Students Compete Online in PBL Leadership Conference
May 14th 2020 Three students from A-B Tech represented the college at that NC Phi Beta Lambda state leadership conference by competing online. Aaron Katzenberger, David Peck and Kiva Jones-Wilmer won awards, and the college chapter received accolades, too.
Outstanding Students at A-B Tech for 2019-2020
May 12th 2020 A-B Tech Community College has released its list of annual Academic Award winners in the college programs.
Longtime Benefactor and Volunteer Jack Ferguson Dies at 93
May 12th 2020 A-B Tech lost a devoted supporter and friend when Jack Ray Ferguson passed away May 6. Jack and his wife, Carolyn, began their charitable giving to A-B Tech in 1999 with a pledge to support the Foundation through three charitable remainder trusts.
How an interim president guided A-B Tech’s COVID-19 response
May 5th 2020 Published on EdNC.org, May 5, 2020
Cooking from a distance: How students made hands-on lessons work during remote semester
May 5th 2020 Published in the Asheville Citizen-Times, May 5, 2020
Spring at A-B Tech
May 4th 2020 Even though the majority of employees don't get to see the beauty of the Victoria Road campus this spring, we thought we would share some photos from some folks in IT who are on campus helping to keep us running. Enjoy these photos taken by Sterling Lawrence and Josh Davis.
Annual A-B Tech Plant Sale Continued with ASAP Farmers Market
May 3rd 2020 Each year the Biology Department at A-B Tech hosts the Gnilka Memorial Plant Sale in honor of their colleagues, Sarah and Arnie Gnilka. The proceeds go directly into the Gnilka Scholarship, which provides funding to students majoring in Biology.
BioNetwork at A-B Tech Collaborates to Produce Hand Sanitizers
May 3rd 2020 Through teamwork, organizations in Buncombe County were able to produce, package and test hand sanitizers that were donated to Buncombe County Emergency Medical Services.
A-B Tech Graduate Credits A-B Tech with Work Success
May 3rd 2020 Chris Hamilton moved to Asheville five years ago knowing he wanted to go to school and study computers. “I happened to find A-B Tech and I loved it,” he said,