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… Tuesday, April 25, 2017 A-B Tech Community College is hosting a Computer …
Dan Nielson will be the first to tell you that his inner critic is tough to beat. The 54-year-old veteran, who is graduating this May with a Medical Laboratory Technology AAS degree, has battled PTSD and negative self-talk for more than half of his life.
Wei Chen, 37, is especially proud to be graduating this May. Women in her home country of China, including her mother, have often been denied access to education, and when she was 12, she herself had to drop out because her family couldn’t afford the cost of school.
Annika Mahan, 22, knew she wanted to be a nurse from the time she was a little girl. Her grandmother worked in the field, and it seemed a good fit for someone who loved learning new things and meeting new people.
… experiences I've had working here at A-B Tech for the past 27 years! My life has been more than enriched by meeting and …
… work and explore large cities like Atlanta, Chicago, and New York, Brey found he felt most excited in art galleries … “Being able to go to Soho and the Garment District [in New York] kinda hooked me as far as fashion,” he says. Bray … an Associate in Fine Arts in Visual Arts to explore his new passion. “I have always felt the need to express myself …
Charles deVries, Baking and Pastry Arts Instructor, and Lynn Lewis, Chemistry Instructor, are the latest instructors to be given the Professor Emeritus title. They will retire from their positions after the spring semester.
The A-B Tech Apiary – Bees, Hives and the Importance of Bees presented by A-B Tech faculty, Erik Moellering, Russ Palmeri, M.D., and James WilsonNoon, Friday, April 21, Ferguson Auditorium on the A-B Tech Asheville main campus
The sixth annual Rhapsodist, A-B Tech’s Literature and Arts Journal, will be celebrated with a reading from 11:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., Thursday, April 20, in Ferguson Auditorium.
On a recent afternoon in A-B Tech’s Veterans' Café, two men pore over a math problem as they banter back and forth. John Roeth, 76, a retired engineer, offers tips as Chris Smith, 29, puts pencil to paper.