http://www.centralgatech.edu/general/press_releases/releases.cfm Central Georgia Technical College's press releases are maintained by the Office of Public Relations. For more information, contact Tonya McClure, Executive Director of Advancement and Public Relations, at (478) 757-3467. http://www.centralgatech.edu/general/press_releases/release2.cfm?auto_number=411 Ann Lear, Business and Industry Specialist, and Clay Teague, Director of Continuing Education, are among eight Technical College System of Georgia professionals to earn Certified Economic Developer Trainer status this month after completing a rigorous program of specialized training. http://www.centralgatech.edu/general/press_releases/release2.cfm?auto_number=412 Becky Lee and Ann Lear, members of the Department of Economic Development at Central Georgia Technical College, were presented the “Job Profiling Team of the Year” award by the Governor’s Office of Workforce Development at the second annual Georgia Work Ready Awards luncheon at the Georgia Freight Depot in Atlanta on November 2. http://www.centralgatech.edu/general/press_releases/release2.cfm?auto_number=410 Central Georgia Technical College will begin offering day and evening classes January 6, 2010, in Forsyth as part of a collaborative effort with the Monroe County Board of Education and the Development Authority of Monroe County. http://www.centralgatech.edu/general/press_releases/release2.cfm?auto_number=408 Central Georgia Technical College recently became a National Training Center member of the National Alternative Fuels Training Consortium (NAFTC), headquartered at West Virginia University. http://www.centralgatech.edu/general/press_releases/release2.cfm?auto_number=409 Robert I. Landau was sworn in Oct. 20 as the newest member of the Board of Directors of Central Georgia Technical College. http://www.centralgatech.edu/general/press_releases/release2.cfm?auto_number=407 Administrators have been eagerly awaiting the start of fall quarter at Central Georgia Technical College, and they were not disappointed. Today, a record 7,007 students are on campus attending the first day of classes.