Author: Jordyn Riedmiller

Warner Robins, GA – Central Georgia Technical College (CGTC) is pleased to announce the appointment of Mark Scott, Ph.D. as Vice President of Strategic Initiatives. After serving as Superintendent of Schools for the Houston County School District since 2014, Dr. Scott brings a wealth of experience in educational leadership and strategic planning to CGTC.  He will begin in his new role July 1.
As the Vice President of Strategic Initiatives, Dr. Scott will be responsible for collaborating with local healthcare systems and regional school boards to establish Georgia’s first regional STEM/Allied Health educational facility for secondary students. Read More

Warner Robins, Ga. – Five Star Automotive Group recently donated a 15-passenger van to the Central Georgia Technical College (CGTC) Foundation.
The 2024 Ford Transit will join a fleet of vehicles in service by the College to transport students, faculty, and staff for events in Campus Life and Student Activities, Athletics and more.
“Every time a local organization, like Five Star chooses to support our students with generosity, it proves how strong our community is,” said Tonya McClure, Read More

Warner Robins, Ga – Titan Experience, the replacement for BannerWeb and Banner Self-Service, is now live. The Technology Division at the College looks forward to providing students with a seamless transition to the new format.As students log-in, they will notice a new interface and a new login prompt when registering for classes, looking up classes, viewing transcripts, and more. To help all students with this technology transition, CGTC Library and Academic Success Center have put together a short video that highlights a few of the important changes when registering for class. Read More

Guaranteed Transfer for CGTC Students to Enter Trinity School of Medicine
Warner Robins, Ga. – Thanks to the recent signing of an agreement for the Medical Professions Pathway Transfer Program between Central Georgia Technical College (CGTC) and Trinity School of Medicine (TSOM), just 77 semester hours stand between any CGTC student and medical school.
The Medical Professions Pathway Transfer Program will allow CGTC students who complete the prescribed 77 semester hours of coursework to earn an Associate of Science (AS) Degree in General Studies and a Technical Certificate of Credit (TCC) in Healthcare Professions to transfer to TSOM’s Transition Term at its campus in St. Read More