Author: Jordyn Riedmiller

Warner Robins, Ga. – Central Georgia Technical College (CGTC) campus police, in partnership with the Warner Robins Police Department, Warner Robins Fire Department, Houston County Healthcare, Georgia State Patrol, Houston County Emergency Management, Houston County Fire Department, Houston County Sheriff’s Office, Houston County 911, and other regional emergency response personnel, will meet Tuesday, April 5th at 12:30 pm in the Watson Building Boardroom on the Warner Robins campus, to discuss the recent mass casualty training event at CGTC. Read More

Warner Robins, Ga. –  Timothy Craig, program manager for the Veterans Business Outreach Center (VBOC) at the Georgia VECTR (Veterans Education Career Transition Resource) Center, has been named as the Boots to Business Instructor of the Year for 2021 by the office of Veterans Business Development with the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) in the VBOC category. He has served in this role since 2018.
“Tim is a valued VECTR team member and the Boots to Business Instructor of the Year designation acknowledges his dedication, Read More

Warner Robins, Ga.— LaKeitha Weston, former Assistant Principal for Curriculum and Instruction at Peach County High School, has been named Executive Director and Principal of the Central Georgia Technical College (CGTC) Academy. The academy is a new initiative within the Technical College System of Georgia, allowing students ages 16-21, to earn an accredited Georgia high school diploma through dual credit programming.
“Ms. Weston comes with a wealth of knowledge and experience having worked in three different K-12 school districts,” said Dr. Read More

Arlington, VA —Dr. Ivan Allen, president of Central Georgia Technical College (CGTC), was among the inaugural group of 10 honorees from across the nation recognized recently for their work in supporting defense communities and the military. Nominated by retired U.S. Air Force General John Kubinec and the 21st Century Partnership in Warner Robins, Dr. Allen was recognized for his leadership and action in making a difference in the lives of military and veteran families in Georgia. Read More

Macon, GA – America’s Promise Alliance ended their year by naming 12th grade Central Georgia Technical College dual enrollment student, Jordan Tolbert, as their youth leader spotlight of the month.  
Tolbert served as a YES (young, employed, successful) young professional consultant in the virtual action roundtable initiative sponsored by America’s Promise Alliance’s YES Project. 
“I was originally introduced to America’s Promise Alliance by way of the CGTC YES Project which was a program through the CGTC’s REACH program,” said Tolbert. Read More