Author: Jordyn Riedmiller

Warner Robins, Ga. – Hemodialysis instructor and program chair, Sonia Wynne was recently named Central Georgia Technical College’s (CGTC) Rick Perkins Award (RPA) Winner for Excellence in Technical Instruction for 2022.
Sonia Wynne has been a dialysis nurse for 30 years. She earned her LPN at Wharton County Junior College in Wharton, Texas and her registered nursing degree at Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College in Tifton, GA.
Wynne began working at the College in 2004 and developed its Hemodialysis program which was the first of its kind in the state of Georgia. Read More

Milledgeville, Ga.- Central Georgia Technical College’s (CGTC) Associate of Science in Nursing (ASN) program has earned approval to expand its program to the Milledgeville campus of the College.
The ASN program is one of the signature Health Sciences degrees offered by the College. In 2018, the program graduated its first cohort out of the Warner Robins campus following its initial board approval to start the program in 2016.
Now, with sights set on Milledgeville and the Baldwin County community, Read More

Eatonton; GA – The Rotary Club of Greene and Putnam counties presented a check to the Putnam County Campus of Central GA Technical College for Adult Education, GED Testing, in the amount of three-hundred and fifty dollars.
This is the second year for the donation. Scott Gessay, the President of the Rotary, says, “One of Rotary’s focus areas here in the community is education. We provide scholarships to all five of the local high schools in Greene and Putnam Counties and one thing that we saw last year was a need to support the career academies both in Greene and Putnam so we’re providing this scholarship for that cause.”
The GED test costs one-hundred sixty dollars, Read More

Warner Robins, Georgia—Central Georgia Technical College (CGTC), one of the state’s largest two-year colleges, ended the Fall 2021 semester with a record single-term enrollment of 9,614 students. The College recorded more than 18 percent growth for credit students from Fall 2020 to Fall 2021. And, in comparison to pre-pandemic levels, the College was up by 16 percent over Fall 2019.
Much of the College’s growth can be attributed to the expansion of online course offerings, interest in the Dual Enrollment program, Read More