CGTC Becomes Newest Higher Ed Partner of the Macon Bacon

 

 
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From the Press Office of the Macon Bacon
 
Macon. Ga. – The Macon Bacon announced a new partnership with Central Georgia Technical College  bringing together two organizations committed to creating opportunities, supporting the local community, and enhancing the fan experience throughout Middle Georgia.

 
As part of the partnership, the party deck at Luther Williams Field will officially be named the CGTC Party Deck, updating a fan favorite gathering space for the community to enjoy throughout the 2026 season. Read More

May 22, 2026


Central Georgia Technical College Announces Approval of Dr. Sonny Perdue Administration
Building Naming

Warner Robins, Ga. – Central Georgia Technical College (CGTC) has announced the approval of the naming of its Administration building on the Warner Robins campus as the “Dr. Sonny Perdue Administration Building,” honoring Dr. George Ervin “Sonny” Perdue, III for his distinguished record of public service and steadfast support of higher education in Georgia.
The naming was approved as part of a motion presented to State Board of the Technical College System of Georgia (TCSG) at its May 7 meeting. Read More

May 20, 2026


Takoradi Technical University Visit CGTC Campus Amidst Broader Discussion on International Education

Warner Robins, Ga. – Seven guests from LIFE League and Takoradi Technical University in Takoradi, Ghana, visited Central Georgia Technical College (CGTC) Warner Robins campus late in the Spring semester. The visit allowed both institutions the opportunity to continue discussions on initiatives in international education and student mobility.  
The visit included a working lunch where College leadership presented on Dual Enrollment, Study Abroad, Athletics and International Partnerships. The guests also toured the campus including the Central Aviation Partnership where the CGTC Aviation Maintenance is housed.   Read More

May 19, 2026


CGTC and Georgia VECTR Center Receive $300K in Federal Grant to Help Veterans Find Jobs After Leaving Armed Forces 

Warner Robins, Ga. – U.S. Senator Jon Ossoff recently announced new resources to help veterans find jobs after they leave the Armed Forces, including $300,000 in grant funding awarded to Central Georgia Technical College (CGTC) and the Georgia Veterans Education Career Transition Resource Center (VECTR).   
Bipartisan legislation passed in February led to this funding to support organizations across Georgia that help veterans find jobs once they leave the Armed Forces. 
The CGTC Foundation will work with the VECTR Center to administer the funding.  
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May 15, 2026


CGTC Commencement Ceremony to Return to Macon Coliseum May 8 with Keynote Speaker 2024 Outstanding Alumni, Moeiini Reilly

Picture of Moeiini Reilly
Macon, Ga. – Central Georgia Technical College (CGTC) will welcome home one of its own, 2024 Outstanding Alumni Award, Moeiini Reilly to deliver the keynote address at its annual commencement ceremony at the Macon Coliseum on Friday, May 8, 2026, at 7 p.m.
Each commencement ceremony marks an important moment for the College, the leader in graduates for the Technical College System of Georgia (TCSG). The evening embraces the path of students as they move forward with their education and excel in their futures. Read More

April 16, 2026


Central Georgia Technical College Partners with Houston County School District to Launch $100 Million Regional Healthcare Workforce Initiative

Bloomberg Philanthropies Makes $10 Million Investment

Warner Robins, GA — Central Georgia Technical College (CGTC) today announced that more than $100 million has been committed through public and private investment to expand high-demand healthcare workforce programs, enhance student support services, and invest in cutting-edge training equipment for dually enrolled high school students at the new regional STEM/Allied Health Academy in Houston County. While the Academy will serve as the primary location, CGTC will facilitate partnerships across its eleven-county service area to maximize the opportunities for students in the communities where they reside. Read More

April 13, 2026


Seeking Volunteers for Mass Casualty Exercise – April 18, 2026

We are looking for volunteers of all ages to participate in the CGTC Mass Casualty Functional Exercise on April 18, 2026, at the Warner Robins Campus. This large-scale training event will help CGTC Health Sciences, Trinity Medical Students, law enforcement, EMS, and fire personnel enhance their emergency response skills in a realistic yet controlled environment.
Volunteer Roles Include: Victim/Role Player – Assist with event coordination and participant needs.
      ✅College Students/Faculty – Help create a realistic school-day atmosphere.
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April 3, 2026


CGTC Student Meets Governor Kemp to Share Inspiring Educational Journey Through Foster Care

From left to right: Governor of Georgia Brian Kemp, Hannah Womack, First Lady of Georgia Marty Kemp
Warner Robins, Ga. – Central Georgia Technical College (CGTC) Nursing student, Hannah Womack, recently visited with Governor Brian Kemp, and leaders in the Technical College System of Georgia (TCSG) to briefly share her story of perseverance and commitment to education while navigating the foster care system.
Womack’s story earned a recent feature in an opinion column by TCSG Commissioner, Read More

April 2, 2026


CGTC Women’s Basketball Falls to State Fair College in First NJCAA Tournament Appearance

Lake Charles, Louisiana. — A historic run for the Central Georgia Technical College (CGTC) women’s basketball team to the 2026 National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) Division-1 Women’s Basketball tournament in Lake Charles, Louisiana, ended on Wednesday as the Titans lost to State Fair College, 80-73.
The first round match-up played on the campus of McNeese State saw the Titans get off to a sluggish start, down nine after the first quarter, only after a hail-mary, Read More

March 26, 2026


Central Georgia Technical College Explores Creative Industry Workforce Partnerships with Camy-Arnett Production Studios

Macon, Ga. – Central Georgia Technical College (CGTC) recently welcomed Cameron Arnett, founder of Camy-Arnett Production Studios (CAPS), in Roberta, Ga. for a campus visit focused on strengthening workforce development opportunities within Georgia’s growing film and media production industry. The result is plans for internship and apprenticeship opportunities for students in a variety of programs.
Arnett toured the Design and Media Production program at CGTC’s Macon Campus alongside Satellite Operations Director Dr. Marcus Early, engaging with faculty and reviewing facilities designed to prepare students for careers in digital media, Read More

March 23, 2026