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Since receiving a $1 million National Science Foundation (NSF) grant, Delaware Tech and the ChristianaCare Gene Editing Institute have developed a gene editing curriculum now in place in two biological sciences classes at Delaware Tech and in many other college classrooms
Wilmington, DE – The Stanton and George Campuses 16th annual Mardi Gras gala, held Saturday, March 7, 2020, drew more than 500 guests and raised funds to support student scholarships.
Eight members of Delaware Technical Community College's cross country program were recently named Cross Country Scholar All-Americans by the United States Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association for their academic performance during the fall 2019 season.
At Delaware Technical Community College, students are at the center of everything we do. Student Spotlight highlights exemplary students enrolled at the College.
The Delaware Tech Energy Department hosted the Energy & Sustainability Leaders Roundtable on Jan. 24, 2020, in the Center for Energy Education and Training (CEET) Building located on the College's Dover campus.
The Wilmington Campus’ Spectrum United Club participated in the Lewes Polar Bear Plunge on Sunday, February 2. The Spectrum United Club was formed to educate, advocate, and promote a greater understanding of acceptance and inclusion for those with autism.
For the third straight year, the College's class of criminal justice-law enforcement option (LEO) students were addressed by two established Delaware Tech criminal justice program graduates – College President Mark Brainard and Delaware State Police Superintendent Col. Nathaniel McQueen.
Delaware Tech offers a variety of sports available to students at all campuses, and is proud of the student-athletes that represent the College. Athlete Spotlight includes academic performance, athletic performance, sportsmanship, and service in the community.
Meet Chef Matthew Casey, full-time culinary arts instructor with a rich recipe for success. Born and raised in Delaware, Casey ventured away from The First State to pursue a professional culinary arts education at world-renowned Johnson & Wales University in Rhode Island.
While attending Mount Pleasant High School, Yshaad Butcher admittedly didn't give his all as a freshman and sophomore. He tried to turn things around as a junior and senior, but it was just a little too late to raise his grade point average.
Xavier Scott may not have been the fastest member of the Delaware Tech men's cross country team in 2018, but his determination and desire were unbeatable. Each time he approached the finish line, he always found a faster gear to push himself past his opponents.
Delaware Technical Community College communications students recently received a behind-the-scenes look at the Philadelphia 76ers broadcast and media departments, and also received a tour of an award-winning Philadelphia production studio, JTwo Films.
Although respiratory therapists are employed in hospitals and healthcare facilities across the state, many people are not familiar with their vital role.
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