Open House! Saturday, April 13, 9 a.m. until Noon
Whether you are interested in learning job skills, earning a degree, or college transfer – come find out more!
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Does Your Computer Need a Tune-Up?
Come to our 2019 PC Diagnostic Clinic on Friday March 15!
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Ready for Summer?
Learn more about our summer enrichment program for youth ages 9-18.
Registration is now open!
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BIAS-Proofing Your Workplace Culture
Join us on March 26 to hear Howard Ross, author and workplace diversity expert, discuss what can go wrong and what to do right.
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Forsyth Tech Student Handbook
Have a look at the guidelines for being a successful part of the student community.
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“R” Textbook Prices Overwhelming to You?
Are prices too high? Are you pursuing an Associate in Art degree to transfer to a four-year college? Learn about the “R” Factor during registration!
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Interested in medical research?
Our hybrid Clinical Trials Certificate program prepares individuals to assist with research studies in a variety of settings.
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- Planning Day (No Classes, College Closed to the Public)
- Spring Break
- No Saturday Classes
- Graduation Fair 1:00-7:00 (RLS Lobby)
Forsyth Tech offered a free PC Diagnostic clinic on March 15. Faculty, students and alumni, along with students from West Stokes High School and Crosby Scholars, offered diagnostics and repairs for personal computers and Macs. In addition, in partnership with Avast, 125 licenses for anti-virus software were offered free of charge. The students gained valuable experience in customer service and computer diagnostics while attendees attended workshops for tips and ideas on wireless technology, saving memory on your computer and learning movie makers software.
Featured on WXII-TV and the Triad CW this week, Jennifer Coulombe, dean of business and industry services and Anna Marie Smith, vice president Human Resources/chief inclusion officer discussed the upcoming seminar BIAS-Proofing Your Workplace Culture at Forsyth Tech. The seminar will be held Tuesday, March 26 from 10 a.m. 2 p.m. For more information and to register go to tinyurl.com/yc2soxwv.Sharing the Forsyth Tech Story!
Jennifer Coulombe, Forsyth Tech, Dean, Business and Industry Services and Anna Marie Smith, Forsyth Tech, Vice President, Human Resources/Chief Inclusion Officer.
Dr. Janet Spriggs, President of Forsyth Technical Community College was our Guest Speaker this morning. Dr. Spriggs was named as Forsyth Tech’s President in October, 2018, and began in her new role on January 1, 2019.
A Rockingham County native, Dr. Spriggs served as chief operating officer of the Rowan-Cabarrus Community College, where she also served as Vice President and chief financial officer. She was Vice President of Administrative Services and chief financial officer of Carteret Community College. She has over 22 years of experience in North Carolina’s Community College system.
Thanks for a great program this morning, Dr. Spriggs!
February 15, 2019
From student to president: Meet Forsyth Tech’s Janet Spriggs
Dr. Janet Spriggs was named president of Forsyth Technical Community College on Oct. 19, 2018. Spriggs was serving as the Chief Operating Officer of Rowan-Cabarrus Community College at the time of her selection. She is replacing Dr. Gary Green, who … Read more →
February 13, 2019
In the Spotlight: Forsyth Tech’s Torry Reynolds
Torry Reynolds, dean of the math, science, and technologies division at Forsyth Technical Community College. Share this page!
December 12, 2018
How Forsyth Tech’s Launch Challenge Helped Bring a Salt Cave to Winston-Salem
When visitors step inside Himalayan Hideaway, Winston-Salem’s only salt cave, Chrissy Klunder, owner, hopes guests will feel like they’ve been transported to a courtyard in Nepal. The environment, which Klunder describes as a wellness zone and relaxation station, features a cozy … Read more →
