York Technical College

The BEST Awards recognize organizations that demonstrate enterprise-wide success as a result of employee talent development.

Jamie Cooper named Executive Vice President for Academic and Student Affairs

More Than 100 Programs To Be Offered at No Cost In Spring 2022

The four Meta-Majors are: Arts, Language and Communication; Business and Management; Society and Politics; and Science and Health.

Dr. Stacey Moore named to lead the college

Senator Mike Fanning sponsored the resolution that gives tribute to Greg F. Rutherford

The College conferred over 1,400 credentials to 1,123 students

York Tech students display skills during Thursday’s event

Students can save up to 50% on summer school classes

Greg Rutherford has served as president since 2007 and plans to retire at the end of July

South Carolina Physicians Care Charity, Inc. funds to help York Tech students pursuing a nursing degree

Wintermester is an Online Four-Week Term that Offers Flexibility during the Holiday Break

Anne Springs Close Learning Commons awarded LEED Gold Certification

Grant will help College continue to make building repairs

Funding provides help for first-generation, disabled and low-income students in college

York Tech’s HHS students will participate in Saturday’s event

The College will award over 1,000 credentials to students who completed academic programs

Students can save up to 50% on summer school classes

Gowns, gloves, and masks among items gifted to hospital

Fund will help students who need immediate financial help

High school students can now take criminal justice courses through dual enrollment

Library renovation includes state-of-the art technology and innovation for students

Over 200 students have already enrolled in the Reconnect program

Registration for four-week online courses is now open

Mini-rodeo event was a way for students to network and impress perspective employers

New program designed to help students succeed in and out of the classroom

Williams formerly served as a County Councilman for York County

Line worker and diesel engine certificates among new programs for 2019

Grant will help College make roof repairs

Award will help expand College’s line worker program

Endowed Scholarship established in honor of the Celanese Celriver plant legacy

Reconnect with York Tech is designed to help former York Tech students earn a college credential

Jason Ream will visit Langley Research Center for an onsite experience

Phi Theta Kappa recognizes Yolanda Wilson during annual convention

Short, four-week online classes offered during Winter Break

Statewide organization recognizes College’s EMT Program during its annual conference.

The College will offer three new associate degrees and two new certificate programs.

Jack Holladay appointed to a four-year term for the York Commission for Technical Education

Monique Perry was selected as one of only 40 fellows for the 2018 - 2019 Aspen Presidential Fellowship for Community College Excellence.

Wilks, executive director of student services for Rock Hill School District 3, joins Commission.

The South Carolina Masonry Contractors Association contributes $10,000 to York Technical College Foundation.

York Technical College celebrates local lineworkers on April 18 for National Lineman Appreciation Day.

The York Technical College Alumni Connection is calling for nominations for alumni representatives to the Advisory Group. Nominations are due by March 31.

American Institute of Architects (AIA) Charlotte Recognizes York Tech’s Award-Winning Comporium Center Design.

Students can choose from 13 dual credit career pathways.

Nearly 40 families in the tri-county region were recipients of a special delivery of Thanksgiving baskets, donated by York Technical College.

The York Technical College Foundation Inc., welcomes three new members to its Board of Directors effective July 1, 2017. Lori Dominguez, Vernon Prosser, and Robert Hall will each serve a term of three years.

Programs will be in the fields of health science, information technology, applied science and more.

The new scholarship opportunity is designed to increase underrepresented populations in utility line worker professions.

Eight high school students earned three college credentials each before earning their high school diploma.