Gwinnett Senior Leadership (GSL) is accepting applications for its 2013–2014 leadership class until July 1.

Gwinnett Technical College honored hundreds of its high achieving students last night, recognizing leaders in academics, program excellence, leadership and community outreach.

Dong Ouk (Joseph) Chung, an eighth grader from Hull Middle School in Suwanee, has been recognized by Lieutenant Governor Casey Cagle for winning third place in his division for the 2013 Manufacturing Appreciation Week (MAW) Student Design Contest.

The Gwinnett Tech Foundation awarded more than 260 scholarships for academic excellence and achievement to Gwinnett Tech students this year, totaling just over $322,000.

Gwinnett Technical College's Horticulture program is hosting its annual spring plant sale from April 16 – 18, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., at the Gwinnett Technical College Greenhouse.

GTC recently hosted 40 North Gwinnett High School biotechnology students, giving the students a "up close and personal" look at careers in the fast-growing bioscience field with a tour and demonstrations in GTC's Life Sciences Center.

Gwinnett Technical College alumnus and Alpharetta paramedic Matt Caswell recently led a team of firefighters and EMTs to save a man in sudden cardiac arrest.

Three Gwinnett Technical College (GTC) Early Childhood Care and Education graduates have been awarded the Birth Through Five (B-5) STAR scholarship from Georgia State University's Department of Early Childhood Education.

Gwinnett Technical College graduates who want to continue their education at a four-year college now have an easier pathway into Georgia private colleges.

Gwinnett Technical College (GTC) adjunct English instructor Dr. Cynthia Gregory is the 2013 Nell Ann Pickett Award Winner, recognized by the Two-Year College English Association – Southeast (TYCA-SE).

Administrators from GTC and the Georgia Institute of Technology will brief leaders from healthcare, education and business about the colleges' Health Information Technology (HIT) education partnership.

Dr. Penny Joyner Waddell, speech program director at Gwinnett Technical College, has been honored with the college's 2013 Rick Perkins Award of Excellence in Technical Education.

Filing your taxes needn't be hard or stressful! Gwinnett Technical College is once again partnering with AARP Tax-Aide to offer free income tax preparation and tax counseling for community residents and Gwinnett Tech students, faculty and staff.

GTC is launching a one-year certificate program in Health Information Technology (HIT), training professionals for one of the fastest growing fields in the healthcare sector.

Scientists and environmentalists studying ways to minimize the heat island effect might want to consult Eagle Scout Brian Dalyrmple about the strategies he implemented on the Gwinnett Tech campus.

Dr. Mark Newton, program director of the Hotel, Restaurant and Tourism Management program at Gwinnett Technical College, has been honored by the Gwinnett Convention and Visitors Bureau as a 2012 Friend of Tourism.

Julie L. Post is Gwinnett Technical College's new vice president of student affairs. Post, who joined Gwinnett Tech in 2004, previously served as executive director of institutional research and effectiveness for the college.

The Gwinnett Chamber of Commerce has honored Gwinnett Technical College for its contribution to the continued well-being of Gwinnett and metro Atlanta citizens through

Kimberly Horn, a business administrative technology student, is the winner of Gwinnett Technical College's 2013 Georgia Occupational Award of Leadership (GOAL).

GTC was named the Imagination Award winner at the Gwinnett Chamber's Partnership Gwinnett Community and Economic Development Summit last week, with President Sharon Bartels honored for her vision and leadership.

James Peas, a preschool teacher at the D. Scott Hudgens, Jr. Early Education Center, has received the Leader of Men and Children Award from an interest group for the National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC).

Ricoh Electronics, Inc., one of the largest North American producers of high-quality thermal papers and thermal labels, is creating 58 jobs in a 35,500-square-foot expansion of its thermal media coating facility in Lawrenceville, Ga.

Gwinnett Technical College (GTC) has chosen 26 students as the Kappa Class of Student Ambassadors, serving GTC until the fall of 2013.

The Board of Trustees of the Gwinnett Tech Foundation has been honored for "dedicated work and exceptional service" by the state Technical College Foundation Association (TCFA).

GTC will be a stop on the Georgia Partnership for Excellence in Education's 2012 Bus Trip Across Georgia on Oct. 23.

The Scott Hudgens Family Foundation has pledged up to $2 million to Gwinnett Technical College (GTC) to support and expand programs that train the healthcare and life sciences workforce for the region.

Gwinnett Technical College's Environmental Horticulture program is hosting its annual community plant sale October 16 – 18, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., in the campus greenhouse near Building 600.

Students in GTC's Surgical Technology program will leave the classroom and OR behind this week to spend a day volunteering at Med Share on Thurs., Oct 11, helping pack surgical and other medical supplies for shipment to developing countries.

Gwinnett Tech faculty, staff and students are gearing up for Gwinnett Great Days of Service this Fri., Oct. 5, with more than 200 volunteers preparing for a day of outreach and work on six projects.

GTC honored its most accomplished students at a special reception for Dean's List recipients last week. The first-time event drew more than 200 honorees who received their awards from the deans of their programs.