Drake State is implementing an e-certification process for online courses and has received a selective designation as a Caring Campus. Both initiatives will positively impact student learning at the College.
Drake State is preparing for the return of students, faculty and staff for fall semester with a modified instructional plan and semester calendar.
Congratulations to these outstanding students!
A friendly challenge to Madison County businesses issued by Drake State hopes to encourage more Census participation in our community.
Our priority is the health of our students, faculty and staff. As new information becomes available regarding coronavirus COVID-19 and its affect on campus operations, updates will be posted here.
Recent graduate Kirk Salmond was invited to speak to the Alabama Community College Board of Directors meeting in Montgomery to share his experience as a community college student.
An agreement between the Drake State and Athens State paves the way for African-American males interested in a teaching career.
Dr. Patricia Sims has been elected to the Executive Council of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools/Commission on Colleges Board of Trustees.
Drake State has partnered with the Catalyst Center to provide business training and an Entrepreneurship Certificate program at no cost to eligible small disadvantaged businesses.
Like many organizations, Drake State is fortunate to receive support from its community and local businesses. Participating in Giving Tuesday is a kick-off for the College’s Annual Day of Giving event that will be in April 2020.
Drake State Community & Technical College President Dr. Patricia Sims is one of 30 Alabama women recognized for their leadership and contributions made to their communities
In its 10th year, Drake State Community & Technical College’s annual welding competition for area high school students helps encourage area high school students to consider advanced manufacturing careers.
With help from community partners, students, faculty and staff worked to clean the Edgemont subdivision and MLK Elementary School.