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  • The dunk tank is a favorite of Convocation activities.
  • Sabrina Forbis and Wil Linebaugh, members of the instrumental ensemble Jazz Messengers, rehearse for upcoming concert.
  • The theater department puts on a minimum of three plays annually, including "Shooting Stars."
  • A raft trip to the Snake River near Jackson, Wyo., is an annual beginning-of-the-year student activity.
  • Participants of the Rustler Volleyball Camp.
  • Amara Fehring and Teri Caldwell in "Steel Magnolias."
  • A student winds up to throw the ball at the dunk tank.
  • Students take advantage of a warm fall day to play at the sand volleyball pit near campus housing.
  • A student practices roping techniques during a CWC barbecue.
  • A climbing wall was trucked to campus for 2007 Convocation activities. A permanent wall is located in Rustler Gym.
  • Students play baseball on the Wii in the Student Lounge.
  • Jerod Ready gives his balancing act.
  • No doubt students get wet during a raft trip on the Snake River near Jackson, Wyo. The trip is an annual beginning-of-the-year student activity.
  • CWC Student Senate President Sterling Hall takes a dive in the dunk tank.
  • You don't have to be a member of the nationally-ranked CWC rodeo team to practice bull riding.
  • A student practices a descent from a portable climbing wall.
  • Lots of great food is served up during the Convocation barbecue.
  • A student attempts to drop someone in the dunk tank.
  • Members of CWC JazzMagic rehearse for upcoming tour

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Many student activities are scheduled year round including athletic, cultural and just plain fun stuff, like spaghetti wrestling. A full slate of concerts, exhibits and plays by CWC visual and performing artists and a whole host of national touring groups and art shows are available each year. The students annually schedule a cultural trip to take part in the metropolitan cultural scene.

If your physical activity requires a special location, we’ll take you there. CWC students schedule a ski/snowboard trips to regional ski areas. Student excursions are also made to nearby mountain areas forrappelling hikes, mountain biking, white water float trips or to the hot springs in Thermopolis. Nearby streams and rivers are teeming with trout. Sinks Canyon is the host of the International Climbers’ Fresival, and Boysen Lake is famous for its “glass” conditions savored by water skiers. Togwotee Pass, South Pass and the Sinks are also excellent places for the Nordic skier as well as for snow mobilers.

Sources of Information about Student Activities

The calendar in the student hand book should serve as a good source of information about student activities. This website is also a great source of information on activities for students.

Another helpful place to get assistance is the Information Hub, located under the atrium in the Administration Wing. Also, there is the student-operated radio station — KCWC-FM (88.1 on your dial) — and the College’s public television station, Channel 4. You will also want to watch for information posted on campus bulletin boards. The Student Senate provides campus information on an electronic marquee located on the highway in front of campus.

A Student Activities Board, with oversight by the Student Senate, plans and implements most of the school events. This committee is open to all interested students. Each club on campus must provide a representative to the Activities Committee. If you would like to serve in this group, leave your name in the Student Senate office (located in the student center across from the Bookstore) or contact an Activities and Intramurals Assistant. The Activities and Intramurals Assistants’ offices are located in the Student Center. You will also need to sign up for any trips or special activities through these offices.

Although we encourage all students to get involved, participating in student activities is a privilege and not a right. Restrictions may apply to students who are placed on disciplinary or academic probation.