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Image of group of nurses in Haiti including 4 CWC students and one faculty

Haiti Service Trip

There will be a presentation about the experience on April 26 at 1:00 PM in Health Science room 100. WARNING: This blog contains images depicting medical procedures.

Joe Dolan former VP and Dean of Academic Services

FORMER CWC VICE PRESIDENT PASSES

Central Wyoming College faculty and staff received news last week that former Vice President and Dean of Academic Services, Dr. Joseph Dolan had passed away in Greeley, Colorado. Dr. Dolan

Portrait of Shadow White

RUSTLER SPOTLIGHT: SHADOW WHITE

Shadow White, of Fort Washakie, will graduate this spring with degrees in art and photography. After deciding to stay close to home and attend CWC, White enrolled as an art

CWC Theatre members as Huck Finn and Jim on a raft

Big River

Big River premiered this past weekend in the CWC Arts Center! Also showing this weekend, March 8-9 at 7 PM. Contact the box office at 855-2002.

Portrait of Kristen Marshall

RUSTLER SPOTLIGHT: KRISTEN MARSHALL

Kristen Marshall, a sophomore from Riverton, will graduate this spring with a degree in nursing. Originally from San Jose, California, Marshall lived in Arizona for a time where she met

Photo of Jenn Pfisterer and Brad Tyndall at WACCT

CWC STUDENT WINS STUDENT OF THE YEAR AT WACCT

Central Wyoming College nursing student Jenn Pfisterer won Student of the Year at the Wyoming Association for Community College Trustees award ceremony on Feb. 7 in Cheyenne, Wyoming. Each community

portrait of CWC student Serdar Gayybov

RUSTLER SPOTLIGHT: SERDAR GAYYBOV

Serdar Gayybov is an international student from Mazy, Turkmenistan. He is pursuing a degree in health science with hopes of continuing his education to a medical or nursing school. Gayybov

CWC student walking next to a glacier on Mount Kilimanjaro

Tanzania Expedition

As part of a science-based NOLS course offered in partnership between Central Wyoming College, the University of Wyoming and NOLS, nine students from around the country traveled to East Africa