Latest news and events from CWC
The Wyoming Community College Commission has endorsed and the state Legislature has approved Level II funding for Central Wyoming College. Earlier this year CWC proposed for funding for two facilities:
Although the weather did not permit the balloons to launch, CWC members helped the pilots fill their balloons and enjoyed learning about ballooning.
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Central Wyoming College rodeo team will have a talented lineup for this year’s season. Rodeo coach Drew Schrock has been busy recruiting new members for the team and this year
Central Wyoming College’s Rural Justice Training Center, Fremont County School District and the Lander and Riverton Police Departments hosted the School Safety Symposium June 17-19. The Wyoming School Resource Officers
Central Wyoming College students, faculty and staff were busy cleaning Riverton’s highway North of town this morning.
Central Wyoming College professor, Todd Guenther, received a Preserve Wyoming Award from the State Historic Preservation office at the 2015 Preserve Wyoming conference in Laramie this past week. Preserve Wyoming
Thanks to all our volunteers who made this concert a success! It would not have happened without all of your hard work! Thanks to the band, Arena, for coming to Wyoming and
Kate Kling from Harrison, Neb. signed a letter of intent to join the cross country team for Central Wyoming College. “She’s a great all-around athlete; one who can do any
Two-point guard for Central Wyoming College, Xavier Webb signed a national letter of intent to play basketball at Sul Ross State University in Alpine, Texas. Sul Ross is a NCAA