CWC to Begin Higher Learning Commission Process for Approval to Offer Applied Baccalaureate Programs
August 29, 2019In a special meeting Wednesday, August 28, the Wyoming Community College Commission unanimously approved a motion “to authorize Central Wyoming College to begin the Higher Learning Commission (HLC) substantive change process to offer no more than two applied baccalaureate programs.”
CWC Board of Trustees Approves Resolution to Begin Approval Process to Offer Bachelor of Applied Science Degrees
August 21, 2019In a special meeting, August 21, 2019, the Central Wyoming College Board of Trustees unanimously approved a resolution to allow the college to begin the approval processes to start Bachelor of Applied Science (BAS) degrees.
Brenegar helps leaders build a better community
August 21, 2019As a consultant, Ed Brenegar gravitated towards leadership. After a short two weeks in Jackson, Brenegar was enrolled in the Start-Up Intensive and ready to start a new career goal, a leadership business.
CWC Offering Two Leadership Classes this Fall
August 5, 2019Central Wyoming College will offer two in depth leadership classes this fall, Foundations of Leadership and Personal Leadership. Both will be taught by Sandy Hessler.
Central Wyoming College Receives Approval f or Matching Funds for CWC Jackson Center Project
July 17, 2019The State Building Commission (SBC) has approved a 50/50 match of $7,577,330 from the state, ensuring that the Jackson project will continue to move forward in the process for state funding support.
CWC Announces Availability of Wyoming Works Grant Funding
July 11, 2019New grant funding for specific programs available now for fall 2019 semester.
President's List Spring 2019
June 26, 2019Congratulations to the 2019 Spring President's list honorees!
Jackson Center Project Moves Forward
June 14, 2019WY Community College Commission Supports $7.57 Million in Funding as CWC Announces New Location to Better Meet Community Needs
Hometown Bank Gives to the Rocky Mountain Complex
May 31, 2019Wyoming Community Bank gave a gift of $25,000 to the Rocky Mountain Complex for Ag & Equine Sciences on Thursday, May 16, at their 20th-anniversary celebration.