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To launch its new interdisciplinary program in film and theater, Central Wyoming College in Riverton is hosting a week-long camp in July to give Wyoming high school juniors and seniors hands-on learning
Popular Ten Sleep musician Jalan Crossland is the guest of the first Central Wyoming College summer concert series Hot Notes Cool Nights Monday, June 30 at Riverton City Park. The
Amy Hatch, a graduate of the intensive entrepreneurial training program called the “Start Up Institute,” launched her new online store just in time for the holiday shopping season. GarageGrownGear.com connects
Great things are happening for Central Wyoming College and Silicon Couloir as their entrepreneurship program gains national recognition in a January 21 article by Cheryl Conner in Forbes Magazine. In
Jason Wood, Central Wyoming College’s executive vice president for Student and Academic Services, has been accepted to participate in the American Association of Community Colleges Future Presidents Institute. Through a
The Wyoming Council for Women’s Issues honors Central Wyoming College’s Dean of Workforce and Community Education Lynne McAuliffe of Riverton as its 2013 Woman of Distinction on Aug. 24. The
A “significant” collection of antique photographs of Arapaho and Shoshone Indians has been donated to Central Wyoming College by Mary and Harmon Watt. The Riverton couple also gave the college
To improve the quality of the college experience, Central Wyoming College’s Residence Life program is implementing Living-Learning Communities (LLCs) in campus housing. Beginning this fall, resident students with similar educational
Symphonic Sounds is the theme of the Hot Notes Cool Nights concert in Lander City Park Monday, July 15 which features the Fremont County Orchestra. Presented by Central Wyoming College,
(Reprinted from the University of Wyoming’s website) August 12, 2013 — The hot mineral springs in Thermopolis soothe Suzanne Smaglik’s quest to document the different species of microbes that live