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Robert B. Tucker, an internationally recognized leader in the field of innovation, kicks off Central Wyoming College’s Innovation Institute Wednesday, Jan. 30 with a keynote speech that is free and
Central Wyoming College’s big band, Time’s-A-Wastin’, performs in concert Friday, Feb. 22 with several saxophonists demonstrating improvisational skills. Headlining the concert is J. Scott Turpen, a University of Wyoming music
(Feb. 8, 2013)A two-term member of the Central Wyoming College Board was honored with a Leadership Award from the Wyoming Association of Community College Trustees Thursday night. Caroline Mills, who
Megan O’Neill is in in the 2 percent. The 19-year-old Central Wyoming College student from Kremmling, Colo., is among the growing number of women choosing welding as a profession; though
Central Wyoming College vocal and instrumental jazz ensembles perform in concert Friday, April 26 at 7:30 p.m. in the Robert A. Peck Arts Center Theatre. An instrumental jazz combo, under
Former and current Central Wyoming College accounting and income tax students provide free help preparing 2012 taxes to taxpayers that cannot afford professional assistance on the CWC campus Wednesdays from
Businesses and service providers are available to students and community members at the 2013 Fremont County Business and Employment Expo, scheduled for Thursday, April 25 at Central Wyoming College. A
Central Wyoming College’s 2013 fall semester grades have been computed and 92 students were named to the President’s Honor Roll for earning a 4.0 grade point average while 101 others
“Marriage Equality” is the subject of the first in a series of Central Wyoming College “Hot Topic” discussions on Wednesday, Feb. 27 at 11:30 a.m. Sponsored by the CWC Diversity
Fracking, the hydraulic fracturing of land to release trapped gas, is the subject of the first in a series of Central Wyoming College “Hot Topic” discussions on Thursday, Sept. 26