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A blind adventurer who has climbed the summit of the highest mountains on each of the seven continents is the keynote speaker for Central Wyoming College’s first Wind River Outdoor
Central Wyoming College 2011 nursing graduates had the highest pass rates of all Wyoming nursing graduates taking the national licensing exam, NCLEX. According to the Wyoming State Board of Nursing,
Erik Weihenmayer, a blind adventurer who has climbed the summit of the highest mountains on each of the seven continents, speaks at Lander Valley High School Auditorium at 7 p.m.
The Central Wyoming College women’s basketball team and the Rustler volleyball team are among the top student athletes in the country. In announcing it All Academic selections for the 2011-12
An in-depth study of the human brain is the impetus for Central Wyoming College Psychology Professor Jewel Dirks to update and develop new courses. A semester-length sabbatical last fall provided
The husband and wife duo of Ann and Andy Lowe is the guest artist for the next Hot Notes Cool Nights Concert in the Park in Riverton July 16. “Swingin’ in
To enhance student learning opportunities and to launch new success initiatives, student and academic services at Central Wyoming College are being brought under one umbrella. With the retirement of longtime
Five slots have opened for Central Wyoming College’s expedition to Gannett Peak, which is scheduled for August 8-19. “It really is a fantastic adventure learning opportunity at a very good price,”
Central Wyoming College’s Lander Center is restructuring the delivery of its GED program by offering instruction in a seven-week block with classes scheduled each morning Monday through Thursday. Registration and assessment
Billy Mills, whose come-from-behind sprint victory at the 1964 Tokyo Olympics ranks among the most astounding in Olympic track history, is the keynote speaker at Central Wyoming College’s 2012 Convocation