Latest news and events from CWC
Central Wyoming College is now offering electrical apprenticeship courses entirely online. The courses use the electrical curriculum from the National Center for Construction Education and Research.Two courses, Electrical 3 and
Four Central Wyoming College students have been selected as Native American Student Leaders for 2013-14 and will serve as mentors for current students and local Native American Youth. Selected from
Central Wyoming College students involved in a long-term undergraduate research program are ramping up to carry on a study of West Nile Virus in Fremont County. A team of bright and
Lander art educator Bill Yankee has been recognized by the Wyoming Lifelong Learning Association (WLLA) with the Outstanding Adult Educator Award. Yankee, a longtime Lander Valley High School art teacher, has
Central Wyoming College is hosting a second session where students in the Environmental Technician program discuss and debate with CWC’s successful speech and debate students. The Dessert, Dialogue and Debate session
Wind River Casino human resources manager Andi Clifford speaks on women and diversity at Central Wyoming College Tuesday, March 27. Clifford, who was recognized by the Wyoming Council for Women’s Issues
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