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Lander Journal | By Marit Gookin, Staff WriterWhen Jenni Poor stepped into her role as the Central Wyoming College (CWC) Lander campus director last summer, she brought 15 years of
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Lander Journal | By Marit Gookin, Staff WriterWhen Jenni Poor stepped into her role as the Central Wyoming College (CWC) Lander campus director last summer, she brought 15 years of

County 10 | Amanda Fehring (Riverton, WY) – It was shared with County 10 on Jan. 15 that the Central Wyoming College Registered Nursing Program has ranked number one across

Wyoming Public Radio | By Hannah Habermann Central Wyoming College includes a main campus in Riverton, an outreach center and the Alpine Science Institute in Lander, and outreach centers in Jackson and Dubois.

Riverton, Wyo. —Jay Nardini, Association of Community College Trustees (ACCT) Chair has announced Dr. Carlton Underwood’s appointment to the ACCT Finance and Audit Committee. ACCT is a national organization that brings

By Sarah Elmquist Squires, Managing Editor | Riverton Ranger Five years ago, Brian Roanhorse was watching a movie – “It was ‘Hell or High Water,’ of all movies,” he recalls.

Lander Journal | Sarah Elmquist Squires, Managing Editor Last year, students from the Central Wyoming College (CWC) Alpine Science Institute traveled all the way to Mount Everest, and each year the

According to Niche, Central Wyoming College is in the top 2.1% nationally, ranking No. 20 out of 922 colleges. Additionally, Niche ranks Central Wyoming College as #1 of all community

Central Wyoming College Foundation is pleased to announce Michael (Mike) Walker as the new Director of Development based in Jackson. “I’m so excited to have Mike joining our team at

Wyoming Tourism has been a huge supporter of Professional and College Rodeo for longer than a decade and each year hosts the “Wyoming Tourism Breakfast” in Las Vegas during the National Finals

Central Wyoming College is pleased to announce Brian Roanhorse the 2023-24 Student of the Year. Roanhorse returned to school in his 30s for the film program. “It’s a special medium