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Brad Tyndall | Community College Daily | November 16, 2023At the heart of Central Wyoming College’s service area rests the Wind River Indian Reservation (WRIR), home to Eastern Shoshone and Northern
When Jessie Whitlock decided to enroll at CWC, she was leaning toward an associates degree in Ag Business in order to further her family’s horse business and cattle operation. At the time,
Jeanette Boner | JH News & Guide | November 8, 2023 Central Wyoming College’s request for $12.4 million in American Rescue Plan funding was approved last week. The federal funding
Carol Harper | County 10 | November 7, 2023 (Riverton, WY) Winners of the CWC Fall Art Exhibition’s Quick Finish competition were announced at the show’s opening reception on Saturday evening at the
Teresa Wolff Wyoming Business Report | Oct 29, 2023 We’ve all heard the term “natural-born leader.” Is that phenomenon a reality, or are leadership traits encouraged and nurtured until someone seems
Eric Bennett, CWC’s American Indian Studies Instructor, started teaching this fall but is no stranger to CWC. While Eric was a student at CWC he drove to campus from Fort Washakie every weekday
Ramesh Sedhain came to CWC in 1992 and was excited to share the following information about his time here. “I came to the US in 1992 to attend Central Wyoming College in
CENTRAL WYOMING COLLEGE HOSTS FARM-TO-TABLE DINNER AT ALPINE SCIENCE INSTITUTE Lander, Wyo.–Central Wyoming College presents a special farm-to-table “Lander Roots: Your Table for Local Food and Story” dinner, Saturday, September
Seth Glause (AA General Studies, 2008), a native of Rock Springs and graduate of Farson High School, attended CWC on a rodeo scholarship and had a successful college career, twice winning the