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Already a leader in outdoors-oriented education, Central Wyoming College is about to launch two more programs under that heading.At its meeting on April 21, the Wyoming Community College Commission approved

UW, CWC COLLABORATE TO OFFER ENTREPRENEUR ESSENTIALS COURSE The University of Wyoming’s College of Business and Wyoming Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation (WyCEI), in collaboration with Central Wyoming College (CWC),

CWC STUDENT EARNS LEADERSHIP RECOGNITION AT NATIONAL SUMMIT Riverton, WY –Central Wyoming College student Zariah June has won the Rising Leader award for active participation in the American Indians in Science

2ND ANNUAL TETON POWWOW: CELEBRATION OF AMERICAN INDIAN CULTURES IN JACKSON Jackson, WY – Central Wyoming College and Native American Jump Start present Teton Powwow: Celebration of American Indian Cultures, Friday, May 20 and Saturday, May

UW AND CWC COLLABORATE TO OFFER ENTREPRENEUR ESSENTIALS COURSE On June 17, the University of Wyoming’s College of Business and Center for Entrepreneurship & Innovation, in collaboration with Central Wyoming

FIRST FREMONT COUNTY START-UP CHALLENGE TONIGHT AT CWC The first annual Fremont County Start-Up Challenge will be held tonight at 5:30pm at Central Wyoming College. The doors open at 5

CWC FINISHES 2ND E-SPORT SEASON Oliver Bartel finished the regular season with an 8-1 record and was a six seed in the NJCAA playoffs for FIFA 22 Soccer. He lost

Central Wyoming College Receives $100,000 Metallica Grant Riverton, WY—On April 11, 2022, the Riverton All-Class Reunion honored the lives of Central Wyoming College alumni and lifelong Riverton residents Ron Porter

TWENTY ONE NEW NURSES PINNED THURSDAY NIGHT AT CWC; NINE MORE COMING AT JACKSON The Nursing Pinning Ceremony for the 2022 graduates of Central Wyoming College’s Riverton campus was held

CWC GRADUATION, NURSES PINNING CEREMONIES THIS WEEK, INCLUDING FIRST BAS DEGREES Thursday, May 5 through Saturday, May 7, 2022, Central Wyoming College will host four commencement and pinning ceremonies to honor 250-plus graduates from the 2021-2022