A startup's Journey to "Why?"
April 29, 2016Blog #3 from Jackson Native Mark Wilcox on the Start-Up Institute.
Film camp open to high school juniors, seniors and graduates
April 26, 2016Central Wyoming College’s professors Mike Myers and Jeremy Nielsen are teaming up once again to host a summer camp for any high school juniors, seniors and 2016 graduates who want to learn more about acting and film-making.
Finding Value in My Company
April 20, 2016Blog #2 from Jackson Native Mark Wilcox on the Start-Up Institute
Why I quit my job to go into the CWC/Silicon Couloir Start-Up Institute
April 5, 2016Blog #1 from Jackson Native Mark Wilcox on the Start-Up Institute
Rustlers win first Region IX game
March 3, 2016After a season long fight with Western Wyoming Community College, the Rustlers came out on top.
CWC implements active shooter training to campus community
March 3, 2016CWC has been going through active shooter training known as ALICE; alert, lockdown, inform, counter, evacuate. Led by campus safety officers, this training teaches individuals to participate in their own survival and safety during the event of an active shooter or violent intruder.
Duncan retires after more than 25 years
February 9, 2016Marilu Duncan, director of Student Support Services at Central Wyoming College retired last week after serving more than 25 years.
Rustler 400 Gives Chance to Win $10,000
February 8, 2016The Central Wyoming College Athletic Booster Club and the CWC Foundation are giving people a chance to win $10,000.
CWC Student, Guenther, researches at 11,000 feet in mid-winter
February 2, 2016Central Wyoming College student Nate Guenther is using Geospatial Information Science and Technology (GIST) and photography to gather data for a paleoclimate study of the upper Dinwoody area in the Wind River Mountains.
