Latest news and events from CWC
In honor of first-generation day on November 8th, we’ll be sharing stories from our first-gen students, staff, and faculty this week. We’re incredibly proud of your accomplishments and we love
In honor of first-generation day on November 8th, we’ll be sharing stories from our first-gen students, staff, and faculty this week. We’re incredibly proud of your accomplishments and we love
Central Wyoming College’s theatre department will cancel the musical Little Women which was set to open Nov. 12 and have a final performance on Nov. 15. With the rise of COVID-19 cases
CWC MOVES TO CANCEL SPRING BREAK, SCHEDULE CHANGES UNDERWAY Central Wyoming College’s Emergency Response Team discussed earlier this week about canceling spring break due to the rise in COVID-19 cases.
This fall, Central Wyoming College hired Rory Tendore as the American Indian Student Coordinator. The position may be new, but novelty is not unfamiliar to Tendore. “I’ve been the first
TENDOR HIRED AS THE NEW AMERICAN INDIAN STUDENT COORDINATOR AT CWC This fall, Central Wyoming College hired Rory Tendore as the American Indian Student Coordinator. The position may be new,
Bbbrrrooommm. That’s the sound of a distant lawnmower, weedeater, or leaf blower. This grounds equipment is essential to beautify the campus and give the physical plant something to do. But
USDA-NIFA INVESTS MORE THAN $53 MILLION TO HELP U.S. FARMERS PROSPER, CENTRAL WYOMING COLLEGE TO BENEFIT Central Wyoming College has been awarded a $300,000 grant from the U.S. Department of
Trysta Stingley is a freshman studying physiology. She is from Riverton and decided to come to CWC for many reasons. “It was close to home, has my major and cross
UW, CWC COLLABORATE TO RECRUIT NATIVE STUDENTS IN FOOD SYSTEMS PROGRAM October 10, 2020 — A more than half-million-dollar grant awarded for a collaborative project between the University of Wyoming