CWC Dean is honored as Woman of Distinction
January 1, 2013The Wyoming Council for Women's Issues honors Central Wyoming College's Dean of Workforce and Community Education Lynne McAuliffe of Riverton as its 2013 Woman of Distinction on Aug. 24. The annual award luncheon at CWC is coordinated by WCWI's home and community committee and will follow the Council's quarterly meeting.
Riverton couple donate valuable photo collection, sculpture
January 1, 2013A “significant” collection of antique photographs of Arapaho and Shoshone Indians has been donated to Central Wyoming College by Mary and Harmon Watt.
Themed housing groups students with similar interests
January 1, 2013To improve the quality of the college experience, Central Wyoming College’s Residence Life program is implementing Living-Learning Communities (LLCs) in campus housing.
Fremont County Orchestra is guest at summer concert
January 1, 2013Symphonic Sounds is the theme of the Hot Notes Cool Nights concert in Lander City Park Monday, July 15 which features the Fremont County Orchestra.
Water grant boosts CWC summer research project
January 1, 2013August 12, 2013 — The hot mineral springs in Thermopolis soothe Suzanne Smaglik's quest to document the different species of microbes that live in the steamy environment. The earth and physical science professor at Central Wyoming College is receiving a technological boost from the University of Wyoming to assist her research efforts.
Summer Bridge program gives students head start
January 1, 2013Central Wyoming College’s free Summer Bridge Boot Camp scheduled for August 5-23 provides incoming students with the academic skills to be successful in their college experience.
Spring entrepreneurship program has spring dates
January 1, 2013An intensive entrepreneurship program is coming to Jackson this spring to help jump start aspiring entrepreneurs and to encourage Wyoming’s economic growth and diversification.
92 on President's Roll and 93 on Dean's List
January 1, 2013Central Wyoming College’s 2013 spring semester grades have been computed and 92 students were named to the President’s Honor Roll for earning a 4.0 grade point average while 93 others were named to the Dean’s List for having a 3.5 or better GPA.
Sinks Canyon producing energy with solar panels
January 1, 2013The Central Wyoming College Sinks Canyon Center is now producing some of its own energy. A new solar power system installed at the Orchard House is producing as much energy as it uses, said Ken Colovich, CWC director of Lander operations.
New facility is 'game changer' for science programs
January 1, 2013The new Health and Science Center significantly changes more than just the physical landscape at Central Wyoming College.