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As a consultant, Ed Brenegar gravitated towards leadership. After he moved to Jackson from Asheville, North Carolina on March 2015, he was ready to take on a new leadership role.

In a special meeting, August 21, 2019, the Central Wyoming College Board of Trustees unanimously approved a resolution to allow the college to begin the approval processes to start Bachelor

Central Wyoming College will offer two in-depth leadership classes this fall, Foundations of Leadership and Personal Leadership.  Both will be taught by Sandy Hessler.  “After a very successful and sold

Just one month after the Wyoming Community College Commission votedto support $7.57 million for the CWC-Jackson Center as their number one capitalconstruction priority for the 2020 Wyoming State Legislature Budget

Central Wyoming College has new resources for adult students to learn a skill for employment that meet labor and economic development needs that can provide up to $3,360 per academic

Following are the students who earned the honor of being on the CWC spring 2019 Dean’s list. All are full-time students (minimum of 12.0 credit hours) and have earned a

Following are the students who earned the honor of being on the CWC spring 2019 President’s list. All are full-time students (minimum of 12.0 credit hours) and have earned a

After eight years of working to secure a dedicated center capable of meeting the education and workforce needs of Teton County, Central Wyoming College (CWC) announced two exciting developments in

Wyoming Community Bank gave a gift of $25,000 to the Rocky Mountain Complex for Ag & Equine Sciences on Thursday, May 16, at their 20th-anniversary celebration.The contribution will support the

Central Wyoming College has been working with the Northern Arapaho tribe for more than a year to jointly offer college courses on the Wind River Indian Reservation. On Friday, May