
WYKSTRA TO REFLECT LESSONS LEARNED AT CWC
Reflection is an essential part of growth and is at the center of life’s greatest lessons, which is a message Clarissa Wykstra wanted to share with her fellow classmates before
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Reflection is an essential part of growth and is at the center of life’s greatest lessons, which is a message Clarissa Wykstra wanted to share with her fellow classmates before

Dayne Bradley chose CWC because of the friendly and inviting atmosphere. He is a freshman and is from the Riverton area. I think CWC is a great place to start





Madeline Meidell grew up on a ranch in Harrison, Nebraska. She has seen the various spectrums of ranching and wants to help the ranching community by working with animals. Her

Colton Rydstrom, a sophomore from Kemmerer, Wyoming, is in his first year of the nursing program and is on track to graduate in May of 2020. Originally from South Dakota,

Central Wyoming College will have a Disaster Drill on April 24 from 8am-1pm. This Disaster Drill will be an educational exercise for students on campus and will take place near

Ike Lynn, a freshman at CWC, enjoyed living abroad before landing in Wyoming and attending college. He spent time in Hungary, Germany, Austria, Northern Italy, Romania and Slovenia doing humanitarian