NEWS

Ambitious Central Wyoming College Student Ambassadors’ surprised community families who are fighting against cancer with a leaf-free yard and a note that read “Honoring your fight against cancer – hope this helps.

Colorful regalia, artisans, Native American drummers and dancers and a powerful social gathering are all part of the Central Wyoming College United Tribes Club annual spring powwow Friday, May 2.

Central Wyoming College has hired a new choral director to replace longtime vocal music professor Robert Hussa who retired this spring. Adam Kluck, a doctoral candidate at the University of

Dr. Cristobal “Cris” Valdez has been selected as Central Wyoming College’s next president by the CWC Board. Valdez, currently the president at Edison Community College in Ohio, was formally hired

Exciting new changes are happening for Central Wyoming College. Director of Marketing, Lori Ridgway announced the approval of CWC’s new logo today. “We did a great deal of research and

A week-long overnight Exploration Camp geared toward middle school students is scheduled for June 22-26 at the Central Wyoming College Sinks Canyon Center. Hosted by CWC Outdoor Education instructor Stacy

The Central Wyoming College Board has scheduled a special meeting to name the next president of CWC. In a progress report sent to CWC staff Friday morning, Board Chair Charlie

Letter from Senator Michael B. Enzi

Central Wyoming College Professor Val Whitmore was presented with a Master Distance Educator Award at the Wyoming Distance Education Consortium spring conference held recently in Cheyenne. Whitmore was one of

The Wyoming Workforce Development Council awarded Central Wyoming College’s Lori Ridgway with the Outstanding Individual Performance Award at a state safety summit last week. Ridgway is the director of workforce training