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Latest news and events from CWC
CWC Project to Monitor Alpine Temperatures in the Winds Presented in Washington, D.C. This Week
June 16, 2023The Central Wyoming College Innovation Challenge (CCIC) finalists are in Washkington, D.. The team presented their poster on the CWC CLIMATE project – a Community Led Initiative to Monitor Alpine Temperature Extremes to members of Congress and representatives from the National Science Foundation in the Capitol on Wednesday.
Help Support Beginning Farmers at the CWC Farm Incubator through the Lander Community Foundation’s Challenge for Charities!
June 13, 2023As a community college, we know local. And we want to help aspiring and beginning farmers grow nutritious foods by developing financially and environmentally sustainable farm businesses in central Wyoming.
CWC Approved for two new Certificate Programs
June 9, 2023The Wyoming Community College Commission Thursday in Powell approved two new programs for Central Wyoming College.
Native students will collect new weather data in the Wind River Range
June 6, 2023This summer, Northern Arapaho and Eastern Shoshone college students will traverse the Wind River Range, collecting first of its kind weather data.
Food Center to Aid Wyo. Entrepreneurs
May 31, 2023Project aims to support and collaborate with state’s farmers, ranchers, and value-added food processors.
Study shows huge spike in local food sales
May 22, 2023Fremont County spends $14.5 million annually on protein – meat and eggs – alone. And in 2022, the price of food increased 10%, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Study shows huge spike in local food sales
May 22, 2023Fremont County spends $14.5 million annually on protein – meat and eggs – alone. And in 2022, the price of food increased 10%, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Teton Powwow sure to wow
May 17, 2023On Friday, free educational presentations about American Indian culture will be offered at the Center for the Arts throughout the day, with a Native American Showcase of cultural dance at 7 p.m. On Saturday a full-day celebration of American Indian cultures at the Snow King Sports and Events Center will feature dancers representing many tribes from throughout the West who will compete in traditional and contemporary dance forms.
‘One step closer to your dream’ CWC nursing graduates look to the future
May 15, 2023May is National Nurses’ Month, and Central Wyoming College (CWC) has fittingly welcomed a new group of nurses into the profession this past week: The 2023 graduating class of its nursing program.
CWC’s 2023 Student Film Festival
May 15, 2023Kickstart Wyoming’s Tomorrow Scholarship is an exciting new state-wide program offering up to $1,800 per semester toward tuition at Wyoming’s eight community colleges and the University of Wyoming.
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