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CWC Culinary Students grilling steaks for our judges

2nd Annual Rendezvous City Beef Roundup

August 31, 2021

This year's 2nd annual Rendezvous City Beef Roundup was another huge success! There were folks from Utah, Colorado, Washington, Nevada, Montana, North Dakota, Nebraska, and Wyoming who participated in this amazing event that brings producers and consumers together each year to learn about and support the beef industry.

Rustler player bumps the volleyball to pass to a teammate

volleyball tournament

August 31, 2021

The Lady Rustler volleyball team is ranked 8th nationally in the 2021 NJCAA DI Volleyball Poll after week one. The Rustlers beat three nationally ranked teams during their home tournament this past weekend. The Rustlers played College of Southern Idaho to kick off the tournament. The Rustlers won 3-0. Friday the Rustlers defeated Snow College 3-2. Saturday the Rustlers played two teams, winning both. They defeated Western Nebraska Community College 3-1 and Utah State Eastern 3-2.

Three female students grab meals at the CWC bbq

Back to School 2021

August 27, 2021

CWC students and staff enjoyed fun events on campus after almost a year of being virtual due to COVID. Welcome back BBQs, archery tag, a magician from Vegas, and yard games were all part of the fun-filled week.

President Brad Tyndall, Ms. Berte Hirschfield, and Ivan Posey at CWC

Good Medicine - American Indian Education Gathering

August 5, 2021

Photos from our community gathering, "Good Medicine: Learning and Contributions in Our Tribal Communities"

Students showcase their geodesic dome greenhouse on the ASI campus

CWC Farm Incubator Program participates in Grow a Little Extra Program

August 5, 2021

The CWC student farmers, under the direction of Ethan Page, Farm Manager/Instructor, are participating in the Grow a Little Extra Program, a project of the Wyoming Hunger Initiative

Governor Gordon stands with CWC graduate David Merrill for a photo

Wyoming Governor visits CWC

June 15, 2021

Governor Mark Gordon, University of Wyoming President Ed Seidel, Wyoming Business Council Executive Director Josh Dorrell, and Central Wyoming College President Brad Tyndall convened with local businesses and economic development leaders to discuss partnerships, opportunities and the Wyoming Innovation Network (WIN), Wednesday, June 9, on the CWC campus. Governor Gordon and his team spent the morning meeting entrepreneurs who had launched their business start-ups from CWC and viewed the new mobile meat science units.