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Tired of the status quo, activist Heather Smith was ready to dive into a new endeavor to help women regain control of personal healthcare decisions. Smith, the regional executive director

Deb Lashley is in her second year at CWC and is in the nursing program. Her desire to become a nurse comes from her experience years ago as a CNA.

Central Wyoming College announced Jan. 19 the launch of its newest agricultural program to teach new and beginning farmers the skills to begin their own successful, small-scale farm businesses. The hands-on crop

Central Wyoming College uses the IDeA Networks of Biomedical Research Excellence (INBRE) grant to foster coordination, 发展, and resource sharing in the expansion of multidisciplinary research. CWC’s Alpine Science Institute

A six-week program offered by Central Wyoming College and the University of Wyoming beginning Jan. 29 will provide Wyoming residents with knowledge and tools to be successful entrepreneurs. Entrepreneur Essentials

Central Wyoming College’s new farm manager and instructor Ethan 页面 will develop the college’s grant-funded Farm Incubator and Beginning Farmer Training program. As part of the Alpine Science Institute, 页面 will

Central Wyoming College plans to ease students and employees back to campus for the spring semester. CWC went to phase one before Thanksgiving break due to the rise in COVID-19

After providing almost 120 combined years of service, six members of the Central Wyoming College community retired in the last year. Each retiree will be remembered for their unique and