It still is not too late to become involved with Western Wyoming Community College Ladies Hockey Club! If you have the slightest interest in learning more about hockey, please join us at the skating rink every Sunday at 5:45 p.m and Wednesday at 8:15 p.m. Practice consists of skating drills and puck handling. If you do not have any equipment, do not worry! The Ladies Hockey Club will help you find some. The Ladies Hockey Club welcomes all ability levels and any student taking one credit or more. We also welcome faculty and staff to join in on the fun! For more information please contact Heather at extention 1790 or hsanders@wwcc.wy.edu. See you on the ice!!
Friday, October 23, 2009
Ladies Hockey Club!
It still is not too late to become involved with Western Wyoming Community College Ladies Hockey Club! If you have the slightest interest in learning more about hockey, please join us at the skating rink every Sunday at 5:45 p.m and Wednesday at 8:15 p.m. Practice consists of skating drills and puck handling. If you do not have any equipment, do not worry! The Ladies Hockey Club will help you find some. The Ladies Hockey Club welcomes all ability levels and any student taking one credit or more. We also welcome faculty and staff to join in on the fun! For more information please contact Heather at extention 1790 or hsanders@wwcc.wy.edu. See you on the ice!!
Thursday, October 15, 2009
CHOICES - Fall Preview Day!
Come join us at Choices on Tuesday, November 10 2009.
Choices program is designed for high school junior, seniors and their parents to learn about the choices regarding college. The day will consist of sessions talking about college life, on-campus living and career choices. Parents are encouraged to attend the Parent Workshops on Financial Aid, Housing and adjustment to college issues. Free lunch is provided for all who attend.
If you have any questions please contact Admissions at 307-382-1648 or 800-226-1181.
Choices program is designed for high school junior, seniors and their parents to learn about the choices regarding college. The day will consist of sessions talking about college life, on-campus living and career choices. Parents are encouraged to attend the Parent Workshops on Financial Aid, Housing and adjustment to college issues. Free lunch is provided for all who attend.
If you have any questions please contact Admissions at 307-382-1648 or 800-226-1181.
Thursday, October 1, 2009
HAPPY 50th, WESTERN WYOMING COMMUNITY COLLEGE!!!
WASHINGTON – The U.S. House of Representatives has unanimously passed legislation sponsored by Rep. Cynthia Lummis, R-Wyo., commemorating the 50th anniversary of Western Wyoming Community College. The bill’s passage marks the first piece of legislation written by Lummis to pass the U.S. House.
“Across our nation, community colleges play a vital role in the higher education system,” Lummis said. “No state feels their significance more than the state of Wyoming. Wyoming is almost 100,000 square miles and is served by one four-year University. Western is the fifth of seven comprehensive community colleges that bridge this geographic span, making college affordable and accessible across the state.”
“Western has been a pillar in our state’s educational community since 1959. The work being done there is absolutely critical to the future of Wyoming and its people. I congratulate the school’s board, educators, students and Sweetwater County for fifty years of success.
H.Res. 696 recognizes 50 years of achievement and service by Western Wyoming Community College. Western began in the fall of 1959 serving only 40 students out of Rock Springs High School. Today, they have an award-winning campus on College Drive in Rock Springs, as well as an extended campus in Green River, which collectively serves 4,000 credit and 2,000 community education students each semester.
Western serves Sweetwater, Uinta, Carbon, Sublette, and Lincoln counties – all of Southwestern Wyoming. It is a valued partner with industry, education, and local business in its service area to provide transfer and technical education, workforce training, cultural and athletic activities, and community education courses.
For more information on WWCC’s 50th anniversary celebration visit: http://www.wwcc.wy.edu/50years.
Website<http://lummis.house.gov/
WASHINGTON – The U.S. House of Representatives has unanimously passed legislation sponsored by Rep. Cynthia Lummis, R-Wyo., commemorating the 50th anniversary of Western Wyoming Community College. The bill’s passage marks the first piece of legislation written by Lummis to pass the U.S. House.
“Across our nation, community colleges play a vital role in the higher education system,” Lummis said. “No state feels their significance more than the state of Wyoming. Wyoming is almost 100,000 square miles and is served by one four-year University. Western is the fifth of seven comprehensive community colleges that bridge this geographic span, making college affordable and accessible across the state.”
“Western has been a pillar in our state’s educational community since 1959. The work being done there is absolutely critical to the future of Wyoming and its people. I congratulate the school’s board, educators, students and Sweetwater County for fifty years of success.
H.Res. 696 recognizes 50 years of achievement and service by Western Wyoming Community College. Western began in the fall of 1959 serving only 40 students out of Rock Springs High School. Today, they have an award-winning campus on College Drive in Rock Springs, as well as an extended campus in Green River, which collectively serves 4,000 credit and 2,000 community education students each semester.
Western serves Sweetwater, Uinta, Carbon, Sublette, and Lincoln counties – all of Southwestern Wyoming. It is a valued partner with industry, education, and local business in its service area to provide transfer and technical education, workforce training, cultural and athletic activities, and community education courses.
For more information on WWCC’s 50th anniversary celebration visit: http://www.wwcc.wy.edu/50years.
Website<http://lummis.house.gov/
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