Pancake breakfast tomorrow at the VFW from 7am-10am ($5.00 adults and $2.50 children 12 and under). This benefits the CWC nursing scholarship. Have a wonderful weekend. Brought to you by the 40 and 8 Voiture Veterans
Friday, October 29, 2010
Thursday, October 28, 2010
Congratulations Lance!
Goede, a new member of the Wyoming Mental Health Professionals Licensing Board, serves on the college’s Behavioral Intervention Team.
Goede also coordinates the “Students of Concern” group, which in collaboration with faculty and staff attempts to proactively identify students in need of additional assistance or guidance, and provides them with counseling and/or mental health service.
“We are proud of his accomplishments, service to our students and contributions to CWC,” said Vice President for Student Services Mohammed Waheed.
Goede earned his master’s in counseling from the University of Wyoming and joined the CWC staff first as the housing and student life director. He is also the primary force behind the annual college counselors’ retreat.
Wednesday, October 27, 2010
Free jazz concert Friday
Central Wyoming College ensembles present a variety of jazz literature at the first Jazz Night, scheduled for Friday, Oct. 29 in the Robert A. Peck Arts Center Theatre.
The 7:30 p.m. concert is free and features the Time’s-A-Wastin’ Big Band, the instrumental ensemble, The Jazz Messengers, and the vocal ensemble, JAZZMAGIC. More information here...
The 7:30 p.m. concert is free and features the Time’s-A-Wastin’ Big Band, the instrumental ensemble, The Jazz Messengers, and the vocal ensemble, JAZZMAGIC. More information here...
Attention students-Important IT info
Starting on Monday, Nov 1, when you first login to myCENTRAL you will be asked to enter three questions/answers:
· You may enter any question/answer of your choice – there are no restrictions
· Once entered, you will not be asked again at subsequent logins
· Current students will NOT be asked to change your existing password
· You may change your questions/answers at any time from within myCENTRAL
These questions/answers will be used should you forget your password and seek to automatically reset it. We believe this new system will be much easier for you to use into the future, and is more compliant with Federal privacy regulations.
If you have any questions, please contact the CWC IT HelpDesk:
307-855-2198
877-292-3375 (877-CWC-DESK toll-free)
7:30am–10:30pm Monday – Thursday
7:30am – 5:00pm Friday
Noon – 5:00 pm Saturday
2:00 pm – 9:00pm Sunday
We do not anticipate that there will be any difficulties with this process. Many will have done something similar for other online services to which you subscribe (eBanking, GoogleMail, etc). We estimate that the process should take less than five minutes.
Meet Hailey
Hi! I’m currently in my second year at Central Wyoming College working on my General Studies degree. The past few weeks have been a little crazy because I just finished up midterms. It was rough getting through all of the tests, but now that it is over I feel like a big load has been lifted off of my shoulders!
Each year midterms reminds me of how important it is to study for each class as much as possible throughout the semester, not just the night before the big test. Studying frequently for short periods of time allows me to stay on top of all the new information coming my way in each of my different classes. I am also a Resident Assistant in housing this year, which is a lot of fun but also requires an additional time commitment. I picked up a free planner from the CWC mailroom and using it properly to write down important dates, due dates and activities has helped me stay organized.
This week is Halloween Sprit Week at CWC and I am looking forward to dressing up for the different days. Getting involved on campus is a must to make your experience enjoyable! So far this year has gone by fast, I can’t believe it’s almost November! No matter how stressful school and life may become, don’t forget to stop, take a deep breath and count your blessings! =) Have a great winter!
Hailey Reiter
Quality Leader
Each year midterms reminds me of how important it is to study for each class as much as possible throughout the semester, not just the night before the big test. Studying frequently for short periods of time allows me to stay on top of all the new information coming my way in each of my different classes. I am also a Resident Assistant in housing this year, which is a lot of fun but also requires an additional time commitment. I picked up a free planner from the CWC mailroom and using it properly to write down important dates, due dates and activities has helped me stay organized.
This week is Halloween Sprit Week at CWC and I am looking forward to dressing up for the different days. Getting involved on campus is a must to make your experience enjoyable! So far this year has gone by fast, I can’t believe it’s almost November! No matter how stressful school and life may become, don’t forget to stop, take a deep breath and count your blessings! =) Have a great winter!
Hailey Reiter
Quality Leader
Monday, October 25, 2010
Meet Ben
Welcome to Central Wyoming College Blog Spot!
I am Benjamin Gale (call me Ben) and I am just starting my freshman year of college! I am a Quality Leader and a voting member of Student Senate. So hopefully you will get to know me and see me around campus. This year has been absolutely fantastic thus far! I am a Business Administration major but I am also a student who has a lot of things he wants to do so I hope to keep that major for the time being!
So with that said I hope to have a good first year here at CWC! Leave any comments or questions below if you would like and I would be happy to help assist you in any way possible! Remember that there are so many different ways that you can get involved here at CWC!
Have a great year!
Quality Leader
CWC Business Administration Major
Meet Rachel
After my first week of college I was informed that I had Mono and anything you could think of to go along with it. I was to stay in bed, sleep, eat when I could, sleep, sleep, and then sleep a little more LOL. Being a QL, it seems like it would be obvious for me to say that I'm a work and then play kind of girl, but since that's just who I am, I'll tell you lying in bed involved neither work or play, and as much as the work is never as good as the play, I of course, would rather have been working than lying in that bed. So over the almost three weeks I spent being tired and twittling my thumbs I came to realize how much I appreciate all the work. . Everything worked out so well. I was really thankful, all of my instructors were cooperative and they helped a lot. I got everything completed, now I just have to keep up lol.
This whole experience reminded me as each day, as I got out of bed and returned to my classes, to be thankful and appreciative that I had strength to do just that. I started enjoying my classes more. Talk about good coming from bad, I've never believed it more. I'm sure this great attitude I've acquired will begin to fade around midterms, but what can I say? Until then, I'll be trying...
Rachel Howerton
Quality Leader
This whole experience reminded me as each day, as I got out of bed and returned to my classes, to be thankful and appreciative that I had strength to do just that. I started enjoying my classes more. Talk about good coming from bad, I've never believed it more. I'm sure this great attitude I've acquired will begin to fade around midterms, but what can I say? Until then, I'll be trying...
Rachel Howerton
Quality Leader
Friday, October 22, 2010
Show your spirit next week @ CWC
October Dress Up Days
Next Week is SPIRIT WEEK as it is the last two home games for our CWC Volleyball Team! SHOW YOUR SPIRIT ALL WEEK LONG, CWC!!
CWC SPIRIT WEEK
10/25: NFL FAN/TEAM DAY
10/26: JERSEY SHORE DAY – GTL
10/27: PINK DAY--REAL HEROS DAY
(VOLLEYBALL DIG PINK NIGHT-BREAST CANCER AWARNESS GAME @ 7:00PM)
10/28: VIDEO GAME CHARACTER DAY OR ORANGE AND BLACK DAY
(SHOW YOUR TRUE SPIRIT AT THE VOLLEYBALL GAME @ 7:00PM FOR PRIZES)
10/29: HALLOWEEN COSTUME CONTEST DAY
(WEAR YOUR COSTUME ALL DAY LONG AND THEN JOIN US FOR THE MONSTERS BALL AT 9PM IN THE FOOD COURT—PRIZES AWARDED)
Thursday, October 21, 2010
Photographic journey presentation Friday
The Northern Arapahoe Preservation Society is hosting a reading, slide show and book signing of the new book "Wyoming's Red Desert: A Photographic Journey" on Friday, Oct. 22 at 5 p.m. at the Intertribal Education and Community Center, room 125, at Central Wyoming College.
Editor Erik Molvar presents a photographic tour of some of the Red Desert's wildest and most spectacular landscapes. The slide show and book features prominent Red Desert landscapes like Adobe Town, the Jack Morrow Hills, and the Killpecker Dunes, as well as wildlife and cultural features of the area.
Tuesday, October 12, 2010
This week @ Central
Contact the Student Life Coordinator (SC107) at 855-2260 or activities@cwc.edu for more information. |
Monday, October 11, 2010
Colloquium this Wed. Oct 13
Art Professor Nita Kehoe will explore the history of anatomical illustrations during the 3:30 p.m. academic discussion in room 129 of the CWC Classroom Wing.
Kehoe often uses the human form in her art, which has been exhibited internationally, including the Yitzhak Project in Israel. She was one of 14 artists from around the world selected to be part of the exhibit.
CWC schedules monthly colloquia, which are free and the public is always invited.
Friday, October 8, 2010
October Fest is TONIGHT!
The Central Wyoming College Foundation hosts its tenth annual fall fund-raising event, Oktoberfest, Friday, Oct. 8 at the Riverton Holiday Inn.
The $20 ticket includes a German meal, dancing and a live and silent auction. Rocky Mountain DJ Service provides the dance music. Corporate tables are also available for $325, which provide reserved seats, seating for eight with beer steins and an $85 tax deduction.
There are also multiple items for live and silent auction that have been donated from merchants and individuals in CWC’s service area, which covers Fremont, Hot Springs and Teton counties.
All profits from the ticket sales and proceeds from the auctions go to the CWC Foundation’s scholarship fund. The event is co-sponsored by Central Bank and Trust and begins at 6 p.m. For tickets, or more information, contact the Foundation at 855-2254 of 855-2035. Most major credit cards are accepted.
The $20 ticket includes a German meal, dancing and a live and silent auction. Rocky Mountain DJ Service provides the dance music. Corporate tables are also available for $325, which provide reserved seats, seating for eight with beer steins and an $85 tax deduction.
There are also multiple items for live and silent auction that have been donated from merchants and individuals in CWC’s service area, which covers Fremont, Hot Springs and Teton counties.
All profits from the ticket sales and proceeds from the auctions go to the CWC Foundation’s scholarship fund. The event is co-sponsored by Central Bank and Trust and begins at 6 p.m. For tickets, or more information, contact the Foundation at 855-2254 of 855-2035. Most major credit cards are accepted.
Thursday, October 7, 2010
No Electronic Services this Saturday
DON'T FORGET!
Central Wyoming College will be without electronic and web services Saturday, Oct. 9 as the state’s core network, administered by the Wyoming Department of Education, is moved.
All Wyoming Equality Network gear and circuits are being moved to a more secure location, causing an all-day outage to the college’s website, the student portal myCENTRAL, and remote access to CWC’s network. The outage also prevents use of the library card catalog, electronic payments and online testing.
Central Wyoming College will be without electronic and web services Saturday, Oct. 9 as the state’s core network, administered by the Wyoming Department of Education, is moved.
All Wyoming Equality Network gear and circuits are being moved to a more secure location, causing an all-day outage to the college’s website, the student portal myCENTRAL, and remote access to CWC’s network. The outage also prevents use of the library card catalog, electronic payments and online testing.
Tuesday, October 5, 2010
David and Lisa
CWC stages its first production for the 2010-11 season Oct. 6 in the Robert A. Peck Arts Center Theatre at 7:30 p.m.
Based on the Academy Award-nominated 1962 film of the same name, David and Lisa is the story of two mentally ill adolescent teens who meet at a special school. Myers said the “characters are really fascinating. It really helps you understand being mentally ill,” he explained. “Instead of being peripheral characters, they are the central characters.”
Nightly performances will take place Oct. 6-9 at 7:30pm. A matinee is also scheduled for Sunday, Oct. 10 at 2:30 p.m.
Tickets for the show are $8 for adults and $6 for senior citizens 60 and over and youth. Tickets can be purchased Monday through Friday, 3-6 p.m. at the Arts Center Box Office. To purchase tickets by phone, call 855-2002 or 800-865-0190 and leave a voice mail. The college can accept credit cards.
Based on the Academy Award-nominated 1962 film of the same name, David and Lisa is the story of two mentally ill adolescent teens who meet at a special school. Myers said the “characters are really fascinating. It really helps you understand being mentally ill,” he explained. “Instead of being peripheral characters, they are the central characters.”
Nightly performances will take place Oct. 6-9 at 7:30pm. A matinee is also scheduled for Sunday, Oct. 10 at 2:30 p.m.
Tickets for the show are $8 for adults and $6 for senior citizens 60 and over and youth. Tickets can be purchased Monday through Friday, 3-6 p.m. at the Arts Center Box Office. To purchase tickets by phone, call 855-2002 or 800-865-0190 and leave a voice mail. The college can accept credit cards.
Monday, October 4, 2010
Chadron & The Art Institute on campus
This is just a reminder that representatives from Chadron State College and The Art Institute will be here from 1:00-4:00 p.m. today, Monday, October 4 in the Classroom Wing.
Book discussion: Lifting the Sky
| Time | Monday, October 11 · 12:30pm - 1:30pm |
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| Location | CWC Intertribal Center Room 116 |
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| More Info | Please bring your lunch and join us to discuss the book everyone in Fremont County is reading this fall. http://www.fremontcountyreads.blogspot.com/ |
October 4-8 is CWC’s observance of Domestic Violence Awareness, which is the entire month of October. The Counseling and Career Services Department is co-sponsoring two events that week that would be very interesting to Criminal Justice, Homeland Security, Human Services, and Psychology majors, and anyone interested in the topic of domestic violence.
If you have any questions about these events, stop by the Counseling and Career Services office in Main Hal 123F. or email Lance.
For Tuesday, October 5
In conjunction with Fremont county service providers and Central Wyoming College there will be a Panel Discussion on October 5, at 1:00 P.M. to 2:30 P.M. at the Little Theater located in the Student Center on campus. The panel discussion will center around the services available on the Wind River Reservation and the surrounding area. The members of the panel will include Judge St. Clair, Chief Justice, Tribal Court; Paul Swenson, FBI Special Agent; Rita Gatlin, FBI Victim Specialist; Chief Joseph Brooks, WRPD; Roma Jimerson, Tribal Prosecutor; Christian Pulver, Certified Domestic Violence Facilitator; and Kerry Jacobson, Assistant United States Attorney. Under discussion will be what each members role is in the fight against domestic violence, and what services are available to victims of domestic violence and their families.For Wednesday, October 6
Come watch “Sin By Silence,” on October 6, from 6 p.m. – 8 p.m. in the Little Theater in the Student Center. This is a powerful movie about women who have been convicted for killing their spouses in response to the abuse they were subject to. Join us for this unique opportunity to learn about the issues of domestic violence from a survivor’s perspective. The screening will be followed by a discussion with Stacy Crosley, daughter of a survivor featured in the film who was the first woman in California to use the battered woman’s defense.If you have any questions about these events, stop by the Counseling and Career Services office in Main Hal 123F. or email Lance.
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