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Interlibrary Loan

Casper College Library will attempt to obtain any materials (books, magazines, videos, etc.)
which neither we nor the Natrona County Public Library have in our collections.  Through this service, we can provide access to virtually  any library in the United States.  This service is mostly free of charge.

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From Southwest - Follow Hwy 220/CY Avenue turn right on Poplar Street, turn left on College Drive/25th Street, Follow College Drive until you see the Casper College Sign, turn right onto campus.From South and East - Take Interstate Exit 185(East Casper/Evansville), turn left onto Wyoming Blvd., following Wyoming Blvd out of town until you come to the stoplight at Casper Mountain Rd intersection, turn right.  Follow that road until you reach the Campus Drive intersection, turn left.From North - Take Interstate Exit 188B (Poplar Street) and turn right onto Poplar Street.  Follow Poplar Street until you reach the College Drive/25th Street Intersection.  Turn left, follow College Drive until you see the Casper College Sign, turn right.From West - Follow Hwy 20/26 through Mills until you get to the Poplar intersection, turn right.  Follow Poplar until you reach the College Drive/25th Street Intersection, turn left.  Follow College Drive until you see the Casper College Sign, turn right.Map to Campus

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Library Cards

Casper College Library cards are available for both students and community members.  A student is defined as a person currently enrolled in a class or classes on the Casper College. Community patrons are those living within the Casper College District.

Distance Education Students (non-Casper residents):
E-Mail: Please e-mail (cspcref@caspercollege.edu) your application as an e-mail attachment.
Fax:     Applications can be faxed (307.268.2682) as well.  Thank you!
Library Card Application .

Summer Hours
(May 16 through August 23)

Library Services for Distance Education Students

307.268.2269 (Circulation Desk)
307.268.2682 (fax)

For best results, please complete the appropriate form. The forms can be e-mailed or faxed.

2008-09 Brown-Bag Presentations
Goodstein Foundation Library Classroom

Students and community members are welcome!

SPECIAL BROWN BAG PRESENTATION AT THE LIBRARY ON MAY 4

Cuatro Amigos in Mexico

If you recall last fall, the International Education Office requested faculty and administrators who might be interested in visiting CC's newest sister college in Oaxaca, Mexico, to submit a letter of interest. In November, 2008, Lois Davis, Thom DeVoogd, Eric Mechalke and Barbara Mueller visited URSE (Southeast Regional University). Upon their return, they began to arrange for student exchanges, internet classes, Moodle training, a WYDEC Conference presentation, and other programs of mutual benefit to both institutions.

Come learn more how this unique partnership can help both you and your students. This Brown Bag program, presented by Cuatro Amigos (plus Lora Hittle, Spanish instructor and chair of World Languages), will feature pictures of the beautiful colonial city of Oaxaca and its outstanding archeological sites. It will be held at the CC Library at noon on May 4. Everyone is welcome - students, administrators, faculty and staff.

"Why travel all the way to Tanzania to look for dinosaur bones, when Wyoming has so many?"

Date: January 21
Time: noon
Speaker: Jean-Pierre Cavigelli, Tate Museum Field Operations Specialist

"Fulbright Teacher to talk about Yemini Homeland"
Mujahed Ghassan, CC's first Fulbright Foreign Language Teaching Assistant, will present a program about the culture and customs of his homeland on Feb. 2 at noon). Mujahed, who was born and educated in Yemen, has just completed teaching Arabic I at CC and will teach Arabic II during the spring semester. A skilled calligrapher, Mujahed will discuss Yemini art, architecture, and social customs.

Date: February 2
Time: noon
Speaker: Mujahed Ghassan

Fall Semester Presentations

"Journeys and Journals - A Summer of Work and Play for 4 CC Faculty"
Date:  Friday, September 5
Time:  noon

"In Search of a Village That Needs an Idiot: Wandering in Morocco, Spain, and Tunisia"
Date:  October 7
Time:  noon
Speaker:  Bob Mittan, Director of Writing Center

"Myanmar:  Tribal Concerns with Water and Education"
This presentation is in conjunction with International Education Week.
Date:  Wednesday, November 19
Time:  noon
Speaker:  Dr. Mueller, Anthropology Instructor and the Director of International Education"Hop-on Hop-off Healthcare"
Date: December 12th
Time: noon
Speaker: Kelly Z. Politte, Nurse Educator

Murder Mystery Night
(First Year Experience Committee)

Date: Friday, August 21

Times: 7 p.m. and 9 p.m.

Please note: Limited to 50 students at each session. Admissions will be sending freshmen a sign-up card this summer.

UW/CC Student Orientations

Date: Thursday, August 27

Times: 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. and 5 p.m. to 7 p.m.