March 5, Orientation for High School Equivalency Preparation
An orientation session for those seeking a High School Equivalency Certificate will be held on Tuesday, March 5 at 9 a.m. and 1 and 6 p.m. at the Adult Learning Center at Casper College.
Mustangs of Wyoming’s Red Desert Topic of Presentation
Red Desert wild mustang photographer Chad Hanson will present “Honest Horses: Studying the Wild Mustangs of the Red Desert” on Thursday, Feb. 21 beginning at 7 p.m.
“Coffee, Tea and Dee” Spring Dates
The spring dates for “Coffee, Tea and Dee” have been announced.
Werner Seeks Entries for “Genesis”
The Werner Wildlife Museum is seeking entries for the spring artisan show “Genesis: Fine Craft from Wyoming Artisans.”
Award-Winning Writers to Teach Free Workshops
Three award-winning Casper College instructors will be featured in the first-ever Werner Wildlife Writer’s Workshop during the spring 2019 semester.
“Three Continents” Displays Work of Bogucki
Casper filmmaker and photographer Jacek Bogucki currently has an exhibition of his photographs, titled “Three Continents,” on display at the Mildred Zahradnicek Gallery through Friday, Feb. 22.
Rattlesnakes Replace Ferris Mountains
Due to unforeseen circumstances, the Werner Wildlife Museum’s Wildlife Study Series presentation on Thursday, Jan. 17 has been changed to “Slither, and Hiss: Rattlesnakes of Wyoming.”
1960s Topic of Special Seminar
“Topic: The 1960s” a special learning community is being offered for the spring 2019 semester at Casper College.
“Sum of All Parts” First Showing for Spring
The first exhibit for the spring semester, “The Sum of All Parts” by David von Metz, will be on display January 22 through February 25 at the Goodstein Visual Arts Gallery.
Interesting and Timely Classes for Spring at CC
Three classes from the Casper College Political Science Department that Erich Frankland, chair, calls “interesting and timely” are offered for the spring 2019 semester.