Balancing Wildlife and Energy Topic of Next Talk
Amanda Withroder, a staff biologist with the Wyoming Game and Fish Habitat Protection program, will present “Conserving Wildlife in a Boom and Bust state: Wildlife Conservation and Energy Development in Wyoming” on Thursday, March 16 at 7 p.m. at the Werner Wildlife Museum. The talk is free and open to the public.
Second Tate Lecture Features Emily Calandrelli
Emily Calandrelli will be the second presenter in the Tate Geological Museum’s “Science in the Public Eye” lecture series on Thursday, March 16 at 7 p.m. The series is free and open to the public.
Andrew Martin Works on Display at Casper College
“Pottery Sans Capitulation” by Andrew Martin, is on display in the Goodstein Art Gallery now through Thursday, April 13.
Garland Makes Strides at Casper College
Shea Garland was originally slated to play basketball at a Division I school when he came to Casper College.
From 2.6 Million to 55,316; Casper Big Change for Jarrett
Don Jarrett, Jr. was recruited to play basketball at Casper College two years ago. He has been a strong player for the Thunderbirds for both the 2015-16 and 2016-17 seasons.
Portland Player Fits the Casper Style
Collin Russell transferred to Casper College for his sophomore year of basketball.
Alumni Association Looking for Nominees
The Casper College Alumni Association is seeking nominations for both the Distinguished Alumni and Commitment to Excellence awards.
College in Need of Scholarship Judges
The Casper College Foundation and Alumni Association are seeking volunteers for Wednesday and Thursday, March 15 and 16, for the scholarship Judge-A-Thon at Casper College.
Strickland Makes the Most of His Time at Casper College
“I wanted something different from what I was used to, so I came to Casper,” says 5’10” sophomore guard Deante Strickland.
Harlem’s Franklin Enjoys Time at Casper College
“Coach Russell recruited me to a beautiful place,” says sophomore forward Vincent Franklin of Harlem, New York.