Seminar to look at privacy in today’s America
“The Right to Privacy in Today’s America” is the topic for this year’s Casper College Constitution Day/Social and Behavioral Science Seminar Sept. 15, 16, and 17.
September series to look at invasive species
Invasive species will be the topic for the Sept. Werner Wildlife Series Thursday, Sept. 16. Titled “A Brief History of Life on Earth and Invasive Species,” the program will begin at 7 p.m.
‘Chase the Wind’: juried fine arts and crafts show at CC
The Casper College Werner Wildlife Museum seeks entries for its annual autumn juried fine arts and crafts show.
Trek price increase set for August 17
The final price increase of $10 for all race categories for the Casper College Alumni Association’s T-Bird Trek will take place Tuesday, Aug. 17.
‘What’s New at the Werner’ topic for August
August’s Werner Wildlife Study Series will give participants a chance to take an after-hours tour of the museum.
Animal habitats topic for August Animal House
The August Animal House session is titled “Habitat for Animals” and will be led by naturalist Mike Bardgett Thursday, Aug. 12.
T-Bird Golf Scramble set for August 26
The 2021 T-Bird Scholarship Golf Scramble is set for Thursday, Aug. 26.
Virtual alternative available for Trek
For those who can’t make the actual T-Bird Trek Sunday, Sept. 12, the Casper College T-Bird Trek features a virtual alternative.
In-person July talk to introduce skull identification
The July Werner Wildlife Study Series at the Werner Wildlife Museum is back at the museum for in-person presentations.
Folk and outsider artist Kopp’s works at Zahradnicek Gallery
The bright and colorful works of artist Jim Kopp, as well as folk and outsider art he has collected, are now on display in a show titled “Intuitive Lineage: Paintings and Collected Works.”