Western History Center Presents Free Film Showings
The Casper College Western History Center will present three documentary films on Wyoming during July and August.
Boys’ Basketball Camp at CC Announced
A basketball camp for boys will be held June 24-26 at the “Swede” Erickson Thunderbird Gymnasium.
Nursing Celebrates 50 Years, Seeks Graduates
The H.E. Stuckenhoff School of Nursing is planning an open house and banquet to celebrate 50 years of nursing at Casper College, and they are seeking graduates and past faculty to help in the celebration.
Casper College Livestock Judging Camp June 24-26
The Annual Casper College Livestock Judging Camp will be held June 24 through 26.
Bee Expert Robinson at Werner
Casper College biology instructor and bee expert, Will Robinson, Ph.D., will speak on the importance of bees on Tuesday, June 11, beginning at 6 p.m. in the Werner Wildlife Museum.
Ferris Mountains June Topic
“Whose Pond is This, Anyway? A Look at the Ferris Mountains When no One is Around” is the topic for the Werner Wildlife Museum’s Wildlife Study Series on Thursday, June 20 at 7 p.m.
Summer Animal House Returns to the Werner Wildlife Museum
The Werner Wildlife Museum will join forces with the National Historic Trails Interpretive Center to bring back the popular Summer Animal House.
Concert Band Performs Second and Final of ‘beLoved’ Concerts for Spring
The Casper College Concert Band will perform the last of its two “beLoved” concerts for the spring.
Kovacs Discusses Bats at Next Wildlife Series
Wildlife biologist Nicholas Kovacs will present “Bat Crazy: All You Ever Wanted to Know About Flying Mammals” for the May Werner Wildlife Study Series on Thursday, May 16 at 7 p.m.
Mammals and the Sea of Cortez Final Topic of Tate Spring Lecture Series
“Late Quaternary isolation of mammals on islands in the Sea of Cortez” is the title of the final lecture for the 2019 Tate Geological Museum Spring Lecture Series on Thursday, May 9.