Sheridan College is proud to recognize its 2021 Excellence Award recipients. Each year, five individuals who have made exemplary efforts to support the goals and overall mission of the college are recognized as award recipients. Individuals are selected based on nomination by their peers. Criminal justice faculty member Jonni Joyce is the 2021 Faculty of
Celsey Martin’s dad taught her how to weld growing up on her family ranch near Shoshoni, Wyoming. She received both an Associate of Applied Science in Welding and an Associate of Applied Science in Machine Tool Technology from Sheridan College. Now that she has added machining to her skill set, she has even taught her
Sheridan College is launching a new initiative for busy adults. The EveningPlus program offers students the ability to attend courses in flexible ways, including in the evening or online. Students can pursue a degree, complete general education requirements to transfer to a wide variety of bachelor’s degree programs, and/or complete pre-requisites needed for admission into
In its Oct. 7 meeting at Sheridan College, the Wyoming Community College Commission (WCCC) unanimously voted to approve Northern Wyoming Community College District’s proposed curriculum for its Bachelor of Applied Science degree. This is the next milestone in a rigorous seven-step approval process the District must complete before students can enroll in the four-year program.
The Wyoming Distance Education Consortium has named Charity McKenzie, a full-time Sheridan College math faculty member, the 2021 Innovative Educator of the Year for Northern Wyoming Community College District. McKenzie will be honored at the 5th Annual Wyoming Innovations in Learning Conference, which will be held virtually Sept. 30 through Oct. 1. WyDEC, an advisory
Wyoming Baroque will perform live with the 1920 Expressionist silent film classic “The Golem” Sunday, Oct. 3 at 4 p.m. as part of the WYO Film Festival at Whitney Center for the Arts at Sheridan College. This unique concert experience features the premiere of a new musical score composed by Dr. Mark Elliot Bergman, director of strings at Sheridan College. Set in the Jewish ghetto of Prague circa
The Spirit of Sheridan Music Festival featuring Ebey & The Conversations Band and The Dugan Irby Band will be held Thursday, Aug. 12 at 7 p.m. at the Whitney Center for the Arts at Sheridan College. Hamburgers, hot dogs and ice cream will be free for ticket holders starting at 5:30 p.m. outside the Whitney Center for the Arts. Tickets are $10 for adults and
Starting this fall, construction workers interested in completing the Carpentry Apprenticeship program can do so online through Sheridan College. The online format will allow students to complete course work as their work schedule allows from anywhere in Wyoming. The Carpentry Apprenticeship program provides the technical instruction that compliments an apprentice’s hours working in the field, and prepares students
Sheridan College in Johnson County will host Drop-in Tuesdays Aug. 10 and 17 from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. at Bomber Mountain Civic Center. These registration events give prospective students an opportunity to drop by without an appointment to register for classes and work with staff during extended hours. Fall classes begin Monday, Aug. 30. Attendees will have the opportunity to meet with staff to
The Vernon S. and Rowena W. Griffith Foundation has established two scholarships in honor of Roman and Martha Skatula for Sheridan College students. Starting this fall, the Roman and Martha Skatula Nursing Scholarship and the Roman and Martha Skatula Performing Arts Scholarship will be awarded to students. The Griffith Foundation established these scholarships in recognition of Roman’s many years of service on the Griffith Foundation board of directors. According to
