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The University of Wyoming Alumni Association has completed its Strategic Planning Framework for 2015-20. Our priorities are in alignment with the expectations and priorities of the university. Between now and April 12th, we will develop the implementation strategies to accomplish these goals. This plan will provide the blueprint for the UWAA to become a premier alumni association positioned to effectively serve UW, our alumni, and students. We invite all alumni to provide feedback on the plan at uwalumni@uwyo.edu. Our alumni will play a key role in the accomplishment of the goals that will be presented in the strategic plan.
YES it can! The UWAA offers a variety of programs and services in support of UW to enrich the lives of students and alumni worldwide.
One membership makes an impact on alumni connections, alumni career support, student scholarships and student recruitment.
We are asking you to make an impact by joining 17,500 other UWAA Cowboys
and Cowgirls by joining today to begin receiving all the benefits of membership.
PLUS - during the 2014 Membership Blitz
Become an annual member for as little as $50 and receive a $10 gift card to the University Store OR
Become a life member, starting at only $250 for a senior life membership, and receive a $25 gift card to the University Store
All but $50 of life dues are invested in a Life Endowment Fund and will truly benefit UW and our alumni for life.
UW Alumni Association Scholarship Applications Available
Applications for 2014 University of Wyoming Alumni Association scholarships are now available. Each year, scholarships are awarded to community college transfer students, current UW juniors or seniors, veterans, and graduate students.
Funding varies with each scholarship and is paid over eight consecutive semesters, provided the recipient maintains a 2.5 cumulative grade point average (3.0 for graduate students) while taking a minimum of 12 credit hours (9 hours for graduate students) each semester. Recipients must be attending UW at the Laramie Campus.
A listing of scholarships available, application requirements and applications to dowload and pass along to students is available here. Be sure to check the application requirements for all scholarships listed, as they differ from scholarship to scholarship.
Applications and supporting materials must be postmarked or received at theIf you have any questions, email burley@uwyo.edu or phone 307-766-4166.
The project is a partnership among the UW Foundation, the Alumni Association, the Center for Advising and Career Services, and Admissions and will contain office and collaborative space for these units as they support and promote the university.
The center will instill pride in UW’s students, alumni, faculty, and staff, and visitors will know immediately that they are entering the gateway to a remarkable university.
Click here to see what the partner's think about the new center.
February 13, 2014 — A Laramie-based business that grew from an idea at the University of Wyoming into a thriving company that was eventually acquired by a Fortune 350 software giant will be the topic of discussion at e2e Laramie’s networking program next month.
February 13, 2014 — Ohio State University percussionists Pendulum Duo will perform Thursday, Feb. 27, at 7:30 p.m. in the University of Wyoming Buchanan Center for the Performing Arts (BCPA) concert hall. The UW Department of Music sponsors the free public concert.
February 12, 2014 — University of Wyoming undergraduate and graduate students who are interested in democracy and want to conduct independent research projects are encouraged to apply for the Malcolm Wallop Fund Student Stipend Award.
February 10, 2014 — Bedrock influences forests and landscape evolution much more than was previously thought, according to a study by University of Wyoming scientists published this week in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS).
February 6, 2014 — A University of Wyoming assistant professor has generated quite a bit of buzz with his discovery that some alpine bumblebees can fly to heights greater than Mount Everest.
February 3, 2014 — The American Society of Naturalists (ASN) has presented one of its highest honors, the E.O. Wilson Naturalist Award, to renowned ornithologist Craig Benkman, professor in the University of Wyoming Department of Zoology and Physiology, and the Robert B. Berry Distinguished Chair in Ecology.
