Art students create original pieces as part of class work in the new Visual Arts Center.
Students and professors collaborate on laboratory projects.
World class faculty engage students in research, preparing them for future careers in a variety of fields.
Home to the basic elements of a college education as well as the most sophisticated areas of advanced study, the College of Arts and Sciences (A&S) boasts alumni who excel in business, professions, creative arts, and public service.
Our faculty and their students eagerly explore the mysteries of this earth, the earliest history of peoples, and the dynamic expanding universe. Through visual and performing arts, in literature and creative writing, we seek truth and beauty. With study and travel, we strive to comprehend and appreciate the wonderful diversity on our planet. We add technical training, communication skills, and a broad array of courses to prepare our students to think and perform well no matter how their careers evolve.
We invite you to join us as colleagues, students, or visitors to share in the excitement of learning and the great task of making the world a better place.
May 28, 2013 — Members of the American Association of Petroleum Geologists (AAPG) have chosen University of Wyoming Senior Lecturer Randi Martinsen as the organization’s incoming president-elect. She will assume the president-elect position July 1 and the president’s position July 1, 2014.
May 23, 2013 — Middle school students from Wyoming, as well as from parts of the Rocky Mountain and Great Plains regions, will be transformed into star gazers and scientists during the University of Wyoming’s AstroCamp: Journey to the Stars June 16-25.
May 6, 2013 — A committee of University of Wyoming Student Alumni Association members has selected Brett Deacon, Department of Psychology associate professor, as this year’s Outstanding Faculty Award recipient.
May 6, 2013 — For many first-year students at the University of Wyoming, the introductory general biology course (LIFE1010) is one of the most challenging classes they will take during their freshman year.
