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The University of Wyoming Foundation is an independent nonprofit corporation dedicated to securing, managing, and stewarding private gifts in support of the University of Wyoming's missions in teaching, research, and public service. Because UW is the state's premier four-year institution of higher education, private support from alumni and friends has never been more important.

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Govenor Matt Mead Appoints Task Force for UW Engineering Project


Govenor Matt MeadGovernor Matt Mead is assembling a group of industry leaders with strong ties to the University of Wyoming to help guide the state's efforts in building a tier one College of Engineering and Applied Science at UW.

Governor Mead has asked former Governor Dave Freudenthal to chair the Wyoming Governor's Tier One Engineering Initiative Task Force. Freudenthal who is senior counsel with the firm of Crowell and Moring and a distinguished visiting professor in the UW College of Law has agreed to take on the work.  Click here for more...

 
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Guidebook Ranks UW among Nation’s Top Green Colleges

Guidebook Ranks UW among Nation’s Top Green Colleges

May 21, 2012 — The University of Wyoming is again ranked among the nation’s most environmentally responsible colleges, according to a guidebook published by the Princeton Review and the U.S. Green Building Council.

Rocky Mountain Power Presents Two UW Faculty Awards for Economic Development

May 14, 2012 — Rocky Mountain Power, in partnership with the University of Wyoming, recognized two current UW faculty members with the UW Faculty Service Award for Economic Development.

Trustees Honor UW Associate VP for Diversity

Trustees Honor UW Associate VP for Diversity

May 3, 2012 — The University of Wyoming Board of Trustees today (Thursday) honored UW Associate Vice President for Diversity Nell Russell with the Trustees’ Award of Merit.

UW Foundation Creates New Resource to Help Faculty Secure Private Funding

UW Foundation Creates New Resource to Help Faculty Secure Private Funding

May 3, 2012 — The University of Wyoming Foundation has created a new resource -- the Foundation Resource Center (FRC) -- that will help UW faculty and staff research and approach private foundations to provide additional funding for their projects.

UW Has Opportunity for Major Engineering Facilities Upgrade, Trustees Told

May 3, 2012 — The University of Wyoming has an opportunity for a major facilities upgrade for its College of Engineering and Applied Science to better fulfill the state’s ambition for UW to become a “tier one academic and research institution,” university trustees were told Thursday.

UW College of Law Students Second in National Client Counseling Competition

UW College of Law Students Second in National Client Counseling Competition

April 4, 2012 — University of Wyoming College of Law students Marci Crank and Kyle Ridgeway, both of Casper, came within one point of winning the American Bar Association’s (AB) recent Student Client Counseling national championship held at North Carolina Central University Law School in Durham, N.C.

Marathon Oil Corp. Pledges $1 Million to UW

Marathon Oil Corp. Pledges $1 Million to UW

April 3, 2012 — Marathon Oil Corp. (NYSE: MRO), celebrating its 100th year in Wyoming and 125th anniversary as a company, today (Tuesday) announced a $1 million gift commitment to the University of Wyoming to further improve UW’s academic and research offerings in alignment with the needs of the state’s energy industry.

Supporting University of Wyoming Students

According to the U.S. Census Bureau, a college education almost doubles a person's future income. However, attending the university isn't an option for many students from small-town Wyoming-unless they receive a scholarship-and even then, they often have to work or take on substantial debt. That's one of the many things that makes the John L. Kemmerer, Jr. Scholarship so invaluable. It pays for everything a student needs-tuition, books, lodging, and food-for students from Kemmerer and Dubois and pays for tuition and fees for students from Cokeville. Therefore, the Kemmerer Scholarship maintains up to 12 students at the university at one time.

Read about the impact of the John L. Kemmerer, Jr. Scholarship...

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