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Cowgirl Spirit |
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UW Early Childhood Education Students Gain Skills, Perspective in Nepal Students say they will be better teachers as a result of their experiences. |
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A Passion for Art and Service |
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Lander Student Named Top Graduating Woman at UW Recipient of the Rosemarie Martha Spitaleri Award as the University of Wyoming's outstanding graduating woman. |
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Casper Student Named UW’s Top Graduating Man Recipient of the 2014 Tobin Memorial Award as the University of Wyoming's outstanding graduating man. |
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Becoming a Leader Nigerian engineering student Ahmed Balogun Mohammed plans to use his education to help lower unemployment in his home country. |
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Dreaming Big The GEAR UP program for low-income students helped Wendy Martinez enroll and excel in college. |
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When You Keep a Promise, Keep It Sierra Jech and her Nordic Ski Club teammates train daily and work to raise $80.000 a year. |
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Future Engineers The UW College of Engineering and Applied Sciences Engineering Summer Program invites high school juniors to learn engineering hands-on during a weeklong campus stay. |
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A Life-Changing Experience A UW service and educational trip abroad inspires senior Kia Murdoch to pursue a career in international law. |
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A Global Classroom Graduate student Dianbing Chen hopes to carry culturally responsive educational leadership strategies back to his home country of China. |
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Saving the Hirola Antelope UW graduate student Abdullahi Ali works in Kenya to help save the world’s most endangered antelope. |
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Think Globally, Acting Locally Student Daniel DeCecco has devoted his life to helping end human trafficking. |
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First Generation Engineer With help from programs including Upward Bound, Ann Gibbons is earning her engineering degree and becoming the first in her family to attend college. |
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International Impact Graduate student Diem Thu Pham works to improve public health in Vietnam and to showcase the work of other UW students conducting international research. |
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A Lifelong Learning Adventure Returning student and UW staffer Lori Lewis proves the power of finishing what you start. |
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The Courage to See Things Differently First-year student Shelby Kappler doesn't let her visual impairment slow down her college or career plans. |
