Exploring a corporate partnership with the College of Arts & Sciences offers a gateway to interdisciplinary collaboration and innovation. By engaging with our diverse talent and esteemed faculty, businesses gain access to fresh perspectives, cutting-edge research, and tailored solutions that drive growth and societal impact. Joining forces with us enriches businesses' bottom line and fosters a more vibrant, sustainable world. There are many ways to get involved with the College of Arts & Sciences at the University of Wyoming. If you are a corporation looking to explore ways to partner, read on to explore the possibilities!
Guided by accomplished faculty, our dynamic curriculum spans the humanities, social sciences, and fine arts. Students in the College of Arts & Sciences experience a transformative education that empowers them to explore, question, and discover. Our commitment to hands-on learning prepares students for successful careers and active citizenship. Join us at the University of Wyoming College of Arts and Sciences, where academic excellence converges with the spirit of exploration to shape the leaders and critical thinkers of tomorrow.
An education in humanities, social sciences, and arts offers unparalleled value by fostering essential skills such as critical thinking, creativity, team work, empathy, rapport-building, and adaptability, which are essential for success in today's rapidly evolving world. Rooted in a diverse range of disciplines including literature, philosophy, art, sciences, and more, it cultivates a well-rounded understanding of the human experience and the complexities of the world. Through interdisciplinary studies and exposure to different perspectives, students develop the ability to think critically, communicate effectively, and solve complex problems.
Companies can engage with the College of Arts and Sciences in a variety of ways, tailored to the goals of the company. Available opportunities include the following.
Internships: Companies can partner with the college to offer internship programs for students majoring in relevant fields. This provides students with valuable real-world experience, while allowing companies to identify and recruit future employees. To learn about majors in our college, please visit https://uwyo.edu/as.
Sponsor Events and Programs: Corporations are invited to sponsor various events organizations by the college. This provides critical financial support while enhancing the visibility of the company on campus. Please visit https://uwyo.edu/as/calendar.html for upcoming events.
Gifts and Endowments: Endless opportunities await to support the college and its mission. Companies are invited to take part in making our work possible. Through private support of scholarships, research, and student success initiatives, companies can be a part of the success of the College of Arts & Sciences. Contact Faryn Babbit (fbabbitt@uwyo.edu) about philanthropic opportunities.
Recruitment and Career Services: Companies can participate in career fairs, networking events, or recruitment drives organized by the college to connect with talented students and alumni. To learn about upcoming opportunities for A&S students through the ACES Office, please visit https://uwyo.edu/aces/career-services/career-events.html.
Bears capture the imagination of people all around the world. The connections between humans and nature - and bears' place in nature - draws countless people to wildlife preserves and parks each year.
One University of Wyoming student had the opportunity to explore this connection further
through the lens of a camera last year in Wyoming and Alaska. Julia Cook, a history
and environment and natural resources major, and the recipient of the Larsh Bristol
Photojournalism Fellowship, spent summer and fall 2022 photographing grizzly bears
to document their unique connection to humans and the civilized world.
But Cook, who grew up in Cody, Wyo., didn't originally consider photography seriously
as a hobby or career goal until 2020. See page 14 in Elevations for the full story.
Grant Dillivan, a recent UW graduate from Powell, is the recipient of a prestigious Truman Scholarship. He is the first UW student in 15 years to receive the premier graduate scholarship for aspiring public service leaders in the U.S.
Dillivan is among 60 exceptional college students from 54 U.S. colleges and universities selected as 2024 Truman Scholars. Scholars demonstrate outstanding leadership potential, a commitment to a career in government or the nonprofit sector, and academic excellence. Each Truman Scholar receives funding for graduate studies, leadership training, career counseling and special internship and fellowship opportunities within the federal government.
“Receiving the Truman Scholarship was a mixture of emotions. I felt great joy at having received this major scholarship, unlike any award I’ve ever earned,” says Dillivan, a 2020 Powell High School graduate. Read more here.
Our College of Arts & Sciences graduates emerge as dynamic catalysts for positive change, equipped with a profound understanding of human complexities and a diverse skill set honed through interdisciplinary study.
As they venture into the world, they embody innovation, empathy, and critical thinking, driving progress in a variety of fields. With a deep-rooted commitment to social responsibility and a global perspective, our alumni lead with integrity, creativity, and resilience, shaping a brighter future for communities worldwide.
If you're interested in learning more about what A&S graduates, take a look at what our alumni are doing now! See page 68 of the Sept. 2023 issue of UWyo Magazine
If you’re interested in partnering with the College of Arts & Sciences, please contact the Dean’s Office at asdean1@uwyo.edu or (307)-766-4106.
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1000 E. University Avenue
Laramie, WY 82071
Phone: (307) 766-4106
E-mail: asdean1@uwyo.edu