University of Wyoming’s Neltje Center Mini-Residencies Program invites faculty members to host small student groups for 3-5 day periods at the Neltje Center for intensive workshops, course projects, interdisciplinary study, and the chance to interact and collaborate in an environment unlike any other.
Faculty and students alike have described their experience at the Neltje Center as both substantive and transformational.
Contact Beth Venn at bvenn1@uwyo.edu for further information and application instructions.
“I think this type of focus is hard to come by on campus or at home. At the Neltje Center, you can put your head down and work – and when you lift your head, you see other people doing the same thing, or you see a sandhill crane hooting over the fields, or you see the ceramic bust of a crow woman hiding a nest of eggs behind her back…that makes it a good space for collaboration too, which is part of what made the science/storyteller workshop successful. There’s a feeling that you’ve stepped into a space that is meant for these types of conversations about bringing ideas to life.” - Graham Marema, MFA candidate '24
