Institutes
Ruckelshaus Institute
The Ruckelshaus Institute promotes shared solutions by conducting and communicating relevant research and supporting stakeholder-driven decisions.
Wyoming Conservation Corps
WCC members learn firsthand the complexity involved with current natural resource management decisions in Wyoming through AmeriCorps service.
Biodiversity Institute
The Biodiversity Institute creates opportunities to engage the public in biodiversity research and to increase science literacy and trust in the scientific process that leads to biodiversity conservation.
The WORTH Institute
The mission of the WORTH Institute is to support, expand, and diversify Wyoming’s economy through outdoor recreation, tourism, and hospitality industries.
Our locations
Haub School administrators, dean’s office staff, and student services staff work in the LEED Gold certified Bim Kendall House, located one block west of the UW campus in Laramie. The house is a 1954 prairie-style building purchased with a generous contribution made by Bim and Donald Kendall. The Haub School remodeled the house and built on an addition. Our upgrades to the house were completed with sustainable building practices in mind.
In addition to the Bim Kendall House, our team works out of offices in the Berry Center, the Beta House, and Crane Hall
The University of Wyoming has earned its Research Level 1 (R1) status from the Carnegie Classification of Institutions of Higher Education, placing Wyoming's only four-year university with the top research universities in the United States.