UWyo is published three times a year as a partnership between UW Institutional Marketing and the UW Alumni Association. UWyo is supported by UW Research & Economic Development, Student Affairs, Academic Affairs and the Office of the President.
UWyo Magazine is dedicated to advancing the mission, vision and goals of the University of Wyoming, and fostering pride, tradition and excellence by cultivating relationships with the UW community. Through meaningful communication and promotion of the university's highlights and goodwill, UWyo aims to have a direct impact on giving, alumni and trustee relations, student and faculty recruitment, and public and government relations.
University President
Ed Seidel
Associate Vice President for Communications and Marketing
Chad Baldwin
Editor
Micaela Myers
Design
Michelle Eberle
Emily Edgar
Hallie Davis
Casidy Mittelstadt
Brittny Wroblewski
Audrey Merwin
Photography
All photos by Ted Brummond, Kyle Spradley or Andrew Wees unless otherwise noted
Video
Ali Grossman
Mary Jung
Reesie Lane
Contributing Editors
Chad Baldwin
Tamara Linse
Contributing Writers
Maia Marces
David Stotzer
Michelle Sunset
AlumNews/WyoGrams
Heather Baker
Payson Birkeland
Jennifer Kirk
Micaela Myers
Emma Petersen
Nora Plant
Tanner Russell
David Stotzer
Mary Wee
©University of Wyoming. All rights reserved. Excerpts from this magazine may be reprinted with permission, provided appropriate credit is given to the University of Wyoming and copies of reprinted materials are provided to the editor.
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