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- Evening & Weekend Courses
- Distance Learning
- Summer Session
- Adult Education
- Senior Citizen Program
- Community Education
- Continuing Education
- Self-Directed Studies
- Workforce Education
- Outreach Program
- Daniels Fund College Prep Program
Evening & Weekend Courses
Eastern Wyoming College is committed to offering a large variety of courses at times which meet the needs of busy adults. Course schedules will be mailed to all Goshen County residents. Outreach Coordinators will disseminate schedules to their community members. Schedules are available on the web at ewc.wy.edu. Phone-in registration is available.
Distance Learning Options
Eastern Wyoming College has expanded its Distance Learning options. A three year rotation schedule of distance classes includes courses in: general education, business, computer, criminal justice, education, and social sciences. Telecourses, Internet, and Compressed Video courses are offered. For questions, please call the Dean of Instruction Office at (307) 532-8221, or check the web at ewc.wy.edu.
Summer Session
One six-week summer session is offered each summer. Classes scheduled vary based upon student interest and demand. Short-term courses are frequently scheduled. Contact Registration and Records to request a summer schedule, or check on the web at ewc.wy.edu..
Adult Education
Eastern Wyoming College offers a high school completion program (GED), adult basic education classes (ABE), and English as a Second Language (ESL) at all locations within the six county service area. Flexible scheduling is available for individualized instruction. The Torrington and Douglas campuses have Adult Learning Centers which provide these services.
The purpose of this program is to provide these services for those adults who have not completed their elementary and high school education.These classes are free to participants and include a wide variety of teaching curriculum, including Plato, a comuterized instructional program. For more information please call 307.532.8399.
Community, Workforce, and Continuing Education
In addition to the regular academic and vocational programs offered during the day or evening, EWC has a comprehensive community education program.
There is an on-going effort to develop courses and services to serve the recreational, avocational, cultural, vocational and social needs and wants of the people in the EWC service area using a variety of formats.
Community education brings community members together in a manner that helps people to help themselves improve the quality of their lives.
The college works with groups, agencies, and businesses to enhance economic development efforts in the area. The Community Training Center has two classrooms, a computer classroom and a general classroom, which may be used to offer customized training. Classes which cater to the business community will be offered in short-term and flexible formats. Credit and non-credit courses are available. Serving the needs of our workforce is vitally important to us. Customized workforce training classes are available through out the service area.
Requests for services should be directed through the Outreach office at 307.532.8221.
Senior Citizen Program
The college will admit all persons who are residents of the State of Wyoming, and 60 years of age or older, to enroll without tuition charges in any credit courses offered by Eastern Wyoming College. Seniors are expected to pay for fees, books and materials for each class in which they enroll.
Outreach Program
The college is working cooperatively with the public schools in its six-county service area in Eastern Wyoming to provide a wide variety of programs, activities, and services. Many of the high schools offer concurrent enrollment classes. Concurrent enrollment is an option whereby high school students may earn college credit while still in high school under certain conditions. In addition, the college has outreach coordinators in most of the towns in the six-county service area. These coordinators offer credit and non-credit classes in their communities. The college has a branch campus in Douglas which offers day and evening courses emphasizing general education, business, and computer areas. For more information check out the Outreach web page.
The Associate of Arts Degree, the Associate of Science Degree, the Associate of Applied Science Degree, or certificates may be earned entirely off campus providing the student earns a minimum of twelve hours from Eastern Wyoming College and completes the curriculum requirements of a selected major.
For question about outreach please contact:
Dee Ludwig, Ph.D
Dean of Life Long Learning
(307) 532.8220 or 8221
Fax (307) 532.8222
Email: dee.ludwig@ewc.wy.edu
Daniels Fund College Prep Program
This absolutely free program is geared towards assisting students with demonstrated financial need who have a desire to go to college. Through a joint partnership with all seven Wyoming community colleges, The Daniels Fund provides a tailor-made program of college prep assistance and information over an 18-month period. Founder of the program was Bill Daniels, recently deceased, who had the desire to help those who might be overlooked by traditional college prep programs. Academic measures, such as grade point average or test scores are not a factor in accepting applicants. Home-schooled students are also invited to apply. The program looks for students with leadership potential, maturity, strength of character, a well-rounded personality and the potential to give back to the community. The following high schools are served by the Daniels College Prep Program in the southeast area: Chugwater, Glendo, Guernsey, Lingle, Lusk, Southeast, Torrington, and Wheatland.
Selected students will have the opportunity to attend college prep seminars at Eastern Wyoming College in the spring of their junior year in high school. During the summer months, students will benefit from a one-week residential workshop on a college campus at no cost. This experience offers students the opportunity to experience life as a college student; residing on campus, participating in writing classes and engaging in leadership development and service learning projects. Programming resumes in the fall of their senior year with heavy focus on completing applications for scholarships and college admittance. A series of financial assistance workshops throughout the program ensure that students apply for scholarship and federal financial assistance opportunities. Families are asked to support their students and are welcome to participate in the seminars as often as they wish. The deadline for application is generally October 31. Students may request an application from their local guidance counselor’s office, directly from the Daniels Fund office, toll free at 866.EASTWYO, or from the EWC/Daniels College Prep Program Site Coordinator, Kathy Moriarty.
For additional information, contact:
Kathy Moriarty, EWC/Daniels Prep
Program Site Coordinator
(307) 532.8322 or 1.866.EASTWYO, Ext 8322
Fax: (307) 532.8229
Email: kmoriart@ewc.wy.edu
