Posts from May, 2018

Eastern Wyoming College Announces the President’s and Dean’s Honor Rolls

Eastern Wyoming College is pleased to announce the honor rolls for the Spring 2018 semester. There were 97 students receiving recognition for achieving high scholastic grades.

The President’s Honor Roll recognizes students that are full-time (12 or more credit hours) and achieve a 4.0 grade point average.  To qualify for the Dean’s Honor Roll, students must also be full-time and achieve a grade point average of 3.5, but less than 4.0.

President’s Honor Roll

Torrington, WY- Emily Buchanan, Triana Burrill, Wendell Domina, Ashly Henry, Sydney Hill, Delaney Powell, Riley Prahl, Shelbey Prusia

Douglas, WY Rebekah Layher

Gillette, WY – Macie MacKey

Glendo, WY – Jasmine Wilcox

Jay Em, WY – Nichole Smith

LaGrange, WY – Myre Pauls

Lingle, WY – Kenneth Henry, Kaylynn Jefferson,

Moorcroft, WY – Sara Doxtater

Newcastle, WY – Matthew Anderson, Dwayne Bahe, Norbert Garcia

Riverton, WY – Kelsie Wells

Sundance, WY – Jaslyn Seeley

Saratoga, WY – Sarah Burton

Veteran, WY – Darcy McKiney

Joes, CO – Kaycee Roth

Gordon, NE – Shaniah Freeseman

Mitchell, NE – Joseph Pieper

York, NE – Precious Williams

Buffalo Gap, SD – Baxter Boldon

Spearfish, SD – Keyvin Rauscher

League City, TX – Lauren O’Connell

Nassau Bahamas – Pamela Bethel

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil – Helena Khouri

Bolton, UK – Cameron Heath

Dean’s Honor Roll

Torrington, WY – Angel Barajas, Kylee Brothwell, Shane Brown, Alexis Jaramillo, Heather Kraus, Tabitha Krick, Tyler Lane, Tegan Murdock, Kellie Pierce, Pamela Pierce, Charles Pulliam, Jayde Shahan, Rebecca Wilmoth

Burns, WY- Myca Cantrell

Cheyenne, WY – Alissa Gonzales, Christopher Moody, Naomi Mordahl

Douglas, WY – Christopher Zamora

Ft. Laramie, WYColton Wunder

Gillette, WY – Kodi Edwards

Hartville, WY – Sean Malcom

Hawk Springs, WY – Rebecca Green

Lander, WY – Allie Dunaway, Trey Massey

Laramie, WY – Jacob James, Robert Nissen

Lingle, WY – Morea Shipley

Lusk, WY – Donnie Riley, Emma Zerbe

Moorcroft, WY – Shelby Cranston

Newcastle, WY – Travis Balderston, Robert Lovato, Robbie Modrell

Pine Bluffs, WY – Tristan Lind

Rock Springs, WY – Kyle Chapman

Sundance, WY – Signe Simpson

Wheatland, WY – James Meyer

Wright, WY – Katie Strohschein, Kylee Tresch

Yoder, WY – Jacey Thompson, Blaine Wilker, Emily Zavorka

Akron, CO – Lissette Lefforge

Frederick, CO – Walker Korell

Westminster, CO – Kelliann Raff

Wray, CO – Levi Walter

Ekalaka, MT – Tiana Fix

Alliance, NE – Cassidy Joslin, Kyle King

Brule, NE – Sadie Schwartzkopf

Mitchell, NE – Julie Betancourt

Ogallala, NE – Alexandria Simmerman

Paxton, NE – Emily Reed

Scottsbluff, NE – Jared Pilkington

Sidney, NE – Dawson Sharman

Spencer, NE – Morgan Harmon

Tryon, NE – Garret Ryland

Lisbon, ND – Gannon Johnson

Santiago, Dominican Republic – Jonathan Morrobel

Palmerston North, New Zealand – Nicole Cutler

Novi Sad, Serbia – Janko Stojanovic

Barcelona, Spain – Ines Salat Margarit

Munguia, Spain – Gonzalo Arcelay Fernandez-Meras

Salisbury, UK – George Elliott

Entries now being accepted for EWC Golf Tournament

The Eastern Wyoming College Foundation is accepting entries for the 2018 golf tournament to be held on Saturday, June 16th at the Cottonwood Golf Course in Torrington, WY. The four-person scramble will begin with a shotgun start at 8:30 am. The registration deadline is June 14.

The entry fee is $300 per team which includes one team mulligan, a barbeque dinner and Calcutta. The dinner and calutta will be held at 6:30 pm, June 15th. Several gift certificates and hole prizes are available at this tournament.

Proceeds benefit EWC students through the EWC Foundation in the form of scholarships, grants and other activities.

Entry forms are available at Platte Valley Bank, Cottonwood Pro Shop or the EWC Office of Development. Questions about the tournament may be directed to the EWC Office of Development at 307.532.8397.

Dr. Travers to host monthly community roundtable

Eastern Wyoming College President, Dr. Lesley Travers, has announced a Community Roundtable which will be held on Thursday, June 14, 2018, from 12 – 1 pm in the CTEC conference room.

Community members or any person who is interested is invited to attend the open Community Roundtable.  Dr. Travers will provide any information of interest about the college, will answer any questions and address any concerns.  She will host a Community Roundtable on the 2nd Thursday of each month. Attendees are invited to bring their own brown bag lunch if they would like.

For more information, please contact the college at 307.532.8303.

 

Public Service Announcement

Eastern Wyoming College in Douglas announces summer hours 8:00 am to 4:00 pm Monday through Thursday and 8:00 am to 1:00 pm on Friday beginning May 14 through August 10, 2018.

Eastern Wyoming College Announces Graduates

Eastern Wyoming College Graduation 2018Eastern Wyoming College held the 69th annual commencement for candidates on May 4, 2018 in the Fine Arts Auditorium. There were 183 graduates. The graduates from the Fall 2017, Spring 2018 and Summer 2018 semesters are as follows:

From Torrington, WY: Dante Aleman, Jorge Alvarez-Lopez, Rosita Araiza, Ryelee Baros, Cameron Barthel, Zachary Bearnson, Kylee Brothwell, Cole Brunkhardt, Triana Burrill, Aubrey Busskohl, Michael Chappelear, Blanca Chavez, Tallie Coon, Brenton Daley, Sarah Darville, Morgan Frein, Cori Gill, Haden Grandy, Austin Hallock, Nicholas Harford, Anna Hendricks, Sydney Hill, Brandon Issacson, Alexis Jaramillo, Paige Johnson, Tabitha Krick, Peyton Loy, Tegan Murdock, Brooke Paules, Kellie Pierce, Pamela Pierce, Cody Powell, Riley Prahl, Larry Prieto, Charles Pulliam, Marissa Reber, Ryan Reichert, Richard Saiz, Nafissa Tahirou, Diandra Turner, Jose Velazquez

From Buffalo, WY: Matthew Nicholson, Trey Schroefel

From Casper, WY: April Ewing, Surrey Lesher, Miltone Nyambu

From Cheyenne, WY: Cordell Ballard, Dustin Hauf, Christopher Moody, Naomi Mordahl, Ryan Stief

From Douglas, WY: Ashley Clyncke, Stephanie Cocke, Naomi Cooper, Chelsea Edison, Breonna Emmert, Torie Glover, Jacquelynne Holt, April Klava, Jenielle Kohl, Cassandra Kuhlman, Rian Larson, Rebekah Layher, Desirae Layher, Jamie Matthews, Hunter McKin, Kyla Morgan, Wesley Morris, Peyton Raba, Heidi Smith, Anna Somova-Foreman, Elise Van Gundy, Brody Winn

From Evanston, WY: Lane Barker, Mishelle Frame, Jaxson Heyrend

From Gillette, WY: Janesha Jackson

From Glenrock, WY: Susan Hogan

From Guernsey, WY: Jessica Blakeley

From Jay Em, WY: Nichole Smith

Kemmerer, WY: Morgan McClaren

From Lander, WY: Trey Massey

From Laramie, WY: Callie Clingman, Jacob James, Robert Nissen

From Lingle, WY: Taylor Cooper, Kenneth Henry, Jordan Mirich, Morea Shipley

From Lusk, WY: Tristan Graham, Donnie Riley, Sarah Selley, Jennifer Shields, Emma Zerbe

From Moorcroft, WY: Tucker Allison, Shelby Cranston, Sierra Flores, Andrea Pfeil, Shaela Wendling

From Newcastle, WY: Matthew Anderson, Dwayne Bahe, Travis Balderston, Steven Barela, Summer Cole,
Norbert Garcia, Dennis Hanson, Sarah Henkle, Bailey Lacey, Dennis Larkins, Robert Lovato, Maximum Maldonado, Robbie Modrell, Emily Pearson, Courtney Rainbolt, David Vanwey

From Osage, WY: Shaelee Douglas

From Riverton, WY: Koleen Blake, Beth Miller, Kelsie Wells

From Rock Springs, WY: Kyle Chapman, Daphne Slagowski

From Sheridan, WY: Cindy Popp

From Sundance, WY: Jason Robinson, Jaslyn Seeley

From Upton, WY: Jessica Grubbs

From Veteran, WY: Darcy McKiney

From Worland, WY: Stephanie Ward

From Wright, WY: Jaysie Thomas, Kylee Tresch

From Yoder, WY: Cody Alps, John Hunter

From Paulen, AZ: Brawley Darby

From Frederick, CO: Walker Korell

From Kersey, CO: Ashleigh Wolfe

From Wray, CO: Levi Walter

From Bozeman, MT: Patricia Penor

From Ekalaka, MT: Tiana Fix

From Lewistown, MT: Kaycee Gobble

From Plentywood, MT: Cheyenne Kisler

From Alliance, NE: Cassidy Joslin

From Benkelman, NE: Christopher Throckmorton

From Chadron, NE: Austin McCaskill

From Gering, NE: Jacey Shaul, Hunter Vak,

From Harrisburg, NE: Justin Griebe

From Kilgore, NE: Danner Johnson

From Lynch, NE: Jory Carson

From Morrill, NE: Wyatt Hooton, Levi Walter

From Minatare, NE: Ashley Shimek

From North Platte, NE: Kolby Collins

From Ogallala, NE: Alexandria Simmerman, Tanner Smith

From Paxton, NE: Kort Gartrell, Emily Reed, Clay Seifer

From Scottsbluff, NE: Hunter Hill, Jared Pilkington

From Springview, NE: Justin Palmer

From Tryon, NE: Cole Garner, William Stickney

From York, NE: Precious Williams

From Charlotte, NC: Linda Barnes

From Fairview, OK: Alura Elmore

From Hartford, SD: Braden Pirrung

From Martin, SD: Keith Hodson

From Mud Butte, SD: Tyus Olson

From Oelrichs, SD: Courtney Lamont

From Spearfish, SD: Keyvin Rauscher

From Summerset, SD: Amanda Johnson

From Tryon, SD: Garrett Ryland

From Wanblee, SD: Tigh Livermont

From Corpus Christy, TX: Andrew Smith

From Houston, TX: Ijeoma Ezikeolisa

From League City, TX: Lauren O’Connell

From Cheney, WA: Elizabeth Wright

From Edgerton, WI: Megan Walrack

From Freeport, Bahamas: Daniel Wright

From Nassau, Bahamas: Pamela Bethel

From Rio de Janeiro, Brazil: Helena Khouri

From Sao Paulo, Brazil: Giovanna Jordao

From Santiago, Dominican Republic: Jonathan Morrobel

From Belgrade, Serbia: Aleksandar Cosic, Jovan Elezovic

EWC Veterinary Technology program receives full accreditation

The Veterinary Technology program at Eastern Wyoming College has received notification from the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) that the program has received full accreditation.

The program participated in a full site visit with a team from the AVMA in September, 2017. At its April 26-29, 2018 meeting, the AVMA Committee on Veterinary Technician Education and Activities (CVTEA) continued the EWC program on full accreditation following deliberation of the report of evaluation from the site visit.

The program will complete a biennial report due in September 2019 and will have a full site visit scheduled for 2023. In the letter received from the AVMA, the program was commended and thanked for “the courtesy and hospitality shown during the site visit.”

Dr. Susan Walker, program director, shared the following, “We are pleased to receive ongoing accreditation from the CVTEA. We constantly strive for excellence in order to meet the needs of the veterinary field in this region. As a result, our graduates continue to be in high demand.”

“We are the only veterinary technician program in Wyoming and one of the most exceptional programs in the United States,” stated Dr. Lesley Travers, president. “The instructors in this program work hard to ensure this level of excellence and to maintain accreditation. Our students benefit greatly from this level of commitment.”

For more information on the Veterinary Technology program at the College, please contact Dr. Walker at 307.532.8279 or by email at susan.walker@ewc.wy.edu.

EWC announces time change for upcoming Zumba class

The Community Education office at Eastern Wyoming College in Torrington announced time change for the Zumba class scheduled to begin June 4, 2018.

The class will be held on Mondays and Wednesdays, June 4 through August 1, from 7-8:00 am.

To register for this class or other classes, contact the EWC Community Education office at 307.532.8323 or stop by 3200 West C Street in Torrington.

EWC hires Gunsmithing instructor

Eastern Wyoming College officials have announced that Glen Morovits has been hired to develop and kick off the new Gunsmithing program as the lead instructor. The new program will begin Fall 2019 at the Douglas Campus. Morovits will begin his duties January 2019.

Morovits has 30 years’ experience in the firearms industry manufacturing gunstocks (both high volume and high quality) as well as knife making experience. He is a charter member of the American Custom Gunmakers Guild.

He is presently working as an Associate Professor, gunsmithing instructor, at Trinidad State Junior College in Trinidad, CO, where he has worked since 2013. Prior to that he owned and operated Morcco Inc. in Newell, SD, which was established in 2001. Morovits received an associate of applied science degree in Gunsmithing in 1981 from TSJC.

“We are very excited to welcome Glen on board in January,” stated Dr. Lesley Travers, President. “He has been a long-time instructor at one of the top Gunsmithing programs in the country, Trinidad State Junior College. He will bring a wealth of knowledge and experience to our students.”

Once on board, Morovits will work on acquiring the necessary equipment, further developing the curriculum, and recruiting students.

Applications for the new gunsmithing program will be accepted beginning in 2019 with enrollment and classes beginning in the Fall 2019 semester. Students interested in acquiring more information on the program can contact Mr. Roger Humphrey at 307.532.8261.

EWC Workforce Development to offer CPR/First Aid/AED/BLS

The Workforce Development office at Eastern Wyoming College in Torrington is offering a CPR/First Aid/AED/BLS class for initial or renewal on Thursday May 24 from 5:00-9:00 pm. This class will be held in CTEC room 208 on the main campus in Torrington and will cost $60 for the CPR/First Aid/AED class and $55 for the Basic Life Support.

To register for these classes, contact Donna White at the EWC Workforce Development/Community Education office at 307.532.8323.

Finalists Announced for NJCAA Division I Dave Williams Award presented by Golf Pride Grips

EWC Golf Coach Zach SmithFrom Golf Coaches Association of America – Contact: Dustin Roberts

NJCAA Division I finalists for the Dave Williams Award presented by Golf Pride Grips have been announced by the GCAA. The Williams Award honors the national coach of the year in NJCAA Division I men’s golf.

The five finalists are Sandy Davis of Eastern Arizona College, Central Alabama’s Dave Jennings, Zach Smith of Eastern Wyoming, Nathan Weant of Indian Hills, and Midland’s Walt Williams. If a team wins the NJCAA National Championship and its coach was not previously named a finalist for the Dave Williams Award that coach will be added for coach of the year consideration.

Davis has led Eastern Arizona College to two victories this season, at the Estrella Mountain Invite and the NJCAA Region I Championship, and two additional runner-up finishes.

Central Alabama, led by Jennings, have five event victories on the season, most recently at the NJCAA DI Region 22 Championship.

The Smith-led Lancers had a total of seven team event victories on the season, as well as three other runner-up finishes.

Weant has led the Warriors to eight total team wins on the season, most recently at the NJCAA District III Championship. Indian Hills finished the regular season ranked first in the Bushnell Golfweek Coaches Poll.

Midland, led by Williams, has a total of eight victories on the season. The most recent victory for the Chaparrals was at the WJCAC Championship.