Brandon Kosine one of 23 distinguished community college presidents selected
Casper College President Brandon Kosine, Ph.D., has been selected for the 2026–27 Aspen Presidents Fellowship to focus on student outcomes.
Glen Hardy establishes scholarship in honor and memory
Glen Hardy establishes the Rebekah Bugg and Kathryn Lowell Scholarship at Casper College for theatre students, honoring former director Tom Empey.
OLLI and community education fall 2026 class proposals due April 14
Casper College is seeking fall 2026 class proposals for OLLI and community education. Submit your talents, hobbies, or skills by April 14. No teaching credentials required.
Brandon Kosine receives PTK Paragon Award for New Presidents
Casper College President Brandon Kosine, Ph.D., has been honored with the Phi Theta Kappa Paragon Award for New Presidents for his commitment to student success.
Geologist and instructor Kent Sundell establishes scholarship fund
Geologist and former instructor Kent Sundell, Ph.D., establishes an endowed scholarship at Casper College for geology and physical science majors
CC’s outstanding respiratory therapy program receives reaccreditation for 10 years
Casper College’s Respiratory Therapy program receives a 10-year continuous accreditation from CoARC, ensuring students remain eligible for national board exams.
‘Trunks, Trees, and Leaves’ topic provides fun for April Saturday Club
Join the Tate Geological Museum on April 4 for “Trunks, Trees, and Leaves.” Kids ages 7-14 can explore tree identification and decorate tree cookies.
Tate Talk: ‘Cenozoic Volcanism of Northwest Wyoming’
Join Kent Sundell, Ph.D., at the Tate Geological Museum for a free talk on 65 million years of Wyoming’s volcanic history and lava lakes.
Grow your love of learning with exciting Community Education classes
Explore new passions at Casper College this April with Community Education classes in wine pairing, disc golf, long-range reloading, birding tech, and more.
A finite element method expert chosen as 2026 Distinguished Alumni
Casper College honors Michael Burger, a finite element method expert and engineering pioneer, as the 2026 Distinguished Alumni Award winner.