Student Support Services

Sheridan College is committed to getting students the tools they need to complete their studies.

Sheridan College offers multiple ways for students to get homework help, including the Tutoring Center, Math and Writing Centers as well as the TRiO program. The District also has counseling services on both campuses for students’ use. In addition to helping current college students, the Center for College and Career Readiness offer assistance for those looking to complete high school equivalency or gain other career skills.

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ADA/Disability Services

Sheridan College is committed to ensuring all students have equal access to their education. If you’ve had a 504 Plan, IEP, or have been diagnosed with a physical, medical, psychological, or learning disability, you may qualify for accommodations through Disability Services.

Accommodations are personalized in collaboration with you and may include:

• Extended time for exams or in-class work
• Quiet or distraction-reduced testing spaces
• Note-taking assistance or use of a scribe
• Access to assistive technology or interpreters
• Alternative formats for course materials
• Priority seating and classroom access

To receive services, students must self-identify and contact the Disability Services Office. We encourage you to connect with us early so we can support you from day one.

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Career Services

Career Cafe – Virtual/Physical

Job Posting

Employer job listings are posted electronically in the Career Café Job Board and posted on the Job Boards outside of the Human Resources office in the Griffith Memorial Building and the Career Café in the Whitney Academic Center. Check often as job postings are updated regularly as we get information from employers.

If employers are interested in posting their jobs at Sheridan College, please contact Karen St. Clair.

Career Resources

The Career Café located in the Whitney Academic Center houses a small variety of career resources including up-to-date Salary Survey from the National Association of Colleges and Employers, resources on resumes and cover letters, and workplace trends.

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YouScience and Career Assessment

Are you undecided about what major to go into or what career to explore? You are not alone. Many new college students start as undeclared majors or as General Studies majors. Did you know up to 80 percent of students change or consider changing their majors before earning a degree? And career planning is life planning. Your career decisions affect your lifestyle, your health, and your overall sense of satisfaction and happiness. The

average American worker will change careers four or more times over the course of their lives.

YouScience is an online interactive, self-guided career and education planning system designed to help you make decisions about your future career goals and education plans.

Their interactive process will help guide you by the following:

1. Assess your career planning readiness, work interests, values, skills, personality type, and leisure time interests.
2. Broaden your career options and discover occupations matching your personal preferences and attributes.
3. Discover and explore career fields, majors, and training programs that are best for you.
4. Plan a career and educational pathway that will support your personal needs and goals.

Career Fair

Every year, Sheridan College partners with the Sheridan VA Health Care System and Wyoming Department of Workforce Services to bring to the area a top-notch Career/Job Fair.  The Fair has free admissions for employers, students, and job seekers. However, employers must register to participate. The Fair will be set up in an exhibit-style format in the Golden Dome on Sheridan College Campus for individuals to meet and network with employers.  Individuals will be looking for jobs, internships, co-op opportunities, seasonal jobs, and opportunities to learn more about area businesses.  Onsite interview space will be available for employers to use as space permitting. Employer Registration is free; however, we are offering career fair sponsorships if you would like to get greater visibility with the attendees.

Gold Sponsorship will give an employer exposure with our social media promotion, organization logo on the cover of the directory that will be handed out to attendees the day of the fair, as well as on other promotion materials and the TV screens throughout the College, recognition at the Career Fair, and two lunch meals.

Platinum Sponsorship will give an employer all the offerings from the Gold Sponsorship as well as first choice of table location, electricity, larger space, and two additional lunch meals (for a total of four lunch meals).

Our Annual Career Fair is typically scheduled for the last Wednesday in April. To participate, get more information, or if you have any questions, please contact Karen St Clair.

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Contact Us

For more information about any of the career service opportunities, please contact advising services:

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Counseling Services

We care about your success and quality of life. Through Sheridan College (SC) Counseling Services, we provide holistic and confidential mental health services. We strive to educate, empower, and support students to promote personal, interpersonal, professional, and academic growth. Information disclosed in session is held to the American Counseling Association’s standard of confidentiality.

Counseling services at Sheridan College offer individual, couples, and group counseling to all students. Individuals in counseling must be enrolled at SC. We offer consultations, referrals, and crisis intervention.

Services Provided

• Crisis Intervention
  If a crisis occurs, the counselor can assist the person in the use of problem solving and stress management skills to regain a sense of control and return to their prior level of healthy functioning.
• Community Referrals
  Community referrals will be provided for those needing intensive counseling, drug/alcohol evaluations, long-term counseling, or psychiatric medical services.
• Consultations
  If a student, parent of a student (with appropriate release of information), faculty, or staff are unsure of how to support a student with mental health-related concerns, free consultations are available. If more assistance is needed, an appropriate referral will be provided.
• Presentations
  Presentations, workshops, and awareness events are offered to discuss mental health related issues. Workshops and consultations may be requested at any time.
• Outreach
  Multiple organizations including behavioral health, family crisis, and national suicide, domestic violence, and sexual assault services may be requested at any time.

Contact Us

For more information about counseling services, please contact:

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Veteran Services

Sheridan College is proud to support veterans and their families as they work toward their educational goals. Services are available to anyone who has served, as well as the children and dependents of veterans who qualify under the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) regulations.

As one of the few colleges in Wyoming with a dedicated Veterans Advisor, Sheridan College delivers one-on-one support for military-connected students. This role exists to guide you through every step of the process, from navigating VA benefits to connecting you with financial, academic, and even community resources. Your advisor also serves as a direct link between you, the VA, and the college, ensuring you have the information and support you need to succeed from Day 1 to Graduation.

Whether you’re exploring your eligibility or ready to get started, connect with Sheridan College’s Veterans Advisor today: