Sheridan College’s Tayler Coleman was recognized as one of eight students from the state for the 2024 Shaping Wyoming’s Future Award. Each student was nominated by the community college in which they are currently attending – or have recently graduated – to showcase their determination and success.Coleman, originally from Parker, South Dakota, is studying elementary
Sheridan College faculty and staff gathered to honor the 2024-25 Excellence Awards winners. Each year, these awards recognize exceptional contributions from students, classified and administrative staff, and faculty members, each of whom are nominated by their peers and whose efforts overwhelmingly support the goals and mission of Sheridan College. This year’s award recipients include Dr.
Sheridan College is making higher education more accessible with the launch of its innovative Bighorn Mountain Advantage program. Starting in the Fall 2025 semester, this groundbreaking initiative will allow all students, regardless of their state of residency, to pay in-state tuition rates at Sheridan College. Key Features of the Bighorn Mountain Advantage: Continuation of the
Sheridan College is thrilled to announce the appointment of Pro Rodeo Hall of Fame inductee Bobby Harris as the new head rodeo coach for the Men’s and Women’s Rodeo Teams. Harris, a world champion team roper with a career spanning decades, brings unparalleled expertise and experience to the Sheridan College Rodeo Team. “We are thrilled
Dr. Anna “Katie” Egging was nominated for Sheridan College’s 2024 Innovative Educator of the Year Award by numerous students, staff, and faculty members in recognition of her outstanding contributions to the college. Sheridan College President Dr. Walt Tribley noted that Egging distinguished herself through her dedicated efforts to foster humanity in her online and hybrid
Peyton Coxwell, a second-year Sheridan College student from Laurel, Montana, has been awarded the Leaders of Promise scholarship by the Coca-Cola Scholars Foundation.
Dr. Walter Tribley, President of Sheridan College, was selected as one of 20 recipients of the 2024 Shirley B. Gordon Award of Distinction by the Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society (PTK).
Madison Clarke — a Sheridan College student from Clark, Wyoming — has been named Wyoming’s 2024 New Century Transfer Pathway Scholar. Only one Wyoming student is chosen for this prestigious award each year. This $2,250 scholarship is designed to support recipients who are transferring to a bachelor’s program after graduation.
Six students from the Sheridan College Agriculture program traveled to Springfield, Illinois, for the annual National Professional Agricultural Student (PAS) Conference, and many of them returned with top honors.
Sheridan College’s Landry May was recognized as one of eight students from the state for the 2023 Shaping Wyoming’s Future Award. Each student was nominated by the community college in which they are currently attending or – in May’s case – have recently graduated. According to the Wyoming Association of Community College Trustees, the students
