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Kickstart Wyoming’s Tomorrow

Your college window is open! Seize this opportunity and achieve your goals. Kickstart Wyoming's Tomorrow is a new state-funded scholarship program for adults enrolling at one of Wyoming's eight community colleges, or the University of Wyoming, to pursue a degree or certificate. You can receive up to $1,800 per semester if enrolled in 12 credit 

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Spring Classes – Block C Begin

Block C classes begin on Tuesday, March 11, 2025. View our class schedules.

Tunnel of Oppression

The Tunnel of Oppression at Sheridan College  The Tunnel is an eye-opening, conscious-raising experience: a brief introduction for those who have rarely experienced oppression or an acknowledgment to those who have. The Tunnel of Oppression is a multi-sensory exhibition of some of the most difficult and complex issues we face today. The Tunnel experience will 

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Music Tech Camp at Sheridan College

MUSIC TECH CAMP AT SHERIDAN COLLEGE July 21 - 25, 2025 5 Day Intensive focused on Recording, Audio Engineering, Digital Music Composition, Songwriting, & Live Sound Open to students 13-18 years old Cost: $350 Includes lunch, t-shirt and thumb drive Featuring a Friday evening performance by the Eric Richards Jazz Ensemble, and a showcase of 

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Broadway Musical Theater Intensive at Sheridan College

Welcome to the Broadway Musical Theater Intensive at Sheridan College! Two-Weeks of Training and Performances in Musical Theater Featuring workshops with leading industry professionals culminating in multiple performances of "Working." June 13 - 29, 2025 Ages 15 - 26 Upcoming Performances: No event found! Thanks to generous sponsorship, this year's intensive is dramatically discounted! Performance 

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Women in Tech

Daring to be Different If you walked around the Technical Education Center at Sheridan College at the end of last semester, you would have noticed a few more women hard at work behind the lathes, welding stations, and diesel engines than in the past. Between the machine tool, diesel, and welding technology programs, there were 

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Trae & Tyler Kaufmann

Personal Experiences Lead Twin Brothers to Pursue a Career in Nursing At 17 years old, Trae Kaufmann had to undergo a heart procedure at Denver Children’s Hospital. He suffered from supraventricular tachycardia or SVT, a condition where faulty electrical connections in the heart or abnormal areas of electrical activity trigger and sustain an abnormal rhythm. 

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Celsey Martin

Celsey Martin on her way to becoming a welding inspector Celsey Martin’s dad taught her how to weld growing up on her family ranch near Shoshoni, Wyoming. She received both an Associate of Applied Science in Welding and an Associate of Applied Science in Machine Tool Technology from Sheridan College. Now that she has added 

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Diversity at Sheridan College

In October, five Sheridan College students and two advisors traveled to Salt Lake City to attend the National Student Leadership Diversity Convention. They joined over 200 attendees from other colleges and universities around the country to learn how to create a more accepting, equitable environment on campus. The convention featured experiential workshops, keynote sessions, and 

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Hector Martinez – Paving the Way

Hector Martinez’s parents immigrated to the United States as teenagers, fleeing violence and a lack of opportunities in Mexico. Now, as the first person in his family to go to college, it is his turn to face the unknown in pursuit of a better future. “Knowing that I can be the first person in my 

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