Almost 250 high school students from Wyoming, Montana and South Dakota will compete in the 17th annual Border Wars event on Wednesday, March 6 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Sheridan College. This competition allows students to prepare for their respective state FFA competitions in the spring, compete with high school students in neighboring
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Quint Gonzales, who was born and raised in Buffalo, is settling in as the new farrier instructor at Sheridan College. With over 15 years of experience as a farrier operating in Sheridan and Johnson counties, Gonzales is excited to share his knowledge with students. The program started in 2012 but was not offered last year
Sheridan College Music Degree Are you interested in performing on stage, teaching music, or recording as a music technician? Sheridan College’s nationally recognized music degree program features expert faculty and numerous performance opportunities with award-winning ensembles. Music students enjoy access to a variety of facilities in our world-class music education center: the Whitney
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Sofia DeLuca Music & Music Tech, Dual/Concurrent High School Student Brien Morse Weekend Welding Madison Clarke Rangeland Management, Wildlife Biology Recipient of Wyoming's 2024 New Century Transfer Path Scholarship (only one awarded each year!) Kodi Lybarger Art, President, Student Government Association 2023 Maddox Dube Weekend Welding Paige Maynard & Rylee Standish Dance Kenneth Raymond Rangeland,
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Dec. 13, 2018 The five Buffalo High School students in the Girls Who Code Club received some exciting news from Washington, D.C., last week. An app they created for Buffalo Senior Center’s Meals on Wheels program won the Congressional App Challenge for the state of Wyoming. Sheridan College instructor Mark Thoney worked
Agriculture An applied science degree in Agriculture gives you the skills and knowledge to go directly to work after graduation whether you want to start your own business, go back to your home operation, or work in another field within the ag industry. Sheridan College puts a high priority on course work and internships that
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Welcome to the NWCCD Board of Trustees. Please review the orientation material provided below. About Us About NWCCD Administration Strategic Planning Strategic Plan 2030 About Johnson County Campus Maps and Directions Board of Trustees Board of Trustees Officers of the Board New Trustee Orientation Guide Trusteeship 101 Speaking with One Voice Guide to Ethical Governance
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Why Sheridan College? More AffordableBeginning Fall 2025 everyone qualifies for in-state tuition rates, and we offer an additional reduced rate for housing and food costs with the Bighorn Mountain Advantage. Bighorn Mountain AdvantageLocationSheridan is your perfect college town. Outdoor activities like skiing, biking, and fishing are just minutes away. After the adventure, enjoy our historic
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Using Financial Aid at the Book Store: Bookstores at Northern Wyoming Community College District (NWCCD) campuses allow students to use their financial aid for the purchase of books and supplies beginning two weeks prior to the start of the semester (fall, spring, and summer). A student must have financial aid awarded to their student account
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: July 5, 2018 Contact: Wendy Smith, Assistant Vice President of Strategic Communication (307) 675-0412, wsmith@sheridan.edu Claire Barnes, Public Relations Specialist (307) 675-0416, cbarnes@sheridan.edu Seven Sheridan College students traveled to Louisville, Kentucky last week to compete against thousands of their peers at the SkillsUSA National Leadership and Skills Conference. All seven students
Sheridan College is a comprehensive community college located at the base of the beautiful Bighorn Mountains. Sheridan College serves Sheridan and Johnson Counties in northern Wyoming.