Adjunct Faculty Support  

CWC graduation is May 11.

Thank you for joining Central's team! Our instructors are critical to the success of our students as future employees and as citizens. We appreciate your efforts. 

If you are interested in becoming an adjunct instructor at Central Wyoming College, please apply online (choose faculty) and include your discipline in the application. 

Central Wyoming College has three academic divisions: Arts and Sciences; Commerce, Allied Health, Technology and Safety (CATS); and Workforce Development. If you are unsure to which division your class belongs, see below.

Arts and Sciences: Art, Athletic Training, Biological Sciences Early Childhood Earth and Environmental Science Education English Environment, Health and Safety Environmental Science and Leadership Equine Studies,  Graphic Design, International Studies Mathematics, Music Native American Studies,  Outdoor Education Photography Physical Science Pre-Engineering Psychology, Social Science, Teacher Assistant, Theater, Western American Studies, Wilderness First Responder. For assistance with Arts and Sciences courses, please call (307) 855-2127. 

CATS: Accounting and Business, Administrative Assistant, Agriculture, Automotive Technology, Computer Networking, Criminal Justice, Culinary Arts, Fire Science, Homeland Security Hotel and Restaurant Management Human Services, Medical Office Assistant, Nursing Office Support Specialist, Pre-Health Professional Pre-Legal, Radio, TV, Film or Communication Rural Justice Training Center, Software Support Specialist,  Technical Studies, Welding. For assistance with CATS courses, please call (307) 855-2195.

Workforce: Construction Trades, Dental Assistant, Facilities Maintenance, Technology, Health IT Certificates, Professional Office Specialist, Healthcare Training. For assistance with Workforce courses, please call (307) 855-2089.

Adjunct faculty report feeling most successful when assisted by a mentor, especially if the mentor is a full-time faculty member teaching in the same discipline or department. For more information, contact your Division Chair (Arts & Sciences: (307) 855-2140; Commerce, Allied Health, Technology, and Safety: (307) 855-2287); and Workforce Development: (307) 855-2206. 

Coralina Daly, Director of Library Services

Amy Madera, Director of Culinary Arts and Hotel and Restaurant Management Program

Jackie Meeker, Director of Distance Education and Dual and Concurrent Enrollment

This website was created as a project for the 2011-12 Academic Management Institute.

Mission: Enhance the quality of life through innovation and excellence in education. 

Vision: Provide lifelong learning opportunities beyond the boundaries of time and place. 

To promote the Institutional Mission, Vision, and Goals, CWC collectively agrees to carry out the mission with the following values:

•        Student Centered. Support students’ success and improve the quality of their lives.

•        Excellence. Commit to high standards in providing quality instruction and services to enhance learning.

•        Learning. Promote a blend of learning approaches to foster a learning environment for students, staff, and the community.

•        Mutual Respect and Civil Discourse. Respect contributions of employees and students, and promote a free exchange of ideas and information.

•        Diversity. Appreciate individual and cultural differences and respect human dignity in the service of diverse communities.

•        Access. Provide opportunities for students to attend college and to access programs by overcoming barriers to time, place, and costs.

•        Innovation. Recognize the importance of strong leaders, innovators, and responsible risk-takers who are persistent, resourceful, and creative.

•        Integrity. Perform duties with respect for one another, in a spirit of professionalism, cooperation, dedication, and care.

•        Community Building. Expand lifelong learning opportunities through economic development and promoting and building partnerships.