Summer Hours: M-TH 8am-5pm
- Closed July 4th
- Fall Catalog; August 2022
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Check out some of our upcoming Community Education Classes!
Portrait Workshop in Watercolor Pencil – Via ZOOM
Mondays, July 11-25, 2022, 2-4pm
Getting More Out of Microsoft Excel
Tuesday, July 12, 2022, 6-9pm
Internet Fraud and Safety
Wednesday, July 13, 2022, 6-8pm
Child and Babysitting Safety
Tuesday, July 19, 2022, 9am-1pm
Introduction to Microsoft Publisher
Tuesday, June 19, 2022, 6-9pm
Getting More Out of Microsoft Publisher
Tuesday, July 26, 2022, 6-9pm
Photo Editing Using Apps
Wednesday, July 27, 2022, 6-8pm
For more information: uinta.coursestorm.com |
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| Diaper Bank
1st Monday of the Month
12pm-5pm**Diaper Bank: Tuesday, July 5th** |
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Uinta B.O.C.E.S. #1 Summer Selfie Bingo!
Rules:
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Complete a row by taking a selfie with, doing or at the location listed in the square & posting your selfie to your Facebook or Instagram with the hashtag #UB1Selfie22
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Once you have a bingo, bring a copy of your card showing the bingo to the front desk at Uinta B.O.C.E.S. #1 to receive your swag bag and get your name entered into a drawing for a $25 Gift card*!
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Contest begins June 6, 2022 and ends August 8, 2022.
*To be entered in the drawing for the $25 gift card, your bingo entry must be completed & received by August 8, 2022. Winner of the gift card will be announced August 12, 2022 by 5pm.
Please be safe and legal when taking your selfies.
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Find Your Spark With Explosive Healthcare Training |
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Medical Records Specialist
Medical records specialists play an understated, yet indispensable role in any health system. They’re tasked with verifying and validating patients’ health information, including medical history, symptoms, and test results. A typical day on the job will probably include the following responsibilities: Review patients’ records for accuracy Organize and update information in clinical databases Assign clinical codes for insurance reimbursement and data analysis Electronically record data for collection, storage, analysis, retrieval, and reporting Maintain confidentiality of patients’ records |
Medical Assistant
Our online medical assistant program is developed by industry professionals with decades of real-world experience. An over-achieving curriculum ensures that you’re the best of the best. It thoroughly trains you on both routine patient care and clinical office procedures. But it’s way more than just training. Thanks to our vast network of partners, you’ll get 100 hours worth of experience working in a clinical setting—empowering you with the knowledge to earn the Certified Clinical Medical Assistant (CCMA), Certified Phlebotomy Technician (CPT), and Certified EKG Technician (CET) credentials. Remember that clinical opportunities vary, and we work with a vast network of healthcare organizations to find a good fit. But we can’t guarantee placement—or employment—in your area. |
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We also offer:
Take Control of Your Career Path Today!
You can contact us about the Western Wyoming Community College, Evanston/Uinta B.O.C.E.S. #1 program directly at
877-225-7151 or [email protected]
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| The Wyrkshop, a FREE community makerspace, offers access to everything from 3D printers and laser cutters to advanced woodshop equipment and electronics benches for soldering and wiring. People of all experience levels can learn how to tap into emergent technologies, collaborate together, or start projects they may have only ever previously dreamed of.
Summer Hours:
Monday – Thursday 12pm-4pm |
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Uinta B.O.C.E.S. #1 / Industrial Safety Training (IST) comprehensive Safety Training program originated in 1996 to meet the growing demand for safety training in the region. The program’s direction comes from an Advisory Board compromised of paying members. Specifically; training is geared towards businesses that perform work in general industry, construction, mining, and pipeline industries.
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Did you know IST provides:
- Nationally recognized certifications through – OSHA, MSHA, PEC/Veriforce, NCCER, HSI, AHA, JJ KELLER and New Environmental Inc.
- First Aid/CPR/AED for those working in the Industry, Healthcare, Daycare, Education, Search and Rescue, or anyone else who needs it.
- Industrial Safety Training will work with your company to support your training needs at your facility or ours.
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Lincoln Uinta Child Development Association
FREE DEVELOPMENTAL SCREENINGS
For ages 3 to 5Tuesday, August 9, 2022
Wednesday, August 10, 2022
Thursday, August 11,2022 |
Screenings cover:
- Vision
- Hearing
- Speech
- Problem-Solving
- Social-Emotional Development
- Communication
- Physical Skill Development
Call for an appointment
Evanston LUCDA
307-789-7384 |
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| Opportunities await you! |
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| Enter With Passion, Leave with Purpose. |
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- MATH 0934
Beginning/Intermediate Algebra
- FIN 1000
Personal Finance
- ACCT 1005
Practical Accounting
- NRST 1510/1511 VENT
Nurse Assistant
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- PSYC 1000
General Psychology
- ENGL 1010
English Composition l
- ENGL 1020
English Composition ll
- NRST 1510/1511 VFNT
Nurse Assistant
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Wellbeing & Accessibility Awarded Improvement Grant
Western Wyoming Community College’s (Western) Wellbeing and Accessibility Department was recently awarded a grant from the Rocky Mountain Power Foundation to assist with new accessibility features on campus. This grant, totaling $4,830.14, will purchase new tables and chairs for several Western classrooms.
Western’s Accessibility Committee continually assesses Western’s environment to ensure a fully accessible and inclusive institution where all can be assured full access to learn, work, live and thrive. This committee is made up of faculty, professionals, and paraprofessionals. Through an audit, in cooperation with the Wyoming Department of Education, Western identified accessible seating as an important classroom need. With the information from the audit, the Accessibility Committee recommended that a grant be written to the Rocky Mountain Power Foundation for the purchase of accessibility seating improvements.
Western’s Accessibility and Disability Specialist Lyndsey Love stated, “The Western Accessibility Committee is excited to use Rocky Mountain Power’s generous grant to improve seating accessibility for our students and community members. The funds will help us upgrade seating in our classrooms and make our facility more welcoming to people with disabilities.”
Western will be purchasing 14 adjustable desks and four oversized soft chairs with the grant proceeds. Desk heights will be adjustable, enabling students to move the tabletop up or down depending on their needs. This will allow wheelchair users and others to comfortably use a desk during class. The oversized soft chairs will offer students better accessible seating. Such seating could be used by students with orthopedic injuries or other disabilities.
When discussing the impact of the grant, Amy Galley, the Director of Wellbeing and Accessibility at Western said, “The college is always striving for a diverse, inclusive and accessible environment that meets the needs of all students and community members that participate in our programs. We are excited to partner with Rocky Mountain Power to assure all classrooms are accessible.” Through improvements like these, Western works to achieve accessibility for all within the college environment. These items will be available in Western’s classrooms at the start of the fall semester.
To learn more about Western’s Wellbeing and Accessibility Department contact Director Amy Galley at, [email protected] or call 307- 382-1645. To see all that the department offers, visit their website page: www.westernwyoming.edu/wellbeing.
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| PARENTS!
Western’s College NOW program is to provide early access to college classes for prepared high school students. Enrolling in college classes during high school will help your student get a head start on their college career, allow them to explore their options before getting into college, & help them transition into college with the support of their high school.
For more information please call the Evanston Outreach at
307.789.3988 |
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Mission Statement
Western is an innovative public college aimed at empowering, educating, and improving our students, employees, community, and environment. Our focus is to inspire the next generation of visionaries by using Wyoming grit and individual development in a diverse array of learning and flexible services.
Western is where passion meets purpose.
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