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While practicing social distancing and wearing masks, Law Enforcement program graduates gather for a ceremony.
Join us June 17 or 18 for Grab Fest, a curbside pick-up event celebrating our 2020 graduating class!
蘑菇视频网 to celebrate class of 2020 during their first-ever virtual commencement ceremony Friday, June 19.
2020 Nursing graduates were honored during the College's Essential Nursing Pinning Ceremony May 16.
Join us in congratulating this year's President's Writing Awards recipients!
CWI student, wife, and mother, Tehani Schnupp, hopes in sharing her story she can inspire others to make their next move.
Marketing and Communication students at CWI launch a suicide prevention project called Hope for Idaho.
CWI’s honor society placed seventh out of 1,300 community colleges worldwide during the PTK Catalyst Virtual Event April 17.
Congratulations to PTK Honor Society scholarship recipients Laura Baldwin, Karlie Hugo, and Reagan Kulka!
Cheers to the start of a new decade of student success empowering lives, careers, futures, and our community!
Congratulations to Bradley Dougal, a 2019-2020 Nagel Foundation scholarship recipient.
Construction Career Launcher classes kicked off on Tuesday, Oct. 1, and are off to another great start with 22 students.
"Because of CWI, I can do what I love to do – help people and make a difference."
“CWI empowered me to meet, build relationships with, and accept people from all walks of life."
“CWI empowered me with a degree. I wouldn’t have the job I have without it.”
“Getting an education empowered me to be a better person and gave me the motivation to help others know they can do it, too.”
“CWI empowered me to know my voice matters – that I matter. CWI gave me a chance to better myself and realize what I was capable of.”
