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Eric Richards, the director of bands and jazz studies at Sheridan College, will be taking a semester-long sabbatical in the fall of 2024 — an experience that college president Walt
The 74th Graduating Class of 2023 Sheridan College Graduation was held on Saturday May 13 at Sheridan College. The national anthem was performed by Amanda Cahhal, Madisyn A. Danforth and Blessing Okanigbaun. The grand marshal was Mark Thoney, faculty senate president. The processional was perform
Sheridan College held a “normal” graduation ceremony on Saturday for 200 graduates. Dr. Walter Tribley, President of the Northern Wyoming Community College District, told the graduating seniors that the ceremony was only the “beginning” of future challenges and adventures that lie ahead. The commencement address was given by Jen Crouse, Vice-President of Student Affairs, and shared her story of how a traffic accident nearly cost her life at the age of 16. Crouse is wheelchair-bound and told the graduates that through the tragedy she was able to find her inner fire to move forward and ...
Dr. Triiblee is president of the Northern Wyoming Community College District. Jen Crouse, vice president of student affairs and executive director of the Sheridan College Foundation, gave the commencement address, sharing her story of the car accident that put her in a wheelchair, and almost ended her life, at age 16 and how she re-found her “inner fire.” Commencement speaker Jen Crouse. She urged the graduates to find their own inner fire when their situations get tough. In an interview with Sheridan Media before the graduation ceremonies, Crouse said excitement over the in-person gra...
After having been canceled last year because of the COVID-19 pandemic, graduation ceremonies will be in-person at both the Gillette and Sheridan College campuses this year – and excitement is high. Wendy Smith, who’s an associate vice president with the Northern Wyoming Community College District, said that’s what she’s seeing. Smith said with approval of both state and local health officials, the two colleges will be able to relax safety guidelines slightly. She said those attending the events will be asked to social distance, but masks will be optional. Events at Sheridan College ...