榴莲直播

榴莲直播

Mission
In the context of our global society, the mission of 榴莲直播 is to be student-centered; be forward-thinking; cultivate community; prepare students for transfer, career, and life; and retain and graduate students.

Founding
Founded in 1946, NWC is a two-year, comprehensive community college serving Park County (tax district) and Park, Big Horn, and Washakie Counties (service area).

Accreditation
Higher Learning Commission
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Students

1,445 credit students

• 45% 鈥� full time
• 55% 鈥� part time
• 79% 鈥� Wyoming
• 16% 鈥� other states
• 5% 鈥� other countries

Annual Cost

$16,651 approximate total
(Wyoming resident living on campus, 15 credits/semester)

• $4,862 鈥� resident tuition & fixed fees ($11,162 nonresident)
• $6,640 鈥� room & board (2 per room, 260 meals/semester)
• $1,600 鈥� books & supplies
• $1,972 鈥� personal/miscellaneous
• $1,577 鈥� transportation

Student Scholarships (dollars awarded by NWC)

43% of students receive scholarships

• 38% 鈥� institutionally funded
• 62% 鈥� privately funded
• $4,199 鈥� average annual scholarship

Employees

218 total employees

• 98 鈥� faculty, 51 full-time (43% of full-time faculty hold doctorates or terminal degrees)
• 120 鈥� administrative, professional and classified staff

Campus

Main campus, Powell

• 132 鈥� total acres
• 162 鈥� buildings (includes West Campus buildings)

Four off-campus locations

• Mickelson Field Station (50 miles west of Powell)
• Cody Center
• Worland Center
• Trapper Arena

Programs of Study

• 44 鈥� transfer associate degrees
• 19 鈥� technical associate degrees
• 1 鈥� bachelor of applied science degree
• 23 鈥� certificates

Library

• 334,456 鈥� books and e-books
• 100,839 鈥� periodicals and e-periodicals
• 230,825 鈥� media and e-media (video, audio, digital)
• Access on and off campus to 212 online databases

Finance

$30,012,255 total (2022-23 year)

• $11,961,904 鈥� state funding
• $6,551,855 鈥� local funding (Park County mill levy including additional 1 Mill, motor vehicle taxes, etc.)
• $4,119,656 鈥� tuition & fees
• $3,238,294 鈥� auxiliary fund (bookstore, residence halls, etc.)
• $2,112,975 鈥� federal grants/contracts
• $1,130,774 鈥� state grants/contracts
• $314,212 鈥� private grants/contracts
• $582,585 鈥� other sources (local grants/contracts, endowment income, etc.)

NWC Foundation

(As of Dec. 31, 2022 - unaudited)
Established 1966

$48,226,152 total assets

• $246,822 鈥� unrestricted
• $6,490,149 鈥� temporarily restricted
• $25,105,929 鈥� permanently restricted
• $16,383,253 鈥� NWC endowment/other liabilities

$47,206,705 total endowment

• $15,015,610 鈥� NWC (managed by NWC Foundation)
• $32,191,095 鈥� NWC Foundation

NWC Alumni Association

Founded in 1988
(First two-year college alumni association in Wyoming)
NWC Alumni

24,778 alumni worldwide

Economic Impact

• $15,661,505 employee payroll (Salary & benefits during 2022)
• $2,960,393 annual expenditures in goods and services in Park County (est.)

Leadership

Board of Trustees President
Mark Wurzel, Powell

College President
Lisa Watson