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Established in 1968, the Laramie County Community College Foundation exists to develop and sustain support for Laramie County Community College through solicitation, management and recognition of donations. The Foundation is dedicated to providing services and assistance to students, faculty staff and the community, thereby enhancing a sense of tradition and pride that will assist in advancing the college. Though it is separate from the college, the Foundation works closely with the college to generate private gifts for the college’s major fund-raising priorities. The Foundation also works to lay the groundwork for future fundraising success by expanding the base of donors, retaining donors and encouraging increased levels of support. In addition to raising money effectively, the Foundation takes very seriously the responsibility of providing careful management of funds already raised.

Industry

Fundraising

Company size

2-10 employees

Headquarters

Cheyenne, WY

Type

Nonprofit

Founded

1968

Specialties

Scholarships, Cultural Events, Program Funding, and Alumni and Friends

Locations

Employees at Laramie County Community College Foundation

Updates

We are thrilled to welcome Nikki Villagomez to Cheyenne, WY, and to host her on campus tomorrow. Throughout the day, she will deliver her inspiring Ballsy talk to classes, and in the evening, she will engage with the campus and Cheyenne community on the fascinating intersection of typography and culture. 📅 Save the Date: November 7, 2024 📍 Location: ANB Bank Leadership Center, Clay Pathfinder Bldg ⏰ Time: 6:00pm Her visit has been made possible through the First Interstate Bank Progress & Prosperity Community Conversation Series Fund, which is part of our eight Cultural and Community Enrichment Series offerings.

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Today I leave for my last talk of 2024. I am so proud, honored and excited to go to Cheyenne, Wyoming! Thank you to Laramie County Community College and Arts Cheyenne for this amazing opportunity to visit! Read my blog post to go on the (very) emotional roller coaster as I learned about the most beautiful sign I will never see, the Wyoming Motel. See you soon, Desiree Brothe, J. L. O'Brien, & Kathleen Cover, MBA $https://lnkd.in/gQaMnJ\_h$
Reminder: Curt Kaiser Ethics Luncheon Next Week! Don’t forget to join us for great food and conversations about AI and Ethics. Date: October 29, 2024 Time: Noon Location: ANB Bank Leadership Center, Pathfinder Building We can’t wait to see you there! Please RSVP if you haven’t already.#Luncheon #SaveTheDate
Join us for an enlightening session on "It's Alive! The Ethics of Artificial Intelligence in a Free Market." Silicon Valley innovators are often compared to modern-day Victor Frankensteins, with their advancements in AI sparking ethical debates. It's crucial for society to define AI's role in our economy, both as creators and consumers. Dr. Ryan Holston will discuss the significance of being proactive stewards of AI rather than reactive saviors. Enjoy a complimentary lunch with your registration, which is now open! This event is accredited by the Wyoming State Bar for 1.50 General credits, including 1.50 Ethics credits. Don't miss this opportunity to gain valuable insights and earn continuing education credits.
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Join us for an enlightening session on "It's Alive! The Ethics of Artificial Intelligence in a Free Market." Silicon Valley innovators are often compared to modern-day Victor Frankensteins, with their advancements in AI sparking ethical debates. It's crucial for society to define AI's role in our economy, both as creators and consumers. Dr. Ryan Holston will discuss the significance of being proactive stewards of AI rather than reactive saviors. Enjoy a complimentary lunch with your registration, which is now open! This event is accredited by the Wyoming State Bar for 1.50 General credits, including 1.50 Ethics credits. Don't miss this opportunity to gain valuable insights and earn continuing education credits.
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Our Advanced Manufacturing and Materials Center continues to advance and offer some amazing skills training for students.
Dave Curry is watching developments in industry and technology that are going to best serve the students and the college’s mission. In the latest development, Wyoming Innovation Partnership Phase II funds were used to purchase the SmartCIM. The SmartCIM 4.0 program is an educational initiative tailored for CTE and engineering students, aimed at equipping them with knowledge and practical skills in industrial automation and smart factory applications. This prepares them for the future workforce in advanced manufacturing jobs.
LCCC is on the cutting edge of Industry 4.0 lccc.wy.edu
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First Interstate Bank Progress & Prosperity Community Conversation Series presents Amanda Brinkman, on campus this spring!
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