Keynote speaker A.J. Juliani spoke at Casper College on September 20. His keynote addresses focused on teaching and learning in the age of artificial intelligence. Juliani is the author of "Adaptable," a Wall Street Journal and USA Today best seller. He also won awards for his blogging, speeches and other best selling books. He works for the Univerisity of Pennsylvania Graduate School of Education.

The Dick and Marialyce Tobin Visual Arts Center opened to students last spring.

Graphic of art in progress.

Sheri Fulfer, director of the pharmacy technology program, is pictured here at CC's simulated pharmacy.

Theater productions operate like a well-oiled machine, and one aspect of the production is the costumes and wardrobe. CC's workshop is pictured above.

Pictured here is one of the stimulation rooms that the student nurses use to learn how to evaluate patients as part of their coursework at Casper College.

Pictured to the right is freshman rodeo team member Chase Siemens. He is a Canadian native riding bareback for Casper College's team. He spoke with the Chinook about his experience as an exchange student studying in the U.S.

Indigenous Student Alliance members are pictured from left to right: Hilda Ordonez, Herman Vasquez, and Lysander Blackbird, as they promote their event, Orange Shirt Day.

LucyJane’s Literature

The ASL club is pictured above. Front from left: Rachel Bates, Marie Hines, Savanah Fowles. Back from left: Grace Echols, Maxwell vonGunten, Rosie Brown, Brayden Ingham, Zoe Law, Elizabeth Meats, Blade Wiese, Emily Smith, Marcelle Watts, Natalie Benson

The Tinder login screen– Tinder is a dating app popularized by its “swiping” feature where the user swipes left on a profile to reject it and right on a profile to “like” them. If both people swipe right on each other, then they match and they can start chatting.

The balloon flies off into the distance after the first practice launch on August 26. The balloon is followed by four payloads with Raspberry computers inside.

Students begin filling up the balloon with helium. The high altitude balloon is part of the National Science Foundation grant and it is a NASA funded project.

Above from left: Ashlyn Stoneking, Lily Trujillo and Dakota Shenn test the signal from the balloon to the dish. The dish was used to stream video from the balloon back to the computers.

Nina's Negotiations

Students, faculty, staff and community members gathered for the 2023 School of Social and Behavioral Sciences Seminar at Casper College on September 20. The seminar's theme was 'AI: A fork in the Road. Navigating Turns in Tech,' featuring talks from CC faculty members and keynote presenations by bestselling author, A.J. Juliani.

Casper College students Jayden Wright and Levi Shupick enjoyed a morning presentation in Wheeler Concert Hall.