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Western Wyoming Community College Annual Report 20-21

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8.1%

Institutional Support

$7,258,913

27.3%

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Academic Support

$2,147,711 Return Service Requested

0.2%

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$2,073,753 3.5%

$54,505

Western is an innovative public college aimed at empowering, educating, and improving our students, employees, community and environment. Our focus is to inspire the next generation of visionaries by using Wyoming grit and individual development in a diverse array of learning and flexible services. Western is where passion meets purpose.

Student Services

$935,804

Public Service

MISSION STATEMENT:

Scholarships/ Fellowships

2500 College Drive Rock Springs, WY 82901

FISCAL YEAR 2020-2021

Non-Profit Organization U.S. Postage Paid Rock Springs, WY 82901 Permit No. 72

Expenditures by Program 2020-2021

7.8% Instruction

40.9%

$10,864,981

$3,234,024 Plant Operations/ Maintenance

12.2%


Our Students

Our Foundation

Our College/Institution

ANNUAL STUDENT ENROLLMENT FOR ACADEMIC YEAR 2020

$27,298,931

GRADUATION RATES

16% 84%

4317

In Total Assets (as of June 2021)

Full-Time

Total Headcount

$204,000

In New Scholarship Money

Part-Time

From Sweetwater County

39%

5%

1%

From Other Wyoming Counties

From Out-Of-State

Are International

COLLEGE-WIDE GENDER

HOUSING OCCUPANCY

94%

44% 56%

Associate of Arts Degrees

45

Associate of Applied Science Degrees

112

Program Specific Certificates

37%

$327,565

In Foundation and External Scholarships

32%

$37,503

Added to Existing Endowments

$55,100

In Bond Money and Grant Payments

Scholarships are targeted to the best academic students who have talents in specialty areas and pressing financial need

Wyoming Machinery

$5,000

Dominion Energy

$15,000

Western Engineers and Geologists

SCHOLARSHIPS & FINANCIAL AID Pell

$2,500

John W Hay Jr. Family Fund At WY Community Foundation

1.04M

GRADUATION

Part-Time

1.01M

810K 365K

*COVID one-time money included

OUR PROGRAMS 42

$100,000

Transfer Programs

18

Technical Programs

22 24 24

Full-Time

Institutional Aid

1.84M

Scholarships Cares Act Funding

State Aid & COVID Relief*

2.27M

Federal Student Loans

AVERAGE AGE

September 2020 (COVID) 51% Normally

74

Western is an accredited institution in good standing with the Higher Learning Commission (HLC) of the North Central Association.

National Average

RESIDENCE

55%

ACCREDITATION

2

All-Credit

BAS Degrees

95

Associate Degrees In Nursing

66

HSE (High School Equivalency)

82

Workforce Training Credit Courses

357

Workforce Training Non-Credit Courses

FACULTY & PROFESSIONAL STAFF DEGREES

Associate of Science Degrees

36

32

Certificates

Oversees

$6,311

Donated to Provide Guest Lecturers and Other Performances for Western

$45,800

For 16 to Succeed

11:1 Student/Faculty Ratio

54% Masters

6%

20% 16% Bachelors

Associates Doctorates


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