ROCK SPRINGS — Western Wyoming Community College will host a Career and Transfer Fair in the Atrium on campus, Wednesday, March 25 from 10 am to 2 pm. 

The event serves as a connector between prospective employers or four-year colleges and students. 

Western’s experienced staff in Mustang Success work with, and advise students on résumé writing and enhancing their interviewing skills. They will review student résumés prior to submission to an employer and conduct mock interviews to ensure our students are ready to enter the workforce application and interview process.

This year, Senator Barrasso’s office is offering an internship to motivated leaders interested in receiving hands-on experience with the U.S. Senate.

Course credit may be available, and these internship opportunities are available in Senator Barrasso’s offices in Washington, D.C., Casper, Cheyenne, Rock Springs, and Sheridan, during spring, summer, and fall time frames.

Interns earn a stipend and both full and part-time internship opportunities are available. Applications must be submitted at www.barrasso.sentate.gov, and questions may be directed to [email protected] or call (202) 224-6411. 

“The Career and Transfer Fair is an excellent opportunity to meet employers and visit with representatives of various universities,” Teresa Shafe, Student Success Advisor at Western Wyoming Community College, said.

The event serves as a connector between prospective employers or four-year colleges and students. 

Western’s experienced staff in Mustang Success work with, and advise students on résumé writing and enhancing their interviewing skills. They will review student résumés prior to submission to an employer and conduct mock interviews to ensure our students are ready to enter the workforce application and interview process.

For questions or more information, please contact Teresa Shafe at (307) 382-1646, or at [email protected].