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Submit your work and accomplishments by Friday, March 22, to be showcased at annual Connections Project.
Â鶹´«Ã½’s Visual and Performing Arts department is proud to be hosting the third-annual Juried Art Show.
Congratulations to Malary Snow, winner of Â鶹´«Ã½’s 2019 Connections Project logo contest!
Submit your entry for the 2019 Connections Project Logo Contest.
Congratulations to Anthropology Club members for receiving the 2018 Connections Excellence Award.
Students, faculty, and community members come together for Â鶹´«Ã½’s third-annual Connections Project.
Art Club to embark on a unique, structural project utilizing cardboard as part of annual Connections Project.
Social entrepreneur, Jennifer Lastra, to demo and discuss virtual reality technology at Connections Project April 26.
Psychology students, Christine Lee, Lisa Corn, and Charity Watson are eagerly preparing for this year’s Connections Project.
Anthropology Club students and Service Learning participants are busy preparing for this year’s Connections Project.
Looking for ways to get your students involved in this year’s Connections Project?
Â鶹´«Ã½’s Visual and Performing Arts Department is proud to be hosting the second-annual Juried Art Show.
Jennifer Lastra, Managing Director of 360 Immersive, to showcase virtual technology at 2018 Connections Project.
Angie Smith, the founder of Stronger Shines the Light Inside, will be the keynote speaker at this year's CWI Connections Project event.
Â鶹´«Ã½â€™s (CWI) second annual Connections Project is fast approaching! The annual event, being held on April 27 at the...
CWI faculty are invited to help showcase student accomplishment by submitting previous student work or current project ideas.
Entries may include class projects, music, art, research, service learning, and more. Students are eligible for awards, including a $200 grand prize.