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Congratulations to Communications Instructor and Assistant Director of Forensics, Julia Bennett, Ph.D., who was named Faculty of Distinction for October 2023.
Congratulations to Assistant Professor of Communication, Media Arts, and Marketing, Anna Daly, who was named Faculty of Distinction for September 2023.
A collaboration between Marketing students and a CWI Counselor is promoting opportunities for first-generation college students.
CWI’s new media lab will provide cutting-edge learning experiences for students while additionally supporting online course development for faculty.
Marketing Communications student, Brooke Warthen, is on her way to an aspiring career in marketing with the support of scholarships.
Congratulations to Dan Garrity, an instructor in the Communications and Marketing department and the College's Faculty of Distinction for September 2021.
CWI's Multimedia Storytelling classes embarked on an exciting opportunity this semester as part of the Onramp program.
Multimedia Storytelling classes now to embed Everyone Can Create elements in the course.
More than 80 students in five different classes at CWI and Boise State are challenging you to Get RAD to help change the narrative about race.
CWI student, wife, and mother, Tehani Schnupp, hopes in sharing her story she can inspire others to make their next move.
Marketing and Communication students at CWI launch a suicide prevention project called Hope for Idaho.
Career and Technical Education students nominated by instructors as Emerging Professionals for 2018/19 academic year.
Â鶹´«Ã½ to host its annual Program and Career Expo (PACE) on April 13.
The CWI Marketing Management program partnered with Washington Federal Bank to give students a real-world learning experience this semester.