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Booklet containing information about the Living Library and summaries of the Living Books for the 2025 festival.

Archival exhibit development process for an exhibit on archiving Casper College and connecting Casper College to aspects of Wyoming Culture. This is exhibit was an extension of the College Life and Wyoming Culture Exhibit curated by Hannah Baldwin…

Casper College Jazz Festival Program for the Dizzy Gillespie Quintet who performed on February 10, 1989. The concert was helo in the Natrona County High School John Welsh Auditorium. This was the Quintet's first United States Concert following the…

Digitzed copy of a logo designed by the Casper College Office of Public Relations for the School of Practical Nursing. It is thought this logo was designed around 1960. The notes made on this design record indicate that logo was to have gold and…

The Casper College machining, manufacturing, and engineering programs recently received a check for an $18,000 grant for manufacturing scholarships from the Gene Haas Foundation. Pictured l-r Rachel Chadderdon, dean for the Casper College School of…

Photograph of Dr. Loyd Loftin. Lisa Icenogle, Public Relations Editor and News Coordinator writes, "Loftin came to Casper College in 1963. Before he was appointed president, out of a field of 200 applicants, he taught microbiology and zoology…

Photograph of Dr. Loyd Loftin. Lisa Icenogle, Public Relations Editor and News Coordinator writes, "Loftin came to Casper College in 1963. Before he was appointed president, out of a field of 200 applicants, he taught microbiology and zoology…

Photograph of Dr. Loyd Loftin. Lisa Icenogle, Public Relations Editor and News Coordinator writes, "Loftin came to Casper College in 1963. Before he was appointed president, out of a field of 200 applicants, he taught microbiology and zoology…

Photograph of Dr. Loyd Loftin. Lisa Icenogle, Public Relations Editor and News Coordinator writes, "Loftin came to Casper College in 1963. Before he was appointed president, out of a field of 200 applicants, he taught microbiology and zoology…