The University of Wyoming Casper is proud to highlight students and faculty from the Organizational Leadership program who will be presenting at the first annual UW Experiential Education Learning Showcase on Friday, April 10, from 4–6:30 p.m. in the Science Initiative Building in Laramie.
The event celebrates the power of experiential learning — hands-on educational opportunities that allow students to apply what they learn in the classroom to real-world challenges. From internships and service learning to capstone projects and faculty-mentored research, the showcase highlights the many ways students across the University of Wyoming are turning knowledge into action.
UW Casper will be represented by two student presenters and one instructor:
- H. Ruckle (Student) and Mike Ogden (Instructor) will present a poster titled “Code of Ethics” based on work from ORGL 4200: Ethics in the Organization.
- Dereck Coons (Student) will present “Use of Drones & Innovating Land Surveying,” a project developed through ORGL 4990: Topics and Problems.
The Organizational Leadership program at UW Casper places a strong emphasis on experiential learning, giving students opportunities to work on applied projects that connect academic concepts with practical, real-world solutions.
The UW Casper community is proud of the students representing the program at this inaugural showcase and the faculty who support these hands-on learning opportunities. Their work reflects the innovation, professionalism, and curiosity that define UW students.
UW Casper offers a degree in Organizational Leadership and three other certificates that are fully online. If you are ready to take the next step in your career, we offer certificates in Agribusiness Leadership, Health Leadership, and Organizational Leadership Certificates. Our flexible, online program is designed to help working professionals and students develop key skills.
For more information, visit www.uwyo.edu/uwcasper/ or call 307-268-2713.
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