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University of Wyoming

www.uwyo.edu

 
The University of Wyoming is a nationally recognized educational and research institution that boasts accomplished faculty and world-class facilities. As Cowboys, our grit, optimism, determination and curiosity are what drive the university to deliver social media content that educates, entertains and informs our Cowboy community at large. All viewpoints are welcome, and comments will not be removed based on the viewpoints expressed, provided the comments otherwise comply with this policy. However, the social media moderators of this official university channel reserve the right to remove any user content that is not directly related to the purpose of our social media ...
  • Number of Employees: 5K-10K
  • Annual Revenue: $250-500 Million
  • www.uwyo.edu
  • 1000 East University Avenue
    Laramie, WY USA 82071
  • Phone: 307.766.2929

Executives

Name Title Contact Details
Carley Pitts
 Director of Operations and Marketing Profile
Robert Link
 Associate Vice President of Human Resources Profile
Anna Terfehr
 Director of Scholarships and Financial Aid Profile
Diana Hulme
 Interim Vice President for Research and Economic Development Profile

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