- Frisby Building
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Frisby Building
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Frisby Building
Houses the college's Social Science and Education Division.
Named after Robert Frisby, who retired in the '80s from the Wyoming State Senate where he had served several terms, earning a statewide reputation as a master statesman and politician.
Social Science and Education Division
- Anthropology
- Archaeology Technology
- Education
- History
- Political Science
- Psychology
- Sociology/Social Work/Criminal Justice
- Colter Hall
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Colter Hall
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Colter Hall
Colter Hall is located south of the Orendorf building. It is the only all-female hall. Built in 1961, it is the oldest hall on campus. Colter houses 84 residents in 44 rooms.
Whether you are involved in intramurals, NWC sports teams, cheerleading/dance or a dedicated fan, this is the place for you! Colter has spacious lounges with big screen televisions, pool tables and other game equipment.
- A maximum occupancy of 84, all female hall
- All wings are Quiet Wings
- In-room telephones with free voice mail
- Free parking (other schools charge plenty!)
- In-room, high speed Internet access
- Cable televistion connection in all rooms
- 24 hour, in-hall vending machines
- Laundry and Kitchen Facilities
- Lounges and game rooms
- In-hall computer labs
- Study rooms
- Smoke-free environment
- Student Success Center
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Student Success Center
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Student Success Center
Housed in the lower level of Colter Hall:
- Counseling Services
- Disability Support Services
- Multicultural Services
- Project Succeed
- Support Groups
- Tutoring Services
- Student Health
- Advising for nontraditional adult students
- Orendorff Building
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Orendorff Building
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Orendorff Building
The college's first building. Named for Dr. SinClair Orendorff who served as president of the college from 1967 until 1988.
The name was changed from the Orendorff Administration and Science Building in fall 1994 after remodeling and relocation of physical science and life/health science faculty to the new Science and Mathematics Building.
- Nelson Performing Arts
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Nelson Performing Arts
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Nelson Performing Arts
- Named after R. A. Nelson, a longtime Powell banker, who founded the Northwest College Foundation in 1966.
- Was known until fall 1994 as the Liberal Arts Building.
- Includes a 500-seat auditorium which was known as the R. A. Nelson Auditorium.
- Moyer Building
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Moyer Building
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Moyer Building
- Retired Powell drug store owner Willard Moyer made a significant contribution in 1984 to help ensure that a much needed new computer science center could be part of the campus.
- Houses Computer Services, Instructional Technology and the WEN Video classroom.
- Johnson Fitness Center
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Johnson Fitness Center
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Johnson Fitness Center
- A longtime supporter of the college, Ken Johnson was a member of one of the first Boards of Trustees in the late 1940s when the college was known as the University of Wyoming Northwest Center.
- The Ken Johnson Fitness Center and Trapper gym are located here.
- Hinckley Library
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Hinckley Library
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Hinckley Library
Named for John T. Hinckley who retired from Northwest in 1980 after 32 years in the classroom, and was named Professor Emeritus of Political Science.
- Science and Math Building
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Science and Math Building
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Science and Math Building
The two-story, 43,010-square-foot Science and Mathematics Building includes classrooms; laboratories for biology, chemistry, geology and physics; mathematics labs and testing space; engineering and drafting laboratories; and faculty offices.
Life and Health Science Division
Physical Science Division
- Astronomy
- Chemistry
- Computer Science
- Drafting Technology
- Geology
- Mathematics
- Physics
- Engineering
- DeWitt Student Center
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DeWitt Student Center
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DeWitt Student Center
- Houses a 500-seat dining hall, 7th Street Grille, a bookstore, meeting rooms and a student lounge. Offices located in the center include Residential Life, and Student Activities and Intramurals.
- Named for John DeWitt, who retired in 1988 after 20 years as Dean of Students at the college.
- Bookstore
- 7th Street Grill
- Residence & Campus Life Offices
- Food Services offices
- Activities/Intramurals
- Board Room
- Campus Resource Officer
- Trapper Rendezvous Lounge
- The Oasis
- Dining Facilities
- Meeting Rooms
- Trapper Room
- Fagerberg Building
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Fagerberg Building
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Fagerberg Building
The Fagerberg building is named after Powellite Bob Fagerberg, who served on the NWC Board of Trustees almost continuously from the mid-'60s through the '90s.
The name was changed from the Engineering and Technology Building in fall 1994 after extensive campus remodeling.
Agriculture, Technology, and Business Division
- Agricultural Department
- Business Department
- Equine Studies
Communication Division
- Graphic Arts
- Journalism
- Northwest Trail (Student Newspaper)
- Photographic Communications
Other
- Child Care Center
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Child Care Center
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Child Care Center
Northwest's Child Care Center provides a warm and loving environment where children are offered diverse opportunities for growth and development. The individuality, uniqueness, and creativity of each child are respected and encouraged. Parent participation in the Center is welcome.
- Nursing Building
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Nursing Building
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Nursing Building
Northwest College's Nursing program is housed in the nursing building. The program's degree and certificate programs are approved by the Wyoming State Board of Nursing and accredited by the National League for Nursing Accreditation Commission.
- Workforce Alliance Center
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Workforce Alliance Center
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Workforce Alliance Center
Wyoming Department of Workforce Services, and Wyoming Department of Vocational Rehabilitation are located here.
- Oliver Building
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Oliver Building
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Oliver Building
- Welding Department is housed here
- The building is named after Dan Oliver who wore several hats at NWC, including Dean of Occupational Education and Dean of Continuing Education
- In the late 1960s, Oliver started what was to become one of the most successful continuing education programs in the state. He was also instrumental in the development of occupational programs.
- Lewis and Clark Hall
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Lewis and Clark Hall
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Lewis and Clark Hall
Lewis and Clark Hall is located just west of the Cabre Gym and south of Cody Hall, on the corner of Division and 7th Street.
It is a coed residence hall. We are alcohol-free and smoke-free - smokers quickly get acquainted on the patio.
Though built in 1966, Lewis and Clark Hall was recently refurbished, including a new kitchen area, lobby, and resident rooms. We house up to 140 students in 79 rooms.
L&C houses the Visual, Fine, and Performing Arts students, as well as many with general interests! L&C is the place to really develop your talents while improving your study!
We Have:
- A maximum occupancy of 140, coed
- Art studio
- Ceramics studio
- Mac computers
- High-speed Internet access
- TV Lounge with Big Screen TV
- Small single rooms available
- Free parking (other schools charge plenty!)
- In-room, high speed Internet access
- Cable televistion connection in all rooms
- 24 hour, in-hall vending machines
- Laundry and Kitchen Facilities
- Lounges and game rooms
- In-hall computer labs
- Study rooms
- Smoke-free environment
- Cabre Building
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Cabre Building
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Cabre Building
The building is named after Henry F. "Hank" Cabre, a longtime men's basketball coach at Northwest.
In spring 2006 the basketball court in the Cabre building was renamed after longtime Coach Ken Rochlitz who retired from coaching after 26 years.
- Vehicle Maintenance
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Vehicle Maintenance
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Vehicle Maintenance
- Cody Hall
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Cody Hall
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Cody Hall
Cody Hall is located between Lewis & Clark and Simpson Halls. It is a coed residence hall.
Built in 1984, Cody Hall is the largest hall on Northwest College's campus and houses up to 180 residents in 90 rooms. Complete with a large study lounge and game room, Cody Hall offers both academic and recreational opportunities.
Cody Hall is a friendly and diverse place to live with a variety of opportunities to get involved.
We Have:
- A maximum occupancy of 180, coed
- Amphitheatre style theater
- TV Lounge with Big screen TV
- Fireplace
- In-room telephones with free voice mail
- Free parking (other schools charge plenty!)
- In-room, high speed Internet access
- Cable televistion connection in all rooms
- 24 hour, in-hall vending machines
- Laundry and Kitchen Facilities
- Lounges and game rooms
- In-hall computer labs
- Study rooms
- Smoke-free environment
- Simpson Hall
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Simpson Hall
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Simpson Hall
Experience a completely new housing concept at Northwest. This 80-bed hall features "suite style" living in units with four single bedrooms, a bathroom/ shower and central living room.
We Have:
- A maximum occupancy of 80 residents, coed
- Four-bedroom, suite-style single rooms with bathroom/living room/kitchenette (20 suites total)
- In-suite living room, bath/shower/sink area and kitchenette
- In-room expanded cable TV and high speed Internet access
- TV Lounge with wide-screen TV, DVD and surround sound
- Meeting/conference room
- 24-hour key access entrance with individual suite deadbolt locks for added safety and security
- Daily mail delivery
- Weekly bathroom/sink area housekeeping services
- State-of-the-art, building-wide fire sprinkler system
- Front desk service and in-hall vending machines
- Free parking (other schools charge plenty!)
- In-room, high speed Internet access
- Cable televistion connection in all rooms
- 24 hour, in-hall vending machines
- Laundry and Kitchen Facilities
- Lounges and game rooms
- In-hall computer labs
- Study rooms
- Smoke-free environment
- Ashley Hall
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Ashley Hall
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Ashley Hall
Ashley Hall is located just northeast of the Cabre Gym and east of Cody Hall. Ashley is one of the largest halls on campus with housing for 148 residents in 74 rooms.
Built in 1982, Ashley is a coed residence hall. We are an alcohol-free and smoke-free building.
Ashley houses agriculture students, equine students, and many student athletes, as well as those with general interests! Ashley is the place to be, because before you know it, you will know most everybody in our friendly hall, and if you enjoy getting to know your fellow residents, then come on over to Ashley Hall!
We Have:
- A maximum occupancy of 148, coed
- TV Lounge with Big screen TV
- Lower lounge (aka: "The Pit") w/ surround sound
- Working fireplace
- Free parking (other schools charge plenty!)
- In-room, high speed Internet access
- Cable televistion connection in all rooms
- 24 hour, in-hall vending machines
- Laundry and Kitchen Facilities
- Lounges and game rooms
- In-hall computer labs
- Study rooms
- Smoke-free environment
- Trapper Village Main
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Trapper Village Main
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Trapper Village Main
Trapper Village Main consists of five apartment buildings containing one- and two-bedroom apartments.
- Observatory
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Observatory
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Observatory
- Located on the west end of campus and accessed through the grounds of the Equine Center.
- Built in 1986, the all-metal structure houses 10 telescopes and is equipped with a sliding roof.
- Astronomy labs are conducted here, but the building has hosted several community programs as well.
- Equine Center
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Equine Center
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Equine Center
The Equine Center covers about seven acres and is located approximagely one block from the main Campus. The facility includes:
- an 80' x 1660' heated arena with viewing gallery
- fully equipped farrier lab and breed lab
- feed storage warehouse
- 100' x 200' outdoor arena
- two round corrals with viewing stands
- hot walker stallion paddock
- tack room
- outdoor hunt course and trail obstacles
- indoor/outdoor wash racks
- access to country riding from the center site
- plus the Porta Stall Barn.
- Physical Plant
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Physical Plant
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Physical Plant
