CWI News & Blogs
Current Search Criteria
- (-) Remove <span class="facet-title">News Tag:</span> Connections Project filter News Tag: Connections Project
Current search criteria - found 56 results
Search by Program, Career, or Skills
Filter News by
News Category
Related Group(s)
Search Results
Congratulations to Business major, Brianna Daniels, winner of College of Western Idaho’s 2022 Connections Project Logo Contest.
Calling all aspiring artists, designers, and creatives! Submit your logo for the 2022 Connections Project event by Nov. 19.
This year’s Connection Project included posters, mini presentations, and club submissions. Congratulations to the winners who each received cash prizes.
Congratulations to Madeline Mae Gentry, winner of College of Western Idaho’s 2021 Juried Art Show.
Join the College's sixth-annual Connections Project live CWI's Facebook page and YouTube channel this Thursday, April 29, at noon.
Congratulations to Matias Haramoto-Pete, winner of the College’s 2021 Connections Project Logo Contest.
Calling all aspiring artists, designers, and creatives! Share your talent and skill by designing a logo for the 2021 Connections Project.
Join us as we recognize this year's Connections Excellence award recipients.
Join us online April 27 to celebrate student work and accomplishments as part of this year’s Connections Project.
Submissions for the College's fourth-annual Juried Art Show are open to current students now through March 13.
College of Western Idaho's annual President's Writing Awards contest is now open for submissions.
Congratulations to Jordan Barno, a Studio Arts major and winner of the College’s Connections Project logo contest!
Calling all current CWI students to help design a logo for next year's Connections Project.
Biology instructor, Dusty Perkins, Biology Club, and Machine Tool Technology Program to host a native bee habitat building during Connections Project.
Elizabeth Carter to present PTK research on social media effects on mental health at this year’s Connections Project.
The Connections Project is proud to welcome back local Afro-Indie band, Afrosonics.