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Adult & Youth Education for Fallon. Check out our website at http://www.wnc.edu/fallon Fees and locations vary per class.

Continuing Education offers non-credit, enrichment classes and events that improve the cultural, social, and recreational life of the community. This includes special interest courses, workshops, employee skills, and "College for Kids." We are looking for individuals who are interested in sharing their hobby or interest with other people, too. To be a teacher for Community Education for Western N

evada College, you do not have to have a teaching degree, just a passion for what you are teaching. It can be anything you love to do and would want to share with adults or youth.

09/07/2026

🇺🇸 Happy Labor Day, Wildcats! 🎓🔧
Today, we celebrate the people whose hard work, dedication and determination keep our communities moving forward.
At WNC, we’re especially grateful for the many faculty, staff, business partners and community leaders who work together every day to help our students succeed. And we’re incredibly proud of our graduates who are putting their education and skills to work and helping build a stronger Northern Nevada workforce. 💪
From the classroom to the workplace, success is a team effort. Thank you to everyone who plays a part in helping our students Start Here and Go Anywhere.
WNC campuses are closed today in observance of Labor Day. Regular campus hours resume at 8 a.m. Tuesday.
Learn more about WNC’s programs, resources and opportunities at wnc.edu.

09/04/2026

Hey, Wildcats!
WNC is partnering with BetterMynd to offer free teletherapy sessions with licensed counselors to our students. Starting the semester with support can make a big difference, and teletherapy is a private, flexible, and safe way to get the help you need.
Learn more at wnc.edu/wellness.

09/03/2026

Looking to get involved on campus? WNC's student clubs are where connections are made, ideas come to life, and college gets a whole lot more fun. Whether you’re into leadership, culture, service, academics, or just meeting new people, there’s a club for you, or you can start one of your own!
Jump in, find your people, and make your time at WNC unforgettable. 💙💛 👉 wnc.edu/wildcat to learn more or get involved today!

09/02/2026

💙 Did you know? The Wildcat Reserve is here for you.
💛 Life happens, and when it does, the Wildcat Reserve helps WNC students with essential needs like food, personal care items, and basic support so you can stay focused on your education. If you’re a student in need, or you’d like to donate or get involved, the Wildcat Reserve is one more way our Wildcat community shows up for each other.
🐾 Because no student should have to choose between their basic needs and their future. Learn more at https://wnc.edu/wildcat-life/food-pantry.

08/31/2026

Welcome to the Fall 2026 Semester, Wildcats!😃
We're delighted that you're returning to the college or embarking on your first semester at Western! As you start the first week of the semester, be aware of a variety of resources available to you:

Support and resources:
Reach out for help when you're facing challenges, whether they're academic, personal or emotional. WNC offers Academic Coaches to help with assignments; more info is available at https://library.wnc.edu/about_academic_coaching. The library also has family friendly learning spaces. In addition, WNC provides access to mental health support and guidance at wnc.edu/wellness.

WNC Experience:
You have a lot going on, but you’re not alone. Take time to listen to your fellow students and perhaps share your thoughts through WNC Experience, a Canvas-based gathering spot where students gain a better connection with their peers and the college.

Enjoy being a college student:
College is a special time in your life, and it's important to have fun and create lasting memories. Strike a balance between your academic responsibilities and enjoying the social aspects of college. Student government (ASWN) and Student Life provide many activities to create student interaction in the Dini Student Center. Learn more at wnc.edu/wildcat.

Online bookstore:
If you still need to order books and course materials, WNC has a new online bookstore that is available in Canvas, our web-based learning management system. It's also accessible at wnbookstore.com. 📚

Get involved:
College is the ideal time and place to explore your interests and passions on campus. Join clubs, organizations and groups that align with your hobbies or career aspirations. Learn more at wnc.edu/wildcat-life/clubs-organizations.

Grab-and-go food options:
Vending machines are provided in many of our buildings, and a Micro Mart located on the first floor of the Aspen building contains a large inventory of food items. Microwaves and a toaster are available for students to use. Note: The Micro Mart doesn't provide change, so please use a card for your purchases.🥪

Important dates:
Students can keep informed about upcoming deadlines, important dates and events via the vibrant campus TVs and on the website at events.wnc.edu.

Focus on your health:
Eat right, exercise regularly and make sure to get enough sleep. This will help you become more successful with your classes! WNC offers a food pantry for those needing food assistance and a gym in the Student Center! Learn more about the food pantry at wnc.edu/wildcat-life/food-pantry.

The college community is here to help you become successful. Don't feel that you are alone; ask for help when needed. Make the most of your college experience. Learn, grow and create memories that will last a lifetime.
Have an incredible and successful fall semester!

08/27/2026

🎓 Still Thinking About Fall? There’s Time!
The countdown is on! ⏰ Fall 2026 classes begin Monday, Aug. 31, but it’s NOT too late to register at Western Nevada College!
Whether you’re ready to earn a degree, learn a new skill, prepare for a career or take your next step toward a four-year university, your future can start this semester at WNC.
Don’t worry if a traditional schedule doesn’t fit your life. WNC offers late-start, short-term, open-entry and self-paced classes designed to work around jobs, family and other responsibilities. Some workforce credentials can even be completed in less than eight weeks!
📚 Full-term classes can be added through Sept. 4 in myWNC. After that, late registration is still possible with instructor approval, with the final deadline Sept. 25.
👉 See what’s available: wnc.edu/classes.
Need help choosing a class or completing registration? Our Academic Advising and Access team is ready to help at 775-445-3267.
Don’t put your goals on hold. There’s still time to make Fall 2026 your semester! 💙

08/25/2026

🎓🌟 Excellence deserves to be celebrated! 🌟🎓
Western Nevada College is proud to recognize 76 outstanding students named to the 2026 Summer Dean’s List!
These Wildcats earned a 3.50 GPA or higher while completing at least six credits during the summer term, a tremendous accomplishment that reflects their dedication, determination and commitment to academic success. 👏📚
From Carson City and Fallon to Fernley, Gardnerville, Reno and communities throughout Nevada and California, our Dean’s List students are showing what’s possible when you set goals and put in the work.
Congratulations to all 76 students! We’re proud of your achievement and excited to see where your hard work takes you next. To see the complete list of academic honorees, visit https://ow.ly/bEll50ZEUyv. 💙🐾

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08/24/2026

A new academic year is just around the corner.
As we prepare to welcome our Wildcats for Fall 2026, WNC President Dr. J. Kyle Dalpe has a message for our students, whether you’re joining us for the first time or returning to continue your journey.
His message is simple: You don’t have to have everything figured out to move forward. You just have to begin.
We’re glad you’re here, and we can’t wait to see what the year ahead brings.
Welcome to WNC, Wildcats! Fall semester begins Aug. 31.

08/19/2026

WNC is ready to kick off Fall 2026.
Western Nevada College came together today for our Fall Kickoff, Employee Lunch & Benefits and Wellness Fair, celebrating the people who make WNC such a special place to learn, work and grow, while enthusiastically looking ahead to the start of the semester on Aug. 31.
President Dr. J. Kyle Dalpe welcomed new employees, highlighted exciting campus improvements and upcoming enhancement projects, and invited employees to share what gets them excited about coming to work each day, as well as their go-to karaoke songs. Executive team members also shared their departments’ accomplishments and plans for the future. More of WNC’s 2026-33 Strategic Plan was revealed while recognizing the efforts and dedication of those who contributed to it.
Congratulations to our 2026 award winners:
🏆Katherine “Kat” Williams: Faculty Employee of the Year
🏆 Nick Myers: Classified Employee of the Year
🏆 Lisa Gallo Swan: Administrative Faculty Employee of the Year
🏆 Associated Students of Western Nevada: President’s Team Award
We also celebrated the 2026 tenure appointments of Dr. Patrick Bell and Curtis Kupferschmid.
And for the first time, President Dalpe handed out some wonderfully unconventional Scrappy Awards to recognize employees who went above and beyond, from baking 200 potatoes overnight (Heather Rikalo and Hilda Villafana), to completing a long-awaited bathroom renovation (James Feser and Jeff Erickson), wrangling a snake (Dan Smith) and conquering a grueling 100-kilometer trail race (Cameron Carr and Nigel Harrison).
The day wrapped up with a pasta lunch, ice cream, wellness resources and plenty of opportunities to connect with our benefits partners and one another.
Here’s to an exciting Fall 2026!

08/18/2026

🌟 Turn your passion for early childhood education into a business. 🌟
Have you dreamed of opening your own child care business or turning your experience working with young children into a successful career as an entrepreneur? Western Nevada College can help you take the next step!
📚 BUS 198: Entrepreneurship in Early Childhood Education combines your passion for working with children with the business skills needed to build and operate a successful child care program.
You'll explore practical topics including:
💡 Business planning
📋 Licensing and regulations
💰 Budgeting and financial management
📣 Marketing
🏫 Starting and managing a high-quality child care program
Whether you're already working in Early Childhood Education or considering entering the field, this course can help you turn your idea into a plan and your plan into a business.
📅 Tuesdays, Aug. 31 through Dec. 19
⏰ 5 to 7 p.m.
📍 WNC Carson City campus and online class option
Eligible new and current ECE students may also qualify for DETR-supported scholarship funding through Fall 2026.
📧 Contact Cynthia Pierrott at [email protected] or 775-445-3219 for more information.
Your future child care business could start with one class. 🌱👧🧒

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Western Nevada College, 160 Campus Way
Fallon, NV
89406

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Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

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https://wnc.edu/fallon/

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