UWyo College of Agriculture, Life Sciences and Natural Resources

10/12/2026

10/05/2026

What can a shared meal make possible?

Ag Day BBQ proceeds support CALSNR student organizations and opportunities to learn, lead, serve, and build connections.

Pull up a chair October 17!

2026 Event Details: https://bit.ly/3V0LIB5
Date & Time: Saturday, October 17, 2026 • 11:00am to 1:00pm
Location: UWYO Indoor Practice Facility
Tickets: $20 Adults | $10 Ages 6–12 | 5 & Under Free

10/01/2026

Wyoming connections. Lasting possibilities.

An education begins with curiosity. It grows through experience and connection.

See how learning at UW’s College of Agriculture, Life Sciences and Natural Resources prepares students for their futures and connects them with the communities they’ll help shape.

Read Roots & Ranges, then share a story with a future student or fellow alum!

Read the new issue: https://bit.ly/4iNhsEQ
Print issue: https://bit.ly/4hrS8oQ

09/28/2026

Save the date
Make room at the table.

Join students, alumni, families, and friends for the Ag Day BBQ on October 17. Come for a meal and help support CALSNR student organizations.

Save the date. Invite someone along.

View event details here: https://bit.ly/3V0LIB5

09/25/2026

Still making memories. Still connected.

As Homecoming wraps up, we’d love to hear what CALSNR means to you.

Students, share a moment from your experience so far. Alumni, tell us about a memory or lesson that stays with you.

On campus or miles away, your story belongs here.

Share your story here:
Students: https://www.videoask.com/fgvc2hztg
Alumni: https://www.videoask.com/fyab35csi

09/23/2026

What stays with you?

A lesson you still use. A professor you're still grateful for. A connection that opened a door.

CALSNR alumni, Homecoming is a chance to reconnect with the people and experiences that shaped you. Whether you’re returning to campus or joining from afar, we’d love to hear what you carry with you.

Share your story: https://www.videoask.com/fyab35csi

09/22/2026

📢 Experience builds possibility.

Behind every learning experience are people who make it possible.

Roots & Ranges brings you into the CALSNR community, where students, educators, researchers and Wyoming partners connect curiosity with hands-on experience.

Read the new issue: https://bit.ly/4iNhsEQ
Print issue: https://bit.ly/4hrS8oQ

09/17/2026

Your story belongs here.

A class that changed your direction. A mentor who saw your potential. A friendship that stayed with you.

This Homecoming, September 21–26, we’re inviting CALSNR students and alumni to share an experience that matters to you. Whether you’re on campus or connecting from afar, you’re part of this college’s story.

Share your stories here:
Students: https://www.videoask.com/fgvc2hztg
Alumni: https://www.videoask.com/fyab35csi

09/16/2026

Join us for the U.S. Economy, Monetary Policy, and Agriculture Seminar on September 23rd!

Senior Vice President of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, Nate Kauffman will be discussing the Fed's perspective on key developments shaping the U.S. economy and monetary policy, with a particular focus on agriculture. Topics will include current economic trends, emerging issues affecting the agricultural sector, and structural changes influencing agriculture. Kauffman will also discuss how economic research and industry engagement help inform the Federal Reserve’s understanding of economic conditions.

The seminar was arranged by UW Senior Extension Educator John Hewlett and provides an opportunity to hear directly from a Federal Reserve economist whose work focuses on the intersection of agriculture and the broader economy.

09/15/2026

📢 New issue. Wyoming stories.

What does Wyoming’s land-grant mission look like in action?

Meet the people putting it to work in the new issue of Roots & Ranges. Through teaching, research and Extension, UW’s College of Agriculture, Life Sciences, and Natural Resources helps students put ideas into practice and build skills for their futures.

Read the new issue: https://bit.ly/4iNhsEQ
Print issue: https://bit.ly/4hrS8oQ