The Sweet family have been long time supporters of Northwest College athletics and specifically Women’s Volleyball. The family served as a host family for the team, creating special bonds with many players over the years. They even donated a van from their Autoworks...

In the mid 1990’s, Wes Metzler’s older sister moved back to Wyoming from California. She was a faithful and devout Catholic who was fighting cancer which eventually took her life. Wes and his wife Coleen had the idea to contribute the bulk of her inheritance to...

Steven Barry Smith was an Associate Professor of Mathematics and Physics at NWC from 1983 until his death in 1999. He was a U.S. Chess Federation rated Postel Chess Master and Six-time Wyoming State Chess Champion. In 1991, he designed, programmed and built a device...

This endowed scholarship fund created by the Student Senate supports a returning sophomore Northwest College student who demonstrates strong leadership, academic dedication, and a commitment to service. This scholarship also recognizes a student who not only excels...

When Alan and Linda Fischer lost their daughter to Ovarian Cancer, in 2004, her friends suggested that they start a scholarship fund in her memory. Tami had majored in Elementary education and graduated from the University of Arizona with a 4.0 while going through...

Established in 1997, this scholarship honors the legacy, service, and dedication of past and present telephone company employees of the Big Horn Basin. Created through a generous founding gift of nearly $16,000 from the Telephone Pioneers of America organization in...

The Intrepid Trapper Scholarship Endowment rewards students’ determination to explore ideas, grow academically and overcome obstacles on their passage to earning degrees and being successful in their careers. With skills of analytic reasoning, creativity, problem...

For decades, Dave Fink was a staple on the campus of Northwest College spending countless nights and weekends at Cabre gymnasium in support of the Trapper athletic teams. The scholarship is awarded annually to one male and one female athlete who have completed their...

Jack Turnell grew up in Meeteetse, Wyoming, and graduated from NWC in 1967. After obtaining his degree in Agriculture from the University of Wyoming and teaching for a year, Jack and his wife, Lili, returned home to Meeteetse to manage the family’s Pitchfork Ranch....

Growing up in rural Wyoming, higher education often felt out of reach, especially as a first-generation college student. Northwest College was a place where Tyler could truly be himself and explore his aspirations for life. During his time at Northwest College,...

Vesta Edmonds was a beloved elementary school teacher in Powell, Wyoming for 15 years. She inspired her students with art and science, focusing on the natural world. She and her husband, Manford, homesteaded south of Powell and raised three sons and a daughter. Her...

Honoring Service. Supporting Education. This scholarship endowment was established to honor the service and sacrifice of Vietnam-era veterans while creating lasting educational opportunities. The purpose of this scholarship is to provide affordable education for...

The Vredenburg/Graham Scholarship honors the memory of Herfie Stuart Graham (1886-1968), a Powell homesteader who led by example to enhance educational opportunities and community development in Powell and the Big Horn Basin. That was a big job when you consider...

Higher education doesn’t have to be out of reach. Everyone deserves a chance to make their dreams a reality. Wells Fargo is proud to offer financial assistance to outstanding Northwest College students. This scholarship was established to help provide quality,...

Established in 2019, this scholarship was created by Booster Club supporter and good friend of Athletic Director Brian Erickson, Nathan Wiedenmann of Springfield Oregon. The scholarship fund was created to help provide quality, affordable education for full-time...

Education was a love and a cause for Noel D. Wilkie. He was committed to promoting higher education. Born and raised in Powell, he was the son of civic-minded parents, John D. and Gail L. Wilkie. After graduating from Powell High School, he spent one year at...

The military services places a great degree of emphasis on the value of military and civilian education. Education and training build leaders, not only in our military organizations, but in our communities and our state. The Wyoming National Guard is a community...