The following organization, which are independent of NAFSA: Association of International Educators, provides additional opportunities to network and access resources within your state as well as local communities.

Roughly half the size of France, Wyoming is the 9th largest state in America. With just over 525,000 residents, it has the fewest people of any state. Residents live primarily in smaller communities and generally enjoy a little slower, simpler pace, taking more time to appreciate the world around them. Natural wonders abound in this land of gentle prairies, majestic mountains and abundant wildlife. Recreational opportunities are varied and extensive. However, residents keep pace with the modern world, using all the same technology available in more populated areas.

The state's community colleges are among Wyoming’s most prized resources. Dedicated to students, they feature small class sizes with professors whose primary interest is teaching. This means students benefit from more individualized instruction, tutoring, and advising. Most of their programs are designed with transferability in mind to give their students many options for their future.

The University of Wyoming is the state's only provider of baccalaureate and graduate education, research, and outreach services.

Colorado/Wyoming International Educators Meeting

The Colorado/Wyoming International Educators (COWYIE) Meeting is held annually during the month of June. Please visit our website for more information about the upcoming state meeting.

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Contact your NAFSA Wyoming State Representative.