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The Malcolm Wallop Civic Engagement Program was launched in 2017 to support three program areas – funding student research/internships, faculty engagement projects, and community event programming. With the onset of COVID-19, we have developed an exciting new program focus on virtual programming that will allow us to reach the state as a whole.

This catalog of videos and accompanying materials speaks to the Wyoming English Language Arts Content and Performance Standards.

This catalog of videos and accompanying materials speaks to the Wyoming Health Education Content and Performance Standards.

This catalog of videos and accompanying materials speaks to the Wyoming Social Studies Content and Performance Standards.

The Wallop Civic Engagement Program is pleased to host a summer professional development workshop June 13 for Wyoming English language arts and social studies teachers.

This resource is provided to foster citizenship competency in Wyoming youth in support of the WDE’s strategic planning process and the goals of the State Superintendent of Public Instruction. It has been created to support civics education work by districts, schools, and outside community organizations.

The UW Malcolm Wallop Civic Engagement Program (MWCEP), directed by Dr. Jean Garrison and Dr. Jason McConnell, is launching the Wyoming Resilience Youth Initiative to create a community of practice for Wyoming educators to empower youth voices through curriculum and applied practices.