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 Rev. Robert W. Cook
President Fr. Cook grew up in Rifle, Colorado, and attended Regis College, where he graduated magna cum laude with a Classical Bachelor of Arts degree in 1958. He then attended Stanford University Law School, receiving his LL.B. in 1962. He was appointed president of Wyoming Catholic College in December 2005.
 Dr. Robert K. Carlson
Academic Dean
Dr. Carlson received his Ph.D. in Comparative Literature and English from the University of Kansas. He taught philosophy and literature for 29 years at Casper College in Casper, Wyoming. As Academic Dean at WCC, he oversees faculty, curriculum, and students in regard to their academic affairs.
 Mrs. Sarah Sweeney
Executive Vice President
Sarah Sweeney grew up in Torrington, Wyoming, and graduated in 1995 with a Bachelor of Science in Accounting from Saint Mary’s College. She began her accounting career at Arthur Andersen LLP in Denver, Colorado, where she spent five years in the audit arena. She and her husband Travis moved to Lander, Wyoming in August 2000 and she joined McKee, Marburger & Fagnant, P.C., working there for eight years. She is a member of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, the Wyoming Society of Certified Public Accountants, and is currently the treasurer of both the Lander Children’s Museum board of directors and the Lander Area Chamber of Commerce board of directors.
 Mr. Mark A. Randall, CFRE
Vice President of Development & Public Relations Spokesperson Mark Randall earned a Bachelors of Business Administration degree from Saint Joseph's College (IN). Most recently, he served as Director of Institutional Advancement for St. John's Catholic Newman Center at the University of Illinois (Urbana-Champaign), the nation's largest Newman Center. He holds the "Certified Fund Raising Executive" credential, and has lectured and consulted nationally. As Vice President of Development, he oversees all fund development, endowment issues, and marketing and public relations efforts for the College.
 Mr. Jonathan G. Tonkowich
Dean of Student Life After graduating from Thomas Aquinas College in 2006, Mr. Tonkowich moved to Washington, DC to found Wash For Life, a grass roots pro-life organization that coordinates a series of carwashes throughout the country in an effort to increase awareness and support for the pro-life cause among young Americans, and which has raised nearly $180,000 for pro-life organizations over the past three years. During his time in DC, he worked as a congressional staffer for Congressman Dave Weldon (FL). He oversees student life and discipline.  Mr. Mario Coccia
Director of Admissions Mario Coccia worked for many years in marketing and communications in New York and New Jersey. In 2003, he moved with his family to Austria to pursue an advanced degree in theology at the International Theological Institute. In his last year of studies, he was appointed Assistant Dean, where he oversaw of the recruitment, admissions, advisement, and registration of students. He serves WCC in similar capacities.
 Mrs. April M. Pendleton
Business Manager and Financial Aid Officer
A native of Lander, Wyoming, Ms. Pendleton graduated as valedictorian from Central Wyoming College in 1995. Since then she has worked for several local businesses, gaining experience in business administration and accounting. Mrs. Pendleton oversees the day-to-day business needs of the College, as well as the activities of our Financial Aid Office.
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WCC is seeking accreditation from The American Academy for Liberal Education in Washington, D.C. This organization is recognized by the Secretary of the U.S. Department of Education as an association that accredits institutions and programs offering general education in the liberal arts. The process can take two years, although a pre-accreditation status can be granted sooner. WCC is also involved in discussions on accreditation with another accrediting organization and will, in any case, assiduously pursue all due requirements in order to achieve accreditation in a timely manner.
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