Wyoming has become a national leader in blockchain and digital asset policy, and the University of Wyoming Center for Blockchain and Digital Innovation is preparing the students who will carry that work forward. Through the interdisciplinary blockchain minor, which brings together business, computer science, and law, students learn how decentralized technologies are changing finance, energy, agriculture, and more.
Some of the most meaningful learning happens when students step into the industry itself. This Giving Day, your gift helps students attend events like ETHDenver, one of the world's largest blockchain gatherings, where they build alongside developers, meet founders, and see new technology being created in real time. Your support helps cover transportation and lodging, so cost isn't the reason a student misses out.
This year also carries special meaning for our center. Steve Lupien, CBDI's Ada Lovelace Director, passed away this summer. Steve worked to connect Wyoming students with this growing industry, and supporting these experiences is one way to honor his legacy.
Join us in helping Wyoming students gain the knowledge, connections, and confidence to lead in digital innovation.
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