Students will interact with clinicians, college professors, and CSU student mentors as they explore the veterinary profession and One Health and earn one college credit by registering for the accompanying course.
The Black Issues Forum (BIF) is a five-day intensive summer program for rising high school seniors. This unique program is designed for thoughtful and committed students who want to enhance their leadership potential while discussing relevant issues facing today’s Black community.
This is a seven-day overnight residential program for rising juniors and seniors across the country. Participants partake in engineering learning sessions led by current students and faculty of the Walter Scott Jr. College of Engineering while also exploring life as an engineering student at Colorado State University.
For elementary, middle school, and high school students. In these immersive workshops, students will experiment with writing techniques in various genres, work in writing groups, learn from published writers, and more!
This is a FREE cybersecurity summer camp for students entering grades 10-12.
If you want to learn the basics of cybersecurity and don’t know where to start, this camp is for you. You will be introduced to the fundamentals of cybersecurity, including cryptography, phishing, and network security. The curriculum does not require background in cybersecurity or computer science.
Colorado State University invites Colorado PK-12 educators and administrators to join us in person for presentations, exploration, sharing resources, and expanding our awareness and knowledge of the benefits of movement in the classroom. Guest speakers, university faculty, and education specialists will present the latest research and tools to help you reach more students, offer innovative ways to teach core curriculum, and learn how our state supports our efforts.
Empowering YOUth allows middle schoolers to explore the many facets of social work and the positive impact social workers make on their communities. Through activities rooted in social justice, participants will contribute to building an anti-racist, anti-oppressive, and inclusive environment where people of all identities can learn, grow, and thrive.
Offered primarily for ages 7-12, these camps are offered throughout the summer and fill quickly. The focus is on immersing participants in nature. Though each camp has a theme, all camps will include walking our trails, exploring our ecosystems off trail, playing near and in the river, building forts, and playing games.
Our STEM program is open to middle school students entering 6th, 7th, and 8th grades in the fall following the summer program.
Fashion FUNdamentals is a two-week summer program designed to enhance young people’s interests and self-esteem in science, technology, engineering, and math by leveraging their interest in and passion for fashion.
GirlsGetMath@CSU is a free five-day nonresidential mathematics camp at Colorado State University open to students entering grades 9-12 in Fall 2025, regardless of gender. This event is a five-day, non-residential program held in the Department of Mathematics on the CSU Fort Collins campus.
GirlsGetMath@CSU will explore mathematical topics such as cryptography, data science, image processing, fractals, and geometry through engaging hands-on activities and computer labs.
