Programs and Services

Individual/Group Counseling: confidential, personal and group counseling is available to students through a community-based counseling model where students can build relationships, gain support/guidance, and engage in proactive student development.

Withdrawal Retention Program : to ensure that students are aware of all options and alternatives when making this decision, a counselor is available to provide insights that impact a student's decision to withdraw.
303-492-5667

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Collegiate Leadership Development Program (CLDP): designed to cultivate the next generation of student leaders within the campus community. CLDP facilitates a two-way dialogue between students and key University officials through an intensive seven-week seminar in the Spring semester.
Julian Martinez, 303-492-2164
Leslee Caballero, 303-492-2175

Diversity Education Team (DET): provides the Boulder campus community, faculty, students, and staff learning and exploring opportunities on various diversity issues at both the individual, as well as the institutional level. These opportunities are provided through individual consultation or through experiential, interactive group work — such as training, workshops, and seminars.
Cleo Estrada, 303-492-5667

First Generations Scholars Program a comprehensive community based program which includes student development, counseling and academic support for eligible scholarship recipients. Students are welcomed into the program upon confirmation to CU and given assistance through graduation. Students must fulfill program requirements to maintain eligibility. Requirements are designed to foster individual academic excellence, as well as enhance social development through active participation in a variety of community building opportunities.
Michelle Tamotsu Trevino, 303-492-2163
Julian Martinez, 303-492-2164

Parents as Partners Program (PPP): builds partnerships that are essential to creating an environment that fosters overall student development and success. Parents As Partners connects parents with campus and community resources to support their sons or daughters as they transitions towards greater independence and self-reliance.
Debra Frazier, (303) 492-2168

Ally Development Program: offers a safe and supportive environment for students (Caucasian in particular) to talk about issues of racism and what it means to be white and an ally to persons of color. The Ally Development Program also collaborates with the Staff Ally Group and White Women Aligned Against Racism to support one another in efforts to build a community in which diverse perspectives are appreciated and valued.
Cleo Estrada, 303-492-5667

Peer Counselor Program: student paraprofessionals undertake the critical responsibility of being student liaisons, positive role models and CU resources. Mentors provide support, leadership, and promote a greater sense of community through direct involvement with many diverse groups as well as coordinate various workshops and events.
Leslie Wong, 303-492-0444
Leslee Caballero, 303-492-2175

White Antelope Memorial Scholarship Program (WAMS): established in 1988 for American Indian students and dedicated to the memory of the Cheyenne and Arapahoe people who lost their lives in the Sand Creek Massacre of 1864. Scholarships are awarded based on need and program participation.
Leslee Caballero, 303-492-2175

First Nations Scholarship:
Established in the spring of 2006 this scholarship serves out of state incoming American Indian students. Students receiving this scholarship participate in the White Antelope Memorial Scholarship Program
Leslee Caballero, 303-492-2175

For more information: If you would like additional information on any of our programs or services or would like a brochure, please contact us at (303) 492-5667.