Full scholarships are available for CU Anschutz programs. Apply early to avoid missing out.Ìý
June 10-21; Note: This is a 2-week class.Ìý(Online registration closes May 31. Call 303-492-7188 to register after this date.)
9am-4pm
$1,150
Location: CU Anschutz Medical Campus
Do you have what it takes to be a biomedical scientist? Join us for a research-focused week at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus. Get a head start on your future coursework, internship, or research career with an introduction to biomedical laboratory techniques, visits to cutting edge facilities, exploring the ethics of biomedical research, learning about research careers, meeting scientists, and developing your own scientific research proposal. Prior knowledge of cells, DNA, RNA, and protein is helpful for the labs, but not required.Ìý Students will need to follow safety guidelines, read and follow experimental protocols, and record data in lab notebooks. If you are ready to learn about how science solves health problems in a high-intensity workout for your brain, then this course is for you!
What to Bring: While at Science Â鶹ÊÓƵy, participants are expected to store their personal belongings in their backpack. Space is limited so please limit the number of personal items brought from home. All items should be labeled with the participant’s first and last name in case an item is misplaced.ÌýPlease have your child bring the following each day:
- A backpack for carrying personal items and any class materials they will be bringing home
- Filled water bottle(s)
- Snacks
- A sack lunch that does not require refrigeration
- Closed-toed shoes
- A hair tie to hold back lengthy hair, if applicableÂ
- All classes spend a portion of each day outside. Please have your child bring clothing appropriate for the daily forecasted weather (jacket, sweatshirt, rain poncho, etc.)
- Optional:Â A mask or any additional Personal Protective Equipment the child wishes to utilize
Grade Policy: CU Science Â鶹ÊÓƵy serves students in grades K-12. Careful consideration is used to determine grade levels for all camps and classes. To provide the highest quality experience for all participants, it is necessary to adhere to the specified grade range for all camps and classes.Ìý
Cancellation and Transfer Policy: Science Â鶹ÊÓƵy has designed its cancellation policy to minimize the number of camp and class spots that are unused due to last-minute cancellations. Cancellations made more than 30 days prior to the start of the camp/class will incur a $35 administrative fee. No refunds will be given for cancellations made within 30 days of the start of the camp/class. In the event that a camp/class is cancelled by Science Â鶹ÊÓƵy, registrants will receive a full refund.ÌýTransfer requests made up to 30 days prior to the start of a camp/class will incur a $15 administrative fee. Transfer requests made within 30 days of the the start of a camp/class will incur a $35 administrative fee.
CU employs a framework for public health and COVID-19 decision-making that follows Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) guidance. While masks are optional on the CU Boulder campus, we encourage those who prefer to do so to continue wearing them.ÌýProperly fitted N95 or KN95 masks remain an effective tool for preventing transmission, especially in conjunction with vaccination. Students, parents and staff are encouraged to stay home if they are feeling sick or have COVID-like symptoms.Ìý
Feeling under the weather? You should begin isolation at home as soon as you:
- Begin to experience .
- Receive a positive test result for COVID-19, regardless of whether you have symptoms.
- Have been instructed to isolate by a healthcare provider or public health staff member.
When considering policy changes around COVID-19 transmission prevention, CU Science Â鶹ÊÓƵy will adhere to all campus, county and Public Health guidelines.Ìý(Updated January 2024)