SPIKE Center Student Scholars
The SPIKE Student Scholars are an activated cohort of students from across the university working together to be change agents advancing sustainability education on the CU ֲý campus and beyond. Thisrepresentative group of undergraduate and graduate CU students from across many colleges and majors form an innovative community of practice and engage in activities thatco-create,promote,and advance sustainability education initiatives at CU through the SPIKE Center. In the spirit of “nothing about us without us,” these students participate in designing and defining the roles, responsibilities, duties, and opportunities of and for SPIKE student engagement. They also contribute to establishing criteria and protocols for support and funding by the SPIKE Center for proposed initiatives and projects. They plan events for a wide variety of students to co-imagine and contribute their ideas and priorities for student engagement within the SPIKE Center. In addition, SPIKE scholars participate in outreach to disseminate their own sustainability work and the work of the SPIKE Center within our community, throughout the state, nationally, and internationally.
Call for SPIKE Student Scholars: Applications are open for students from the College of Engineering and Applied Sciences and CU Law School
The SPIKE Center for Sustainability Education is hiring two students, one from the College of Engineering and Applied Sciences and one from Colorado Law for the SPIKE Student Scholars program for the 26-27 AY. This is a great opportunity for our students who are interested in sustainability/climate in their academic and career development.
