Current UHL Students
The University Honors and Leadership (UHL) program has a variety of offerings that provide our participants with educational experiences beyond the standard classroom environment. From conducting cutting-edge research with CU Denver faculty members to study abroad experiences to internships, the UHL program provides a variety of opportunities that complement your academic program.
Upcoming UHL Events
February 12th - 29th - UHL Advising for Summer and Fall
March 1st - Summer Registration Begins
April 1st - Fall Registration Begins
April 26th - UHL Service Deadline
April 26th - Chancellor's Reception for UHL
TBA - Spring Craft Days
TBA - Donut Day
Experiences, Opportunities and Activities
Undergraduate Research
Be a researcher. Our students have the opportunity to engage in cutting-edge research under the guidance of faculty mentors.
- Compete for Undergraduate Research Grants
- Participate in the Research and Creative Activities Symposium (RaCAS)
- Apply for a MARC U-STAR scholarship
Annual Events
Be an active participant. We celebrate our community with a number of annual events.
- UHL Graduation
- UHL Community Activities Such as Doughnut Days and Seasonal Celebrations
- The Chancellor's Reception
- Community Service Group Projects
Dinner with a Leader
Past speakers include Denver Mayor Michael Hancock (2022), Colorado Representative Joe Neguse (2023), and Girl Scouts of Colorado CEO Leanna Clark (2023). Stay turned for upcoming speakers!
Course Offerings
Community Service
The University Honors and Leadership community is more than an academic one and the cohort-based nature of the UHL program offers unique opportunities for interaction beyond the classroom. One core value of UHL is making a positive contribution to the wider community. This includes CU Denver and the Auraria Campus, our city, our state, and beyond.
Giving back is a key component of being part of UHL and students are required to complete a minimum of one community engagement project each semester. Our community service activities are student directed and community oriented.