Colorado Water Fellows Program Across the State

The Colorado Water Fellows Program prepares the next generation of water leaders by training and connecting undergraduate and graduate students to careers and opportunities in the water field.
2025 First Annual Colorado Water Fellows Convening
The First Annual Colorado Water Fellows Convening, held from February 11-13, 2025, brought together a total of 76 attendees, including 52 students from Colorado State University and our five Colorado Water Fellows Program partner institutions from around the state.
Read more and check out photos from this incredible event via the link below!
What does it mean to be a Water Fellow?
This academic-year long program is designed to prepare students for careers in the water field and connect them to opportunities, attending water conferences and field trips, and joining monthly meetings that delve into critical water topics. The emphasis on a holistic, interdisciplinary understanding of water-related issues prepares the Water Fellows to navigate the complexities of the field.
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Colorado Water Fellows Program Locations
Learn more about the Colorado Water Fellow Programs below.
Expanding the Colorado Water Fellows Program Statewide in 2024!
Building on the rich water history at Colorado State University, the Colorado Water Center is expanding its Fellows Program to six institutions around the state.
With the generous support of the Colorado Water Conservation Board, the Walton Family Foundation, and CSU Spur, Water Fellows programs are launching at Colorado Mesa University; Fort Lewis College; University of Colorado Boulder; and the Sturm College of Law at the University of Denver. A program at the One World One Water Center at Metropolitan State University of Denver launched in 2023 with the additional support of CSU Spur.
Thank you to our Colorado Water Fellows Program Funders!




Program Resources
Resources for current Colorado Water Fellows and program coordinators can be found here (password protected).