Colorado BioScience Institute cultivates and diversifies the state’s life sciences workforce, from classroom, to campus, to career.

The Colorado BioScience Institute (The Institute) proudly celebrates the extraordinary achievements and groundbreaking discoveries made by students in the field of life sciences. Each year, The Institute participates in the Colorado State Science and Engineering Fair at Colorado State University with a panel of distinguished judges. In 2024, we are excited to once again present the Future of Life Sciences Award. This year’s recipient is Angelina Wang, an 11th grader from Fairview High School, for her project “Toxin-like Microproteins: A Novel Approach to Unveil the Intricacies of Acetylcholine Receptors.”

CBSI Mentor Program 2024-2025 Thank you for your partnership with the Colorado BioScience Institute! We are excited to have you join us for the 2024-2025 Mentor Program. During the academic year, students and mentors meet for the purpose of professional development, interactive learning experiences including tours and demos, and networking with leaders in the field. Professional & Career Development – Students gain an understanding of what it means to be a life sciences professional, working with a variety of companies at different stages of their growth. Skills & Education Enhancement – The program connects university knowledge to real-world applications by providing access to work environments. Leadership Development – Experts from Colorado’s life sciences ecosystem demonstrate and share their expertise with the next generation of life science leaders. Contact Us Lisa Wilder lwilder@cobioscience.com (414) 840-7425 Colorado BioScience Institute600 Grant Street #306, Denver, CO 80203 Program Resources Student Resources Mentor Resources Events Kick Off CallOctober 2nd, 12-2pmRecording Resume Writing Workshop Networking MixerSponsored by CSUEarly December 2024 Masters ShowcaseNovember 19, 4-6pm Mentor Engagement Event Schedule & Registration Additional Resources Click below for additional options. When it comes to building your career, focusing on graduating isn’t enough to lead to new opportunities. Odalis Castro, Fulbright Scholar Share a Success Story The Institute is proud of the strong relationships that are built through the Mentor Program. Please share your success story with our community. Fill out this form or send an email to Lisa Wilder.

Mentors and students in the Mentor Program come from a variety of industries and backgrounds. To maximize the benefits of this diversity, CBSI requires active student engagement in mentor activities throughout the program. Mentors are expected to host at least two opportunities for connection. Students must attend at least one of these events hosted by their direct mentor and one hosted by another mentor. This approach ensures that students gain valuable insights from multiple mentors, enhancing their learning experience throughout the program. Engagement Activity Ideas: As a mentor, you are required to host two engagement activities outside of your direct mentors. These can be curated for a small group 5-10 or for all mentees (75-90). Some mentors struggle to think of ways to share their unique skills outside of their direct mentorship relationships. The following examples are provided to jumpstart your ideation. Share a success story for a chance to be featured in an upcoming CBSI or CBSA communication The Institute is proud of the strong relationships that are built through the Mentor Program. Please share your success story with our community. Fill out this form or send an email to Lisa Wilder. Note: As a nonprofit, CBSI does not have funds to support the suggested activities. If you need assistance with organizing an event, please feel free to reach out to us.