What are CTU STREAM Programs?

STREAM Programs are incredible programs that incorporates river conservation, outdoor exploration, and fly fishing skills. We take the traditional STEM (science, technology, engineering, math) educational model and add recreation and arts to create STREAM. CTU works closely with TU Chapters and Partner Organizations to make these programs possible.

TU Chapters help support STREAM programs through time, funding, knowledge, volunteer recruitment, and resources. This program would not be possible without the dedication of TU Chapters and volunteers. Thank you for your support.

Below are some STREAM Program resources, links, and guides to help you support and understand the STREAM program.

Upcoming STREAM Programs

4/11 - STREAM Girls Training in Woodland Park
4/11 - 4/13 - Outdoor Adventure Camp STREAM Girls Event in Woodland Park
4/12 - STREAM Girls Event in Durango
4/12 - STREAM Explorers Event with the CSU Spur in Denver (more information coming soon)
4/18 - Party for the Planet - Partner event at the Children’s Museum of Denver in Denver
4/19 - Party for the Planet - Partner event at the Children’s Museum of Denver in Denver
4/26 - Fishing Derby - Partner event with City of Northglenn in Northglenn
5/10 - STREAM Explorers Event with the National Western Center in Denver (more information coming soon)
6/29 - STREAM Keepers Event with Exploremos (aka Walking Mountain) in Avon
7/8 - STREAM Keepers Event with Adams County 4-H CSU Extension in Littleton (more information coming soon)
7/10 - STREAM Keepers Event with Adams County 4-H CSU Extension in Brighton (more information coming soon)
7/22 - STREAM Keepers Event with The Nature Connection in Hotchkiss (more information coming soon)
7/23 - STREAM Keepers Event with The Nature Connection in Delta (more information coming soon)
9/13 - STREAM Girls 1.0 Event in Longmont (more information coming soon)