Exploiting engineering as a vehicle to integrate math and science , the ITL Program offers a wide range of hands-on engineering initiatives for K-12 teachers and students, faculty and the general public.

The ITL Program won the 2005-06 Diversity Service Recognition Award from the CU-Boulder Chancellor's Advisory Committee on Minority Affairs. ITL was selected for its commitment to creating a more diverse student population at CU-Boulder and for enriching the exposure of K-12 students to engineering, reaching out in particular to students of color, young women, and first-generation college-bound students.

The University of Colorado at Boulder uses the term engineering education to describe the various ways in which the University extends its expertise for the direct benefit of Colorado communities and other external audiences.

Please direct any inquiries about the ITL K-12 Engineering Education Program to the people listed below.

For K-12 engineering outreach program goals, partnerships and initiatives:
Jacquelyn Sullivan, Director, ITL K-12 Engineering
Jacquelyn.Sullivan@colorado.edu

For GK-12 TEAMS project implementation, curriculum development and evaluation, and student employment opportunities, as well as K-12 class/workshop registration, ITL Laboratory tours and K-12 school engineering education:
Janet Yowell, ITL K-12 Engineering Education Coordinator
Janet.Yowell@colorado.edu

Click Here for more K-12 engineering education offerings by the University of Colorado at Boulder.
Click Here for more information about the CU-Boulder Outreach Committee.
Click Here for the Colorado Department of Education K-12 Education Standards.