Bringing Children to Campus
Children, often referred to as minors, are individuals 17 years of age or younger.
Programs, events, and individuals working with minors on the CU Denver campus must meet specific safety, training, and registration requirements before minors may participate on campus. A program for children is a campus program operated exclusively or primarily for Children left in campus care without parent or guardian supervision and that requires registration.
This site provides a clear, step-by-step overview of what is required to comply with the Child Protection Policy (Policy 3001D), including program registration, required trainings, background checks, emergency planning, and health and supervision expectations. You will also find links to required forms, templates, and campus resources to support your planning and implementation.
Important:
Children may not participate in any program or activity until all required steps have been completed and approved.
What You’ll Find on This Site
- A complete process for registering programs and events involving children
- Defined roles and responsibilities for Program Administrators and staff
- Required and recommended training
- Background check requirements and timelines
- Health, safety, and supervision expectations
- Reporting responsibilities and campus support resources
Process for CU Denver Affiliated Programs
Learn about what to expect from as a CU Denver affiliated program.
Process for Unaffiliated Programs
Learn about what to expect as a external (unaffiliated) program.
Guide for Program Registration Form
Check out the guide walking through how to complete the registration forms.
Resources
Explore the different resources for when bringing children on campus
FAQs
Explore the frequently asked questions associated with bringing children on campus
Please select from the appropriate registration form.