Programs

Go deeper than the general meeting.

Our open programming (general meetings, workshops, and guest speakers) is free and open to every CU Boulder student, no application required. Members who want a structured, hands-on experience can apply to our internal programs below.

Internal membership

Three ways to get involved

Entry-level tier

Analyst

A one-semester program built around AI literacy, professional development, and foundational projects. No prior technical experience required; admission is through our recruitment process.

One semester Beginner friendly

Join the email list for application updates.

Advanced tier

Fellow

Our advanced internal tier, focused on high-level technical projects and real Applied AI engagements with partners. Fellows are admitted after completing the Analyst Program.

Applied AI Project-based

Fellow advancement opens to Analysts late August.

Special interest

Labs

Member-led groups that go deeper on a specific application of AI: healthcare, finance, robotics, and more. The standing Research Lab focuses on independent research, paper discussions, and capstone output.

Member-led Research Lab

Applications open to all students

How to join

The selection process

01 · Analyst Required path
01

Application review

Submit a resume and a short application online. Applications are reviewed by current Fellows and the Executive Board.

02

Behavioral interview

A conversation with current Fellows and Executive Board members to assess motivation, collaboration style, and fit with the club's mission.

03

Technical interview

Come prepared, having completed the technical prep material for that cycle. For Fall 2026, candidates complete Anthropic's "AI Fluency: Foundations and Frameworks" course beforehand.

Stay in the loop

Join our email list for application updates.

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