P-TECH (Pathways in Technology Early College High Schools) in Colorado is a six-year program that combines high school and college coursework, allowing students to earn a high school diploma and an associate degree while gaining workplace experience in STEM fields through partnerships with local industries​.

Trinidad State College and Trinidad School District have been awarded a $3.5 million Emergent Campus grant from Colorado’s Opportunity Now program. This funding will expand the Emergent Campus operations, create a new hub in Trinidad, and foster local economic development through education, business, and industry partnerships.

Florence, Colorado, is pioneering affordable housing solutions with a unique shipping container project, transforming them into affordable, innovative living spaces as part of the Emergent Campus initiative.

Region 13 was officially recognized as Colorado’s second Technology Sector Partnership, thanks to collaboration among over 20 innovation businesses, state agencies, economic development leaders, and educational institutions, including Pueblo Community College’s Cyber Defense program.

Southern Colorado’s inaugural Startup Week highlighted innovative pathways for remote work, showcasing the region’s burgeoning entrepreneurial spirit and its potential to reshape the future of work.

The Fremont Economic Development Corporation congratulates Team Bravrr on receiving a $280,000 award, recognizing their expansion into the region and highlighting the significant boost it brings to local economic development.

Canon City High School’s Bill Summers has been honored as Principal of the Year, recognizing his exceptional leadership and contributions to the school community.

Alan Buller received the CTA Apex Award for his exceptional leadership and innovative impact in advancing technology and entrepreneurship within the Colorado tech community.

Canon City High School was honored with the 2019 Succeeds Prize for its groundbreaking innovation in STEM education, recognizing its commitment to advancing students’ learning experiences in science and technology.

The Fremont Economic Development Corporation has announced the Emergent Campus in Fremont County, Colorado, a new initiative aimed at fostering innovation and economic growth in rural areas.

Forbes explores how America’s forgotten communities are poised to drive the next wave of innovation, revealing untapped potential in regions often overlooked by mainstream tech and business sectors.

Emergent Campus was honored to host Jovita Carranza, who has served as the Administrator of the United States Small Business Administration since January 2020.

The BootstrapU Spring Accelerator successfully completed its 7-week series at the Emergent Campus, marking a significant milestone in supporting local startups and entrepreneurs in Fremont County.

SoCo Angels has launched to bolster Southern Colorado’s startup ecosystem, providing vital support and investment to emerging businesses in the region.

Brad Rowland leads efforts in rural Colorado to foster a future of growth and innovation, driving transformative projects that are revitalizing these communities.