Welcome to the CU Denver Change Makers Alumni website

This newly designed space helps you connect across cohorts with other like-minded individuals who have also completed the fellowship program. We hope you’ll visit regularly to stay informed about future events, learn more about your fellow alumni and stay connected with the Change Makers community.

Explore the site
This site offers a range of features aimed at building connection and community. These include:

  • Events: Stay informed about upcoming events
  • Forum: Engage with other Change Makers alumni through general dialogue or topic-driven exchanges
  • Directory: Access information and profiles about your fellow Change Makers alumni
  • Volunteer: Volunteer with fellow alumni to strengthen connections and help others continue their Change Makers journey

These features will appear as Tabs at the top of the screen after you’ve registered as a site user. To do this, scroll down to the “How to Get Started” section below.

Stay up to date
You’ll also notice posts on the home page to the right of this welcome section. These will be updated regularly to include alumni profiles, inspirational quotes, links to timely resources and updates on the Change Makers program. We encourage you to check back often to stay in the loop.

Note: This is a private site for CU Denver Change Makers alumni. Access to the directory, forum, and other features is available only to registered alumni users

How to get started
To access and use all the site’s features, you’ll need to first register and log in.

  • Register by clicking on the “Login” button in the top right. On the Login page, click “Register” and create a username and password for logging into the site.
  • Build your profile: After logging in, you’ll be taken to a user page where you can add a photo and provide a little information about yourself by clicking on the gear button.
  • Access your account: Once complete, you’ll see your name and photo appear at the top right
  • Return home: To get back to the home page, click on “CU Denver Change Makers Alumni” at the top.

And if you’re looking for information about the Change Makers program itself, visit https://www.ucdenver.edu/change-makers

ALUMNI UPDATES

Stories, resources and news from the Change Makers community

  • You’re invited. Change Makers Alumni to gather for spring get-together.

    All Change Makers alumni are invited to attend a spring get-together from 2 to 4 p.m. on Saturday, April 18 at Barquentine Brewery, located inside the Edgewater Public Market, 5505 W. 20th Ave., Lakewood.

    It will be a relaxed afternoon of conversation and deeper connection with tables set aside at the brewery. If you come hungry, grab something from the food court or you can also order food at the brewery. Feel free to bring your significant other or a friend.

    You should have received an Evite so please RSVP, even if it’s a maybe. Informal remarks are set for 2:45 p.m. but people can come and go as they please. Free parking is available, and the only cost to attend is the food and beverages you plan to purchase. Hope to see you there!

  • Let’s get walking and talking
    Young teenagers couple walking together in park, Relaxing holiday.

    Starting at 8:30 a.m. on April 1, join other Change Makers alumni for a monthly “First Wednesday Walk & Talk” in Wash Park. All interested walkers should meet at the corner of Virginia and Franklin streets in front of the fire station (street parking available). We’ll walk, connect and explore a Change Makers topic — making space for ideas, curiosity and reflection. Questions? Text Diane Amdur (Cohort 3) at 303- 521-3305.

    This will be an ongoing monthly event and all alumni, regardless of where they live, are invited to participate. If there’s enough interest, additional walking groups may organically form at other parks in Denver, Boulder, Colorado Springs and beyond.

  • Are you looking for your next read? Here are just a few suggestions.
    • “Next! The Power of Reinvention in Life and Work” by Joanne Lipman
    • “It’s Never Too Late to Begin Again: Discovering Creativity and Meaning at Midlife and Beyond” by Julia Cameron
    • “The Great Work of Your Life: A Guide for the Journey and Your True Calling” by Stephen Cope 
    • “WISER: The Definitive Guide to Starting a Business after 50” by Wendy Mayhew
    • “Aging Sideways: Changing Our Perspective on Getting Older” by Jeanette Leardi
    • “Healthy to 100: How Social Ties Lead to Long Lives” by Ken Stern

    These recommendations come from the book list compiled for the 2026 Change Makers cohort.

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