CAMP

What is CAMP?

CAMP: The College Assistance Migrant Program (CAMP) is a federally funded program that assists migrant and seasonal farm workers and persons working in agriculturally related activities pursue higher education.  The program specifically assists first-time freshmen at Aims Community College, Fort Lupton campus. 

The purpose of CAMP is to address the educational and social development of low income and first generation college migrant students. CAMP provides first-year academic, personal, and financial support to ensure successful completion of the student's first year of college, continued enrollment, and eventual graduation from college.

Who qualifies for CAMP?

Any migrant or seasonal employed agricultural worker or their children who:

• Within the last 24 months have worked a minimum of 75 days in farm work or agricultural related work;
• Been eligible to participate or have participated in a migrant education program under Chapter 1-Migrant Education program; and
• Participated in or eligible to participate in NFJP/WIA Section 167

(Qualifying students must be full-time, first year freshmen with citizenship or U.S. residency)

What does CAMP Provide?

• Freshman year tuition, fees, & books
• Academic Advising
• Tutoring
• Education/Cultural Field Trips
• Career Development
• $75 Monthly Stipend
• Financial Aid Assistance
• A tailored curriculum
• Personal Counseling
• Leadership Development
• Extracurricular Activities

How do I apply?

For more information, or to apply, please contact:
1-800-301-5388 Ext. 4344

Cristina Antillon-Garcia
Recruiter/Retention Specialist
cristina.antillon@colorado.edu

Robert Garcia
Program Coordinator
robert.garcia@colorado.edu

Tammy Molinar-LeBlanc
Director
molinar@colorado.edu 

or Download a CAMP Application here.
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