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These two alums are in it together, while staying apart
Student Life
These two alums are in it together, while staying apart
The Coopers are juggling their large family, marriage, and busy careers while sheltering-in-place separately.
Growing support
Service & Social Justice
Growing support
Jay MacIntosh ’86 kickstarted a nonprofit to help former foster kids make the transition to adulthood.
International production
International production
From the inaugural Fulbright cohort in 1964 to today, Broncos have been part of the prestigious program and have traveled and studied around the globe.
2020 alumni awards
Student Life
2020 alumni awards
The Alumni Awards are given annually to publicly recognize individuals who have given distinguished service to the Alumni Association, the University, and their community.
Building brands to believe in
Business
Building brands to believe in
Jon Sebastiani ’92 sees entrepreneurship as an opportunity for storytelling.
Civil occupation?
Humanities
Service & Social Justice
Civil occupation?
In SCU's Historical Perspectives, Bridget Woody ’20 explored America's attempts to stigmatize Haitian culture and religion during occupation.
Collecting success
Arts
Collecting success
Following stints as a scriptwriter on Happy Days to producing Hannah Montana, Barry O’Brien ’79 is tackling his biggest role yet as showrunner of The Bone Collector TV adaptation.
Elbowing her way in
Arts
Science & Tech
Elbowing her way in
Lily Schumacher ’21 explored making beautiful patterns out of her own biology at the prestigious Anderson Ranch Arts fellowship.
Forces for good
Law
Forces for good
Lynette Parker and Ruth Silver Taube J.D. ’93 are honored for their humanitarian work. 
In the people business
Business
In the people business
Eugene “Gene” Ravizza ’50 grew Cupertino Electric into one of the largest electrical contracting firms in the nation with the help of a loyal team.
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