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February 27, 2021
MAGIS NIGHT 2021 Thank you for joining us at Magis Night 2021: Back to School! The proceeds from Magis Night bridge the gap between what each family contributes (through the student’s Corporate Work Study earnings and family tuition payments) and the total cost of their education. Through this model, donations ensure the students of Arrupe Jesuit have access to a Jesuit, Catholic, college preparatory education, and Corporate Work Study experience. With $2 million in lost CWSP earnings due to the impact of the pandemic on our partners’ ability to hire students this year, your partnership tonight helps Arrupe Jesuit remain financially healthy as, together, we break the cycle of poverty through work and education. VIRTUAL PROGRAM The virtual Magis Night program will begin at 7:00 PM MST and will be available for viewing thereafter. Tune in at www.MagisNight.com. We encourage you to share the video with your networks. AUCTION This year’s auction will close at 6:55 PM on February 27th. If you have not recieved an invitation to join the auction, please register at www.MagisNight.com. If you require assistance with mobile bidding, please text or call Kelly at 303-548-8791. PADDLE RAISER Donations in support of the Paddle Raiser can be made on our event website and mobile app. WEB & MOBILE LINK: www.MagisNight.com
P R O U D TO S U P P ORT
Arrupe Jesuit
High School’s
2021 Magis Night
and the school’s mission to inspire and
motivate students as they lead our
community toward a better tomorrow.
800-542-8072
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P RO G R A M S P E A K E R S ARRUPE JESUIT FACULTY & STAFF Michael J. O’Hagan, President Fr. John Nugent, SJ, Principal Eve Vacarro, Director of CWSP Operations Fr. Marcus Fryer, SJ, Pastoral Director Joanne Augustine, Director of College Counseling Addee Phillips, Math Teacher Stephan Graham, Science Teacher ALUMNI Stephen Archuleta, AJHS Class of 2013, Regis University Class of 2017, University of Colorado Boulder, PhD Candidate Juno Padilla, AJHS Class of 2016, Colorado School of Mines Class of 2020 Dulce Villnueva, AJHS Class of 2014, Fairfield University Class of 2018 CURRENT STUDENTS Malia Ahmad, AJHS Class of 2023 Miranda Gonzalez, AJHS Class of 2022 Andy Lupercio Escoto, AJHS Class of 2021 Daisy Marquez, AJHS Class of 2022 Jimena Padilla Ortiz, AJHS Class of 2021 Alberto Ramirez, AJHS Class of 2022 COMMUNITY MEMBERS Susan G. Murphy, Chair, Board of Trustees Lindsey Reevie, Partner, Baceline Group
HONORED TO SUPPORT
the students & staff of
ARRUPE JESUIT HIGH SCHOOL
as they set ambitious goals
for the future.
OUR VISION: to be the world’s best
dairy food and ingredient company
DULCE VILLANUEVA Arrupe Jesuit, Class of 2014 Fairfield University, Class of 2018 D u lce g r adu ate d fr om Arru p e Je s u i t i n 201 4 a n d we nt on to stud y Inte rnation a l B u s i n e s s & Ma n a ge m e nt at Fai r fi e ld U n iversity. Du ring he r u n d e rgrad u ate c a re e r , s h e le ar n e d n eg ot iation tactics an d a fra me work fo r d i sti n g ui s h i n g th e various stages of c o op e rat i ve re lat i o n s h i p s a c r os s n ati on al and inter national cult u re s , wi t h an e mp h a si s on wi n - wi n st rategies. She worke d for an i nte rn at i on al tr ave l ag e n c y while stu dying a b roa d i n Sp ai n , an d late r r etur n e d to De n ve r to esta blish a su cces s fu l h ome c le a n i n g bu s i n e s s , wh i c h h e r fam ily now ove rsees . D u lc e n ow works at Ke ll e r Wi l l i am s R e al ty D owntown, the #1 Re gi o n al R e a l Estate broke r a g e i n th e state of C olorado. She bec a me a p ro u d h ome owne r i n 2 02 0. H e r person al mission cont i n u e s by s p re ad i n g fi n an c i al l i te r a c y an d h elping indiv idu al s bu i ld p a s s i ve i n c o me t h r oug h r e a l e state .
JUNO PADILLA Arrupe Jesuit, Class of 2013 Colorado School of Mines, Class of 2020 Juno was bor n and rai s e d i n D e n ve r, Color ad o. T h i s p a st May, he gr adu ate d from t h e Colorad o S c h oo l of M i n e s wi th a Bachel or of Scie n c e d e gre e i n Me c h an i ca l En g i n e e r i n g an d a m in or in Pu bl ic A ffai rs v i a t h e Mc B ri d e H on or s Pr og r am . During his Ju nior ye ar, Ju n o t rave le d to th e Kh um bu Valley of Ne pal on b e h alf o f a lo c al NG O , H i ke for H e lp , to ass ist with a project ai me d at u p li ft i n g t h e lo c al e c on om y. Currentl y, Ju no hold s mu lt i p le role s , i n c lu d i n g p art- ti m e work with Arru pe Je s u i t ’s CWSP as h e p r e p ar e s fo r a two- yea r de pl oyment wi t h t h e Pe ac e Corp s i n Guate m al a. H i s goa l is to f ind new way s t h at h e c a n h e lp oth e r s a n d m a ke a difference in his co mmu n i t y.
STEPHEN ARCHULETA Arrupe Jesuit, Class of 2013 Regis University, Class of 2017 University of Colorado Boulder, PhD Candidate Steph en f irst fou nd a love fo r s c i e n c e as a c h i l d , watc h i n g shows on The We at h e r Ch a n n e l, re ad i n g e n c y c l op e d i as for fun, and dre aming of be c o mi n g a storm c h as e r. A s h e m ove d thro ugh high school a n d c olle ge , h i s p as s i on for s c i e n c e an d en couragement from h i s s c i e n c e te ac h e rs i n s p i r e d h i m to on e d ay become a STEM te ac h e r as we ll. A s a B i oc h e m i str y P hD candidate, Ste p h e n c u rre nt ly re s e arc h e s g e n e expression and ge n e re gu lat i on at CU B ou l d e r. In h i s fr e e tim e, Ste phen enjoy s p lay i n g a n d p rod u c i n g m us i c , s p o rts , bicycling, gaming, an d s p e n d i n g t i me wi t h h i s fam i l y, i n c l ud i n g his m any dogs and c at s !
ARRUPE JESUI T
S TAT I S T I C S
TO DAT E
• Fourteen Classes of Graduates, totaling 975 Alumni
• Over $86.5 Million Earned in College Scholarship Dollars
• $27.1 Million Earned from Corporate Work Study Jobs
• 100% College Acceptance
AFT E R A RRUP E JESU I T
• 67% College Persistence as of June 2019 (gained or seeking
certificate or degree)
-Compared nationally to 10-15% for our demographic
• 90% First Generation College Bound
CU R R E N T S T U D E N T B O DY
46% Male
442 Students 54% Female
93% Hispanic
3% Caucasian
2% African American
1% Asian
1% Other
76% Qualify for Free & Reduced Lunch
50% First Generation High School Graduates
Average Income: $41,225 (Family of 4)
94 Feeder SchoolsPr o u d S u pp ort e r s of
A r r u pe J e s u i t
H ig h S c ho ol
S inc e 2 0 0 4
Paul & MJ
PowersT H A N K YO U
TO O U R E V E N T S P O N S O R S !
Your sponsorship bridges the gap between what each
family contributes and the total cost of a quality
education at Arrupe Jesuit High School.
P R E S I D E N T I A L S PO N S O R SS E N I O R S PO N S O R S
Amazing Parish
Colorado Housing & Finance Authority
Walt & Ellyn Coughlin
The Dick & Robin Kelly Foundation
The Jesuit Community of
Arrupe Jesuit and Regis University
Jones & Keller, PC
Richard & Mary Pat McCormick
Ready Foods, Inc.
Mike & Nancy Zoellner
J U N I O R S PO N S O R S
Hercules Industries, Inc.
Carl & Jan Hoover
John and Fl orence Fortune Family Foundation
Clay & Priscilla Fryer Family & Friends
The Dorota & Kevin Kilstrom Family
Rick & Molly Klau
Susan & Don Murphy
Tim & Pari O’Donnell
Darren & Julia Walsh
Craig & Beth Zoellner
*We regret any omissions due to printing deadlines.S O P H O M O R E S PO N S O R S
Camp b e ll K i lli n B ri t tan & R ay
Ci t y L i ght & Powe r
Ci t y wi d e B an ks
Fo rst Fami ly Fou n d at i on
Innove st Port foli o Solu t i on s LLC
JR B u t le r
D ave & Vi c ki e P u c h i
R e gi s U n i ve rs i t y
R ou t z on Fa mi ly Fo u n d at i o n
R owan Fami ly Fou n d at i on
F R E S H M A N S PO N S O R S
Arc h d i oc e s e of D e n ve r
B a c e li n e G rou p
D ave & Ma ry Ca rr
D e n ve r Te c h D e nt i st ry
Fitzge ral d Fami ly Fu n d at Th e Cat h ol i c Fo un d ati on
Franse n P i t t man G e n e ral Contr a ctor s
Ho ly Fami ly Cat h oli c Par i s h
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Kate an d Mark Mi c h alek
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Th e O ’D wye r Fa mi ly
Mi ke & L a ra O ’Sh a u gh n e s s y
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Sa i nt Jos e p h Hos p i ta l
Y ES Commu n i t i e s , L LCEV E N T C H A I R
R o b i n Ke l l y
EV E N T CO M M I T T E E
Linda Bandy Kim Hardin Debbie O’Dwyer
Kathy Benetka Carleen Haselden Mary Beth O’Hagan
Lindell Blaich Maureen Hendricks Lara O’Shaughnessy
Laura Boetger Isa bel Heuer Vickie Puchi
Julie Bowen Jill Hibbeln Cindy Routzon
Karen Burlage Christy Horvat Rebecca Sandoval
Deb Campbell Anne Jacob Lori Schultz
Dorothy Campbell Sheri Jaraczeski Patty Spurway
Ellyn Coughlin Michelle Kennedy Bonnie Sutherland
Martha Diss Sundby Anne Kilkenny Deborah Svisco
Haddie Elliott Dorota Kilstrom Margaret Tezak
Lynn Emrick Molly Klau John Tobey
Lynda Engel Sarah Kleinschmidt Laurie Vieira
Patricia Fennelly Mari Ann Martin Susan Viereck
Mary Ann Figlino, CSJ Jane Masterson Julia Walsh
Molly Fortune Moira McCa be Dawn Wolf
Courtney Godbolt Susan Murphy Beth Zoellner
Kaye Hammond Teri Newland Nancy Zoellner
Maribeth Hanzlik
P RO M OT I O N A L PA R T N E R SPA D D L E R A I S E R
You can make certain deserving students have access to
an Arrupe Jesuit education. Every family relies on our
financial assistance program, low stated tuition, and
CWSP earnings. Philanthropic gifts are what make this
model possible.
Now is your time to open the doors of
opportunity for our students!
Rick and Susan Schmitz together with two anonymous
donors have committed a 1:1 match on your donations
during this paddle raiser for the first $200,000 raised.
“Knowing strangers
were willing to give to
help make this experience
possible for me makes
me want to give back,
as well, when I get
the opportunity in
the future.”
-AJHS Graduate,
DeMarco RandallAU CT I O N R U L E S
• You may pay online by VISA, MasterCard, American Express or Discover. Payment
can also be made by check after the event. Please send gifts to the Philanthropy
Department at Arrupe Jesuit High School, 4343 Utica Street, Denver, CO 80212.
• Appropriate sales tax will be collected on tangible items.
• Items are available for in-person bidders to take home after the event. Virtual
bidders may pick up their items at Arrupe Jesuit or we can make arrangements to
deliver auction items to your home or office. Staff will be in touch following the event.
• Please note all conditions, restrictions, and expiration dates on items and services.
Gift certificates do not always include tax or gratuity.
• Dates for all trips and similar events must be mutually arranged with donor, unless
otherwise noted. All reservations should be made as soon as possible.
• Every attempt has been made to catalog and describe the auction items correctly,
but all items are sold “as is” with no warranties expressed or implied. By purchasing,
the buyer waives any claim for liability against either Arrupe Jesuit High School or
the donor of the property or service, and neither Arrupe Jesuit High School nor the
donor of the property or service is responsible for any personal injury or damages to
property that may result from the utilization of the property or services sold.
• If an item is purchased for more than the fair market value, the difference is tax
deductible as a charitable donation.
• All sales are final.
PA D D L E R A I S E R
• Please make your Paddle Raiser donation on our event website, also accessible on
your mobile phone: www.MagisNight.com
• Paddle Raiser donations can be fulfilled after the event concludes. Please send gifts
to the Philanthropy Department at Arrupe Jesuit High School, 4343 Utica Street,
Denver, CO 80212. Stock transfer directions are available upon request.F E AT U R E D AU CT I O N I T E M S SA NCT UA RY FOURSO M E Four lucky golfers will have the golf experience of a lifetime at the pristine and breathtaking Sanctuary! Sanctuary is played exclusively by invitation or through one of its annual charity events where foursomes start at $5,000. Offering a stunning panorama of the Rocky Mountains, Sanctuary is known for its elevated tees, towering pines, and 180-degree mountain views encompassing Pikes Peak to Longs Peak. Because of the dramatic terrain, a foursome feels like the entire course is yours and five sets of tees invite every level of play. Approximate Value: Priceless Special thanks to Dave & Gail Liniger, Rudy Zupetz & Sanctuary D I NE I N DECADE NCE AT T HE PL IMOT H The date is set for Thursday, August 5 at 6:00 PM. Enjoy this exclusive and delicious evening filled with cocktails, wine, plated multi-course dinner, and desserts hand selected and prepared by some of Denver’s best chefs at The Plimoth. Voted as one of 5280 Magazines 25 Best Restaurants, your evening at The Plimoth will not disappoint! This unforgettable and delicious evening will be sold for a maximum of 28 couples. Approximate Value: $500/couple Multi-sale Price: $750 Special thanks to The Plimoth
C A S T E R ’ S PA R A D I S E A Magis Night favorite returns! This fishing trip for eight along the North Platte River is for two full fishing days, two nights, and includes transportation from Centennial Airport to Casper, WY on a private jet. Upon arrival, your group will head to the Crazy Rainbow Lodge to settle in and have dinner. The next morning, your Crazy Rainbow Fly Fishing guide will take you to the Ugly Bug Fly Shop to gear up, then on to the great outdoors for day #1 of the action. For each excursion, your professional fishing guides will take you in two-man drift boats to fish the North Platte, where you will catch some of the largest rainbow trout in the country. Approximate Value: $10,000 Special thanks to Ugly Bug Fly Shop, Casper WY 7 N I G H T STAY AT O NE ST EA M B OAT PL ACE Pamper yourself with a 7-night stay from June 19th- June 26th, 2021 in the luxury of One Steamboat Place, located slopeside by the gondola. In this spacious, four bedroom residence, with 5-star amenities, you can easily accommodate eight guests. Enjoy cooking in a state-of- the-art kitchen, or enjoy a large variety of excellent local restaurants. Steamboat is full of amazing summer activities: hundreds of miles of beautiful hiking and mountain biking trails, tubing the Yampa, soaking at Strawberry Park Hot Springs or Old Town Hot Springs, flyfishing, and golf. At One Steamboat Place, you can enjoy kids activities, an outdoor heated pool, three hot tubs, a large Fitness Center and a Wellness Spa. The concierge services at One Steamboat Place will plan it all for you, will valet your vehicles, and will provide free luxury transportation anywhere in Steamboat. Come join the laidback lifestyle of Steamboat Springs! Approximate Value: $14,000 Special thanks to Mike & Carleen Haselden
B OA R D O F T R U S T E E S
Susan G. Murphy, Chair
Michael J. O’Hagan, President
Tom Bowie Andy Newland
Jim Campbell Debbie O’Dwyer
David Card Lara O’Shaughnessy
Walt Coughlin Fr. Bill Oulvey, SJ
Fr. Joseph Damhorst, SJ Vickie Puchi
Judi Diaz Bonacquisti Rick Schmitz
Bill Fortune Rich Todd
Fr. Jim Goeke, SJ Jacqueline Van Cleave
Rick Klau Darren Walsh
Fr. Martin Lally Craig Zoellner
C W S P B OA R D O F T R U S T E E S
Dave Puchi, Chair
Rick Ninneman, CWSP Director
Sarah Finn Michael J. O’Hagan
Sylvia Harmon Adams Price
Fred Herrera Taylor Smith
Jon Hernandez Mike St. John
Dave Mead Rich Todd
Andy Newland Laurie VieiraA N N U A L CO S T TO E D U C AT E
Total Cost
p e rtost
Educate
u d e nt : per
$ 1 5student:
, 2 0 0 $15,200
fuFunded
n d e d b yby::
Tuition & Scholarships
11% Philanthropy
(down from 18%) 36%
Endowment Draw
CWSP, Tuition, & 4%
Scholarship Loss CWSP Earnings
due to COVID-19 10%
39% (down from 42%)PDC Energy employs hundreds of Coloradans with
Colorado values. Our employees are dedicated to the
responsible development of the resources that power
all our lives.
PDC Energy is a proud sponsor of Arrupe Jesuit High
School Magis Night 2021.
PDCEnergy
PDCE.com/CommunityAU CT I O N D O N O R S Mike & Elaine Ackerman Dick & Robin Kelly Art For the Nations Chris & Michelle Kennedy John & Barb Astuno Kevin & Dorota Kilstrom Barre3 Rick & Molly Klau Bonacquisti Wine Co. Jennifer Kummer & Paul Krueger BookBar Kathy Kummer Julie Bowen Russ & Diane Kyncl Jeff Bruno Mark Stevens Photography Dave & Karen Burlage John & Mari Ann Martin Jim & Deb Campbell Fr. Tim McMahon, SJ Rachel Chaparro McNeil Designer Portraits Walt and Ellyn Coughlin Moore For Life Crested Butte Nordic Mouthfuls: A Store for Pets Denver Darling Boutique Donny & Sarah Newman Denver Museum of Nature and Science Bill Niklaus & Eugenia Davila Denver Zoo Rick & Kerry Ninneman Dickey’s Barbecue Pit Michael & Mary Beth O’Hagan Martha Diss Sundby Mike & Lara O’Shaughnessy Bob Dwyer & Michelle Vogt Parisi Elevation Hotel & Spa Dave & Vicki Puchi Enstrom Candies Puzzah F45 Training Redlands Grill Family Jones Rocky Mountain Theatre for Kids John & Sarah Finn Sam’s No. 3 Downtown First Western Trust Joe & Becky Schmid Casey Frank Sienna Wine Bar & Small Plates Reid & Courtney Godbolt Jason & Bonnie Sutherland Fr. Jim Goeke, SJ SwimLabs Littleton Golden Bear Larry & Margaret Tezak Sylvia Harmon Rich & Joanie Todd Mike & Carleen Haselden Tootsies - The Nail Shoppe Haselden Construction Tried & True Bill & Maribeth Hanzlik Zach & Jacqueline Van Cleave History Colorado Center David & Dawn Wolf Hydrate IV Bar Woods Boss Brewing Company J.R. Butler, Inc. Craig & Beth Zoellner Judith Babcock Fine Art Mike & Nancy Zoellner
MAGIS NIGHT F I N A N C I A L CO N T R I B U TO R S Anonymous (3) Andrew & Anne Jacob Mike & Elaine Ackerman Kaiser Permanente Russell & Pam Baker Beth and Joel Kelley Phil Barber & Caroline Lapp Mark & Marilyn Kessler Donna Blair Kevin & Dorota Kilstrom Don & Patty Brandes Alanna Kimmel Joe Bronesky & Jacquelin Medina Russ & Diane Kyncl Jerome & Susie Buckley Lewis Roca Rothgerber Christie LLP David & Kyra Capizzani David & Anne Lynch Mike Cedres Chris and Collette McConnell Roger & Nancy Celius Jim & Teri Newland Ann Cohen Margaret Nicholson Bill & Rebecca Connelly Cindy & Tony Prado-Gutierrez Mary Helen Coughlin Walt & Mary Ann Raynor Tom & Jennie Coulthurst Regis University Jesuit Community Chris Daly & Kathy Stafford Schmitz Family Foundation Denver Test Prep/Dan Koken Rick & Susan Schmitz Fr. Michael DeSciose Diane Seery Martha Diss Sundby Taylor Smith Escuela de Guadalupe Dave & Ann Steiner David & Jenifer Findlow Jeff & Monique Stemper Alice Frerman John Sullivan & Kay Taylor Frie Family Foundation Susie & Toby Sutherland Sue Fry Daniel & Cody Teets Henry & Amy Galan Larry & Margaret Tezak Bill Giddings Bill & Barb Thomas Don Heppermann & Nancy Felkner Florence Wagner Kurt Griffin & Susan Hoover David & Bevin Wallace Harold & Isabel Heuer Tim & Pamela Williams Kevin & Peg Higgins Gerry & Kerry Zarlengo Ted & Dorothy Horrell Mike & Nancy Zoellner
SERVE Re gis
COMMITTED TO TEACHING OUR STUDENTS TO
OTHERS,
DISCERN TRUTH AND
BUILD A MORE JUST
AND HUMANE WORLD
Colorado’s Catholic, Jesuit University since 1877
130 Vibrant campus Engaging
programs experience online learning
Holy Family Parish supports our great neighbor,
Arrupe Jesuit High School.CO N G R AT U L AT I O N S
TO OUR DANIELS SCHOLARSHIP FINALISTS!
Emanuel Contreras Jimena Ferrer Dagim Garedew Jairo Gonzalez Esparza
Isabella Iacovetta Andy Lupercio Escoto Natalie Maka Diego Martinez Campos
America Morales Solis Erika Nolasco Orona Janeaya Ramos Ana Rivera
Thank you to
everyone who has
supported them
through the interview
prep process. We
wish them luck in the
final round! Alex Torres Ortiz Alexis Torres OrtizAJHS CLASS OF 2021
100 seniors
662 college applications have been submitted
365 college acceptances to 55 colleges
SCHOLARSHIP HIGHLIGHTS
Chick Evans Scholarship Gates Scholarship
• 1 Scholar • 4 Semi Finalists
Daniels Scholarship Greenhouse Scholarship
• 14 Finalists • 3 Semi Finalists
Dell Scholarship QuestBridge Scholarship
• 3 Finalists • 1 student awarded,
heading to Boston CollegeBecome a Work Study Partner with
Arrupe Jesuit High School and
help form today’s students into
tomorrow’s leaders.
130 Denver companies employ students through Arrupe
Jesuit’s innovative Corporate Work Study Program (CWSP).
While strengthening company culture through community
impact and social justice, this program makes private,
college-preparatory education and career readiness possible
for students who otherwise would not have access.
Benefits to Corporate Partners
Exceptional & Capable Student Workers
Diverse Workforce Pipeline for the Future
Positive Community Impact & Influence on Company Culture
Benefits to Students
Invaluable Work Experience & Career Preparation
Real World Experience Informs Rigorous Classroom Environment
Provides Access to Jesuit, College Preparatory Education
2020-2021 Program Cost: $29,200
10 month school year contract
holidays & summer coverage available
Join us in making first-generation high school and college graduations a reality
by contacting CWSP Director, Rick Ninneman, at 720.726.3420 or
RNinneman@ArrupeJesuit.com, or visit us at www.ArrupeJesuit.comCO R PO R AT E W O R K S T U DY
P RO G R A M PA R T N E R S
Many partners are on hold for this year due to the pandemic,
but are still included in this list.
ACCOUNTING ENERGY / ENGINEERING
BDO U.S.A. Antero Resources
Eide Bailly LLP Aspect Energy, LLC
Plante Moran Cimarex Energy Co.
City Light & Power
ADVERTISING/MEDIA Eagle Automation
Effectv FourPoint Energy
Liberty Oilfield Services
AVIATION PDC Energy, Inc.
United Airlines Society of Economic Geologists †
Denver International Airport
FINANCE/INVESTMENTS
BANKING AllianceBernstein Corporation
Citywide Banks Baceline Group
CoBank, ACB Innovest Portfolio Solutions LLC
Sooper Credit Union Janus Henderson Investors
Johnson Financial Group, LLC
COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE / MORTGAGE Nelnet/5280 Solutions LLC
Colorado Housing and Finance Authority R.W. Baird
Newmark
FOOD/BEVERAGE
CONSTRUCTION/ARCHITECTURE Coffee & Bagel Brands
BluSky Leprino Foods Company
Fransen Pittman Ready Foods, Inc.
GH Phipps Construction Companies Service System Associates
Haselden Construction
Hensel Phelps GOVERNMENT
Hispanic Contractors of Colorado Bureau of Reclamation
Iron Woman Construction City of Denver Auditor
Johns Manville Colorado Department of Natural
Kiewit Companies Resources
Mortenson Construction Colorado House of Representatives
Shea Homes Colorado Oil & Gas Conservation
Commission
EDUCATION U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service
Denver Museum of Nature and Science U.S. Forest Service
Escuela de Guadalupe U.S. Mint
History Colorado Center
Regis University
† NEW EMPLOYER THIS YEAR
CO N TCONTINUED
INUEDWanco
HEALTHCARE NON-PROFIT
Bella Natural Women’s Care Annunciation Catholic Parish
Care Synergy Archdiocese of Denver
CommonSpirit Health Cathedral Basilica of the Immaculate
Denver Tech Dentistry Conception
Highlands Family Medicine Catholic Charities
Julia Temple Healthcare Center Centro San Juan Diego
Kaiser Permanente Colorado Nonprofit Association
New West Physicians Dominican Home Health Agency
Saint Joseph Hospital Family Tree
St. Anthony North Health Campus Haven of Hope
University of Colorado Hospital Girls Inc.
The Colorado Health Foundation Growing Home
The Urology Center of Colorado Hope Communities
Metro Caring
INSURANCE/RISK MANAGEMENT PCs for People
Colorado PERA So All May Eat
IMA, Inc. The Conflict Center
Willis Towers Watson The GrowHaus
Twin Parishes Food Bank
IT Warren Village
Xactly
REAL ESTATE/PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
LAW AIR Communities
Beatty & Wozniak, P.C. Mercy Housing
Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck, LLP Newmark Knight Frank Multifamily
Campbell Killin Brittan and Ray, LLC RedPeak Properties
Cohen & Black Law † Yes Communities, LLC
Davis Graham & Stubbs LLP
Denver City Attorney’s Office SERVICES
Faegre Baker Daniels American Medical Sales & Rentals
Greenberg Traurig, LLP Component Distributors, Inc. (CDI)
Holland & Hart LLP Consolidated Electrical Distributors Inc.
Jones and Keller, P.C. Dahl Plumbing
Lewis Roca Rothgerber Christie LLP Globus Family of Brands
Otten Johnson Robinson Neff + Ragonetti Steel-T Heating & Air Conditioning
Polsinelli
Snell & Wilmer L.L.P. TRANSPORTATION/AUTOMOTIVE
United Road
MANUFACTURING
Hercules Industries, Inc.
Hunter Douglas
J.R. Butler, Inc.
KONG Company † NEW EMPLOYER THIS YEARINTERESTED IN BECOMING A
CORPORATE WORK STUDY PARTNER?
KNOW SOMEONE WHO MIGHT BE?
Our need for new CWSP Partners is greater than ever
due to the effects of COVID-19 on Colorado businesses.
We would be so grateful for a referral that could
lead to a new CWSP Employer and a wealth of new
opportunity for our students.
Referrals are to be made to Rick Ninneman:
720.726.3420 or RNinneman@ArrupeJesuit.comT HE ARRUPE JESUI T G R A D U AT E AT G R A D U AT I O N COMMITTED TO JUSTICE Working for and with the impoverished, the unfairly treated, and those who are without representation. INTELLECTUALLLY COMPETENT Constantly thinking across disciplines and cultures, always maintaining a deep respect for wisdom and truth. LOVING Recognizing that respect, trust, and fidelity are the basis of any loving relationship and that love, for God or others, requires giving without asking anything in return. OPEN TO GROWTH Seeking out new challenges and opportunities to enrich her/his experience or perspective, be it religiously, socially, culturally, emotionally, or intellectually. RELIGIOUS Having a sincere and deep sense of God’s presence and love in her/his life, ever reliant on prayer and reflection on Christ’s example for guidance and development. WORK EXPERIENCED Having learned to be a dependable, responsible worker of integrity with high ethical standards.
Arrupe Jesuit
Golf Invitational
presented by RE/MAX, LLC
Wednesday, June 30, 2021
at Sanctuary
9:30am Registration, Practice & Brunch
11:00am Shotgun Start
5:00pm Reception & Awards
Foursomes available now at:
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