AlumniAcross the Country Meet Up

—Next Up: Orange County, Inland Empire, Ventura & More

Techmen living in the New York City and Washington, D.C. areas recently met up to get to know other alumni in their area. Tech President Memo Gutierrez (AU ‘83) and Phil Consuegra, Vice President of Development and Strategic Initiatives, hosted the complimentary, low-key events.

Several more regional gatherings are planned over the next few months:

- South Orange County

- Inland Empire/Ontario

- Ventura/Camarillo

- Denver

- Las Vegas

- South Bay

- Long Beach

For dates and details, or to RSVP, visit www.boscotech.edu/alumni/out-of-townalumni-receptions

The events begin at 5:30 p.m. and have no set end time. Complimentary beer and heavy appetizers will be served. Techmen, we’re looking forward to seeing you!

Cheering on Our Cheer Team

Congratulations to Bosco Tech’s amazing Tiger Cheer Team who came out on top at the Sharp Ultimate Championship at Azusa Pacific University in early January. The Tiger team earned:

-1st place Performance Cheer Division

-1st & 2nd place--Stunt Off

-1st & 2nd place--Jump Contest

-1st place--Kick Contest

-Most Enthusiastic Team & FanAward

Awesome job, young ladies/athletes! We’re so proud of you and appreciate all you do to promote Tiger spirit!

Sunday, March 5—

Celebrate with Bishop David O’Connell & the Unfriendly Sons of St. Patrick & Help the Tech

We are blessed to collaborate with Bishop O’Connell and his loyal support group, the Unfriendly Sons of St. Patrick the friendliest bunch you’ll meet to help our students earn much needed scholarships and tuition assistance. Come enjoy great food, music, drinks, amazing auction items, and festive fellowship. The fun starts at 5:30 p.m. We hope to see you there! Visit www.boscotech.edu/ stpatricks for details.

Feast of St. John Bosco & Salesian Spirit Games —Celebrating Our Traditions

“We celebrate the feast of our founding father, St. John Bosco, whose legacy defines our work in more than 130 countries around the world, with the help of nearly 30,000 Salesian priests, brothers and sisters.”

Fr. Timothy Ploch, SDB, Interim Director, Salesian Missions

In Salesian schools and ministries around the world, January 31 is well known as the Feast of St. John Bosco. This day is an opportunity to remember and celebrate the man who, in the mid-1800's, opened a unique school for young men in Turin, Italy, and started a revolution in education and ministry. In addition to celebrating Mass as a student body, our young people enjoyed the traditional Salesian Spirit Games.