Your Bite-Sized Bronco Digest

• Care Con Corazón: When cancer survivor Nelly Pérez González ’05 couldn’t find accessible wellness services for the Spanish-speaking Latino community, she built one! A course with My Own Business Institute (MOBI) helped Nelly turn her personal healing into community care.
  
  
• Aging Artfully: The de Saisset Museum opened its doors to the public on Nov. 18, 1955, thanks to a bequest from Isabel de Saisset to honor her brother (and SCU alumnus) Ernest. Happy 70th birthday, de Saisset—here’s to many more masterpieces ahead!
  
  
• Lighting the Way: Professor Ruth Silver Taube J.D. ’93 is glowing! She just earned the Luminary Award at the Santa Clara County Women’s Leadership and Policy Summit. Her fierce advocacy for workers’ rights and social justice is a shining example of Bronco values.

Go Broncos!

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