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 The
Lasallian Collegians Network has been established in the District
of San Francisco to allow graduates of Lasallian secondary schools
to stay in contact and/or engaged in the Lasallian educational mission.
The Network allows students attending private and public colleges
and universities to receive news and information from the Institute
on a regular basis. In addition to keeping students informed, the
Network is currently exploring ways to formally offer opportunities
to students who wish to stay connected to the mission. The Network
plans to sponsor a variety of formation activities including annual
retreats, immersion programs, and social justice awareness programs,
as well as opportunities for students to gather regionally to celebrate
Lasallian community and heritage.
 Some
Collegians enjoy assisting Lasallian works through service. Others
assist the District Office of Education by providing leadership and
support to the annual Lasallian Youth Assembly and regional gatherings.
Many Collegians go on to explore other options available to them after
college, such as Lasallian Volunteers or entering Lasallian ministry
as a lay partner or De La Salle Christian Brother. For more information
about Lasallian Collegians contact Mr. Robert Jordan, Associate Coordinator
Lasallian School Programs at De La Salle Institute, rjordan@dlsi.org.
Register
to Be a Member of the LCN
 By
registering as a member of the LCN, you will become part of a growing
network of college students committed to learning more about and living
out the educational mission of Saint John Baptist de La Salle. As
a member of LCN, you will receive e-mail notices about special events
and opportunities available to college students sponsored by the District
Office of Education, as well as information about Lasallian works
across the country and around the globe. You will also receive news
and information published by the Office of Education at De La Salle
Institute in Napa.
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LCN
- Events and Opportunities
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| November 23 In San Francisco |
Lasallian
Collegians Thanksgiving Dinner: Please join the LCN
as we celebrate Thanksgiving a little early this year. The
Christian Brothers Community at Sacred Heart Cathedral Prep
in San Francisco is opening up their home to us to celebrate
Thanksgiving. The feast will start at 2:00-6:00 PM. We will
have a Turkey will all the trimmings, as well great conversation
with great people. If you can attend, please RSVP to Robert
by November 14th at rjordan@dlsi.org. |
| December 26-28 In Klamath, CA |
A
Lasallian Collegians "Recharge Retreat" This holiday
retreat is intended to be a time of relaxation and community
before heading back to school. The retreat will be held
on the beach at the Redwood Hostel in Klamath, CA on US
Route 101 just before the Oregon border. We are hoping to
get carpools going from the SF Bay Area/Sacramento as well
as from the Portland area. The cost is only $15 and includes
accommodations and meals. The Redwood Hostel is the perfect
setting for this years retreat. Come and join us for prayer,
discussion, a bonfire on the beach as well as some rest
and relaxation. If you are interested please register by
clicking here and filling out the online registration
form. After we have a list of who's going, we will form
carpools. Checkout the Redwood Hostel at http://www.norcalhostels.org/redwoodnationalpark.html
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February/March
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Sacred
Heart Cathedral Junior Retreats Need Collegians: For
those of you interested, Sacred Heart Cathedral Prep in
San Francisco is looking for some retreat leaders for their
Junior Retreat Program that takes place in February and
March. These are overnight retreats in the Bay Area that
run from a Tuesday-Wednesday. The dates for the retreats
are Feb. 3-4, 17-18 and Mar. 2-3. If you are interested
please contact Retreat Coordinator Marilyn
Paquette at Sacred Heart Cathedral Preparatory by November
14th at MariPaqu@shcp.edu |
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July
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Lasallian
Student Leadership Institute: Collegians stay tuned!
The District of San Francisco is currently designing a week
long program for high school students involved in Student
Government and Campus Ministry. We will no doubt need a
team of Collegians to assist us with the program. Tenitive
dates are July 25-30, 2004 at Saint Mary's College. More
information to come. |
| August |
Lasallian
Youth Assembly 2004. Once again, we will need a team
of collegians to assist in the planning and execution of
the Lasallian Youth Assembly. The tentivie dates for the
assembly are August 1-6, 2004. We have narrowed the location
of the assembly to USF in San Francisco or one of three
different locations in the Yakima Valley in Washington.
The district will have a decision by the end of November.
Stay tuned to this one as well. |
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Saint Mary's College High School in Berkeley is looking for collegians
to help lead our Senior Retreat. The retreat is on January 8-9 at
the CYO camp by the Russian River. We are looking for collegians to
lead small group discussions, help facilitate some large group activities,
and to help with the dorms at night. There is a training session on
January 4. If interested, please contact Mr. Fulay at (510) 559-6248
or amfulay@stmchs.org.
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Lasallian
Collegians Network Registry:
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Cathedral
High School
Leo Guardaro (Saint Mary's College)
Jose Rodriguez (UC Berkeley)
Paul Reyes (Univ. of Notre Dame)
Raphael Hernandez (Cal Poly Pomona)
Christopher Patiño (University of Arizona)
John Zabala (Saint Mary's College)
Raphael Hernandez (Cal Poly Pomona)
Angel Vasquez (Cathedral High School)
Ryan Suarez (University of Notre Dame)
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Christian
Brothers High School
David Holquin (Saint Mary's College)
Erica Pascuzzi (CSU, Chico)
Michelle LaSala (Montana State Univ.)
Ben McAlister (University of Southern California)
Kathryn Smith (CSU, Sacramento)
Brendan McVeigh (UC San Diego)
Thomas Guro (Christian Brothers University)
Leila Abu-hijleh (Holy Names College)
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De
La Salle High School, Concord
Kevin Meenan (Boston College)
David Goodman (Boston College)
Sam Adams (Saint Mary's College)
Paul Schafer (Gonzaga University)
Michael Bausch (Saint Mary's College)
Kevin Connelly (Villanova University)
Russ Teicheira (CSU, Chico)
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Justin-Siena
High School
Jon Foreman (University of S.Calfornia)
Gina PioRoda (University of Santa Clara)
Lucy Hoff (UCLA)
Olivia Villa (Marymount College)
Nico Herrera (CSU, Sacramento)
Lindsey Lum (Saint Mary's College) |
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La
Salle High School, Milwaukie
Katie Peifer (Gonzaga University)
Tony Feltz (University of Oregon)
Bri Hennessy (Gonzaga University)
Monica Landsness (Univ. of Washington)
Amy Chan (Santa Clara University)
Katherine Rodela (Seattle University)
Teresa Nicola (Columbia College Chicago)
Nick Gerrone (Gonzaga University)
Courtney McCullough (University of San Diego)
Madelyn Sykes (University of Portland)
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La
Salle High School, Pasadena
Maryann Ferris (Saint Mary's College)
Milad Sarkis (Saint Mary's College)
Brandon Birr (Saint Mary’s College)
Christina Miller (Wellesley College) |
La
Salle High School, Yakima
Stacy Rush (Gonzaga University)
Alma A. Balderas (Heritage College, WA)
Jonathan Pollard (Heritage College, WA) |
Saint
Mary's College High School
Reza Aghababa (UC Berkeley)
Phoebe Boone (UC Santa Barbara)
Elena Gonzalez (CSU, Hayward)
Angela Rubio (San Diego State University)
Isabelle Boone (Boston College) |
Sacred
Heart Cathedral Preparatory
Celina Gomes (Saint Mary's College)
Christina Grande (San Francisco State)
Katie Krueger (Saint Mary's College)
Valerie Y. Montes (Saint Mary's College)
Mike Sabella (Saint Mary's College)
Rosemarie Dias (University of Chicago)
Kristina Huey (University of San Diego)
Robert Cousart (UC Santa Barbara)
Jocelyn Wong (UC San Diego)
Vincent Peterson (San Francisco Conservatory)
Eve Mendez (University of San Francisco)
Stacy Keenan (Syracuse University)
Jessica Schutz (Univeristy of San Diego)
Danielle Schutz (University of Southern California)
Andreana Villa (San Diego State)
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Other
Lasallian Schools:
La Salle Bacolod, Phillippines
Anton Taruc (Saint Mary's College)
La Salle Green Hills, Manila
Rafael Ramos (Diablo Valley College)
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The
Lasallian Collegians Network
District
of San Francisco
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By
registering online with the Lasallian Collegians Network
you will receive special news and information about events
in the District and International Institute, in addition
to opportunities for Collegians to be directly involved
in Lasallian ministries. Opportunities include assisting
schools or works with immersion programs, Lasallian Youth
events, retreats, student leadership, etc. We will also
publicize service experience, retreats and other gatherings
especially designed for Collegians.
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