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You can help ensure that a low-income youth who could make it in college, makes it to college!
By sponsoring a student, you will empower a high potential youth with the tools, information, role models and support to make it to college. Your sponsorship allows a student to participate in a college immersion summer workshop, provides a year-long curriculum and support to a student during their senior year, equips a student to be an influential leader among peers and supplies a student to connect with colleges.
Please consider shining a light on a low-income high potential youth in Metro Denver! We hope that you will support us in our critical work by making a donation today!
For more information or to donate, please contact Sara Spanier at (720) 252-3577 or at sspanier(at)collegesummit.org
Annette Langdon was an extraordinary person, a dear friend and an amazing volunteer with College Summit. She made a significant impact on our youth, our staff and our volunteers with her spirit, her energy and her passion for helping others. Not only did Annette volunteer and help youth succeed, she got her friends and family involved as Writing Coaches and as College Counselors, including her mother who is volunteered as a College Counselor this past summer.
Annette unexpectedly passed away on January 24, 2008. She suffered a major brain aneurysm while waiting for the light rail. Please visit her memorial page at http://www.annettesmemorial.org. The site also has information on the scholarship that is being established in her honor at American University in Washington, DC.
Name: Stephanie Colunga Montoya, Writing Coach at DU in 2008
Where you graduated college? Colorado State University 2000, 2003
Where you work? University of Denver, Department of Student Life
Favorite Book: Rain of Gold, Victor Villasenor
Favorite Movie: Mi Familia, Good Will Hunting, 50 First Dates
Hero: My mom. She’s a single mother and raised 3 college grads!
Community Involvement: Lambda Theta Nu Sorority Inc. & Colorado State Latino Alumni Organizations, mentoring and advising.
What advice do you have for College Summit students?
Be Assertive! It is so important to go out there and get what you want. Ask questions. Demand answers. Always advocate for yourself and others.
Why would you recommend people get involved with College Summit?
College Summit was a great way to connect with young, motivated, SMART students from our community. The other volunteers were equally dedicated and amazing. It’s an experience you will not forget!

Learn more about College Summit by watching this informational video.