2022 Golf Tournament Sponsorships
Title Sponsor | $7,500
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Lead recognition on all printed materials
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Two foursomes
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Welcome banner at course
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Logo on golf apparel
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Logo on website
Lunch Sponsor | $3,000
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Signage at lunch
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Name recognition
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Promotional opportunities
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Foursome
Breakfast Sponsor | $2,000
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Signage at breakfast
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Name recognition
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Promotional opportunities
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Foursome
Beverage Cart Sponsor | $2,000
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Name recognition on beverage ticket
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Signage on a hole
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Promotional opportunities
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Foursome
Hole-in-One Sponsor | $1,800
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Signage on all par-3 holes (4 holes)
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Guaranteed face time with each golfer at the hole
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Name recognition
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Promotional opportunities
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Foursome
Golf Cart Sponsor | $1,600
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Name recognition on golf carts
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Signage at a hole
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Promotional opportunities
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Foursome
Putting Contest Sponsor | $1500
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Signage at the Putting Contest Green
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All Golfers have entry into putting contest
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Guaranteed face time with each golfer
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Name recognition
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Promotional opportunities
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Foursome
Scholarships
SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM
The Denver Osteopathic Foundation scholarship program has been in place since 1993. Prior to the opening of an osteopathic medical school in Colorado scholarships were awarded to 3 and 4 year medical students going to school outside Colorado.
Since the opening of Rocky Vista University College of Osteopathic Medicine in 2006 the Foundation has offered scholarships exclusively to those students. RVUCOM is a for-profit organization, unlike many of the other osteopathic medical schools around the country that are non-profit.
The number of scholarships awarded each year is determined each year by the board of directors. The amount of each scholarship is also determined by the board each year. Usually at its March/April Meeting.
Scholarships are offered to 3 and 4th year medical students. The board also considers 2nd year students matriculating into 3rd year and graduating 4th year students.
DOF works with RVUCOM to follow scholarship recipients as they go through residency training after medical school. It is our hope that they will become involved with DOF when they begin their medical careers.
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APPLY
Offering Medical School scholarships to eligible and deserving students committed to osteopathic medicine supports our mission to advance postgraduate osteopathic medical education. Please note, the Scholarship Application is due March 15th. To review the Denver Osteopathic Foundation Scholarship guidelines and application procedures, please download the Scholarship Application.
Upon completion of the Scholarship Application, please submit to the Denver Osteopathic Foundation, 8401 S. Chambers Road Englewood, CO 80112
For questions regarding the Scholarship Application, please contact Julie Collett, Executive Director:
Phone: 720-262-3845
e-mail: director@dofound.org
CONGRATULATIONS
to our 2025 Scholarship Recipients!
Thanks to the generous contributions of many, we are happy to award scholarships to these students from Rocky Vista University. If you are interested in applying or donating, please see the scholarship or donation pages for more info.
Akram Hejazi
Growing up in Golden, Colorado, Akram developed a deep appreciation for the state and its diverse communities. His understanding of health as a dynamic and interconnected process was shaped by formative experiences throughout his life. During his time at Rocky Vista University, he actively has pursued opportunities that align with his vision of integrating scientific inquiry with compassionate patient care.
Even if his residency takes him out of state, Akram plans to return to Colorado to practice medicine. He is committed to giving back by providing high-quality, holistic care to those who need it most. Aware of the significant healthcare disparities in Colorado’s rural areas, Akram believes that osteopathic medicine can have a profound and positive impact. His goal is to help bridge the gap in healthcare access and ensure that individuals in underserved communities receive the care they deserve.
Daniela Chissum Lagos
At 16, Daniela moved from Lima, Peru to Basalt, Colorado, where she navigated the challenges of a new language and culture. Through perseverance, she not only overcame these obstacles but also found a deep sense of belonging and connection to her community—an experience that fueled her passion for osteopathic medicine. Her journey into medicine has been guided by three core values: the strength of community, the art of holistic healing, and the power of education.
After residency, Daniela plans to return to the Roaring Fork Valley, which is home to a large Hispanic population. She is committed to bridging the gaps that impact healthcare access and patient trust in her community. Daniela’s goal is to ensure that every patient feels valued, understood, and empowered to take control of their health. Her mission extends beyond transforming individual lives—she hopes to inspire a broader shift toward preventive, patient-centered care throughout the community.
Alyssa Eliopulos
Denver has become more than just the place where Alyssa attends school—it has become her home. Since beginning her studies at Rocky Vista University, she has immersed herself in the community through meaningful volunteer work. These experiences have reinforced the importance of understanding and connecting with communities in order to provide holistic, patient-centered osteopathic care.
Alyssa plans to specialize in Internal Medicine and, after residency, hopes to serve as a hospitalist in the Denver area. She is drawn to Internal Medicine because it offers intellectual challenge, continuity of care, and the opportunity to address complex medical issues. By combining clinical practice, patient education, and community outreach, Alyssa aims to make a meaningful contribution to the health and well-being of the Denver community.
SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS
Holly Williamson
Being a Coloradan is a core part of Holly’s identity. Born and raised in Colorado, she knows it will always be her forever home. Her passion for osteopathy was sparked while volunteering at a free rehabilitation clinic for uninsured patients in Englewood. There, she witnessed the power of interdisciplinary collaboration and became deeply committed to osteopathic medicine’s unique ability to optimize healing by addressing all aspects of a patient’s life.
In ten years, Holly envisions herself providing comprehensive care to underserved Coloradans recovering from spinal cord injuries. Her future practice will focus not only on restoring physical function, but also on supporting mental and emotional healing. “Colorado is my family, my community, my home—and the place where I can make the greatest impact as an osteopathic physician.”
4th Year Medical Student Volunteer Award
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The Volunteer of the Year Award was created in 2015 by the Denver Osteopathic Board of Directors to honor a 4th year medical student who has demonstrated outstanding community service, time and leadership to DOF and its programs.
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In 2023 the DOF Board voted to change the name to the Timothy Judd, DO, Volunteer of the Year Award. The name change is to honor Dr. Judd for his compassion, commitment and dedication to DOF, osteopathic medical students and the profession of osteopathic medicine and not to mention the thousands of hours he has volunteered. Dr. Judd was an integral part of DOF for 24 years and was president of DOF for 14 years before moving to San Diego.
TIMOTHY JUDD, DO,
VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR AWARD
The Denver Osteopathic Foundation proudly recognizes Dr. Alyssa Inge as the 2025 recipient of the Timothy Judd, DO Volunteer of the Year Award.
Since her first year at Rocky Vista University, Dr. Inge has been deeply involved with the Foundation, serving as the student representative on the DOF Board throughout her medical school journey. She has generously volunteered her time in the community, delivering Food, Fun, and Fitness presentations at preschools across the Denver metro area and providing sports physicals for Special Olympics athletes.
Dr. Inge also co-created and launched Networking in Medicine, an innovative and successful initiative that connects RVU students with local physicians who share their professional interests.
She will soon be relocating with her family to Portland, Oregon, where she will begin her Pediatric Residency at Oregon Health & Science University.
Dr. Alyssa Inge
A good healer cannot depend on skill alone. The healer must have correct attitude, sensitivity, compassion and a sense of responsibility.
Our Mission
Elevating the health and well-being of the community, advancing osteopathic medical education , and improving the public’s understanding of osteopathic medicine.
