10/02/2026
When Marlon Sango MA ’23, discovered counseling, he found a profession that combined his interests in psychology, sociology, anthropology, and philosophy with something even more important: the opportunity to serve others.
Today, Marlon is clinical director at Advance Pathways, where he helps lead a multidisciplinary team connecting people experiencing homelessness with mental health care, housing assistance, food resources, transportation, and other services. The clinical program now serves more than 1,000 clients each week.
Marlon credits his CU Denver faculty and supervisors with helping him grow into the clinician and leader he is today. Now, he’s paying that mentorship forward by supervising CU Denver Counseling and Couple and Family Therapy students as they develop their own clinical skills.
“Everybody poured into me,” Marlon said. “I was all in for it.”
Read how Marlon is creating pathways to healing while helping prepare the next generation of counselors.
Alum Marlon Sango Expands Care for People Experiencing Homelessness