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AKA is comprised of a nucleus of 260,000 members in graduate and undergraduate chapters in the United States, the U. S. Virgin Islands, the Caribbean, Canada, Japan, Germany, Korea and on the continent of Africa.

Its membership is comprised of distinguished women who boast excellent academic records, proven leadership skills, and are involved in the global community through advocacy and service. AKA has dedicated itself to improving the quality of life for citizens worldwide and promoting peace.

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Alpha Kappa Psi focuses on providing ethical leadership and professional development. Through educational programs, community service, and hands-on-application of formal education, Alpha Kappa Psi students use the business skills they are taught in the classroom to acquire life skills such as the art of compromise, consensus building, project management, interviewing, and networking.

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Mission Contact: Coco Crandall

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Our ten founders were pioneers of the coeducational system at a time when society said women did not need higher education. Facing such opposition, our founders sought support from each other and formed Alpha Phi in 1872 at Syracuse University.

Alpha Phi's colors are silver and bordeaux, and its symbols include the Phi Bear and the ivy leaf. Alpha Phi enhances and promotes each member's development and learning by focusing on sisterhood, service, scholarship, leadership, loyalty, and character development.

Today, our sisterhood stretches from coast to coast through 160 collegiate campuses and includes more than 200,000 members. Sisters in Alpha Phi share a commitment to excellence and a strong desire to help one another and their communities.

Our chapter was first colonized as a local sorority, but became an international Alpha Phi chapter in 1996. To this day, our chapter is comprised of the highest caliber of women, each member diverse and unique, but bonded together in sisterhood.

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Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc., the first intercollegiate Greek-letter fraternity established for African American Men, was founded at Cornell University in Ithaca, New York by seven college men who recognized the need for a strong bond of brotherhood among African descendants in this country.

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The Kappa Epsilon Chapter of Alpha Tau Omega is comprised of young men at Pepperdine University who not only seek academic excellence and community involvement, but form life-long relationships with their fellow brothers. Throughout the past 12 years, this chapter has created life-changing experiences and memories for hundreds of young men. Through organized service, philanthropy events, and academic achievement, the members of Alpha Tau Omega continue to make their mark on this campus, the surrounding community, and the world.

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Mission Contact: Sofia Thure, Marshall Craig, Email group officers

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AO Waves shall add to the Pepperdine Community’s image of God by providing another outlet for students to experience God in a way they may be unable to experience Him in other settings. AO exists to foster a culture of healthy discipleship which comes from wholehearted devotion to and love of Jesus.

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Mission Contact: Arthur Akopyan, Email group officers

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The Armenian Student's Association is a non-profit organization that fosters and promotes Armenian culture and heritage to the Pepperdine Community. Furthermore, the Armenian Student's Association shall raise efforts to bring about an awareness of the Armenian Community in the Malibu and Los Angeles area in addition to promoting positive social interactions among Armenian students.

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The mission of Art Club is to foster a safe and positive space on campus for everyone. The focus is to improve our participants' mental health through having a consistent and healthy way of de-stressing and relaxing through art. Art Club has a big event once a month as well as weekly meetings for our members. Due to Art Club's relaxed nature, Art Club is a low commitment club. This means that our members do not have to attend every meeting and they may come and go as they wish throughout the meeting!

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The Art History Student Society is a group of students who wish to explore the field of art history both academically and in the world around us. We strive to provide opportunities for our members to experience the arts both here on campus and in the Los Angeles area. In addition, we serve as an important link between the students, faculty, and administration to promote the study of art in its historical context.

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A club meant for those interested in the art of beatboxing. Whether it would be practicing beatboxing themselves or admiring the art as a viewer, this club adheres to all forms of beatbox appreciation. You don't need to be a beatboxer yourself or know anything about the subject. Just head on over and be surprised!

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Mission Contact: Lauren Liu, Email group officers

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Beta Psi Omega is a national, co-ed, professional fraternity for those with interests in natural sciences. The goal of this organization is to higher the knowledge of students, push students to open their minds and reach their goals, and grow the connections of students both on and off campus. It is meant to build community and support within the natural science division.

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Our mission is to promote unity and cultural awareness, as well as to open the Pepperdine community to the unique and universal qualities and traits of Black cultures.

BSA is committed to encouraging lives of leadership and excellence for all students and to developing each member culturally, personally, socially, spiritually, and academically.

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Our organization aims to build and strengthen relationships in the Pepperdine Indonesian community as well as promote cultural awareness and diversity to the Pepperdine Campus. We aim to strengthen our unity as Indonesian nationals in Pepperdine.

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We offer a comprehensive recreation program that promotes personal enrichment, learning, and development through cooperative and competitive play, instructional and group fitness classes, special events, cardiovascular and strength training, outdoor education, and educational workshops. We are the home of Pepperdine Esports.

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Mission Contact: Mharie Brigham

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The purpose of this organization is to provide Pepperdine University students with educational, religious, cultural, service or volunteer opportunities, as well as providing social interaction with other Catholic university students. This organization will foster participation in Church activities, offer spiritual growth opportunities and provide a connection to the local Catholic Church, Our Lady of Malibu. The Catholic Student Association seeks to follow the Christian Mission of Pepperdine University from within the context of our Roman Catholic heritage.

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We are a Student Led Ministry that meets every week on Wednesdays at 10am in the amphitheater. Our Convo includes worship and a guest speaker (either a student or faculty at Pepperdine). We hope to provide a safe place to meet God and hear the Gospel every week.

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Mission Contact: Melanie Oliva, Aristotle Zeng, Email group officers

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The Student Affiliates program of the American Chemical Society (ACS) supports undergraduate students, their faculty, and local section members in promoting professional development, mentoring and peer-support mechanisms for those majoring in chemistry. These goals are achieved through events that aim to further the chemistry community at Pepperdine, reach out to the surrounding community through education opportunities, fundraising to support philanthropic causes, and attend regional and national ACS meetings to report on Chemistry research performed at Pepperdine.

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MANDARIN IS NOT REQUIRED. Chinese Theater Club aims to create productions of Chinese plays every year. Members will also experience workshops on production elements, Chinese theater, and Chinese culture. Members are encouraged to be part of the production and workshops but are not required.

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Circle K is focused on community service, as well as creating new bonds and helping members with leadership development. It is centered around helping the community at Pepperdine improve and become the best version of itself. The organization is internationally recognized and is found at multiple universities. Pepperdine's Circle K is part of the Metro Division and can collaborate with schools like UCLA, USC, Pierce College, and more.

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This club will consist of biweekly meetings. At the end of each meeting, a creative writing prompt will be given and completed works will have a chance to be shared and critiqued in the following meeting. It is our goal that the space will be encouraging and give opportunities for all members to grow as writers, preparing them for future creative writing aspirations and endeavors.

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Crossroads GSA is a student-led organization that serves to provide a space where all LGBTQ+ students and allies can gain loving support and engage in dialogue on LGBTQ+ matters.

Crossroads GSA strives to promote sensitivity, foster tolerance, and encourage the discussion of religious, spiritual, cultural, and social issues pertaining to the LGBTQ+ community as well as allies. Crossroads GSA seeks to address misunderstanding, exclusion, and homophobia while also challenging negative stereotypes.

Crossroads GSA engages in service projects in the Los Angeles community related to the well-being of the LGBTQ+ community and people as a whole which affirms Pepperdine’s mission statement by preparing students for lives of service, leadership, and purpose.

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CIAO club seeks to promote Italian culture at Pepperdine through opportunities centered on language development, cultural understanding, and relationships with fellow Italian students. We envision a campus where students of many backgrounds feel comfortable and supported, and we believe that starts with events like ours, intended to share the unique qualities of cultures around the globe. We also strive to be a foundation for students in the Florence program by both preparing them for their year abroad and offering a place for community once they return. Come check us out!

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Mission Contact: Mya Kough, Email group officers

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Dance in Flight exists to provide a safe environment in which emerging dancers and choreographers can cultivate creativity, physical expression and teamwork in a professional performing atmosphere.

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Mission Contact: Cheyanne Washington, Email group officers

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Days for Girls (DFG) is a non-profit organization that provides reusable and sustainable feminine products to girls in third world countries who would otherwise be prohibited from going to school. Pepperdine DFG works with a local Los Angeles chapter to cut out the liners that are used inside of the pads. DFG also promotes educating our community about issues surrounding menstrual inequality in our own community and around the world.

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Mission Contact: Sophia Sullivan, Email group officers

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Tri Delta is an international collegiate women's fraternity that was founded on November 27, 1888. With 141 chapters in the United States and Canada, it is one of the largest women's organizations in the world. However, Tri Delta is much more than that: it is a fraternity that was founded on our international motto, "Let us steadfastly love one another," which is so fully embedded into the essence of what it started as and of what it has become. Tri Delta is a place to share and grow with lifelong sisters of all backgrounds, where one is embraced for her differences and can truly find a forever place to call home.

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Delta Gamma is a national organization that fosters the high ideals of friendship among college women, to promote their educational and cultural interests, to create in them a true sense of social responsibility and to develop in them the best character.

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Mission Contact: Drew Nelson, Angel-Tien Nguyen, Email group officers

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We believe that the primary purpose of a business fraternity is to prepare students to be ethical leaders in their careers, but membership in Delta Sigma Pi extends far beyond the undergraduate experience. We are known as the foremost business fraternity because we equip our members throughout their lives to achieve maximum impact in their studies, careers, communities, civic involvement, and personal relationships.

Our Purpose as a Business Fraternity
Delta Sigma Pi is a professional fraternity organized to foster the study of business in universities; to encourage scholarship, social activity and the association of students for their mutual advancement by research and practice; to promote closer affiliation between the commercial world and students of commerce, and to further a higher standard of commercial ethics and culture and the civic and commercial welfare of the community.

Professional Development
Delta Sigma Pi employs a rigorous program of professional development for our members, beginning with collegiate membership and continuing for life. Our members enjoy high-quality training, frequent events with business and cultural leaders, opportunities to mentor and be mentored by leaders in their fields, and supportive friendships that strengthen both professional and personal success and fulfillment.

Diversity and Ethics
Our Fraternity is uniquely committed to diversity in all of our chapters. As the nation's first co-ed business fraternity and one of the most diverse Greek organizations, Delta Sigma Pi believes that individuals and organizations benefit from a wide range of perspectives, and we cultivate a culture of respect that broadens our viewpoints and makes us stronger and more effective leaders in our fields. Our training and events focus on fostering respectful, sound, ethical standards that are inclusive yet principled.

Service and Philanthropy
Delta Sigma Pi members learn to cultivate an attitude of service to our communities, supporting the cultural and civic organizations that impact the lives of individuals and families wherever we live with our time, talents, and treasure. This commitment to philanthropy and service characterizes our alumni and collegiate chapters.

Leadership
With numerous opportunities to build leadership skills through training, conferences, and holding local or national offices, Delta Sigma Pi members are groomed to be leaders and continue to grow their leadership skills throughout their careers. Throughout Delta Sigma Pi's leadership education, we emphasize ethical leadership that leads to lasting impact.

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Delta Sigma Pi is a great way to build lifelong friendships and develop an extensive network of other business professionals. At Fraternity events you'll make connections with other collegiate and alumni members, and no matter where you go, you can count on your Delta Sigma Pi brothers to support you both personally and professionally.

What is the purpose of a business fraternity? At Delta Sigma Pi, we believe that our purpose is to foster and support a lifelong commitment to excellence in both our personal and professional lives as we seek to make a difference in business, our communities, and the world at large.

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Mission Contact: Joshua Pitney

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The mission of Eta Theta Tau is to provide an environment where all can perform in a Broadway-style show no matter their level of experience, form lasting relationships, and learn the virtues of teamwork, creativity, and generosity. We aim to create a safe and welcoming space for all students that allows them to express their creativity through song, dance, and acting, as
well as foster great friendships and bonds.

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Mission Membership Benefits Contact: Sydney Henderson

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The Federalist Society is a national organization that was founded to provide a space that analyzes current issues from a legal perspective. In this space, students will collaborate with the Law School club to dive deeper into current issues. With connection to the established Law School club, the undergraduate Federalist Society can host joint events to facilitate events, guest speakers, and most importantly discussion.

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Interaction with prominent public officials, judges, and scholars
Special invitations to national conventions, regional conferences, local events and CLE programs

Mission Contact: Jacksen Gerard, Email group officers

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The Feminist Club strives to break-down negative connotations around feminism such as those that assume the movement is associated with female superiority. To do this we hope to uplift and empower all sexes and place emphasis on issues that are most prevalent today such as: slut-shaming, restrictions placed on men when expressing emotion, double standards, the glass ceiling, general toxic-masculinity and the strict image of an acceptable man, etc. We seek to create a safe environment that encourages open communication and we hope to unite all members by helping women in obvious need of help. We plan to do this by partnering with organizations who make efforts to resolve problems such as domestic abuse, sex trafficking, and so on. Our goal is to create an official place of union for the feminist movement on campus and increase awareness about the hardship imposed by societal conditioning in efforts to make progress and minimize prejudices that inhibit people from achieving self-actualization.

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Mission Membership Benefits Contact: Christina Brennan, Kambria Salido, Email group officers

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Our organization’s mission is to provide an environment for first-generation students to succeed academically and socially at Pepperdine University and beyond.

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- Knowledge about what it means to be a first-generation college student
- Sense of belonging here at Pepperdine
- A better understanding of the financial aid process and the resources available at Pepperdine

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Students that identify as being first-generation are invited to attend our events, utilize the resources outlined on our website, and connect with faculty, staff, and administrators to gain key insights into the tools necessary for academic success.



First-generation students can take advantage of First Wave program opportunities such as: Online Faculty Mentor Directory: A directory of faculty who were first-generation students themselves as well as faculty who advocate, support, and serve the unique first-generation population on campus.

First Wave Ambassadors: Academic peer-mentors available to support first-gen students' transition to college and assist them in becoming acclimated to the culture of Pepperdine University.

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Mission Contact: Noelle Alderton, Email group officers

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Food Recovery Network's Pepperdine Chapter. Working together to reduce food waste by recovering food from catered events on campus, the Pepperdine Starbucks, waves cafe, and local restaurants to redistribute to neighbors in need.

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Founders Inc. exists for the devout intent to deliver an educational, and interactive space where growth can be achieved in the areas of personal finance, social professionalism, and business-oriented entrepreneurship. The club seeks to provide a fun, educational, and collaborative group environment at Pepperdine University, in hopes of growing members both personally and professionally. The club focuses on three main aspects: professional development, community building, and entrepreneurship. We strive to make a community dedicated to creating business opportunities, discussing and sharing ideas and opening entrepreneurial endeavors by hosting events, expanding networks, and providing educational and informational sessions.

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Mission Contact: Marian Duhovic

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The Future Teachers Club is an organization that unites students who are studying to become teachers. It aims to build a community among future teachers by discussing topics of common interest including fieldwork, our shared education classes, and our personal experiences within or related to the field of education. We will also keep up with current issues and events in education and have discussions about those topics. This organization will be a place for us to connect with other students outside of the classroom about our future careers. We will share our thoughts and opinions on various topics with each other and learn from one another. We will also share ideas that we have for our future classrooms including classroom strategies. We will have internship and career preparatory opportunities, volunteer opportunities,  and guest speakers all in connection to the field of education. We will also have fundraisers and service projects for local schools including a book drive. 

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Gamma Phi Beta aims to inspire the highest type of womanhood by promoting lifelong commitment, intellectual and personal growth, service to humanity, and advocating ethical behavior, respect, authenticity, accountability, and integrity. As individuals, we all strive to live Gamma Phi Beta's core values, love, labor, learning, and loyalty in our daily lives.

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Fighting for the God-given rights of every
person, everywhere.
We believe that God created every single person uniquely in
His image. As such, every man, woman, and child deserves to
live free from oppression and suffering at the hands of
broken systems or broken people. Things like freedom,
opportunity, and hope should be unequivocal rights, not
commodities dictated by your birthplace or your bank
account.

Unfortunately, for millions of people around the world,
injustice is a daily reality and a constant burden. In fact,
there are by some estimates 40 million slaves in the world
today, many of whom are children. Millions of girls are
denied the right to an education simply because they are
girls, thousands of innocent people languish in prisons
without access to an attorney, and countless lives are lost
every year due to the lack of access to clean drinking water,
food, or life saving antibiotics.
That is not okay.
To us, global justice means working tirelessly to fix the
broken systems that lead to despair, and to restore freedom,
hope, and opportunity to every person, everywhere.

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We strive to educate Pepperdine community members about sustainability and aim to promote green lifestyles on campus that will improve the local and global environment.

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Our mission, rooted in our heritage of faith, is to develop and integrate programs, trainings, and resources to cultivate a vibrant and consistent spiritual life at the University.



We Collaborate
We recognize and celebrate that we do not provide the whole spiritual experience but are part of a greater whole. Students are nurtured in classrooms and residence halls, on athletic teams, while studying abroad, in virtual learning formats, in student activities, and more. We seek to connect our community to every spiritual life opportunity available to them.



We Worship
We praise God, offer thanks, lament, and hope as gathered people, and discern what we are called to do in the world as acts of worship.



We Connect
We extend hospitality in the name of Jesus, providing spaces to ask hard questions, find a spiritual mentor, study the Bible, and engage in ministry. Whether you prefer small or large group settings—we've got you covered.



We Practice
We practice faith as a journey, not an arrival point. If you’re on a spiritual journey and want to learn faith practices like prayer, meditation, mercy, discernment, Sabbath rest, or sharing your faith, you are invited to come practice with us.



We Equip
We provide leadership and ministry training, so come see us to get involved in serving the church and world, starting now.

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Mission Membership Benefits Contact: Sahej Bhasin, Email group officers

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The Indian Student Association's mission is to embrace Indian culture on campus, through introducing individuals from all backgrounds to Indian movies, music, food and festivals. Our organization furthers the mission and values of Pepperdine University by embracing service and the importance of serving communities. ISA intends to serve communities through providing opportunities to inform students and expose them to Indian culture. By providing opportunities to serve, we can strengthen people’s lives with the purpose to serve.

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Exposure to Indian culture, free food, networking and a family-like environment!

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Indigenous People's Club is an on-campus organization where undergraduate students of Pepperdine University can come together and immerse themselves within the Indigenous community. By providing enriching events and activities, the club hopes that students will grow in advocacy, inclusion, socialization, and leadership. As a result, active members become better stewards of change in a growing multicultural environment.

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Mission Contact: Gabriella Dardano

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The Inter-Club Council (ICC) comprises representatives from over ninety student organizations, which represent diverse student interests and leadership opportunities in several categories: Honor/Academic Achievement, International/Cultural, Political, Professional/Departmental, Arts/Communication, Student-led Ministries, Greek Councils, and Special Interest groups. Fraternities, sororities, and sports clubs maintain their own distinctive councils. Each year, the ICC in conjunction with Student Activities, allocates funding to recognized student organizations from the general fund, provided they abide by the stipulations outlined in the Inter-Club Council by-laws. Among its responsibilities, the Inter-Club Council:

* Facilitates campus-wide, student-led activities;
* Promotes student-led service projects;
* Fosters organizational growth through student-led mentoring and collaboration;
* Coordinates the budgeting and financing of ICC General Fund appropriations to member organizations.

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The Intercultural Affairs office (ICA) strives to connect, engage, and inspire Seaver College students through effective, educational programs, services and experiences that promote academic success and holistic development; build a diverse community of respect, learning, understanding, equity, and inclusion; and cultivate skills, friendships, and leadership capacity through meaningful engagement with peers, faculty, staff, and local communities. Together, these strategies aim to educate and prepare culturally competent graduates for purposeful lives devoted to Christian discipleship, service, mercy, and justice in local, national, and global contexts.

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The Pepperdine University Interfraternity Council exist to govern its member fraternities, promote fraternal values, and foster growth of fraternities at Pepperdine. The IFC exists to serve and enhance the lives of fraternity men and all students.

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Japanese Student Union (JSU) aims to bring the Japanese culture to the Pepperdine community from various perspectives so that community members would have the chance to be exposed to and to better appreciate the unique culture rooted from this East-Asian country. The community formed around JSU will be inclusive, welcoming everyone from Japanese descendants to those who are simply curious about Japan, and will be oriented to raise the awareness of cultural diversity through the celebration of Japanese culture and beliefs.

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Jumpstart is a national early education organization working toward the day every child in America enters kindergarten prepared to succeed. We provide language, literacy, and social-emotional programming for preschool children from under-resourced communities and promote quality early learning for all children.

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- Paid Position
- Segal Education Award - $1,300
- AmeriCorps Member
- Community Service
- Leadership Opportunities
- Transportation Provided
- Materials Provided

Mission Contact: Sophia Douville, Email group officers

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Kappa Alpha Theta was founded in 1870 as the first Greek-letter fraternity for women. We value our history and our long tradition of leading the way for women's groups and women in higher education.

Our four aspirations—we are intellectually ambitious, we exemplify the widest influence for good, we align resources to best execute our mission, and we promote the relevance of the Theta experience— lead us to personal excellence and help us lead others there as well.

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Contact: Loren Eastman, Avery Lovell

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KCM exists to serve three purposes:

KCM exists to be the evangelistic arm of the local church on campus. We believe God has called us to obey His Great Commission in making disciples at Pepperdine University. Our deep desire is that God will use KCM to lead lost collegians to Christ and have these collegians to become committed members of a local church.
KCM exists to raise leaders for the local church. Leaders are made when they are taught leadership principles and given opportunities to practice leadership. At most churches, collegians, although taught leadership, might not be given opportunities. Our deep desire at KCM is that God would use KCM to not only teach leadership principles to our student leaders but also give them an opportunity to practice these principles so that they grow in becoming the leaders that God wants them to be.
Lastly, KCM exists to mobilize our Christian Community to take the gospel to the ends of the earth. The Bible says that Jesus will return when his gospel is preached to all the nations. KCM's deep desire is to expose our students to God's great missionary work and raise them up to be costly goers and senders in the name of Christ.

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KSA seeks to promote cultural awareness on the Seaver campus by sharing Korean heritage with our peers. By fostering an understanding of Korean culture, KSA promotes diversity on campus, and provides an avenue for all students with a common interest in and desire to learn more about Korean culture to come together through campus wide activities, convocations, social events, and cultural festivals. The primary objective of KSA is to inspire students to grow in their identity, sense of community and understanding of the Korean culture.

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Mission Contact: Mharie Brigham, Email group officers

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KWVS Radio is a forum for the free discussion of ideas, promotes excellence in its community, and focuses on experiential learning in the broadcasting industry.

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The Latino/a/x/e Student Alliance is a place of celebration. Culturally and socially based, aware and sensitive, we are an organization that is designed to encourage an appreciation for diversity and the intersections that the realities of our lives, invite. We provide the entire Pepperdine community, including both Latinx and non-Latinx students with the opportunity to experience, celebrate, and honor Latin American culture on campus. As individuals who identify as Latinx/o/a/e, Latinoamericanos and everything that invites solidarity in between, we invite you to fully step into yourself and we commit to walking alongside you in the process.

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French Language & Culture Club

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Mission Contact: Cassidy Honeymar, Email group officers

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The Model United Nations is an organization committed to enabling members to collaborate with others of differing backgrounds to develop a better understanding of international affairs and encourage the building of a more globalized perspective of the world through leadership and cooperation.

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Mission Contact: Kathryn Sutherland

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NSLS is the largest accredited leadership honor society and collegiate leadership development program in the country. NSLS is currently operating on over 700 campuses and has over one million inducted members. NSLS differs from other honor societies because instead of being inducted based on a GPA requirement and then choosing if or how they participate in the program or not, students in the NSLS have to complete the five steps of the NSLS program in order to earn their induction. Throughout the program, NSLS fosters a community that leads to a sense of belonging, and then members are given content that they need to develop their skills. Along the way, there is the opportunity and the expectation that members are going to take what they're learning, practice it, and then put it into action in their communities.

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Contact: Joshua Evans, Joshua Pitney

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The program will include information on academics, student activities, student services, living on campus, international programs, and much more. University administrators, faculty, staff, and upper-division students will be available throughout the program to answer all of your questions about college life.

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Nourish strives to create a supportive environment for those passionate about health from a nutritional science perspective. Nourishing the body as the heart of the club, this organization aims to promote healthy eating habits and a positive relationship toward food. The club and its members serve as advocates for promoting positive body image and raising eating disorder awareness. Nourish provides educational opportunities to inspire individuals to further their understanding of nutritional science and its impact on health promotion and disease prevention. This educational environment is created by fostering peer-to-peer discussion and education both among club members and the greater student body, organizing events with Pepperdine University and off-campus speakers, and building a mentorship program to support fellow students interested in pursuing a career in the health sciences. Furthermore, Nourish serves as a link between the Pepperdine student body, faculty and staff members, and dining facilities. The club helps establish innovative solutions to advance on-campus dining options and address campus community needs in areas including the nutritive value of meal options, food insecurity, and sustainable practices. Finally, Nourish empowers club members to apply their knowledge and passion for health and nutrition through service. Community service opportunities aim to bring together the club’s mission to nourish the bodies, minds, and souls of those beyond the Pepperdine campus.

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We, as Undergraduate Members of women’s fraternities, stand for good scholarship, for guarding of good health, for maintenance of fine standards, and for serving, to the best of our ability, our college community. Cooperation for furthering fraternity life, in harmony with its best possibilities, is the ideal that shall guide our fraternity activities.

We, as Fraternity Women, stand for service through the development of character inspired by the close contact and deep friendship of individual fraternity and Panhellenic life. The opportunity for wide and wise human service, through mutual respect and helpfulness, is the tenet by which we strive to live.

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Mission Contact: Alina Sanchez, Email group officers

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Welcome to Pepperdine University Accounting Society’s homepage. We are a professional student organization within Pepperdine University’s Seaver Business Division. The foundation of the Accounting Society is based on three core values: integrity in business, personal and educational development, and professionalism. Pepperdine University’s Accounting Society provides students with opportunities to meet other individuals studying or working in the field of accounting and develop strong relationships with faculty, alumni, professionals, and fellow students.

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Our aim is to foster a mutual commitment between Pepperdine and its alumni, executed in a more purposeful way than ever before. We hope you will access all the benefits and services available to you.

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Pepperdine Ambassadors Council was originally created by a group of students who felt a need for greater leadership opportunities as well as the need to give back to the very same institution that supported them.

The group, which was originally called the Pep 20, was brought together to serve under the Office of the President. Through their pride and enthusiasm they promoted the positive image of Pepperdine. In 1992, the Pepperdine Ambassadors Council was moved from the Alumni Relations Office to University Advancement, where it is today. By redirecting its energies to advancing the University as a whole, the group would represent all Pepperdine students at official University events. For the 2020–2021 academic year, the Pepperdine Ambassadors Council has a membership of 20 ambassadors who uphold the same traditions and ideals of the original Pep 20.

This year's council is humbled and honored by this opportunity and are ready and willing to serve. Ambassadors have held leadership positions in many areas of student development such as the Student Government Association, Campus Ministry, the Housing and Residential Life Office, Greek organizations, and many other campus-wide groups. The Pepperdine Ambassadors Council believes that it can best represent the University by being an integral part of its everyday life.

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The purpose of this club is to provide a place within the Pepperdine community that aims to teach information about deaf history, deaf culture, and basic American Sign Language signs for basic conversational use.

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The purpose of this organization is to further the study and practice of the game of chess at Pepperdine University. We intend to expand the skill of our members and host friendly games and tournaments.

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Learning and improving at the great game of chess.

Mission Contact: Aristotle Zeng

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The Pepperdine Cine Club will foster a relationship between student filmmakers and creatives to engage in a space that is centered around the topics of filmmaking and the film industry. The club will host monthly meetings that cater to the needs of the emerging student filmmaker, as in industry discussions and networking relevant for a successful career post-Pepperdine. Parts of the programming that will develop through the Cine Club will consist of film screenings relevant to the current climate of the industry, along with film-related discussion and brief mixers with outside institutions like industry professionals and local film students in the Los Angeles area. One major objective of this club will be forming student groups and volunteering at film festivals like the world-acclaimed Sundance Film Festival. Another objective aims to provide more scholastic opportunities for those interested in higher-academia film studies. These opportunities will plug students in with some of the world's greatest talent and have exclusive access to film screenings and exclusive networking. At the Cine Club, we want to bring the art of cinema to Pepperdine University.

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Our club’s mission is to bring to Pepperdine the life skills gained from rock climbing, with a focus on the comradery of a group of climbers, the great responsibility necessary for success, appreciation of creation through sustainable living, and overcoming challenges in an activity that embodies fitness, problem solving, and perseverance.

Rock climbing is an extremely unique activity in its intricacies, so our club will teach the supreme importance of safety and conduct activities only under an experienced eye. With safety being our first priority, this complex sport will expose our members to opportunities of great personal, communal, and spiritual growth through overcoming physical and mental obstacles, trusting and encouraging others, and intimacy with God’s nature.

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Mission Contact: Olivia Berryman

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Our organization’s mission is to provide an environment that facilitates individual growth and autonomy while also fostering social responsibility within a larger community. In addition, we aim to further the mission and values of Pepperdine University by preparing members to lead meaningful lives, in service and social justice.

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Mission Contact: William Thompson, Email group officers

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Pepperdine College Republicans have three main focuses:

Community - PCR seeks to build and sustain community around our shared values

Outreach - We engage in activism, campaign work, and bring speakers to campus in order to spread our conservative values

Networking - Join our club to network with other bright Republicans on and off campus

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The Computer Science Club:

Encourages the growth of the computer science club through software development.
Introduces like-minded students to each other to allow the sharing and developing of ideas.
Create an environment for self-learning through the knowledge/experience of peers.
Equip students with more skills for a future career in Computer Science

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Mission Contact: Chun Tung Jackie Chan

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Pepperdine Engineering Society is a club where students can express their creativity and innovation by working together on various projects. Pepperdine Engineering Society will provide a space where students will be able to apply what they have learned in physics and engineering classes to practical problems.

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Welcome to the Pepperdine's Gaming Club! We're glad you stopped by to check us out, it is truly EPIC to have your attention. The Gaming Club's mission is to provide an environment where gamers (or non-gamers, is okay if you're curious and wanna try the club) come together in a space where they can meet and play games together. Playing together is not necessarily a requirement for our club, you're more than welcome to play your own favorite game while still enjoying the company of other gamers alike! Our focus is on our community and their well-being. we want you to have fun, enjoy your time here and hopefully help create everlasting friendship for your next raid, co-op mission, or whatever terminology you wanna use for your team/go to gaming buddy. Please feel free to stop by our meeting hours and check us out! (Our Currently meetings will be taking place in the Genesis Lab at a specific time, you're more than welcome to also go there out of our hours if the computers or TVs are not being used - you will probably see some of our members too!)

Join our Discord! - https://discord.gg/93CxqsCr8y

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Weekly Meetings
Meeting people with similar taste/interest
potential outings to arcades
Fun times

Mission Contact: Abigail Wilt, Email group officers

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PGM is a national award-winning collegiate media and marketing organization focusing on providing high quality newspaper and magazine publications, video productions, integrated marketing and interactive media solutions to the greater Malibu area.

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Mission Contact: Kaitlyn Osborne

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The Pepperdine Mathematics Club seeks to provide an open forum for undergraduate students interested in mathematics to discuss ideas, collaborate in a social setting, and be an active member of an official group at Pepperdine University. We work closely with the faculty to present real mathematical research and topics. We emphasize the beauty of mathematics, the skills that we gain from studying mathematics, and the career options gained from a background in mathematics whether one is getting a degree in it or not.

We hold weekly general meetings involving a short fellowship time, snacks, and a longer lecture style presentation by a faculty member, guest speaker, or a student. These talks typically include finished research or various topics such as a particularly interesting application of mathematics.

We encourage members to apply for the Pi Mu Epsilon Honors society if they are eligible, and we hold the Math Formal in the late spring to induct the new members.

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Mission Contact: Eric Xu

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A group of male a cappella singers committed to a combination of musical excellence, entertainment, and personal development. Our goal is to use the art of music to bring us together as Pepperdine men to further our university's mission statement: lives of purpose, service, and leadership. We sing a variety of music, from jazz to blues to spiritual to top 40, and hope to compete all over the state.

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Mission Contact: Cheyenne Rosete, Email group officers

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Our club was created to foster a bond among pre-health students on Pepperdine's campus while acting as a source of information for opportunities in research and in volunteering within the medical field.

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We strive to connect pre-veterinary students at Seaver College in a supportive community and to provide opportunities to learn about the field of veterinary medicine through guest speakers, educational field trips, community service, and informational meetings.

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Pepperdine Running Club (PRC) or Pepperdine Running Community?? PRC aims to help create a community of joyful runners who are interested in fitness or those who just love the sport. Check out @pepperdinerunning on Instagram for more practice updates!

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Mission Contact: Ryan Bough

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The Pepperdine Scuba Club is here on campus to provide students with an easy way to access informations about Scuba Diving as well as opportunities to participate in classes from Discover Scuba Diving, Open Water Certification, and many other advanced courses! For certified members, we will also provide affordable options to get out and experience the beautiful ocean we see next to campus every day. This includes local beach dives as well as trips out to Catalina and other Channel Islands on Local Boats. It does not cost anything to belong to the club and you do not need to be already certified. We are simply here to allow students to experience the world of diving!

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To play spikeball and have fun.

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Pepperdine Step Team strives to create a community where artistic expression belongs to everyone seeking personal growth through the art of dance. Step Team not only encourages an outlet of expression, comfort, and creativity, but we also foster a positive and uplifting environment for the team and for Pepperdine’s campus.

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The purpose of mock trial is to educate the youth of America about our legal system, our jurisprudence and the work of our attorneys. To that end the educational function in all of our activities is primary and any competitive aspect of mock trial is secondary. The ideals of fairness, civility and justice should guide our actions. Our organization’s mission is to educate students about the law and legal proceedings. We seek to connect students who are passionate about law, acting, or public speaking. Mock trial seeks to develop important skills that can be utilized in any future career path such as analytical reasoning, public speaking, unity and critical thinking. We intend to create an environment that connects students with different interests and different backgrounds in an environment where collaboration and teamwork is key. It is our mission for our members to develop poise and self-confidence that empower them to make life-changing connections that they carry to their future careers.

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Our mission is to provide career development, consultancy, and networking opportunities surrounding real estate and similar practices at Pepperdine University.

Our organization values building ethical and accountable leaders ready for residential or commercial real estate.

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The Pepperdine University Real Estate Club will serve the Pepperdine community as a space for students interested in the world of real estate to confidently explore possibilities with other students, faculty, and the Pepperdine community.

Mission Contact: Matthew Baer, Alyssa Ong

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DECA is a business organization with the purpose to prepare emerging leaders and entrepreneurs in marketing, finance, hospitality and management. DECA offers the opportunity to compete in the following areas at an international career development conference each year in a different state. While offering opportunities to network, engage in community service, professionalism, and competition, students gain hands-on experience and real world practice of business scenarios in a friendly environment. DECA is an organization that strives to provide community to Pepperdine students along with equipping them with the skills to be strong leaders in their desired field. 

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To create a healthier, happier, and stronger community in Pepperdine
through a new view of the fitness experience at our school. To innovate the way our community views and relates fitness to their own lives. To teach anyone in our university who wishes to improve themselves physically how to train properly. To motivate and support students mentally, spiritually and physically through our group empowerment.

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PeppVet serves to make everyone feel valued, included, supported, challenged, and prepared for God's plan for their lives. Pepperdine currently has over 500 military-connected students; including over 350 veterans, 100 family members, and 8 cadets participating in Reserve Officer Training Corps programs. PeppVet leadership will become valuable points of contact, advocates, and ambassadors to fellow veterans, other students, key advocates, and the Pepperdine community at large. PeppVet is the recognized Pepperdine Chapter of the Student Veterans of America (SVA).

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The purpose of this Fraternity shall be to form a strong bond uniting students and teachers of the law with members of the Bench and Bar in a fraternal fellowship designed to advance the ideals of liberty and equal justice under law; to stimulate excellence in scholarship; to inspire the virtues of compassion and courage; to foster integrity and professional competence; to promote the welfare of its members; and to encourage their moral, intellectual, and cultural advancement; so that each member may enjoy a lifetime of honorable professional and public service.

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Mission Contact: Abrielle Wang

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In the club, members will learn applications of physics to real life, and will be able to gain more knowledge in future careers. In addition, the club will be a networking device, creating a connection between its members, as well as other professionals working in the field. The club will also provide opportunities to branch into national organizations. Lastly, and most importantly, the Physics/Engineering Club seeks to gain a better understanding of the world we live in.

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Contact: Karsyn Murdock, Email group officers

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Since its beginnings, the club has maintained about 40 members and incorporated the name "Pakikisama" in 2011. Pakikisama means "camaraderie" or “the ability to get along with others” in Tagalog and the club has strived to incorporate camaraderie into our "pamilya."

We hope to create a community that is united by a common purpose and that promotes intentional programs, servitude and cultural awareness throughout the campus.

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Mission Contact: Caroline Burrow

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The Pre-PA Society aims to provide students with the knowledge and
experience of the Physician Assistant field of medicine by hosting bimonthly
informational meetings, embarking on educational outings and volunteering in the local community.

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The Pepperdine Pre-Dental Society works to provide a means for spreading the word about dental medicine as a field, provide a support team throughout your undergraduate experience, provide guidance and exposure to options and explain the path and work it takes to become a dentist. We will host guest speakers, collaborate with other university pre-dental programs, hold informational meetings on developing your resume and ADEA membership profile, volunteering opportunities and dental school visitations. 

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We host various events throughout the year that promote mental health on campus and provide information about further study in psychology, many of which are open to all of the psychology community.

Every year, Psi Chi hosts a philanthropy event to raise money for a cause of Psi Chi members choice, like Camp Hope and the Trevor Project. We also host a Grad School Night, where we gather together a panel of people from different psychology realms to tell their stories and give advice and wisdom to students.

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The Lambda Sigma Chapter is located in Malibu, California at Pepperdine University.

Our fraternity is a service group dedicated to the highest standards of philanthropy, brotherhood, leadership, and excellence. The brotherhood of Lambda Sigma began as the Lambda Omega Sigma Fraternity founded in 1983 and affiliated with Psi Upsilon in 1998.

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To provide students interested in the public relations field with an opportunity to develop their professional skills through hands-on PR experiences in meetings that include seminars, workshops, fundraising activities, speakers, and regional and national conferences.

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The Pepperdine Resilience-Informed Skills Education (RISE) Program is our invitation to students to develop their resilience skills, care for themselves and their peers in times of need, and reinforce their ability to bounce back from life's challenges no matter how great or small.

Resilience is a term that comes from the materials industry. Rubber is rated on how quickly it can bounce back. People can learn to "bounce back" too. Life will predictably have its challenges, some great, some small. The ability to bounce back is a critical life skill for students during the college years and beyond. RISE seeks to build the physical, cognitive, social, life skills, service, and spiritual resilience of our students by providing them with frameworks that can be used to navigate life's difficulties.

We want to help students be prepared to not only "bounce back" and find equilibrium when stretched and out of balance, but also to grow stronger having successfully navigated those experiences, gaining wisdom along the way.

RISE seeks to build the physical, cognitive, social, life skills, service, and spiritual resilience of our students by providing them with frameworks that can be used to navigate life's difficulties.

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RnD Dance is a club formed by a group of Pepperdine students who love dancing and want to bring the sheer joy of dancing into the Pepperdine community. The acronym, RnD, means "Rise and Dance"; it shows our passion for dancing and calls for our members just to rise up and dance. The term “rise” also implies gradual improvements.

The purpose of RnD Dance is to allow students to expand or foster their skills in dance while participating in a friendly, accepting, and engaging social activity. The club's purpose is consistent with the Pepperdine University Mission regarding expanding knowledge and leadership skills. Members will use the art of dance to promote community, respect, openness, depth, and passion. Members obtain leadership through participation, involvement, and continued dedication.

Open to all Pepperdine students, our club doesn’t require general members to have sound training and solid foundations. However, we will select instructors and crew members via specific auditions.

For all Pepperdine students, we will provide regular workshops on different kinds of dance, such as Hip-hop, Jazz, and K-pop. We hope to let everyone join us and practice dancing frequently. Crew members are selected and focus on preparing for performances and dance cover videos for school and the club. Auditions for crew membership and/or instructor are open to all Pepperdine students each semester.

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Rotaract is a service club for young men and women ages 18 to 30 who are dedicated to community and international service. Its membership totals over 184,000 in more than 8,000 clubs worldwide. Rotaract clubs are self-governing and self-supporting and can be either university- or community-based. Individual Rotary clubs sponsor Rotaract clubs and offer guidance and support, making the Rotaract clubs true “partners in service” and key members of the family of Rotary.

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Our organization’s mission is to learn mathematical and scientific modeling in a fun environment. In the club, we ask quantitative questions. We then explore modeling approaches, model writing, analysis, simulation, parameterization, and interpretation of results that feed back into asking new questions. Students are also encouraged to participate in team modeling competitions such as COMAP's Mathematical Contest in Modeling (MCM) and Interdisciplinary Contest in Modeling.

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The Kappa Omicron chapter of Sigma Chi, initially known as The Shield, started out much like that of the Sigma Chi International Fraternity. In 1991, two Brothers, Bill Scharing and Levi Sutter, decided that no fraternity at Pepperdine University matched the goals, ideals and values that they held dear. Having previously been exposed to Sigma Chi and having found it to exemplify their high ideals, they decided to work to found a chapter of Sigma Chi at Pepperdine.

Sigma Chi believes its members should have "different temperaments, talents and convictions" as did Scharing and Sutter. Sigma Chi maintains the idea that its members share a "common belief in an ideal" and most importantly, that "genuine friendship can be maintained without surrendering the principle of individuality or sacrificing one's personal judgment." By sharing these beliefs with friends two members became seven, seven became fifteen, fifteen became twenty-five. What was originally called The Shield and started with two people, is now the Kappa Omicron chapter of the Sigma Chi International Fraternity and has become a group of brothers committed to all that being a Sigma Chi demands.

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Mission Contact: Gabriel Smedes, Email group officers

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The Fraternity’s mission has been refined to be “Building Balanced Men.” With these three words, we capture the essence of SigEp’s value to its members: charting a course for men to live their best lives by embracing our cardinal principles of Virtue, Diligence and Brotherly Love and committing to the practice of Sound Mind and Sound Body.

The Cal Psi chapter maintains the highest fraternity GPA and boast over 75 members. In the summer of 2011 and 2013 at SigEps national Conclave in Phoenix, Arizona and Dallas, Texas respectively, Cal Psi won a Buck Cup: an award given only to the most outstanding and accomplished of the 231 Sig Ep chapters nationwide.

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Formed in 2009, SBA is comprised of ambitious individuals who are eager to learn about the sports business industry. We host numerous networking opportunities, arrange exclusive guest speaker events, embark on group outings to sporting events, set up fundraising/volunteer activities and constantly seek new avenues for career growth. We primarily focus on networking and learning from professionals in the sports business industry. Through these interactions, members are given deeper insight into the sports business world—and therefore gain a competitive edge in the market. These “essentials” swiftly guide our members toward success.

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Mission Contact: Ryan Marumoto, Esther Chung, Email group officers

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The Student Alumni Organiation exists to provide students the opportunity to connect with the lives and careers of Pepperdine Alumni while leading within the university to develop pride, spirit and life-long commitments to the Pepperdine Family. SAO looks to build a stronger university through the creation of solid connections between Pepperdine students and alumni. Our motto: "Being a Wave Is a Lifelong Ride".

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Mission Contact: Michael Sugimoto, Email group officers

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The Student Government Association (SGA) is dedicated to providing the students of Pepperdine University with quality representation through innovative advocacy programs. When a need arises, we strive not to just pass that concern on to the administration but to offer real solutions.

Governed by an elected executive board, class presidents, senators, and appointed directors, SGA has several committees that work with administrators, faculty, and staff across the University to address student needs.

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Imagine this. You're sitting in your room and *bing* you get an email newsletter. It's colorful, full of gifs, and lists a ton of events and activities to look forward to this month... and it's from none other than the Board! You've got something fun to do every week and it is of no extra cost!!!

Let us explain ;)

The Pepperdine Student Programming Board is an event planning organization run by students for students. On paper, we're event planners, but we'd really just like to be known as that group you can count on for a fun break from classes, free food, dope giveaways, and of course community!

With the Board, you can count on us for some classic Pepp traditions like Blue and Orange Madness, Winter Wonderland, ReelStories Film Festival, Pacific Sounds Music + Arts Festival, Coffeehouse, and so much more. The passion for community at Pepperdine doesn't end, and we can't wait to see you at our upcoming events!

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Mission Contact: Joanna Ramos, Email group officers

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Student Success Center’s mission is to support Seaver College students in pursuit of their academic goals, and in doing so, impact academic success, retention, and graduation rates. The Student Success Center (SSC) is a resource for ongoing improvement and innovation in learning through fostering best practices in academic competencies.



The SSC operates our peer-tutoring network with the mentality that students working with students promotes academic success. In addition to tutoring, the SSC also offers free, individualized academic coaching, and hosts monthly learning skills workshops designed to help students overcome possible success barriers. Tutoring is free for all Seaver College students, and we encourage students to utilize our services at any time in their academic career. Please contact studentsuccesscenter@pepperdine.edu with any questions about our services.

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The purpose of the Student Wellness Advisory Board is to promote student participation in health care on campus. In addition, S.W.A.B. serves Pepperdine University in the following ways:

Health Center Advocates on Campus

Promote awareness of the Student Health Center and its capabilities
Lobby for the Health Center or pro-health campus policies
Advisors to the Student Health Center

Advisors on Health Center policy, services and budgetary spending
Monitor student feedback related to health center
Peer Health educators

Advocate and encourage the student body to make healthy choices by giving insight into health and wellness info

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The Pepperdine Beacon is a student-led media and news organization committed to preserving, protecting, and promoting the values and mission of the university laid out in George Pepperdine’s 1937 Dedicatory Address.

We aim to expand the campus discourse through an inclusive structure which brings together students, faculty, and alumni from each of Pepperdine’s schools.

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Mentorship from professors, students, and alumni from both graduate and undergrad levels.
Engage with important issues and ideas.
Create a product that inspires the community.

Thank you for your interest in joining the Beacon! Please either reach out to our email or contact one of the officers of the organization to join!

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Transfer Mentors are caring transfer students who will welcome and assist with your transition to Pepperdine. The Transfer Mentors, who have already successfully transitioned to Pepperdine, will share strategies and resources and will work on getting you connected so you can thrive in your new learning and living environment.

Check out what our Transfer Mentors have to say about their Pepperdine transfer experience and email them any questions that you may have!

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Mission Contact: Gabriel Claypool, Justin Holtsnider

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Veritas Club is dedicated to delving into the deepest questions of God, faith, and human existence. We seek to encourage students to earnestly pursue truth, and we seek to create a welcoming space for this pursuit of truth to occur.

We meet on a weekly basis, welcoming faculty and students both, in order to engage with the big questions of life, such as, "How can evil and a loving God both exist?" "Are science and faith in opposition?" "Are all world religions true?"

Veritas Club is for everyone, not just those who believe in Christ! We welcome individuals of all belief systems, that we can engage in respectful and loving dialogue, seeking truth together.

Veritas Club also plans various events on Pepperdine's campus, including the annual Veritas Forum.

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Mission Contact: Scott Fellows

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Wave Pool: Student Investment Club is the first investment club at Pepperdine Seaver College. Wave Pool seeks to promote financial literacy, extend finance career opportunities, and encourage economic applications in the lives of students. We find it imperative to address the lack of financial education in the traditional schooling system by prioritizing financial literacy in our discussions. Additionally, Wave Pool intends to enhance Pepperdine’s Finance program by extending internships, exploratory programs, and other career development opportunities to undergraduates. Lastly, club members will learn to communicate with potential donors and manage a portfolio, equipping them with invaluable real-life experience.

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Mission Contact: Brielle Yauney

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The Waves Effect currently offers full-scale strategic planning, campaign implementation, and specific communication focused projects. We are here to service clubs on campus and in the future, other businesses.

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Waves of Silence's purpose is to share across all religions and denominations the wonderful practice of meditation in order to live a happier, healthier, and more fulfilling life. By creating an accepting environment, members will strive to harness the power of quieting the mind, achieving a state of inner peace. This club offers group meditations, yoga, and all sorts of mindfulness activities to ground members in the present moment. 

All waves are welcome!

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Waves of Silence’s strengths going into the 2022-2023 school year are being an
open and accepting environment for all forms of meditation, yoga, mindfulness, and prayer. The club atmosphere will be extremely supportive and positive no matter where people are on their spiritual journey. The meditation club strives to lift members up and celebrate wherever we are physically, mentally, and spiritually. Our organization’s opportunities going into the 2022-2023 school year are simply being an open community that accepts anyone curious about the practice of sitting quietly and letting the mind slow down. Before meditating and doing yoga, the club will participate in an activity to get the mind ready to be in the moment. This could include spiritual readings, open discussion, sharing experiences, breathing exercises, watching videos, or simply being together and enjoying each other’s company. The club will be going on retreats to temples and meditation centers in the LA/Malibu area and we will invite speakers to share their experiences with meditation and the wonders of obtaining a silent mind.

Mission Contact: Haylee White, Jessica Velicer

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The mission of the Women in STEM Club is to foster an encouraging community of female students who are interested in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. With a large emphasis on female mentorship, we aim to support fellow undergraduate students in their pursuit of higher education and future careers in the STEM fields, as well as encourage younger girls in the local community through communal outreach projects. Education and service allow WISC to advocate for the more widespread initiative of crushing gender disparities within STEM fields.

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“Word Up” is a term that stems from the colloquial meaning of acknowledgement, approval or indication of enthusiasm, coupled with John 1:1, “In the beginning was the Word and the Word was with God and the Word was God.” When the two are married, the idea is that, within that space of worship, God (the Word) is going to be acknowledged with enthusiasm.

Word Up is a gospel-centered, inclusive worship community that highly emphasizes and values the ministry of the Holy Spirit. Word Up is designed to encourage community between all students, regardless of religious background, affiliation, or perspective in order to promote a more loving, understanding, and unified campus.

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