University of California Los Angeles - Bruin Life / Southern Campus Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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James Ting Viet To Microbio. Molec. Gen. Physiological Science Sally Tobin Political Sci. SociolouA 7 Christian Tomooka David Tong Philosophy Microbio. Molec. Gen. Hanh Tong Biochemistry Jill Tordsen-McCall Heidi Tjefes English Biochemistn Veronica Torres Sociology Chuong Tran Biochemistry Dinh Tran Sociology Ly Tran Biochemistn Michael Tolfo Theater Aiihtiian Tran ChemistiA Tracv Tran Jiol y i Graduates

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Deborah Ho has been very involved both inside and outside ol the classroom here at I ' CI.A. During her first year, she joined ( :l. A l!all Committee. As a member of this club, she helped design set up, and perform the card stunt .shows (luring the lialf- the same time, she vas the Nice- President of her dorm floor. This early leadership role gave her experience in coordinating activities, speakers, and planning special events. The next step was becoming an appointed member of the Freshman Cabinet for the USAC Government. Soon after, Deborah was the Conference Director for the USAC President ' s Office. She planned the first annual UCLA All-Campus Leaders Summit. This included participation from the officers of most of the UCLA undergraduate clubs and organizations. She also was a Unicamp Counselor, in which she trained as a camp counselor for underprivileged children from the Los Angeles community. She was a participant in Christmas in April as well. This special event included going to 226 Graduates Underprivileged es in tin- South Central area |R nelping refurbish houses from inside out. Deborah also volunteered in the Watts Tutoring L ' roifram, California AIDS Ride, and UC:LA Hawaii Club. Deborah yas a Kesident Assistant mXHrlitch Suites. providing support to other residents. She has gained mam honors, including the le White Scholarship for leadership and sendee. This achievement was the most important to her since her service to the Los Angeles community has allowed her to share (her) experiences with the underprivileged youths of Los Angeles, through a message of hope that they can overcome life ' s obstacles and make something of themselves. Deborah also was appointed to the Chancellors Council on Ethnic Diversity, and was a recipient of the Presidents Scholarship to study in Washington, D.C. Deborah also excelled in the classroom as demonstrated by being in the Phi Alpha Theta International Honor Society in History, and the Phi Sigma Alpha National Political Science Honor Society. F James li f

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e a 1 Tu Tran Chemistry Yen Tran Psychology Rachel Treyes Physiological Science Le Trinh Lien Trinh Cell Molec. Bio Sociology Cell. Molec. Biology Mimi Van Trinh Biology Oai Trinh Economics Carci Troutman Shanay Trunnell Biology Materials Engineering - Roger Mationg Electrical Engineering ( ' am Tnumg Psychology Jacqueline Truong English Jeffrey Truong Physiological (Graduates