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

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Phi Alpha Delta Photograph submitted by Phi Alpha Delta. Mission Statement As the worldt. largest Law Fraternity, the UCLA Chapter strives to assist undergraduate students to mal e an informed decision in selecting law as a career, deciding which law school to attend, and in preparing for the rigors of law school. Standing by its three pillars of professionalism, brotherhood and service, UCLA PAD hosts a number of events with legal professionals such as lawyers, judges, law school admissions rep- resentati es, as well as law students. Members Voc Alonzo, Francesca Anselmo, Neetu Bawa, )orgio Castro, Rachel Ceaser, Lawrence Chan, Carmen Chang, Mike Chow, Christine Chung, Mike Cortez, Eric Daco, Nick D ' Amico, Alex Dang, Chirag Desai, Ashanna Djemat, Stacy Edgar, Laura Fibiger, Aly Calloway, Poya Chasri, Yvonne Ha, Devon Ho, Hudson Hou, Tiffany Hsiou, Cynthia Hsu, )ia Jia Huang, Jason Kantor, lason Kelly, Lydia Ko, Chandana Kolavala, lulie Lam, loyce Lee, Scott Lee, Alexandra Lin, Phillip Lin, leff Liu, Lisa Liu, Jessie Lu, Samantha Luu, Marlene Mena, Claudia Menjivar, James Moon, Kimpo Ngoi, Phuong Nguyen, Edie Oung, Leeja Patel, Thu Phan, Dan Riggs, Luis Rodriguez, Audrey Sakae, Sofia Sarin, Sheila Setoodeh, Norullah Sharifi, Alan Adolfo Siero, Dan Soleimani, Stephanie Song, Michelle St. Julien, Casey Tillet, Yune Iran, Denise Tran-Nguyen, Steven Truong, Danton Tsang, Michael Uy, Lisa Wong and Kitty Xie. Mission Statement The Student Accounting Society (SAS) aims to help students learn more about the accounting profession. We hold weekly meetings during the academic school year that help SAS members and students get exposed to the accounting field. Members Front Row: Daniel Rodstein, Shidey Kwok, Patricia Leung and Mark Fleming. Back Row: Sumit Bhatia, Jerry Huang, Kenny Chu and Aron Flores. Not Pictured: Anh Lieu. Photographed by Megan l illetl. Student Accounting Society

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Alpha Lambda Delta Phi Eta Sigma Honor Societies Delta Sigma Pi Photograph submitted by Alpha Lambda Delta Phi Eta Sigma. Mission Statement Alpha Lambda Delta Plii Eta Sigma (ALD PES) are honor societies for 1 st year students with a GPA of 3.5 or higher. The societies coordinate community service, academic and social events for organization members. Members Front Row: Suzanne Berl ovitz, Ann Phan, Tracy Leong, Juan Garcia, Francesca Chang, Amy Wang, Joyce Chen, Alice LeeLauren Nicolaisen. Second Row: Ruchi Varma, loie Cuner, Lindsay Nicholas, loanne Cwo, Jeenah Park, Linda Chu, Trishya Screwvala, Jessica Chiu and Phillip Luu. Back Row: Scott Timpe, Shawn Badal, Alyssa Phillips, Kenn Vu, Victoria Lin, Jason Farrell, Ronald Vuong and Ravi Gupta. Mission Statement The purpose of the Pre-Dental Student Outreach Program is to assist pre- de ntal students throughout the application process, but mainly focus on community service activities. Members Mike Kakunda, Audrey Navarro, Diane Vasquez, Tamara Goldstein, Bela Patel, Nazafarin lavdan and Megan Rickert. Photograph submitted by Delta Sigma Pi. Mission Statement 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. Members Chris Acelar, Sarah Cha, Jordan Chan, Pearl Chan, Thomas Chan, William Chao, Felicia Chen, Yu-Kai Chou, Lawrence Chu, William Chung, Dan DeSantis, Chasen Fong, Derek Cillett, Carmen Ho, Ethan Hoang, Kenneth Huang, Christina Hui, Kevin Keovanpheng, Grace Kim, Joseph Kim, Wesley Knuth, Stuysonnie Lam, Alisa Le, Jessica Lee, Matthew Lee, Terry Lee, David Leung, Cindy Li, Alice Lin, Jun Loyaza, Jonathan Ma, Nick Maxwell, Ivan Moe, Jessica Ng, Veronica Park, Rees Retuta, Victor Shyu, Marsha Tam, Sueyn Tang, Johnson Thai, Tuan Thai, Jane Tran, Mi Tran, Olivia Tran, Geraldine Uy Shenna Velsa, Tram Vuong, Corey Wong, Hansen Wong, Michael Yee, Chen Yang, Maggie Yang and Serena Yang. Mission Statement The objectives of the Society of Physics Students are to encourage and assist students interested in physics to develop the knowledge, competence, enthusiasm and social responsibility essential to the advancement of physics and to stimulate interest in physics. Members Antonio Fierro, Julius DeRojas, Tobias Falzone, Rodrigo Gonzales, Frank Guzman, Onnie Luk, Teng Ma, Daniel Maronde, Emin Menacheganian, Josh Moody, Alphonse Pham, jose Rodriguez, Marcos Ruelas, Charlie Schropp, Adam Secousse, Chris Smith, Akire Trestrail, Sonny Vo, James Wigglesworth, Rashid Williams-Garcia, XochitI Williams-Garcia, Clara Yoon and Sec Ho Voun. Pre-Dental Student Outreach Program Photograph submitted by Society of Physics Students. Society of Physics Students It was through Delta Sigma Pi that I reaUzed that expectations are made to be broken as I saw myself rising to the occasion and taking on leadership roles. Ethan Hoang, 4th year, economics I

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UniCamp pnjnying the fresh outdoors with a few friends D r Below: A camper works on creating a costume made out of old Daily Bruin newspapers for lennifer Wong, a third-year English student. Even though playing out in the fresh air was a welcome change, arts and crafts were also readily enjoyed by the cairpers. I Photograph submitted by UniCamp You know you ' ' e heard of it. You know you ' e seen the shirt. What ' s Woodsey? Among the answers from the counselors inchided, being one with nature, inspirational. Real. Life changing, gaining the perspective to make a difference and leaping out of your comfort zone. But for the rest of the student population, what does Woodsey mean? Woodseys are everyone in ol ed in UniCamp, from the counselors to the campers to leadership. Each year there are the o er 400 counselors who devote a week of their summer to being a counselor to over 1,000 kids from low-income families. The camp takes place at the university-owned Camp Ri er Glen. UniCamp is the official student charity of UCLA, and each year counselors come together with the passion to make a difference in a child ' s life. To four-time camp counselor and fourth-year sociology student Cecilia Carillo, UniCamp is about putting forth your best for the benefit of the children. UniCamp is the largest uni%ersity-based camp and one of the oldest student-organized charities in the nation. The summer was di ided into seven one-week sessions, where counselors spent a week with campers coming from all over Los Angeles, including Compton, Watts, Santa Monica and Venice. Throughout spring quarter, before the summer, counselors had weekly trainings and events such as the annual Camp-a-thon fundraiser and the UniCamp retreat. Counselors were highly moti ated by the impact that they were able to make in the lives of children that did not typically get the chance to experience a camp like this because of their low income backgrounds, while campers got an unforgettable experience. I s ory hy Victoria Nguyen. Above: Jordan Brown, a second-year undeclared student, leads a group of happy campers in a friendly game of volleyball. UniCamp provided a haven for low-income families to send their kids during the hot summertime. I Photograph submitted by UniCamp. r St I50|student organizations -. Ui.-:c;A i.;i..Mi;w ,;. ■:;■■; .v i:ii;oiv .-:s . J