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

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Student Alumni Association 1 ' Dance Dance Revolution i I oria Nguyen. Mission Statement Dcinte D.inte Revolution wishes to provide players with resources for networking and developing their DDR skills. Members Nicholas Lytal, Ophelia Lynn Prudencio, Carey Shenkman, lonathan Lee, Steven Shatter and Richard Nguyen. Mission Statement To narrow the gap between the health needs of students and the services designed to meet those needs. Student Health Advocates (SHAs) provide first-ald services, handle minor health problems, assist In Identifying health problems and In making appropriate referrals, dispense non-prescription medications-including contraceptives, and enhance the promotion of health through educational programs. Members Tabitha Abraham, Naomi Breckon, Irene Chang, Lauren Charles, Tabltha Chen, Arthur Choi, Taleen Dersarolan, Shawn DhesI, Matthew Diaz, |udy Diep, Nikkianna Dyer, Tasha Fernando, Jorge Flores, Hannah Francisco, Noga Gal, Andrew Cuan, Omar Hajjl, Tina Han, Durrain Haq, Michael Holtz, Patricia Hong, Tanzib Hossain, Leiti Hsu, Grace Huang, Anand Iyer, Daniel Kianmahd, Agata Komalska, Wilson Lin, Peony Liu, |ohn M. Lopez, Bill Luo, Farheen Malik, Marissa Martin, Adrian Menezes, Kristen Mondino, Amanda Mull, Andrea Opel, Sucheta Pal, Cristlna Pessegueiro, lonathan Pham, Christine Pieton, Pricilla PInero, Linda Quan, Kim Quon, Amy Sargious, lenny Sheng, Patrick Ting, Dalvin Tsay, Florence Tseng, Diana Ngoc Vo, Ronak Vora, Cathleen Wang, Christopher Wang, Katie Wolf, Edward Wu, Yimeng (Catherine) XIa, Albert Yang, Michael Yim, Lida Zhao and Yin (Sally) Zhen. h submilled by Sludenl Alumni Association. Mission Statement The purpose of the Student Alumni Association is to facilitate Interaction between students and alumni and to enhance the student experience by providing opportunities and maintaining traditions that strengthen their lifelong loyalty to UCLA. Members Saunlrie Abellera, Lauren Adams, Gina Albert, Jeremy Aim, John Andrawis, Kimberly Anguiano, Kristen Ashljaugh, Kirstin Barrett, Jessica Berliner, Amy BIyth, Alex Budak, Lisa Budhiman. Divya Budhraja, Alex Capriotti, Paul Carreon, Steph Ching, Jennifer Crowe, Bnttanv DeNovellis, Behak Dietz, Natalie Elliott, Jen Erickson, Michael Freeh, Robert Fnnk, Ruben Garcia, Billy Cellepis, Kaitlyn Glancy, Fay Cordon, Sikandra Hasnain, Terr Heinrich, Kristina Holliman, Marie Howell, Rachel Iker, Clara Jung, Yolie Khaw, Betty Kim, Eunice Kim, Tammy Kim, Brian King, Gloria Ko, Winnie Ko, Jackie Laird, Julie Lanier, Anne Lee, jennae Lee, Lawrence Lipana, Sapna Lohiya, Ricky Loveless, Katie McCollum, Ryan McDonnell, Andrew McLaughlin, Jennifer Middleton, Kristina Milne, Citanialie Misra, Taryn Muchnick, Liza Mudd, Emma Nagy, Ita Nagy Dori Nguyen, Totran Nguyen, Jonathan Osato, Dean Otsuka, Jennie Page, Rachel Patta, Kristy Peterson, Shane Petrites, Chewy Phan, Natalie Pliczka, Lauren Poblete, Tncia Prokopidis, Dina Rosenberg, Garrett Santo, Will Schaper, Tracy Shibata, Vivian Shih, lenna Sopfe, Kyle Stahmer, Chelsea Taber, Angie Tarn, Jennifer Tan, Betty Tran, George Tran, Florence Tseng, Casey VanDyck, Ananth Varma, Eva Varma, Valerie Vinco, Sabrina Vinterfeld, Nabeela Virii, Ting Ting Wei, Jennifer Wells, Lindsay Whalen, Taylor Wirth, jojo Yand, Lisa Yu, Sophia Yuan, Alexa Zabat-Fran, Peter Zaki and Alissa Zimmerman. Mission Statement USAC is an acronym for Undergraduate Students Association Council, the governing body of the Undergraduate Students Association (USA) whose membership is comprised of every UCLA undergraduate student. USA ' s programs offer an invaluable service to the campus and surrounding communities and provide an opportunity for thousands of students to participate in and benefit from these endeavors. Members Faith Christiansen, Kristina Doan, Alex Gruenberg, Todd Hawkins, Marwa Kaisey, Jason Kaminsky, Steven Ly, Farheen Malik, Jesse Melgares, Brian Neesby, Tracy Pham, Jollne Price, Michelle Sassounlan, Ryan Smeets, Hilary Strong, Joseph Vardner and Jenny Wood. ih Advocates. Pholograpti submitted by UbAC. Student Health Advocates Undergraduate Student Association Council I ' m glad that there is a lot of interest in the DDR Cluh on campus because it ' s a really fun organization. We had a lot of fun participating in Dance Marathon, too. Ophelia Lynn Prudencio, 4th Year, psychology major

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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

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Association of Chinese Americans Lion Dance Photograph submitted by ACA Lion Dance, Mission Statement The Association of Chinese American ' s Lion Dance Team was founded by a group of UCLA students who wanted to share this beautiful art form with the community. Since then, our team has blossomed into a thriving non-profit organization and is in high demand among many businesses. Members Front Row: Kathy Tu, Tina Tom, Cindy Chiang and Paula Fong. Second Row: lanelle Lin, Ling Tang, lustin Lu, Kelly Fan , Truong Ma, Jonathan Ng, Sondra Wong, Mike Tong, Yeat Yang, Mark Nguyen, Angela Suen, lacquelyn Leong, Allison Chin and Nina Sanchez. Mission Statement The Iranian StLident Group at UCLA intends to unify the Iranian community on campus in pursuit of a deeper sense of cultural, historical and communal identity. We hope to provide a forum, composed of individuals concerned with Iran and the Iranian diasporas irrelevant of background, where issues relevant to Iran and Iranian- Americans can be voiced. By conducting weekly events focusing on educational, social, and cultural awareness, we hope to promote Iranian culture to the UCLA campus and beyond. Members Front Row: Amita Firouzi and Rakhsita Satyarthi. Back Row: Sara Harirchian, Sahar Hamedani, Salumeh Farshidpanah, Kayvan Iradjpanah, Lily Mozayani, Ghazal Tajmiri, Shahriar Zamanian and Roozbeh Kavian. Iranian Student Group Photogiaph submilted by Iranian Student Group. J 52 L S tudent organizations