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

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A: V 4,- ' P KX • ,.- , JL Front Row: Sarkis Khochokyon, Yousef Husseini, Ann Chu and Eric Miller. Bick How: Aric Kwon. Chris Tanouye. Parag Sampat, Eric Chang and Jonathan Kong. Photographed by Jennifer Wang. Our purpose is to promote service, leadership and community among all Alumni Scholars. ; Association for Careers in Technology Till Association lor CaivcTs in ' lVcliiK)l( y ' is a so . ' ift ' u ' iiich ri ' presi-nts and supports the students oC UCLA while providing vehiiles (or integrating students into the competitive engineering and computer in luslrv by promoting student awareness and interest in career goals and potential employers. m n M Pisa. « 1 hi rj ' Front Row: Rachael Kartsoriis, Naomi Serling-Boyd. Amanda Weldy, Jenn Hymen. Kate Frost and Jamie Mountford. Back Row: Michelle Sproat (Advisor). Matt Alkin, Rohit Tejwani. Tyler Payne, Brett Noble and Brett Rosenthal, Not Plclured: Ravi Doshi, Daisy Salazar and Brian Gay. PhQW ratfiiit jiJmnar Kqnjdii, -- ' ' ■i ' » im ' - T ' -w- r-s. —

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Chinese Students Association This group ot individuals is aimed at promoting and educating the L ' CLA community about the Chinese Heritage. They strive to host weekly e ' ents that allows members to meet new people and learn about the Chinese culture. ■: Kan Pang, Michelle Eastman. Katherine Sun. Jessica Ngau, Jamie Chu. Justine |jn. Joan Khuu and Jennifer Dang. Second row: Danyang Zhao. Cassie Ding, Patrick Ouyang, tony Kvok. Bobby Shane Ellis. Cindy Liu. Cecilia Chen and Sandra Liu. Back row: Ethan Chen, bainy Lee. Robert Cai. Sendie Hudaya. Qi Liu and Oscar Jj i HM li !j ll Hj PAkw r 1 Q r j K t ■ [1 ■V ' l B B J loa c. ' ie.: ' i i Giea Nert ' evenko. Taiwanese American Union The Taiwanese American Union (TAU) is dedicated towards bringing Taiwanese culture to the UCLA campus community and to also bringing fellow UCLA Bruins out to everything Los Angeles has to offer. What ' s more, TAU offers a community tor those who are like-minded; for those who share common interests and backgrounds. groups cultural

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The Geography Club is led by undergraduate students in Geography. We strive to provide a) a forum for the discussion of issues both local and global, b) support for students ' endeavors including those with aspirations to undertake undergraduate research, and c) an opportunity to network with tellovv students and professionals in the field. Elizabeth Forsyth, Lisa Calhoon, Shea Broussard, Amy Willis. Nikolai Sivovol. Francisco Santoyo ] - anti Carotyn Miller. Pht Pnscitla Chan. Grace King, Karen Nguyen. Ryan Wong, Patrick Lundquist, Jonathan Lo. Cartus Hu. Brian Yeh and Hiroshi f k yatm.fHiOKiipVi .s m Sfi M t fyti B. : ■ ..;, - • ■ Society of Women Engineers SWE is a non-profit educational service organization dedicated to making know n the need forw omen engineers and encouragingyoung w omen to consider a career in engineering. The organization ' s four objectives areas relevant today as they were more than SOyearsago: to inform women, their parents, counselors, and the public in general of the qualifications and achievements of women engineers and the opportunities open to them; to assist women engineers in readying themselves for a return to active vork after temporary retirement; to serve as a center of information on women in engineering; and to encourage women engineers to attain high levels of educational and professional achievement. t Row: Jammie Peng. Second Row: Grace King. Tiffany Shih, Jacqueline Koo and Linda Wong. Tbifil Row; Lmda Wang, Bija! Mehta, Alison Ballance. Tiffany Tsao and Kendra Van wen. Back Row: Bill Goodin and Kristie Van. Pnotograph submitted by SWE. ' Jcademic aca laemic