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

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' € ■ MSk i f mM2SSi!iSi % 1 ►. T ■ B ■• i Paula Quintana. Keli Vaughan, Chandni Dhanjal and Lifen Chen. Photographed by Tushar yi Chi Alpha Christian Fellowship Chi Alpha Christian Fellowship is a Christian ministry on universities and colleges around the world. This group values diversity and consists of students From many different backgrounds. Its mission is to share the love of Jesus Christ in a relevant, meaningful way so that students ' lives will be transformed by a genuine relationship with God. They strive to be a community where they love people, where they care for people, and where they are passionate about Jesus Christ and the things ot God. ISudJhisI Prayers lor Peace is group llial seeks lo experience peace peace to ihe world around. These one- hour guided meditations gave members the opportunity to a take a break from the stress of work and studies, and to learn how to cultivate peace within one ' s own mind. Officers: Winston Bui, Kierly Bui. Eric Thomure. Sara Benton. Jessica Yoder and Brian Hfefkorn. Photographed by Jennifer Wang. H 1

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.£ Ate Fiwit Row: Emily Wong, Alice Hua. Selena Wang. Karen Lin, Cindy Tran, Kristy Nguyen, Yao :; Yao Wang and Hannah Cheng Back Row: Vincent Tsang, Albert Tung, Eric Greer. Joseph Lei. Thai Ha, Kevin Kuo, Warren Chen, Mark Kwak, Kenneth So, Dai Truong. Rahim Ghelani, ] Michael Siedlecki and Albert Kou. P iotograpfted D Tusftar Ranjan. t€y- CUO The Mission ol ihe Pic-Law Society al UCLA is to assist stuciei interested in going to law school and rollowing a career in the le field, while ( iirthering intellectual achievement and scholarship. They endeavor to accomplish this through aiding members to make an informed decision ot Whether or not to attend law school, exposing members to various legal fields, introducing them to the different options they have with a law degree and assisting members in the ir efforts to get admitted to law school. t?J vx i U2y l uy Phi Gamma Nu is a premier business fraternity that proudly upholds Three National Pillars: professionalism, philanthropy, and community. Therefore the group hosts networking workshops and speaker events, organizes fundraisers and benefit walks, and encourages high scholarship, participation in school activities, and awareness of current events on and around campus. By executing these Three National Pillars, Phi Gamma Nu believes it can develop a group of PGN brothers well prepared for future endeavors. M Danielle Gerson, Lauren Licata, Rijan Trehan, Lia Oganesyann. Andrew lewis, Menssa Phatharanayik. Michael Lee, Linda Sove, Gert Silberkleit, Tricia Pham, and Kenny Chiu. Pnotograpn submitted by Pre-iaw Socie: . — ) it ' i.t-- kC;3 iSMia pre-professional mtwfa ssionai

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Grace on Campus We exist to glorify God through equipping the saints, evangelizing the lost, and exalting the Lord Jesus Christ in all things. ' isliiiriiiiili i ws m 7 ' r ' ' ? « ' Korean American Campus Mission The vision ol the Korean American Campus .Wission is to be a biblical community ol believers demonstrating the gospel both locally and globally to the glory oi God and to obey the Great Commission by discipling and mobilizing collegians. Fj Front Row: Sam Lee. Cory Lee. Seok-Joon Hong. Efic Chabaneix, Biliy Kim. Ctio Kim and Stevo Kim. Second Row: Joshua Lim, Mark Kim. Stephanie Song, Shalom Bay. Brenden Petersen. Suji Chung, Angelica Kim and Kate Lee. Hiird Row: Richard Sec. Sam Yeu, John Gweun, Jae H. Lee. Janine Kawasaki. Laura Wong. Jennifer Chabaneix. Young Lee and Dan Wong. Foiirtli Row; Baron Davis. Jennifer Um. Young Chang. Albert Joo. Sam Roh. Chang Yoo, Jennifer Sok and Christina Cho. Fittli Row: David Suh, Jeremiah Choi. Irene Lee, Kristine Hong, Diane Shin, Jeanna Chai, Andrew Kahngand Mark Kwok. Back Row: Lisa Hong, Laura Byun, Vivian Lee M David Park. Photographed by Jennifer Wang. H oc Sikh Student Association The purpose of the Sikh Student Association is to explore and promote awareness by providing a forum for those interested. Furthermore, it is to create a mutual understanding between Sikhs on campus and the community at UCLA. religious