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

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3 6 Set ' s Front Row: Rachel Humphrey, Lydja Feng ana Tayeba Maktabi. Back Hew: Victoria Nguyen, : Sandi Chiu, Phoebe Chen and Christine Ahn ;■.! i Undergraduate Communication Association rlic Unticrgrailuiite Communication Association (UCA) isastudent- run organization that promotes interest ami success in the lield of communication. They develop an invaluable network between students and media professionals through torums ami workshops in which protessionals share job placement strategies and survival lips with students. ntf Nutrition, Complementary Alternative Medicine NCAM is a student organization that provides a torum to explore Nutrition, Complementary Alternative Medicine through professional and peer networks. NCAM aims to investigate and learn Eastern and Western values to w ell-being, nutrition and preventive medicine through w orkshops, discussions, and interactive activities. In addition, NCAAl strives to promote healthy alternatives and accessible remedies to maintain a healthy lifestyle. i f Officers: Melisa Akkas, Miri Yeh, Billie Solomon, Stephanie Chi, Courtney Kan, Ashleigh Lew, Brittany Brodbeck, Anes Lee. Florencia Mosquera, Amanda Salazat, Allyse Engelder and Christina Nottingham. hutograptJ subimlteij by UCH-

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bups The Actuarial Club at UCLA strives to support students who desire to become actuaries. We also serve to educate the general student body about the actuarial profession. We do this by coordinating events that provide valuable contact with recruiters and actuarial alumni. For those preparing to take the actuarial exams, we provide seminars to help and encourage them to pass. We hope to see an awareness of the actuarial profession grow and for the actuarial students to maintain a strong presence in the student body at UCLA. Lian Liu. Daniei Sun, Edwin Ng, Andy Medina, Conan Cui. Donovan Smith, Ming Lu, Andini Christina Wibowo.. Wen Jia Meng, : ' :-. in ra!)hsubmitlbc! ' academic achievements. Since its founding in I ' VZ, Golden Key has emerged as one of ' the most dynamic, Corward-lh i n k i ng organizations in higher education. This group strives to build global communities of academic achievers by providing opportunities lor individual growth through leadership, career dcvelopmeni, networking and service. The UCI.A Chapter was founded on June .5, 1983. iJCLA f 11 Mi Front Row: Laura Seidman, Nancy Hsu, Euria Chung, Anitha Anne and Felicia Horn. Back Row: Joseph Kallini, Nanuel Costilla, Maha Sami, Rossely Amarante, inian Zahedi and Dean Joan K. Nelson.: fl«ilaijiaplKtil»tiuiilmii»m - i (S International Students Association The International Students Association (ISA) is an organizali targeted towards international and internationally-minded stu«l i at UCLA. Next to guidance an l help, we organize all kiruls o( so, activities and lun gcl-logclhcrs. Most of all, we arc h Icruls Ik dilTerent cultures and countries. lOfflctn: Christian Vasquez, Tania Makayed, Carlo Martini, Lauren Jung. Anthony Panetto, j lUurence Ms. Jamie HInrichs, Hugo Albert, Julia Newbold and Jonas Sondergaard. | If (iololrapfi submlted by ISA. 1 fSKm sfucieiil t organizations

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fwU : J w ™ if . ..» r : % ' ? yf? PhC ' toi ' iph iubmusd bi APO lit A DQ ■fm Alpha I hi Omega Our purpose is to promote leadership, friendship, and service on campus ami lo the community. Alpha Gamma Epsilon Our purpose is to tester and maintain and organization for students of non-traditional college age, who represent a growing number ot full-time students at UCLA. We share seasoned perspectives, a love of learning, and have goals of higher achievement. m ' Ik Wi m o I - 1 J HurapA submitted by AGE. 1 I O