With the close of Seaver 200’s first semester, students look back on their experiences with the RISE Program. However, not every student said they look at their experience fondly.
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Advancement, Athletics Continue Donor-Funded Capital Projects
Pepperdine’s Advancement Office continues to advance Pepperdine’s strategic plan through fundraising and advancement projects. Projects in the works include a new scoreboard for the soccer field and baseball stadium, as well as continued development of the Chateau d’Hauteville in Vevay, Switzerland.
Fresh Faces: RISE Intern Delves Into the World of Politics
Fresh Faces features first-year and transfer students in an effort to unite Pepperdine students, regardless of where they are. This installment features Ethan Barragán, a Political Science major from Hawthorne, Calif., who is passionate about politics and the RISE community.
Connie Horton Helps Students RISE Above Adversities
Connie Horton serves as the vice president for Student Affairs at Pepperdine and also leads the Resilience-Informed Skills Education Program. Horton is a Pepperdine alumna, a licensed psychologist and has worked at the University since 2005.
La Shonda Coleman Promoted to University Title IX Coordinator
La Shonda Coleman discusses her promotion from Title IX coordinator for students to associate vice president and University Title IX coordinator. This role combines her existing duties with increased interaction and training with faculty and staff.
Is Overcommitment a Good Thing?
Overcommitment on campus and how students deal with it.
Time to Move from Self-Harm to Self-Help
In a campus bathed in God’s light and love, we can sometimes forget those shrouded in the depths of darkness.
Healthy Strategies Help Students through Burnout Season
As students enter into one of the busiest months of the semester, they can find ways to stay motivated.
