List of Student Organizations
(Listed by Category as of 2/20/2012)
Academic
Arts/Entertainment
Club Sports
Cultural
Governance
Greek
Honor Society
Professional
Recreation/Leisure
Religious/Spiritual
Service
Social Justice
*Information on this website is only intended as a summary and contact information for LMU student organizations registered for the 2011-2012 academic year. It is made available to the public but the views and opinions expressed on said websites do not necessarily represent those of Student Leadership and Development, the Division of Student Affairs, or that of Loyola Marymount University. If you have further questions or concerns please contact our office at 310.338.2877.
Academic
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
The LMU chapter of ASME (American Society of Mechanical Engineers) is committed to empowering students of science and engineering through academic, social, and professional events/competitions in order to foster a strong, intellectually-minded society on Loyola Marymount University's campus.
President: Matthew Dolan
Email: mdolan@asme.org
Athletic Training Society
The Athletic Training Society at Loyola Marymount University works to promote and educate individuals about the athletic training profession. In addition to the Athletic Training Educational Program (ATEP) the Athletic Training Society looks to further the understanding of the prevention, treatment, and rehabilitation of injuries. We strive to provide excellent care for all Loyola Marymount University athletes along with athletes in the greater Los Angeles area. The Athletic Training Society will prepare our members for the Board of Certification exam at the end of his or her completion of Loyola Marymount University’s ATEP. Our goal is to prepare our members for careers in a variety of allied health professions.
Email: westoncommalauren@yahoo.com
Chemistry Society
The Chemistry Society of Loyola Marymount University understands and declares its purpose to be: A group of students with a common scholastic interest. Fostering the bonds amongst students and faculty and advocating the exposure to opportunities and resources relating to the scientific community. Striving for academic excellence and benefiting from the many enjoyments presented in life.
President: Mia Mowzoon
Email: mmowzoon@lion.lmu.edu
Computer Science Consortium
The CSC offers students a fun and friendly environment to learn more about the field of Computer Science and promotes the Computer Science major at LMU. By building awareness and excitement around the program the CSC hopes to increase the number of students entering the Computer Science department and foster enthusiasm around a career in Computer Science. Additionally, the CSC is an official student chapter of the ACM.
Email: t.nichols89@yahoo.com
Finance Society
To educate and inform members on financial knowledge and industry developments, while simultaneously providing a forum for career development and interaction with professionals in the field.
Email: nicolesyzdek@yahoo.com
Mock Trial Association
The mission of the LMU Mock Trial Association is to foster interest in the law while providing trial advocacy training and experience to LMU students. This will be accomplished through engaging in trial simulation competitions with other collegiate teams nationwide, where students will develop critical thinking and public speaking skills as well as acquire knowledge of legal practices and procedures.
President: Sasha Vancura
Email: svancura@lion.lmu.edu
Model United Nations
Model United Nations at Loyola Marymount University (MUN @ LMU) seeks to engage students in authentic simulations of the United Nations (UN) system through enhancing students' understanding of the political, institutional, and procedural workings of the UN in order to develop skills such as debate, public speaking, compromise, conflict resolution, and negotiation. The club also seeks to foster international awareness and understanding of the global society through this process of simulation and other events. MUN @ LMU encourages students to critically think and address international issues. Lastly, this organization seeks to enhance LMU's political science program and many of the other Bellarmine College of Liberal Arts departments' programs, especially for those faculty and students interested in international relations. The club will also advocate for certain issues and provide an outlet for philanthropy for the LMU and greater community.
President: Brian Canave
Email: brian.canave@gmail.com
National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE)
NSBE's mission is to increase the number of culturally responsible Black engineers who excel academically, succeed professionally and positively impact the community.
President: Markos Legesse
Email: mlegesse@lion.lmu.edu
Natural Science Society
Natural Science Society encourages students interested in the Natural Sciences to express their passion in the various fields and promotes the involvement in getting to know other members and faculty.
President: Alexandra Gryder
Email: agryder123@att.net
Political Science Association
The LMU Political Science Association provides a networking environment for all Political Science Majors.
President: Nancy Flores-Grajeda
Email: nfloresg@lion.lmu.edu
Pre-Dental Club
The purpose of Pre-Dental club is to provide students interested in the field of dentistry with guidance and preparation for applying to dental schools. The organization also plans to have LMU alumni as well as dental school admissions representatives and KAPLAN representatives come in and lend their wisdom and advice. The organization strives to form close networks with the dental community outside LMU so that the organization may be able to excursion to and tour different dental offices nearby. Other forms of community service, outreach and potential seminars/speakers will be decided and planned by the Executive board members.
Email: ari_jones@hotmail.com
SACNAS (Society for Advancement of Chicanos and Native Americans in Science)
SACNAS is an inclusive organization, with a membership that includes underrepresented minorities in science, mathematics and engineering. SACNAS serves and supports members with information regarding graduate/professional school and also prepares them for successful admission into graduate/professional schools. Thus, the goal of SACNAS is to foster the progression of each member from college student to successful professional – that is, to attain advanced degrees, careers, and positions of leadership in science, mathematics and engineering.
President: Luis Alvarenga
Email: lalvarenga27@aol.com
Society of Women Engineers
Society of Women Engineer offers assistance and support to women in engineering through scholarships, career fairs, conferences, and other networking opportunities. This year we will be attending conferences, facilitating outreach/ learning programs to children, and having social events in order to meet women with similar interests.
President: Vanessa Gonzalez
Email: vanessacgonzalez@yahoo.com
SFTV Grad Society
SFTV Grad Society unites the School of Film and Television Graduate students and fosters collaboration and communication between the Production, Screenwriting and Writing & Producing for TV programs. The Grad Society connects SFTV grads to key industry professionals and acts as a voice for the 100+ graduate students enrolled in the School of Film and Television, both on campus and to the Entertainment community.
Email: tbakal@lion.lmu.edu
TriBeta Biological Honors Society
Since its inception at Oklahoma City University in 1922, Beta Beta Beta has been a society for students dedicated to improving the understanding and appreciation of biological study and extending boundaries of human knowledge through scientific research. The society has been at LMU since 1999.
President: Anastasia Calciano
Email: acalcian@lion.lmu.edu
Arts/Entertainment
Animation Club
The LMU Animation club serves as an extension for anyone interested in animation and the animation industry, to explore the industry outside of the classroom and to create a network to help begin a career in the industry.
President: Stephanie Troncoso
Email: stroncos@lion.lmu.edu
B-Boy Status
B-Boy Status is LMU’s premiere Hip hop/break dancing organization on campus that promotes diversity, creativity, and unity among all nationalities through the art form of dance. We use dance as a universal language to bind people together and to promote a productive, positive lifestyle. We want to expose the whole LMU community (as well as the outside community) to this wonderful, dynamic culture.
President: Anna Leah Ponce
Email: aponce7@lion.lmu.edu
Harmony Unison of Beats
To bring culture and diversity in the form of dance to LMU.
Email: adurrell@lion.lmu.edu
Kuumba Beatz
Kuumba Beatz is a hip hop dance organization rooted in the black community that seeks to provide its members with a sense of self awareness, allow expression through music and dance, and engage the LMU community.
Email: georgijacobs@gmail.com
Laser Squad Bravo
Laser Squad Bravo is LMU's only official Improv comedy team. We aim to entertain and inspire the LMU community with interesting, fun, and lively performances and workshops.
Email: sofya.weitz@yahoo.com
Latin Dance Group
The LMU Latin Dance Group works to create a welcoming environment for all people who wish to learn skill and ability in a variety of Latin dances and styles, as well as those who wish to be immersed in and learn more about Latin culture and music. Our group is focused on sharing and spreading the love and passion for dance, music and creativity! We welcome all levels of dance experience and strive to promote improvement and growth in all members to produce a level of excellence to all of our performances.
Email: lauraglopez9@gmail.com
Club Sports
Men’s Club Baseball
LMU Club Baseball seeks to allow students to play baseball competitively against school in the Southern California area; furthermore to give students the opportunity to have fun on the field yet to still compete at a high intensity. We strive to develop a particular perspective regarding the Jesuit tradition of volunteerism around the community of Los Angeles.
President: John Wilkinson
Email: jwilkin7@lion.lmu.edu
Men’s Club Ice Hockey
To promote the sport of ice hockey at LMU and to increase school spirit through on and off ice activities.
Email: dmilo@lion.lmu.edu
Men’s Club Lacrosse
The purpose of this organization is to establish a competitive, successful, lacrosse team, while emphasizing teamwork, sportsmanship, discipline, leadership, accountability, and physical fitness.
President: Johnny Gilbreath
Email: gilbreath.john@gmail.com
Men’s Club Rugby
To achieve a recognized rugby program, to further the reputation of Loyola Marymount University, and to build character and prepare students for the future.
President: Abraham Waziri
Email: awaziri@lion.lmu.edu
Men’s Club Soccer
LMU Men's Club Soccer is about getting together and having a semi-competitive team to travel and play against other colleges while still having fun and making new friends.
President: Nicholas Zamarripa
Email: nickzam12@gmail.com
Men’s Club Volleyball
LMU Men's Club Volleyball carries on the tradition of the men's volleyball program that LMU once had. We seek to further develop the skill levels of committed players while developing leadership, teamwork, and competitive skills to be used on and off the court.
President: Nick Steinauer
Email: nicksteinauer@yahoo.com
Ski and Snowboard Club
Our goal is to provide LMU with a competitive Ski and Snowboard Team as well as a club for those not interested in racing competitively. We shall provide LMU with a venue for competitive skiing and snowboarding in Southern California. Our members shall promote teamwork, fair play, and provide means to shred.
President: Anthony Howley
Email: ahowley90@gmail.com
Surf Club
The “Surf Club” is established for the purpose if developing leadership and organizational skills, uniting individuals with a common interest, and participating in activities that demonstrate a positive externality on both LMU and the community.
Tennis
LMU Club Tennis hopes to grant those that enjoy playing tennis the chance to play at a competitive level against other schools or to continue improving their game through practice and participation in team events.
Email: jcloss@lion.lmu.edu
Women’s Club Basketball
Women’s Club Basketball provides an opportunity for women to participate in a competitive, organized, and university affiliated team. As a member of the team, each player experiences both individual and team growth through organized competition.The success of the team is achieved through our commitment to work together, have fun, and support one another.
President: Claudia Contreras
Email: ccontre7@lion.lmu.edu
Women’s Club Lacrosse
To instill the values of teamwork, respect, community and honor in members, fostering the growth of the sport of lacrosse in our area. To also build lasting bonds between club members through the team. To practice responsible leadership and uphold a positive attitude both on and off the field.
President: Hannah McDermott
Email: womenslmulax@gmail.com
Women’s Club Soccer
LMU Women's Club Soccer provides a safe and fun environment that allows players to improve their soccer skills, while building lasting friendships and leadership skills.
Email: elia_lonestar@yahoo.com
Women’s Club Volleyball
To further develop the players' skills in volleyball at a high level of competition. To maintain the tradition of LMU's women's volleyball and to develop leadership, teamwork, and competitive skills on and off the volleyball court. Also to uphold the LMU Mission Statement.
President: Rebecca Spence
Email: rspence4@lion.lmu.edu
Women’s Club Water Polo
The purpose of this organization is to bring together the women of Loyola Marymount University in the form of the organized sport of water polo. We hope to promote sportsmanship among female water polo players as well as provide the opportunity of fun, competitive play.
President: Danielle Medeiros
Email: dmedeiros15@aol.com
Cultural
Armenian Student Association (ASA)
The purpose of the ASA at LMU shall be to: cultivate a true understanding and appreciation of Armenian culture, heritage, and history through cultural, educational, and social activities, enhance interaction among Armenian students at LMU, keep current with news and issues concerning Armenians locally and internationally, establish a network of support systems for Armenian students, maintain contact and ties with other Armenian Student Associations and the Armenian community.
President: Aram Kavoukjian
Email: akavoukjian@hotmail.com
Asian and Pacific-Islander American Student Association (APSA)
The Asian and Pacific Islander American Student Association (APSA) is established for the purpose of creating a unified voice for the Asian and Pacific Islander American (APIA) students of Loyola Marymount University (LMU), and creating an awareness of the issues concerning the APIA community on and beyond the LMU campus.
Email: brian.canave@gmail.com
Black Student Union (BSU)
As brothers and sisters, we vow to protect the unity of our fellowship. Understanding that we individually encompass personality & background differences, we do not strive for uniformity. However, our goal is to maintain unity despite our differences for the sake of this family. We commit to a covenant of harmony amongst one another, respect toward others, and focus on our purpose. Within this Union, we sacrifice our self -centeredness in order to become an interdependent unit. We are a Community. We are a Family. We are the Black Student Union.
Email: truiz@lion.lmu.edu
Brothers of Consciousness
Brothers of Consciousness strive to achieve brotherhood through unity, to empower the community through service, and to become a model of manhood through achievement. We must engage the perception that others have set for us, and go beyond ourselves to better our family, community and nation.
Email: aundreypage@gmail.com
Gender-Sexuality Alliance
The mission of the Gender-Sexuality Alliance is to make a positive visual impact on the LMU community through the daily actions of its members and by working with other student organizations to promote reciprocity . The Purpose of the Gender-Sexuality Alliance is: 1) To provide support to the lesbian, gay, bisexual,trans, questioning, intersex and ally (LGBTQIA) community of LMU. 2) To promote awareness of the issues pertaining to the LGBTQIA community. 3) To educate members about the history of the LGBTQIA community in order to foster a sense of pride. 4) To educate the members of the greater LMU community. 5) To support and promote human rights and dignity.
Email: ohwowitserin@yahoo.com
Indonesians at LMU (iLMU)
To develop ethical leaders inspired by the principles of LMU’s Mission Statement – the education of the whole person, men and women for others, and the cura personalis. To foster the personal growth of each members mind, heart and character. To perpetuate lifelong friendships and commitment to the organization through events and gatherings. To continuously help and support every member throughout their lives through strong alumni relations. To promote understanding and appreciation for the Indonesian culture.
President: Hartman Harris Christian
Email: hartmanharris@gmail.com
Isang Bansa
Isang Bansa serves to be more than a student organization. It acts as a Family away from home where meetings, events, activities and excursions allow its members to immerse themselves into the Filipino and Filipino-American culture. An inclusive environment is illustrated through the six focus areas of: Nationalism, Social, Art, Spirituality, Academia, and Social Justice. Isang Bansa’s six focus areas contribute to the importance of our Family.
President: Cassey Gatchalian
Email: clgatchalian@gmail.com
Korean American Student Association
The Korean American Student Association promotes the education and enrichment of its members and the university community with aspects of Korean culture through involvement and participation in various social, cultural, and political activities.
President: Eric Moon
Email: ejkmoon@gmail.com
Kyodai
Kyodai is the Japanese/Japanese-American cultural club at Loyola Marymount University. We promote the Japanese Cultural experience within the Loyola Marymount University community and beyond. Kyodai has been recognized by community groups and the Inter-Collegiate Nikkei Council (INC) as being an active participant in the Japanese American community.
Email: bhandy@lion.lmu.edu
Latino Student Union (LSU)
The Vision of the Latino Student Union is to create an inclusive and diverse group on campus that will support the holistic development of the Latino/a community here at Loyola Marymount University to reach its full potential. LSU seeks to collaborate with other organizations on campus, including but not limited to Multi-ethnic Organizations, in order to create a more connected student body at this University. LSU will encourage and facilitate the development of its constituents academically, professionally, culturally, spiritually, and politically. The organization will build community amongst ourselves so as to better address all of the issues affecting the Latino identity and culture.
President: Robert Franco
Email: Robert.franco12@gmail.com
Lebanese Student Association (LSA)
Lebanese Student Association promotes Lebanese culture and traditions among LMU students through cultural and social activities. With our connection to the Lebanese Collegiate Network, we also provide professional and academic opportunities as well.
Email: lsa.lions.lmu@gmail.com
M.E.C.h.A. de LMU
MEChA's purpose is to increase social, cultural, political, and educational awareness among the Latino students at LMU and the community. We are a movement, a group of students, committed to social justice specifically when it comes to education and issues that affect the Latino community.
President: Carmen Elizabeth Castaneda
Email: ccastan5@lion.lmu.edu
Melkam Akwaaba
To increase LMU's awareness about Africa. Through innovative educational and entertainment-based programs, the group will spread a better understanding and knowledge about Africa's diverse community, both in culture and spirituality. In conjunction with LMU's mission statement; we stand for educating our community about the various socio-economic and socio-political groups while committing ourselves to serve the greater Los Angeles and global community. By re-educating ourselves and others, we fight the misconceptions about Africa.
President: Mahelet Gabeyhu
Email: melka.lmu@gmail.com
Multi-Ethnic Student Union (MESU)
The function and intentions of the Multi-Ethnic Student Union is to broaden and enhance each individual both morally and culturally, through the development of leadership skills, academic achievement, cultural understanding, as well as developing opinions on what it means to be a multi-ethnic person. In addition, the club strives to assist its members in attaining a higher standard of life, happiness, and integrity by creating a bond of kinship and self-enlightenment.
Email: nwatkins@hotmail.com
Na Kolea
We believe our mission is to ease the transition for students from Hawai`i to LMU; to share the culture of Hawai`i; to learn about other cultures; to welcome those whose families are from Hawai`i; and to welcome those who have Hawai`i in their heart.
President: Bree Aguinaldo
Email: breemahal@gmail.com
Nikkei Student Union (NSU)
The mission of LMU NSU is to help bring the Japanese American community and all those interested into a unified organization. Parallel to the mission of the university we would like to foster the education of the whole person. Growth in our organization is to be experienced through social, political, service, and cultural experiences. As a result our members and all those associated will become more cultured and more accepting individuals.
Email: pebbles1391@yahoo.com
Pangaea
Pangaea is a cultural club that seeks to strengthen the bridge between domestic and international students by exploring and contributing to our community.
President: Denisse Contreras
Shin Kanarazu Daiko
Shin Kanarazu Daiko seeks to build dilligence, commitment, and discipline through the art of traditional Japanese drumming. By practicing team unity and promoting positive creativity we build community not only within our group, but also within our University.
Sisters in Solidarity
Sisters in Solidarity is an organization that promotes political, social, cultural, professional and academic growth among young women of African descent at Loyola Marymount University and serves its members by encouraging, enriching, and educating the whole person.
Email: lindsey.n.rose@gmail.com
Spanish Club de LMU
“Somos una familia y una voz.” We are one family and one voice. The goal of the Spanish Club de LMU is to promote the Spanish language to everyone willing and interested in learning more about it. We hope to establish ourselves as a strong and recognized organization as well as make a stronger outreach to the LMU and surrounding community. The Spanish Club de LMU was formed for the purpose of promoting the Spanish language, culture, literature, and arts. We bring together students from different cultures and ethnicities that share an interest in the language, regardless of being a fluent, beginning, or non-Spanish speaking student. Events and ideas are made and expressed with the students being first in mind. In all, the Spanish Club de LMU is an organization that promotes social gatherings, community service, and intellectual growth.
Email: alopez64@lion.lmu.edu
Governance
College Republicans
We want to unite college republicans at Loyola Marymount University in pursuit of sharing our beliefs and engaging in intellectual debate and inquiry. We want to give students the opportunity to become more aware of current issues and ways to become more politically involved.
President: Lisa DeMoss
Email: ldemoss@lion.lmu.edu
Greek
Alpha Delta Gamma
The purpose of Alpha Delta Gamma is to serve those around us while giving men of integrity a fulfilling University experience. Members of Alpha Delta Gamma utilize the 5 S's: Service, Social, Scholastic, School Spirit, and Spiritual. With these S's forming the foundation of what it means to be an Alpha Delt, our members experience tremendous growth and gain valuable skills that prepare each member for a life full of success and integrity outside of LMU.
Email: chovious1@gmail.com
Alpha Phi
Alpha Phi International Fraternity is a membership organization dedicated to promoting sisterhood, cultivating leadership, encouraging intellectual curiosity and advocating service. Alpha Phi develops character for a lifetime.
President: Jenna Reynolds
Email: jenna.aphi@gmail.com
Beta Theta Pi
Beta Theta Pi is dedicated to building men of principle for a principled life. Our brotherhood aids the individual, builds the Fraternity and strengthens the host academic institution through lifelong devotion to intellectual excellence, high standards of moral conduct and responsible citizenship. Lifelong Friendship - Bonded by mutual obligations, oath and ritual, Betas form bonds of trust and friendship, which are the foundation of the Fraternity’s mission. Cultivation of the Intellect - Beta membership encourages individual and chapter support of the academic mission and provides opportunities for co-curricular learning and personal growth. Responsible Leadership - Betas participate in a system of self-governance, bound by trust and responsibility, which nurtures the development of social and leadership skills Responsible Personal Conduct - Beta Theta Pi is committed to standards of social conduct, which are guided by principles of urbane, civil, courteous and responsible deportment. Commitment to Community - The experience of being a Beta encourages men to serve their university, fraternal and local communities.
President: Ryne Supplitt
Email: ryne.s12@gmail.com
Delta Delta Delta
The purpose of Delta Delta Delta shall be to establish a perpetual bond of friendship among its members, to develop a stronger and more womanly character, to broaden the moral and intellectual life, and to assist its members in every possible way. It shall also be the purpose of Delta Delta Delta to develop qualities of unselfish leadership among its members, and to encourage them to assume, with integrity and devotion to moral and democratic principles, the highest responsibilities of college women.
President: Margo Jasukaitis
Email: dddprezlmu@gmail.com
Delta Gamma
Delta Gamma offers to women of all ages a rich heritage based on principles of personal integrity, personal responsibility and intellectual honesty. Its primary purpose is to foster high ideals of friendship, promote educational and cultural interests, create a true sense of social responsibility, and develop the finest qualities of character.
Delta Sigma Theta
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. is a private, non-profit organization whose purpose is to provide assistance and support through established programs in local communities throughout the world. The major programs of the sorority are based upon the organization's Five Point Thrust of: economic development, educational development, international awareness and involvement, physical and mental health, and political awareness and involvement.
President: Ashley Watterson
Email: awatter1@lion.lmu.edu
Delta Zeta
The purpose of this sorority shall be to unite its members in the bonds of sincere and lasting friendship, to stimulate one another in the pursuit of knowledge, to promote the moral and social culture of its members, and to develop plans for guidance and unity in action; objects worthy of the highest aim and purpose of associated effort. The purpose of this sorority shall be advanced through the National Convention, the National Council, and the college and alumnae chapters."
President: Amanda Pesqueira
Email: dzpresidentlmu@gmail.com
Greek Council
The purpose of this Greek Council shall be to develop and maintain fraternity or sorority life and interfraternal relations at the highest level of accomplishment at Loyola Marymount University.
Email: joanna.demos@gmail.com
Kappa Alpha Theta
Kappa Alpha Theta is the organization that provides the finest and most rewarding membership experience—is based on our core purpose and values. Our purpose is to support members to learn, grow, and excel, and our core values are personal excellence, friendship/sisterhood, scholarship, service, and leadership.
President: Elizabeth Hedge
Email: lizn.hedge@gmail.com
Lambda Chi Alpha
Through our Core Values and ritualist teachings , Lambda Chi Alpha aims to systematically develop our men by fundamentally shaping who they are, what they know, and what they can do.
Email: garrett.broom@gmail.com
Pi Beta Phi
The mission of Pi Beta Phi Fraternity for women is to promote friendship, develop women of intellect and integrity, cultivate leadership potential and enrich lives through community service.
President: Amanda Dahlstrom
Email: pibetaphilmu@gmail.com
Sigma Chi
Sigma Chi's purpose is to promote the concepts of Friendship, Justice, and Learning; to build brotherhood and life-long membership among members from all walks of life. Its mission statement is to develop values-based leaders committed to the betterment of character, campus and community. Sigma Chi's vision statement is "to become the preeminent collegiate leadership development organization—aligned, focused and living our core values". Please visit us at LMUSigmaChi.com
President: Gregory Kamradt
Email: gkamradt@gmail.com
Sigma Gamma Rho
Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority's aim is to enhance the quality of life within the community. Public service, leadership development and education of youth are the hallmark of the organization's programs and activities. Sigma Gamma Rho addresses concerns that impact society educationally, civically, and economically.
President: Leondria Brown
Email: leondria.brown@gmail.com
Sigma Lambda Beta
Sigma Lambda Beta, to nurture and further a dynamic, value-based environment which utilizes our diverse multicultural membership as a catalyst to better serve the needs and wants of all people.
Email: eperez19@lion.lmu.edu
Sigma Lambda Gamma
The purpose of this organization is to follow the principles upholding standards of excellence in morality, ethics, and education set forth by Sigma Lambda Gamma National Sorority, Inc. This organization is committed to promoting the five principles of Academic Excellence, Community Service, Cultural Awareness, Social Interaction, and Morals and Ethics.
Email: slgpresidentlmu@yahoo.com
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Building Balanced Men: charting a course for men to live their best lives by embracing our cardinal principles of Virtue, Diligence and Brotherly Love and committing to the practice of Sound Mind and Sound Body.
President: John Wilkinson
Email: jwilkin7@lion.lmu.edu
Honor Society
Alpha Epsilon Delta
Alpha Epsilon Delta is the National Pre-professional Honor Society dedicated to the encouragement and recognition of excellence in the pre-professional health scholarship, including medicine, dentistry, veterinary, and others. The society welcomes all students engaged in the pursuit of a professional healthcare career. AED offers opportunities for intellectual and professional development, provides a forum for students with common interests, and extends a program of service to benefit the college/university community. Alpha Epsilon Delta is a member of the Association of College Honor Societies.
Email: stephenwline@gmail.com
Eta Sigma Phi
Eta Sigma Phi is the national honorary collegiate society for students of Latin and/or Greek. Members are elected by local chapters which have been chartered by the society. The purposes of the Society, in the words of the Constitution, are "to develop and promote interest in classical study among the students of colleges and universities; to promote closer fraternal relationship among students who are interested in classical study, including inter-campus relationship; to engage generally in an effort to stimulate interest in classical study, and in the history, art, and literature of ancient Greece and Rome."
President: Nancy Spolidoro
Email: nspolidoro@hotmail.com
National Society of Collegiate Scholars
NSCS is an honor society that engages high achieving college students in their first and second year who are in the top 20% of their class. We are dedicated to the ideals of Scholarship, Leadership and Service; ideals that are evident in every benefit and scholarship we offer.
President: Trianna Brannon
Email:
triannabrannon@comcast.net
Phi Alpha Theta
We are a professional society whose mission is to promote the study of history through the encouragement of research, good teaching, publication and the exchange of learning and ideas among historians. We seek to bring students, teachers and writers of history together for intellectual and social exchanges, which promote and assist historical research and publication by our members in a variety of ways.
President: Kimberly Wolfe
Email: Kwolfe1@lion.lmu.edu
Sigma Tau Delta
Sigma Tau Delta’s central purpose is to confer distinction upon students of the English language and literature in undergraduate, graduate, and professional studies.The Alpha Delta Gamma chapter will work to promote networking, social interaction, a stronger community within the English department, and will work to create opportunities for English majors to reach out to the larger community beyond LMU.
President: Alie Chavez
Email: aliebalieb00@gmail.com
Society of Collegiate Journalists
To foster the growth of collegiate journalists while keeping in mind and encouraging the ideals of LMU’s Mission Statement – an emphasis on education of the whole person and working to serve others. To honor the hard work of collegiate journalists, and to provide them with the opportunity to network with other journalists.
President: Michael Goldscholl
Email: michaelgoldsholl@gmail.com
Tau Beta Pi
The mission of Tau Beta Pi is to mark in a fitting manner those who have conferred honor upon their alma mater by distinguished scholarship and exemplary character as undergraduates in engineering, or by their attainments as alumni in the field of engineering, and to foster a spirit of liberal culture in engineering colleges.
President: Jonathon Deutsche
Email: jon.deutsche@gmail.com
Professional
Accounting Society
LMU Accounting Society Mission: As one of the largest professional business clubs on campus, the LMU Accounting Society offers accounting majors professional development and career insights spanning public accounting, industry, government and education. Members develop leadership and communications skills through weekly lunch meetings and interactive social events with professionals. Additional events include an annual meet-the-firms night, career highlights from LMU alumni, networking events, career/résumé services, interview/recruiting help and a popular year-end banquet celebrating awards and scholarships.
President: Erica Esguerra
Email: Erica.ae@gmail.com
Alpha Kappa Psi
Alpha Kappa Psi was founded in 1904 at New York University on the principles of promoting institutions of business education, developing future leaders and fostering appreciation for higher ideals in business. Today the fraternity has grown to become the oldest and largest professional business fraternity in the world. With nearly 240,000 initiated members and more than 200 chapters, it is among the 20 largest college fraternities. The men and women of AKPsi reflect the world’s diversity and are united by a common interest in business. Guided by five core values, Alpha Kappa Psi focuses on providing ethical leadership and professional development. Through educational programs, community service and a hands-on application of formal education, Alpha Kappa Psi students use the business skills they are taught in the classroom to acquire life skills such as the art of compromise, consensus building, project management, interviewing and networking.
President: Ramtin Sarbaz
Email: rsarbaz1@lion.lmu.edu
Audio Engineering Society
Audio Engineering Society, Inc., Loyola Marymount University Student Section seeks to encourage learning and further education of the whole by enhancing the experience of students invested in the Recording Arts. As a professional institution, the Audio Engineering Society seeks to bring together like-minded audio professionals to create a strong network of members and to partake in the further study of technology and practices in the fields of professional audio.
President: Eric Wegemer
Email: wegener.eric@gmail.com
Black Business Student Association (BBSA)
Educate and promote professional excellence within in the community. Encourage members to balance professionalism with the social aspect of college life and strive to build up our community through their success.
President: Michel’le Brown
Email: mbrown78@lion.lmu.edu
The Business Law Society at LMU strives to educate students in all fields of study about the importance and relevance of studying business and law. The society encourages the furthering of higher education in the areas of business and law, and provides information for students that aspire to become well rounded professionals with an invaluable background in the legal environment.
Email: idiaz@lion.lmu.edu
Delta Sigma Pi
Delta Sigma Pi is America's foremost professional fraternity for men and women pursuing careers in business. Our four pillars of Professionalism, Brotherhood, Community Service and Scholarship form the foundation of our mission. Our purpose is to foster the study of business in universities; to encourage scholarship, social activity and the association of students for their mutual advancement by research and practice; to promote closer affiliation between the commercial world and students of commerce; and to further a higher standard of commercial ethics and culture and the civic and commercial welfare of the community.
Email: deltasigma.president1@gmail.com
Flying Lions
Flying Lions is a dedicated support system for students who wish to pursue a career in the United States Air Force.
Email: Kevintchin@gmail.com
Graduate Assocation for School Psychology
It is the mission of GASP to provide support, encouragement, and collegial opportunities to all LMU students who are interested in pursuing a career in school psychology. GASP’s vision is to connect all members to create lifelong professional relationships along with developing ethical leaders inspired by the principles of LMU’s mission statement who will become effective school psychologists.
Email: ktam1@lion.lmu.edu
Latino Business Student Association
The Latino Business Student Association of Loyola Marymount University is dedicated to the advancement of its members through professionalism in the business realm. It provides speakers and mentors from different areas of the business world such as experts in accounting, the entertainment industry, banking, career development, the sports industry, and more. We encourage our members to actively participate in professional activities such as LBSA annual conference, ULS events, career fairs, and internship opportunities in the greater Los Angeles area. We take pride in our three main values: Community, Professional, and Social. LBSA continues to foster the importance of community service throughout Los Angeles. We understand the significance of giving back to our surrounding communities and do so in various ways throughout the school year. Furthermore, LBSA invites business professionals to come speak about the fundamentals of business and the tactics behind corporate America. LBSA also believes in balancing professionalism with the social aspect of college life and strives to build everlasting friendships and memories. Remember, you do not have to be Latino or even a business major. We are open to everyone and all majors. Our goal is to offer the knowledge about the different areas of business and provide great networking opportunities.
President: Jessica Passos
Email: jessicaqpassos@gmail.com
Pre-Veterinary Club / Animal Alliance
The ultimate mission of the Pre-Vet Club is to provide students with information and support that will aid them in pursuing their love for animals and attaining their goal of becoming veterinarians. The Pre-Vet Club will also illustrate the various career options that are available in the veterinary field, through presentations of various veterinarians in our community. Finally, the Pre-Vet Club will provide an environment in which pre-vet students can interact with other students of similar interests.
President: Annabelle Audet-Griffin
Email: aaudetgr@lion.lmu.edu
Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers (SHPE)
We are brought together by heritage, social responsibility and desire to improve the equality of all people through the use of science and technology. We value excellence in education, professional pursuits and leadership. We obtain excellence through integrity, empowerment, achievement, diversity and continuous improvement.
Email: mluevan5@lion.lmu.edu
Student Counselor’s Association
LMU Student Counselors Association (SCA) shall serve to promote professional leadership, understand the range of career choices available to counseling graduates, and ensure that school counseling candidates are pursuing their academic interests. It shall function as an educational and professional learning instrument for graduate students in the School Counseling MA Program at Loyola Marymount University by providing awareness and materials, which promote career and professional development. SCA shall function as the means for school counseling candidates to network with other national institutes and organizations to exponentially improve networking skills, job opportunities, connect students with resources, and advocate on behalf of the school counseling student body.
Email: ehoyos@lion.lmu.edu
Teachers of Tomorrow
Teachers of Tomorrow are innovative leaders on campus with a common goal to promote educational opportunities and equality. We seek to learn about the education field and the ways in which we can better it through service learning projects with local schools and organizations, informational meetings, and contact with educational leaders in our community. We will strive to foster learning not only in children but future teachers and others in fields or with interests in education youth.
President: Yaneli Garibay
Email: yaneligaribay@yahoo.com
Recreation / Leisure
Bocce Ball Club
In keeping with the tradition of Man and his enjoyment of leisurely recreational activities, The Bocce Ball Club actively promotes relaxed and unrestrained fun. Bocce Ball, a recreational sport for the people, by the people.
Email: msarni@lion.lmu.edu
Car Show at LMU
Car Show at LMU is an organization geared toward bringing together members of the LMU community who have a particular interest in cars, in order to plan an annual Car Show on campus, which raises money to benefit the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. The mission of this group is to hold and attend events with, and also just enjoy the company of, others who share a love for cars, while spreading awareness of Cystic Fibrosis and fundraising for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation.
President: Brianne Zapata
Email: bzapata1@lion.lmu.edu
Dumbledore's Army
The purpose of Dumbledore’s Army is to unite different LMU students with a common love for the Harry Potter franchise, into an excepting and friendly community. Dumbledore’s Army strives to help build a diverse community and strong relationships through Harry Potter themed activities and events and good natured competition.
President: Erin Callier
Email: heyitserinface@gmail.com
Fantastic Odyssey Of Dining (F.O.O.D.)
This organization was formed in order to expose college students to the wonderful dining experiences in Los Angeles. Many students do not have the means to get off campus or are not from the area and do not know where to go for good food, and this club offers the opportunity to do so.
President: Jeremy Dunford
Email: jdunford@lion.lmu.edu
Loyola Adventurer and Recreation Club
To establish a safe organized community of LMU students interested in exploring what the South Californian terrain, culture, and city-life has to offer. To encourage healthy student relationships whilst engaging in a variety of outdoor activities, ultimately making the pursuit of recreation accessible and possible for those seeking recreational activities with fellow LMU adventurers.
President: Sophia Danilowicz
Email: s_danilowicz@yahoo.com
Moto Club
Moto Club aims to bring all automotive and motorcycle enthusiasts at LMU together. We have events such as car/motorcycle shows, cruises and canyon runs, miscellaneous fun get togethers, photoshoots etc. We are a low-key club and aren't about getting a large membership, but rather bringing together those who truly love motorized stuff.
President: Eric Carpenter
Email: rhynolite@gmail.com
Ping Pong Club
The Ping Pong Club of Loyola Marymount University, driven by vigor and spirit for the sport of Table Tennis, provides students with a vibrant place to strengthen social bonds, actively engage in the respected recreational sport, and to promote fun. The club dedicates itself to positively serve the students of the club, the recreational sport of table Tennis, and the school of Loyola Marymount University.
Email: jturne24@lion.lmu.edu
Triathlon Club
As LMU’s Triathlon Club, we not only provide a means for those participating in the individualistic sport of triathlon to have a training community, but also encourage those that hope to someday complete a triathlon. We are advocates for the healthy balance of a multi-sport lifestyle and therefore plan weekly practices to incorporate general schedules of all members so that work-outs are accessible. As a club we also provide other events such as volunteering at local races, club dinners, and fun races such as muddy runs and holiday races. As a whole, the Triathlon Club forms a collective group of athletes that enjoy the multi-sport lifestyle and all tangible benefits.
Email: sa.patno@gmail.com
Wine Club
The Mission Statement of the LMU Wine Club is to enlighten members about the history, cultural traditions, and myriad uses of wine. To promote responsibility and intellectual thought in LMU students so they may thrive in their academic, social, and professional pursuits. Also, to provide a safe way for students to gain knowledge about the responsible consumption of wine: a dynamic and ever-changing beverage that has influenced mankind for over 8,000 years.
President: Jonnie Perkins
Email: jonnieperkins@gmail.com
Religious / Spiritual
eXaLT
eXaLT combines the Catholic Tradition of Eucharistic Adoration with contemporary praise and worship music to provide a place of worship, reflection, and prayer for all students, in keeping with the Jesuit, and Marymount traditions of LMU.
President: Alexander Garoutte
Christian Life Community
CLC’s mission is to help one another discovering and living out our personal vocations. We strive to cultivate a way of life that integrates the values of community, spirituality, and mission. In other words, we strive to foster trusting relationships, find God in all things, and discover our calling in life.
Hillel
LMU Student Hillel is a space for all students on campus to participate in Jewish learning and activities, which provides opportunities to foster and support the Jewish community. While creating a community in which Jewish students can celebrate their Jewish identity, LMU student Hillel also seeks to build bridges between all faith-based groups at LMU. LMU student Hillel’s reach extends beyond the campus, as it hopes to better the world through social justice work.
President: Allyson Schwartz
Email: allysontschwartz@gmail.com
Late Night
Late Night is a weekly event put on by a group of students who are serious about inspiring others. Each week is an expression of the leadership team's passions and is welcome to anyone. There is live music, stimulating conversation and a speaker who shares a relevant message. We believe that we are each created to live a heroic life, and Late Night exists to remind us of that.
President: Christa Scholtz
Email: cscholtz@lion.lmu.edu
The Station
The Station is a community of students whose lives have been transformed by the love and life of Jesus Christ. It is our mission to be the hands and feet of Jesus on our campus and in our community. We are committed furthering God's kingdom through worship, fellowship, service, and the study of His word. It is our goal that every person we meet would hear the gospel. Come find out what it means to be a follower of Christ and grow deeper in an understanding of all that the Lord has to offer.
Email: brianlin37@yahoo.com
Service
Arnold Air Society
Arnold Air Society is a professional, honorary, service organization advocating the support of aerospace power.
President: Meredith LaKomski
Belles Service Organization
Since 1950, Belles Service Organization has made it their purpose to incorporate "service, love, and solidarity" in their service with and for others both within The Bluff, and reaching out in the Los Angeles community. This sisterhood of 50 women live in unison with the Loyola Marymount mission statement: the encouragement of learning, education of the whole person, and service of faith and promotion of justice. Belles’ passion for leading lives of service has been fulfilled by not only leaving a lasting impact on others, but also having open hearts and minds to have others leave a lasting impact on their own life. Working directly with the Break the Cycle Foundation, our focus is to strive to promote domestic violence awareness, and ultimately, work zealously to bring an end to domestic violence.
Email: mperez41@lion.lmu.edu
Circle K International
To hold the promise of today’s college student becoming tomorrow’s leader and develop leaders inspired by Loyola Marymount University’s Mission Statement: the education of the whole person. To also meet the personal needs of the individual collegian through the qualities of leadership, the rewards of service, and the unique spirit of friendship.
President: Arielle Nomura
Email: arielleh143@hotmail.com
Creare Service Organization
Creare Service Organization's mission is to act; to create opportunities, and futures for those who need it most. With an emphasis on helping the youth of the community, we stand as role models and mentors for the younger generations. Our goal is to work with children to not only help with their personal needs but to teach the importance of camaraderie, service, and social justice. We also stand as role models for the Loyola Marymount student body and will work to give back to the community that helped us "to create" the futures we ourselves work towards.
President: Victoria Brown
Email: crearepresident@gmail.com
Crimson Circle
Service, loyalty, unity, and dedication are the hallmarks of the Crimson Circle. Dating back to 1929, the Circle has always had a tradition of prestigious and diverse membership. The Circle dedicates their time and expresses many outstanding talents that contribute to giving service to Loyola Marymount and the greater community.
Email: apage1@lion.lmu.edu
Dance Marathon at LMU
Dance Marathon at LMU is an entirely student run organization. Dance Marathon strives to support Children’s Hospital Los Angeles through financial donations and the creation of a supportive community by working in partnership with the Children's Miracle Network. Furthermore, the Dance Marathon project works to unify the LMU community in support of a common cause.
Email: k.lyons2@yahoo.com
De Colores
De Colores is a weekend service/immersion trip made up of students from Loyola Marymount University focused on building homes, local community centers, schools, orphanages, and other community buildings with the people of Tijuana, Mexico. De Colores strives to build community, both amongst ourselves and with our Mexican sisters and brothers. Through these relationships, we grow and learn first-hand about issues of social justice, immigration and poverty. We become immersed in the culture and lived reality of our Mexican neighbors while striving to embrace their great spirit and faith.
President: Amaan Kerawala
Email: akerawa1@lion.lmu.edu
El Espejo
El Espejo is a one-on-one mentoring program that pairs LMU students with high-risk youth from Lennox Middle School. The program allows LMU mentors to provide Lennox Middle School (LMS) students with college awareness and individual empowerment. This is done through fun activities throughout the year, discussions about the many issues they face, and through workshops for themselves and their parents about how to prepare and finance for a higher education. Our goal is that in the process they realize that higher education can be more than a dream; it can become a reality. El Espejo serves as a tool for LMU students to fight social injustices in our community, while creating life-long relationships.
President: Fatima Murrieta
Email: fmurriet@lion.lmu.edu
Gryphon Circle
Gryphon Circle is an honorary women's service organization, whose primary focus is to serve women and children, Loyola Marymount University, and the outside community, while striving to uphold our motto of "there are no beginnings and there are no ends, only circles of friendship, love an service."
President: Whitney Wozniak
Email: whitney.wozniak@gmail.com
Habitat For Humanity
The mission of the Habitat for Humanity LMU Chapter shall be to educate and facilitate in student and faculty service around and within the LMU community, to foster the ideals of service and helping mankind, to create a bond of friendship amongst all of its members, and to provide assistance to Habitat for Humanity in the actions of fundraising and hands-on service/work. All members and affiliates are expected to represent Habitat for Humanity and Loyola Marymount University in a positive manner on and off campus.
Email: Jyates2@lion.lmu.edu
Healthy Habits, Bright Futures
Healthy Habits, Bright Futures is focused on spreading health awareness locally and globally. This club is also dedicated to ensuring that students are healthy, happy and educated so that they have bright futures. Club members will teach students at local schools about staying healthy and enriched amid the health and social problems plaguing society today. Healthy Habits, Bright Futures members will also educate themselves on health issues and fundraise and plan for the annual health awareness and medical mission trip to Kingston, Jamaica.
Email: sa.patno@gmail.com
Ignatians Service Organization
Ignatians Service Organization seeks to uphold the Service of Faith and Promotion of Justice, while striving to become men and women with and for others.
President: Hannah Sheehan
Email: iggiepresident@gmail.com
Junior Youth Empowerment Group
The Junior Youth Empowerment Club sees in junior youth (11-14 year olds) altruism, an acute sense of justice, eagerness to learn about the universe and a desire to contribute to the construction of a better world. In order to encourage these attributes within them we create groups that meet weekly with the junior youth in which we empower them through the arts, recreation, discussion and service projects within their community.
Email: mmoazez@lion.lmu.edu
LIONS Garden Club
To develop thoughtful stewards of the environment inspired by the principles of LMU’s Mission Statement – the education of the whole person, the promotion of environmental justice, and men and women for others. To deepen the connection of each members mind, heart, and spirit to the earth and to the LMU community. To utilize bio-intensive garden methods that maximize crop yield within minimal space to assist individuals in need. To perpetuate lifelong friendships through a commitment to sustainable agriculture.
Email: green.bryon@lmu.edu
Magis Service Organization
Magis is a male organization that is built on three essential principles: service, diversity, and spirituality. Magis fulfills these standards by gathering a diverse group of men who are dedicated to service and are committed to their growth as a complete individual. The organization seeks to develop men who strive toward the Jesuit ideal of the magis: a thirst for the more, for the greater good, and for a life-long disposition to a fuller service of God and others.
Email: magispresident2011@gmail.com
Marians Service Organization
The mission of the Marians is to focus on the needs of women and children. It is based on the traditions of Marymount University and the Marymount Institute.
Email: rhuerta1@lion.lmu.edu
Operation Smile
Operation Smile endeavors to aid in the development of the whole person by means of education and awareness of global issues through the promotion of justice. Through motivation, we inspire a desire for leadership through service and commitment as well as create bonds and personal growth as each member shares a devotion to healing a child’s smile.
Email: Mdallal@lion.lmu.edu
Planting the Seed
Planting the Seed’s goal is to provide parents in low-income neighborhoods with the proper tools and skills they can use in their own homes to better their child’s reading abilities. We are planting the seed for parents to begin an early strive to improve their child’s reading skills and for the children themselves to start growing a passion for reading.
Email: jkim76@lion.lmu.edu
Rotaract of LMU
Our mission is to build leaders who have a meaningful impact in their community and internationally by contributing to peace and understanding and committing to the Rotary concept of “service above self.”
President: Stephanie Felix
Email: st.felix90@gmail.com
Save the Species
As a club devoted to providing service, SAVE THE SPECIES aspires to prevent endangered species from reaching extinction. The efforts put forth by SAVE THE SPECIES members will primarily take the form of raising funds for various animal rehabilitation centers, habitat preservations and animal sanctuaries. We will also inform and educate our peers and the general public of the issues faced by endangered species as well as the significance of taking action.
Email: LibbyLueck@hotmail.com
Silver Wings
To strive for excellence by developing community and character through service.
Email: lprince1@lion.lmu.edu
Special Games
The mission of Special Games is to bring together the special needs community of Los Angeles and the Loyola Marymount University community for a day of fun, friendship, and personal growth. There is no experience like Special Games and no other event celebrates the many gifts of the special needs community in quite the same way. Today we continue our goal of fostering love, creating new friendships, and making life-long memories.
President: Leticia Duenas
Email: lduenas@lion.lmu.edu
Sursum Corda
Recognizing the need for a comprehensive and active service organization comprised of Loyola Marymount University students, Sursum Corda, a Latin term meaning “lift up our hearts” is rooted firmly in the Jesuit ideal of being men and women for humanity. Using this ideal as a foundation, Sursum Corda emphasizes the importance of service and the fervent desire to serve others. The importance of this mission is to inculcate the love of humanity through the practice of service, and enjoyable participation in the community on a personal level, thus developing in each member the love of humanity.
Email: ablopez15@gmail.com
Underwings Praxis
The mission of Underwings Praxis is to promote justice-oriented education for students at Loyola Marymount University through a process of immersion and accompaniment with members of the Dolores Mission community.
President: Allison Goldberg
Email: agoldbe3@lion.lmu.edu
Social Justice
Achieving Collaborating Today (A.C.T.)
Achieving Collaborating Today (A.C.T.) works closely with existing campus student organizations as well as community organizations to empower others via specific events, projects, campaigns, actions, and movements relating to social justice (Environmental Justice, Economic Justice, Labor Justice/Issues, Immigration Issues/Dream Act, and Educational Issues).
President: Nestor Pimienta
Email: npimient@lion.lmu.edu
ECO Students
ECO Students promotes and advocates environmental sustainability through service and political action. ECO Students also keeps students informed with environmental initiatives and events they can participate in, which benefit our campus and the greater community.
Human Rights Coalition (HRC)
The Human Rights Coalition (HRC) strives to strengthen the LMU community’s commitment to live out the school’s own mission statement of “encouraging learning, the education of the whole person, and the service of faith and the promotion of justice.” The HRC does not take this often confusing and misunderstood LMU mission statement lightly. Rather, the Human Rights Coalition is committed to discovering and living out this vision to its fullest by becoming people of and for others, especially for the poor, voiceless, marginalized, and those most in need in our midst. Students involved in the HRC learn to understand and integrate justice and faith. The Human Rights Coalition becomes a community where LMU students can express their passion for social justice and peace through conversations, reflections, social analysis, prayer services, questions, action, and by engaging a diversity of speakers on social justice and faith issues. The Human Rights Coalition continually seeks to build relationships and collaborate more closely with others on justice and peace activities. The HRC “Unite” is an effort to bring together student groups, clubs, service organizations, the Greek communities, departments, and professors to coordinate concretely on acts of justice and activism here at LMU.
Email: mmohan@lion.lmu.edu
Oxfam America
In alignment with Oxfam America’s mission and current campaigns, the Oxfam Club at Loyola Marymount University aims to construct and carryout projects and initiatives focused on alleviating poverty, hunger, and social injustice on both the international and local levels.
President: Allison Goldberg
Email: agoldbe3@lion.lmu.edu
Resilience
Advocacy group for equal access to education for everyone regardless of legal status, gender, economic background, sexual orientation, and race.
Email: isanche5@lion.lmu.edu
Save Darfur
As humanitarians, we collectively raise awareness to the LMU community about contemporary human right issues, specifically regarding the region of Africa.
President: Lauren Devereux
Email: ldevere1@lion.lmu.edu
Students for Labor and Economic Justice
Students for Labor and Economic Justice is a club on campus that advocates for worker’s rights and spreads awareness on the injustices that can happen in the workplace. Our club highly respects the integral role that the LMU campus workforce plays in the development and sustainability of our university. We show our gratitude for all of their contributions to our community by fostering relationships between the workers and the administration, students and faculty.
Email: scpavlos@gmail.com
To Write Love on Her Arms
TWLOHA University Chapters is a network of student organizations on college and university campuses that exist to embody the mission and vision of To Write Love on Her Arms. Through organized meetings and events, each chapter will serve as a voice of hope, inspiration, and support for students and their surrounding communities. In addition, TWLOHA – Loyola Marymount University Chapter will serve the LMU community as a resource for mental health education, advocacy, and empowerment. Doing so, this organization will simultaneously utilize the three prongs of the LMU mission statement: the encouragement of learning, the education of the whole person, and the service of faith and promotion of justice.
President: Joe Ward
Email: joe.ward25@gmail.com