FACTS - Pepperdine University
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MISSION STATEMENTPepperdine is a Christian university committed to thehighest standards of academic excellence and Christianvalues, where students are strengthened for lives ofpurpose, service, and leadership.CONTENTSBeginnings and Benefactors. 2A Pepperdine Timeline. 4Schools of Pepperdine. 6Study Abroad.16Athletics.18Spiritual Life. 20University Libraries. 21Lisa Smith Wengler Center for the Arts. 22Social Event and Advancement Calendar. 24Community Safety. 25Recent Initiatives. 26Student Information. 28General Facts. 29Alumni. 30Financial Information. 31Executive Leadership. 32Contact Information.Inside Back Cover
WELCOME TO PEPPERDINE UNIVERSITY!Pepperdine University is an independent, privateChristian university enrolling more than 8,800 studentsin its five colleges and schools. We have drawnstudents from every state of the union and from morethan 80 countries worldwide. Pepperdine is widelyregarded to be among the nation’s top universities,known for its high academic standards, its nationallyacclaimed Division I athletics program, and itscommitment to serving the needs of each and everyPepperdine student.Our world-renowned, 830-acre Malibu campus ishome to our undergraduate school, Seaver College;our Caruso School of Law and School of Public Policy;and programs of the Graziadio Business School andthe Graduate School of Education and Psychology.Additionally, our graduate campuses, locatedthroughout Southern California, afford convenientaccess to mid-career adults pursuing advanceddegrees in business, education, and psychology andbachelor's degrees in business.The pages of this guide, reflecting specific data fromthe 2019–20 academic year, will introduce you to eachof our schools, our alumni, and our athletics programs,as well as our history, financial data, and some of whatmakes Pepperdine unique.1
BEGINNINGS AND BENEFACTORSIn February 1937, againstthe backdrop of despairand pessimism of the GreatDepression, a man namedGeorge Pepperdine decided todo a hopeful thing in unhopefultimes: endow, erect, dedicate,and accredit a Christian liberalGeorge Pepperdinearts college in the city of Los(Jun 20, 1886–Jul 31, 1962) Angeles. Remarkably, led byMr. Pepperdine’s commitmentand passion, onlyseven months later onSeptember 21,students enteredclasses on a newlybuilt campus, and byApril 6, 1938, GeorgePepperdine College wasfully accredited by theNorthwest Association.As the young college grew over the decades, it caughtthe attention of entrepreneur, lawyer, and inventorFrank R. Seaver, who mentioned Pepperdine in his will.However, it was his widow, Blanche E. Seaver, whocame to wholly embrace the Pepperdine mission. Sheextended the Seaver family legacy through generousgifts that enabled the school to expand into Malibu in1972. In 1975 theMalibu campuswas named theFrank R. SeaverCollege, becomingthe flagshipundergraduateschool of theUniversity.Frank R. Seaver (Apr 12, 1883–Oct 31, 1964)Blanche E. Seaver (Sep 15, 1891–Apr 9, 1994)2
Pepperdine’s graduate businessschool and its law school wereboth established in 1969. Theformer, now the Graziadio BusinessSchool, was named in 1996, whenGeorge L. Graziadio, Jr., ImperialBank cofounder and real estateentrepreneur, “adopted” it as hisfourth child and endowed it with both George L. Graziadiohis gifts and his name. In the spirit of (Jul 6, 1911–Jun 6, 2002)its namesake, the Graziadio Schoolprovides business education that isentrepreneurial in spirit, ethical infocus, and global in orientation.The law school was named theCaruso School of Law in 2019, theyear of its 50th anniversary, in honorof a historic gift from alumnusRick J. Caruso (JD ’83) and his wife, Rick J. Caruso (JD '83)(Jan 7, 1959–Present)Tina. A real estate entrepreneurlike Graziadio, Caruso has a passion for educationalphilanthropy. Designed to both strengthen the school’sacademic programming and to enable talented studentsto attend the school who would not otherwise have themeans to do so, the Caruso gift will have a significantimpact on the school's students in the years to come.Pepperdine University has been ranked #19 of the 100 Most BeautifulColleges by Bestcollegereviews.org (2020).3
A PEPPERDINE TIMELINE1937 George Pepperdine1938 George Pepperdine1975 With a historic gift1972 The Malibu campus1982 Following the founding1996 Businessman andCollege is foundedby entrepreneur andbusinessman GeorgePepperdine, founder ofWestern Auto SupplyCompany. The original LosAngeles campus is located atthe intersection of 79th Streetand Vermont Avenue.from Blanche E. Seaver, thenewly endowed Frank R.Seaver College of Letters,Arts, and Sciences becomesthe flagship undergraduateschool of Pepperdine.of the School of Education in1971, Pepperdine merges theschool with the psychologydivision from the Los Angelescampus to form the GraduateSchool of Education andPsychology.4College holds its firstcommencement ceremonywith four graduates: MalcomHinckley, Carmen Landrum,Paul Tucker, and RichardGibson.opens its doors to welcomemore than 850 new students,the largest freshman classto date.entrepreneur George L.Graziadio endows thebusiness school, which isrenamed in his honor.
1963 Pepperdine launches1968 Plans are announced1971 Following the1969 Pepperdine College1997 Pepperdine establishes2003 The 50.4-acrethe first of its renownedinternational programs inHeidelberg, Germany.expansion of new schools,George Pepperdine Collegeis announced as PepperdineUniversity.its newest graduate school,the School of Public Policy,which quickly becomes oneof the most research-orientedschools at the University.for the construction of a newcampus in Malibu following agift from the Adamson familyof a remarkable 138 acres ofundeveloped ranch land.reorganizes the departmentof business into the Schoolof Business and accepts anoffer to acquire the OrangeUniversity College of Law toestablish the School of Law.Drescher Graduate campusopens, representing thelargest expansion of theMalibu Campus since itsinauguration in 1972.2019 The law school isrenamed the Caruso Schoolof Law to commemorate asignificant gift from alumnusand real estate developerRick J. Caruso (JD '83).5
SEAVER COLLEGESeaver College is the University's residential college ofletters, arts, and sciences, enrolling studentswho have outstanding academic records anddemonstrate strong moral character.Dean: Michael E. Feltner, PhDFounded: 1972–originally “Malibu Campus,” namedFrank R. Seaver College in 1975 after the late husbandof benefactor Blanche E. SeaverSchool Organization: eight academic divisions Business Administration Communication Fine Arts Humanities and Teacher Education International Studies and Languages Natural Science Religion and Philosophy Social ScienceDegrees Offered: BA (34 majors), BS (10 majors);MA (2 disciplines), MS (1 discipline), MDiv,MFA (1 discipline)Certificate Programs: Nutritional Science (postgrad),Conflict Management, Global FellowsMinors: 41 fields of studyTop 6 Majors: business administration, psychology,biology, economics, sports medicine, political scienceSpecial Programs: W. David Baird Distinguished LectureSeries, Center for Teaching Excellence, Convocation andChapel Series, Great Books Colloquium, InterculturalAffairs, Student-Led MinistriesStudent Support: Counseling Center, Office of StudentAccessibility, Resilience-Informed Skills EducationProgram, Spiritual Life Advisors Program, Student CareTeam, Student Health Center, Student Success Center6
Enrollment Stats: 3,501 total, male/female ratio: 1:1.4,student/faculty ratio: 13:1, entering class GPA: 3.67Top 6 Home States (US Resident Students): California53.8%, Texas 8.4%, Washington 3.5%, Colorado 3.0%,Illinois 2.7%, Arizona 2.3%Top 6 Countries of Origin (International Students):China Hong Kong 44.2%, Indonesia 7.8%, Brazil 4.4%,Canada 3.9%, India 3.2%, South Korea 2.5%Winners of Competitive Fellowships:Fulbright Scholarship. 72Gilman International.17Rotary Scholarship.9NSF Graduate Research Fellowship.8Rhodes Finalist.7Boren Scholarship & Fellowship.3Lilly Fellows.4Goldwater.2Truman Finalist.2Marshall Finalist.1Pickering Foreign Affairs.1Other. 42Publications: Currents (student magazine); Global Tides(student online research journal); the Graphic (studentnewspaper)Tel: 310.506.4392URL: seaver.pepperdine.edu7
CARUSO SCHOOL OF LAWPepperdine Law provides a superior legal educationemphasizing the highest standards of professionalism,ethics, and social and moral responsibility.Dean: Paul L. Caron, LLMFounded: 1964—originally the Orange University Collegeof Law in Santa Ana, California; acquired in 1969 andnamed for benefactor Rick J. Caruso (JD ’83) in 2019Accreditation: approved by the American BarAssociation; Committee of Bar Examiners, State Bar ofCalifornia; member of the Association of American LawSchools and Order of the CoifDegrees Offered: JD (2-year accelerated, 3-year, and extendedprogram)LLM (with nine specializations available, e.g., disputeresolution; entertainment, media, and sports law;international commercial law and arbitration; andUS law) MDR (Master of Dispute Resolution) MLS (Master of Legal Studies)Certificate Programs: Criminal Legal Practice; DisputeResolution; Entertainment, Media, and SportsLaw; International and Comparative Law; Law andEntrepreneurshipJoint Degree Programs: JD/MBA, JD/MPP, JD/MDiv,JD/MDR, MDR/MBA, MDR/MPPInstitutes and Centers: Byrne Judicial Clerkship Institute;Nootbaar Institute on Law, Religion, and Ethics; PalmerCenter for Entrepreneurship and the Law; ParrisInstitute for Professional Excellence; Straus Institutefor Dispute Resolution; Sudreau Global Justice InstituteClinical Programs: Community Justice Clinic, DisasterRelief Clinic, Fair Employment and Housing MediationClinic, Faith and Family Mediation Clinic, Legal AidClinic, Low Income Taxpayer Clinic, Mediation Clinic,8
Ninth Circuit Appellate Advocacy Clinic, Restorationand Justice Clinic, Startup Law ClinicCurrent Recognitions: U.S. News & World Report: #47 for Best Law Schools,Straus Institute #3 dispute resolution programPrinceton Review: #1 for Best Professors:Accessibility, #11 for Best Professors: TeachingNational Jurist's preLaw magazine: #10 in PracticalTrainingSpecial Programs: Mediating the Litigated Case Program,Pepperdine Law Review Symposium, Professional SkillsProgram, Trial Lawyers ConferenceEnrollment Stats: 952 total, male/female ratio: 1:1.57,student/faculty ratio: 16:1JD Enrollment Stats: 484 total, student/faculty ratio:approximately 7:1, entering-class medians: LSAT 161,GPA 3.66; 1st-time California bar pass rate 82%Top 6 Home States (US-Resident Students):California 62.8%, Texas 6.5%, Florida 2.9%, Arizona 2.5%,Nevada 2.0%, Washington 1.7%Journals: Journal of the National Association ofAdministrative Law Judiciary; Pepperdine DisputeResolution Law Journal; Pepperdine Journal of Business,Entrepreneurship, and the Law; Pepperdine Law ReviewTel: 310.506.4611URL: law.pepperdine.edu9
GRAZIADIO BUSINESS SCHOOLThe Graziadio Business School is anchored in the corevalues of Pepperdine and is dedicated to developingbest for the world leaders that drive meaningful, positivechange.Dean: Deryck J. van Rensburg, DBAFounded: 1969–named for benefactor George L.Graziadio, Jr., in 1996Accreditation: AACSB International (Association toAdvance Collegiate Schools of Business)Degrees Offered: DBA (Executive Doctor of Business Administration) MBA (Master of Business Administration)Executive MBAFull-Time MBA*International MBA (1 term abroad)*Online MBAPart-Time (Fully Employed) MBAPresidents and Key Executives (PKE) MBA MS in Applied Finance* MS in Business Analytics* MS in Global Business* MS in Human Resources MS in Management and Leadership MS in Organization Development MS in Real Estate* BSM (Bachelor of Science in Management)* Offered only in full-time, residential format. All others aredesigned for working professionals variously in evening,weekend, hybrid, or online schedules unless notedJoint Degree Programs: BS/MBA, BSM/MBA, MBA/JD,MBA/MDR, MBA/MPPCertificate Programs: offerings in 11 areas of businessspecialty study, e.g., Cyber Risk Professional, PrivateCapital Markets, Solutions for Organizations10
Institutes and Centers: Center for Applied Research, Centerfor Teaching and Learning Excellence, Center for Womenin Leadership, Peate Institute for EntrepreneurshipSpecial Programs: Future of Healthcare Symposium;Most Fundable Companies Showcase; Socially,Environmentally, and Ethically Responsible (SEER)Symposium; Women in Leadership Conference.Enrollment Stats: 1,792 total, male/female ratio: 1:0.98,student/faculty ratio: 12:1Top 6 Countries of Origin (International Students): China 75.4%,Indonesia 3.1%, France/Kuwait, 2.4%, Canada 2.1%,Germany 1.7%Recent Recognitions: U.S. News & World Report: #27 Executive MBA, #74Best Part-Time MBAPrinceton Review: #12 Online MBA, #9 GreatestResources for Minority StudentsBloomberg Businessweek: #33 for Entrepreneurship,#63 Best Business SchoolForbes: #61 Best Business SchoolPublications and Research:Graziadio Business Review (online journal), PrivateCapital Markets Project (longitudinal study)Tel: 310.568.5500URL: bschool.pepperdine.edu11
GRADUATE SCHOOL OF EDUCATIONAND PSYCHOLOGY (GSEP)The Graduate School of Education and Psychologyeducates and motivates students to assume leadershiproles that improve and enrich the lives of individuals,families, and communities.Dean: Helen Easterling Williams, EdDFounded: 1971–as School of Education,Psychology Division added in 1981, renamedGraduate School of Education and Psychologyin 1982First Offerings of Graduate Degrees:Psychology–1951, Education–1960Accreditation: specific programs of GSEP accreditedby the California Commission on TeacherCredentialing. PsyD program accredited by theAmerican Psychological AssociationDegrees Offered:Education:* PhD in Global Leadership and ChangeEdD in Educational Leadership, Administration,and Policy EdD in Learning Technologies EdD in Organizational Leadership MA in Social Entrepreneurship and Change MA in Teaching MA in Teaching English to Speakers of OtherLanguages MS in Leadership in Higher Education MS in Leadership in Pre-K to 12 Education MS in Learning Design and Innovation MS in Organizational Leadership and Learning* All programs offered in partially online and partially in-personformats. EdD credits may be applied toward PhD.12
Psychology: PsyD in Clinical PsychologyMA in Clinical Psychology: Emphasis in Marriageand Family Therapy (day, evening, and online formats);Emphasis in MFT with Latinas/os MA in Psychology (evening and online formats) MS in Behavioral Psychology (evening and online formats)Education Credentials Programs: offerings in single- andmultiple-subject teachingCommunity Counseling Clinics: offering intern-providedclinical care in Encino, Irvine, and West L.A.Special Programs: Aliento, The Center for Latina/oCommunities; counseling at Hope Gardens FamilyCenter and Village of Hope; Culture and TraumaResearch Lab; Diversity Council; Foster GrandparentProgram; PRYDE; Union Rescue Mission MentalHealth Clinic (low- and no-cost counseling services)Enrollment Stats: 2,511 total, 658 education,1,853 psychology, male/female ratio: 1:3.77, student/faculty ratio: 12:1Honor Society: Psi Chi (psychology)Recent Recognitions: U.S. News & World Report:among Top 200 Best Education Schoolsonlinecollegeplan.com: #8 among doctoral programs inpartially online formatTel: 310.568.5600URL: gsep.pepperdine.edu13
SCHOOL OF PUBLIC POLICY (SPP)The School of Public Policy provides students a publicpolicy education rooted firmly in history, philosophy,and economics; guided by moral and ethical principlescaptured in the lives of great leaders; and encompassingthe full range of governmental, community-based, andfree-market approaches to public policy issues.Dean: Pete N. Peterson, MPP ’07Founded: 1997—originally established as the Institutefor Public Policy in 1996Affiliations: Association of Professional Schools ofInternational Affairs, Association for Public PolicyAnalysis and Management, National Association ofSchools of Public Affairs and Administration, PublicPolicy and International Affairs Fellowship ProgramDegree Offered: MPP (Master of Public Policy)(specializations: American policy and politics, appliedeconomic policy, international relations and nationalsecurity, public policy and dispute resolution, state andlocal policy)Joint Degree Programs: MPP/JD, MPP/MBA, MPP/MDRSpecial Academic/Professional Programs: Washington,DC Policy Scholars Program (4-week courses);Certificate in Advanced Public Engagement for LocalGovernment, Certificate in Leading Smart Communites(3-day workshops)Internships: Specialization-related internship withgovernment, international, nonprofit, or private-sector,organization requiredEnrollment Stats: 68 total, male/female ratio: 1:1.3,student/faculty ratio: 11:1Student Organizations: Association of EnvironmentalProfessionals, Christianity and Public Policy,International City/County Management AssociationStudent Chapter, Pi Alpha Alpha, Politics in PublicPolicy, Women in Public Policy14
Initiatives:The American Project: promotes the reimagination ofthe future of conservatismDavenport Institute for Public Engagement and CivicLeadership: offers seminars; sponsors conferences;works with governments, nonprofits, and residents topromote civic involvement skillsHomeland Security Council at School of Public Policy(HSAC@SPP): maximizes community resilienceby advancing technological innovation, createsopportunities for cross-sector collaboration, preparesleaders in crisis management and disaster responseViewpoint Diversity: promotes diversity of expression inAmerican higher educationOngoing Speaker Series:Constitution Day LectureDavenport DiscussionsCharles and Rosemary Licata LecturePatricia Tagliaferri Dean’s Distinguished Lectures “A Life in Education Impact," Betsy DeVos, USSecretary of Education (12/4/2019)Publications: Dean’s Report, Pepperdine Policy Review(student journal)Tel: 310.506.7490URL: publicpolicy.pepperdine.edu15
STUDY ABROADSeaver College, International Programs Office:The Institute of International Education has rankedSeaver College #2 in the nation for highest percentage ofundergraduate students who study abroad (2019 report).Academic Year and Summer GE Programs:Pepperdine has permanent educational and residentialfacilities serving students in the following locations: Buenos Aires, Argentina London, United Kingdom Florence, Italy Shanghai, China Heidelberg, Germany Washington, DC Lausanne, SwitzerlandSummer Programs (offerings vary by year):Buenos Aires GE Buenos Aires UpperDivision Spanish Florence GE China/Japan: Asia Tour Heidelberg GE East Africa Edinburgh Theatre Fiji, Mission at NatuvuCreekLausanne GE or IntensiveFrench HomestayLondon GE, Hamilton, orHarry Potter ProgramSummer Internship Programs:Lausanne; London; Shanghai; Washington, DCURL: ams16
Caruso School of Law: Augsburg University (Germany)exchange program, Brendan Mann internship in Israel,London program, Sudreau Global Justice Instituteprogram (initiatives conducted in Africa and SouthAmerica), Straus Institute international study tour toGeneva/London/ParisURL: gramsGraziadio Business School: One-week global businessintensives have included Cape Town, South Africa;Oxford, United Kingdom; Paris, France; Sydney, Australia;Tokyo, Japan; and many other destinations. Trimesterexchange programs have been offered at 30 partneruniversities across five continents.URL: bschool.pepperdine.edu/global-programsGraduate School of Educaton and Psychology: Aninternational policy trip is required for all doctoralstudents in the Education Division; destinations haveincluded Belize, China, and Dubai/India.URL: cationSchool of Public Policy: Master of public policystudents may participate in international summerinternships.URL: publicpolicy.pepperdine.edu/master-public-policy17
ATHLETICSSchool Team Name: WavesAthletic Mascot: Willie the WaveAthletics Director: Steven T. Potts, JD ’82NCAA Division I Teams:Men’s SportsBaseballBasketballCross CountryGolfIndoor VolleyballTennisTrackWater PoloBaseball:Women’s SportsBasketballBeach VolleyballCross CountryGolfIndoor VolleyballSoccerSwimming and DivingTennisTrack1992 NCAA champions27 NCAA tournament appearances25 conference championshipsMen’s Basketball:13 NCAA tournament appearances19 conference championshipsWomen’s Basketball:4 NCAA tournament appearances7 conference championshipsWomen’s Beach Volleyball:2012, 2014 AVCA national champions4 NCAA tournament appearances3 conference championshipsMen’s Golf:1997 NCAA champions10 NCAA championship appearances20 conference championshipsWomen’s Golf:12 NCAA championship appearances18 conference championships18
Men’s Indoor Volleyball:NCAA champions (1978, 1985, 1986, 1992, 2005)15 NCAA tournament appearances15 conference championshipsWomen’s Indoor Volleyball:23 NCAA tournament appearances11 conference championshipsWomen’s Soccer:11 NCAA tournament appearances4 conference championshipsMen’s Tennis:2006 NCAA champions1952 NAIA champions33 NCAA tournament appearances42 conference championshipsWomen’s Tennis:35 NCAA tournament appearances37 conference championshipsMen’s Water Polo:1997 NCAA champions13 NCAA tournament appearances10 conference championshipsOlympic History:Alumni Olympians (competitor or coach): 53Medals: Gold 7, Silver 8, Bronze 4Gold Medalists: Dain Blanton, Craig Buck (2),Bob Ctvrtlik, Sean Rooney, Jeff Stork, Troy TannerNCAA Student-Athlete Graduation Success:Pepperdine90%NCAA average89%Tel: 310.506.4150URL: pepperdinewaves.com19
SPIRITUAL LIFEChristian Scholarship: Center for Faith and Learning–resources for facultyto integrate faith and learning into their teachingChurches of Christ Heritage Center–a StoneCampbell Restoration Movement research centerFrank Pack and William Green Lectures–annualseries presenting distinguished Christian thinkersGlazer Institute for Jewish Studies–for greaterunderstanding of Jewish religion and culture withinChristian academiaHarbor–a weeklong conference of Bible study in theChurch of Christ traditionNootbaar Institute on Law, Religion, and Ethics–hosts conferences on law and faithSeaver College–undergraduate and graduate degreesoffered in preparation for professional ministryWorship and Discipleship: 20Boone Center for the Family–resources and outreach tostrengthen relationships and familiesConvocation–Wednesday morning chapel required of allresidential undergraduatesOffice of the Chaplain–spiritual support specifically forstudents, faculty, and staffStudent-Led Ministries–various alternative chapelopportunities for worship and study led by studentsUniversity Church of Christ–on-campus ministryserving the Malibu community
UNIVERSITY LIBRARIESPepperdine Libraries provide a wealth of resources andpersonalized, expert service to support the diverse andchanging needs of our learning community.Dean of Libraries: Mark S. Roosa, PhDLocations: Malibu (three locations); Calabasas; Encino;Irvine; West L.A.; Washington, DC; and six internationallocations at our campuses in Buenos Aires, Florence,Heidelberg, Lausanne, London, and ShanghaiResources: Access to more than 2 million items via our catalog,2.7 billion available via interlibrary loanAccess to 128 electronic databases, with more than66,000 journals and more than 350,000 e-booksDigital Collections: 39,000 items, includingphotographs, documents, films, and recordingsSpecial Collections and University Archives: Churchesof Christ Heritage Center, Historic SurfboardCollection, Malibu Historical Collection, rare booksPepperdine Libraries Digital Commons (electronicpress for Pepperdine scholarship)Services: Librarians available via chat, email, phone, andin personTutoring for writing and speech and fully equippedworkstations in the Academic Center for ExcellenceA makerspace outfitted with 3D printers, virtualreality equipment, and more Lectures, concerts, workshops, and exhibitions Digital Learning Lab for information literacy classesTel: 310.506.7273URL: library.pepperdine.edu21
LISA SMITH WENGLERCENTER FOR THE ARTSThe Lisa Smith Wengler Center for the Arts (CFA)presents a diverse program of performances andexhibitions. Each year, CFA serves 50,000 patrons andparticipants through performances, rehearsals, and artexhibits in its four facilities: Smothers Theatre (seats450), Raitt Recital Hall (118), Helen E. Lindhurst Theatre(100), and the Frederick R. Weisman Museum of Art.Headliners have included Rosanne Cash and SheenaEaston, in addition to a year-round program of recitals,dance, world music, and shows for families.Frederick R. Weisman Museum of Art:The Weisman Museum offers changing exhibitions ofcontemporary and historic art by artists ranging fromLarry Bell to Andy Warhol.ARTSReach Program:Supported by the Center for the Arts Guild, this programprovides free performances and museum tours tothousands of schoolchildren from throughout SouthernCalifornia.Master Classes:World-class artists connect with Pepperdine Universitystudents for hands-on instruction in music, theatre,and dance. Recent master classes include criticallyacclaimed stage and screen actress Lea Salonga andTony Award–winning Broadway stars Alan H. Green andJessica Hendy.Auguste Rodin, Eve (small version),modeled 1883, Musée Rodin cast 7,1967, bronze; Georges Rudier Foundry,lent by North Carolina Museumof Art, Raleigh, Gift of the Iris andB. Gerald Cantor Foundation.22
Center for the Arts Highlights: 50,000 patrons served1,800 artists, technicians, and onstage participantseach year1,500 ZIP codes served7,000 viewings of performances, exhibitions, andmaster classes by Pepperdine University students5,200 ARTSReach performance attendeesRecent Professional Presentation Highlights: Ailey IICirque FLIP FabriqueBurton CummingsTommy EmmanuelMichael FeinsteinChris HillmanJessica Lang Dance CompanyDarlene LoveJake ShimabukuroRuben StuddardSteep Canyon RangersVersa Style Dance CompanyRecent Museum Highlights: Squeak Carnwath: How the Mind Works Richard Diebenkorn: Beginnings, 1942–1955 Rodin and Women: Muses, Sirens, LoversTel: 310.506.4522URL: arts.pepperdine.edu23
SOCIAL EVENT ANDADVANCEMENT CALENDARFall:Athletics Hall of Fame CeremonyFounder’s DayLuciana and Daniel ForgeFall MusicalSavvyChic (fashion show)Wave Classic Golf TournamentWaves Weekend (homecoming)Winter:Center for the Arts Guild HolidayBoutiqueDance in Flight (student production)Graziadio Commencement (winter)Thornton Opera ProgramForge Fall Musical,RagtimeWCC Basketball Tournament(Las Vegas)Spring:Commencements (all five schools)George AwardsGive2Pepp (annual giving day)HarborPepperdine Associates DinnerPepperdine Law Dinner (moot court awards)SongfestWaves of Success LuncheonWilliam French Smith Memorial LecturesYouth Citizenship Seminar DinnerSummer:Graziadio Commencement (summer)University Advancement:General: 310.506.4898Pepperdine Associates: 310.506.6335The Pepperdine Fund: 310.506.457924
COMMUNITY SAFETYPepperdine University is committed to providing asafe and secure environment for all students andcommunity members.Campus Security:Department of Public Safety (DPS) officers receiveemergency response training including CPR, firstaid, and fire response. The Malibu campus entrancesare monitored 24 hours a day to ensure vehicles andpedestrians are authorized to access campus. DPSofficers provide security escorts 24 hours a day, uponrequest, and transportation for students with temporarymedical conditions impacting mobility. They also provideservices such as jump starts and vehicle lockouts.Emergency Preparedness and Response:The Office of Emergency Services, the Office ofInsurance and Risk, the Department of Public Safety,and the University’s Emergency Operations Committee(EOC), in cooperation with many other departments,work to ensure that Pepperdine upholds the higheststandards in emergency preparedness.During emergencies faculty, staff, andstudents are informed by the University’semergency mass notification system.The LiveSafe Mobile App is anothertool that provides an immediate path tocommunicating safety information to911 or the Department of Public Safety.Community members may also go tothe University Emergency InformationPage, emergency.pepperdine.edu, for EOCupdates and decisions.General Public Safety Office Tel:310.506.4700Report an Emergency Tel: 911, then 310.506.4441URL: emergency.pepperdine.
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