Spring 2017
Volume 9 | Issue 1
The Graziadio School’s new dean reflects on his corporate odyssey and the future of business education
In her new memoir, Peggy Grande (’89) captures the intimate and inspiring moments she shared with President Ronald Reagan as his right-hand woman for a decade
As the new director of the Center for Faith and Learning, John Barton helps set the “open table” of Pepperdine’s religious and academic mission
A professor reveals how new societal norms and government regulations are formed through strategic and scientific uses of airtime
Articles
Law alumnus David Baker (JD ’79) plays an integral role in promoting the values of the NFL and its heroes
A psychologistss lifelong desire to minister to families ignites a higher calling
At a federal digital consultancy in Washington, DC, School of Public Policy alumna Lindsay Young (MPP ’10) develops data technology inside the government for the government
After years of talking to God through pen and paper, a visual artist publishes a book that shares her innermost prayers
Lynn Williams (’15) dominated on the soccer field for Pepperdine. Now she hopes to do the same for the US national team
A psychologist reflects on his experiences as an Air Force officer to develop customized therapy treatments for active-duty military service members
A Pepperdine visiting professor of art serves as Pearl Harbor’s first artist in residence and draws attention to the site’s historic significance
A former business major’s deep fascination with the afterlife inspires him to transform painful family hardships into award-winning Hollywood scripts
Pepperdine Magazine is the feature magazine for Pepperdine University and its growing community of alumni, students, faculty, staff, and friends.
Pepperdine Magazine is the feature magazine for Pepperdine University and its growing community of alumni, students, faculty, staff, and friends.
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