PAC
The Pepperdine Ambassadors Council (PAC) is comprised of a small cross-section of Pepperdine University's undergraduate school, Seaver College. PAC exists to serve as a link between the student body of Seaver College and the greater Pepperdine community. PAC also strives to build a bridge between Pepperdine and the surrounding Malibu community.
This group is meant for energetic students who feel called to serve the University as volunteer representatives, and who feel passionately about helping Pepperdine fulfill its mission and attain ambitious goals.
The Pepperdine Ambassadors Council would like to invite all current sophomores and juniors to apply. Applications will be available in January 2019.
About PAC
Pepperdine Ambassadors Council (PAC) exists to serve the University by building bridges between the administration and the students, as well as the community and the University. PAC also strives to represent and carry out the mission statement of the University. Each Ambassador strives to be a good citizen and owns the University's mission statement as their own personal credo.
PAC Mission
PAC History
Pepperdine Ambassadors Council was originally created by a group of students who felt
a need for greater leadership opportunities as well as the need to give back to the
very same institution which supported them.
The group, which was originally called the Pep 20, was brought together to serve under
the Office of the President. Through their pride and enthusiasm they promoted the
positive image of Pepperdine. In 1992, the Pepperdine Ambassadors Council was moved
from the Alumni Relations Office to University Advancement, where it is today. By
redirecting its energies to advancing the University as a whole, the group would represent
all Pepperdine students at official University events.
For the 2018-2019 academic year, under the direction of advisor Meghan Lervold, the
Pepperdine Ambassadors Council has a membership of 20 Ambassadors who uphold the same
traditions and ideals of the original Pep 20.
This year's council is humbled and honored by this opportunity and are ready and willing
to serve. Ambassadors have held leadership positions in many areas of student development
such as the Student Government Association, Campus Ministry, the Housing and Residential
Life Office, Greek organizations, and many other campus-wide groups. The Pepperdine
Ambassadors Council believes that it can best represent the University by being an
integral part of its everyday life.
Our Roles
Alec & Christopher
Andrew & Nathan
Davina & Cayley
Lavin
Madison
Trevor & Scot
Troy & Katie
Amanda
Annie
Elizabeth
Jake
Robert
