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Meet the Council Members

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Welcome to the introduction of the remarkable individuals who make up the 2025—2026 Pepperdine Ambassadors Council. Each member possesses a unique story. To learn more about their inspiring stories, read their bios.


 

Ariana Ahumada-Stevens

Ariana Ahumada-Stevens

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Casey Bechert

Casey Bechert

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Josephine Billings

Josephine Billings

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Sidney Brown

Sidney Brown

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Nyah Fernandez

Nyah Fernandez

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Nick Fieldhouse

Nick Fieldhouse

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Jillian George

Jillian George

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Jayden Hanson

Jayden Hanson

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Nicole Hartung

Nicole Hartung

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Henry Hicks

Henry Hicks

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Libby Hill

Libby Hill

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Leah Marquell

Leah Marquell

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Spencer Mueller

Spencer Mueller

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Ruth Oppong

Ruth Oppong

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Kai Pruismann

Kai Pruismann

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Maren Rasmussen

Maren Rasmussen

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Caroline Rooney, PAC

Caroline Rooney

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Zayd Salahieh

Zayd Salahieh

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Jenna Schemm

Jenna Schemm

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Kristina Urfalyan

Kristina Urfalyan

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PAC Advisors

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Dylan Miller

Dylan is a double Pepperdine alumna (Seaver 2009, GSEP 2015) and served on PAC during her junior and senior years at Seaver College. Dylan brings a wealth of insight, knowledge and understanding of PAC. Her wisdom, intellect, and kindness, which have blessed us all, will be so critical in her work with our student leaders. 

Hung Le (’87, MA ’03) 

Serving as the Senior Vice Chancellor for Alumni Affairs, Hung is passionate about equipping the PAC students to tell the Pepperdine story to alumni, parents, and the world. "In order to be effective servants of alumni, we have to first be effective servants of our students. And there is also no better way to serve our families than to serve their children, our students, first."