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Founded in 1937 by George Pepperdine, Pepperdine University is a private, nondenominational Christian university that includes an undergraduate liberal arts college and three graduate schools. Approximately 7,550 attended the Malibu campus on 830 acres overlooking the Pacific Ocean at the time of the chapter’s founding, coming from all 50 states and more than 60 foreign countries. The school is well known for its departments of telecommunication and business administration, as well as for participation at the NCAA Division I level in baseball, water polo and tennis.
In 1996, women of the Pepperdine chapter were honored and excited to be installed as the 125th active chapter of Kappa Kappa Gamma. These women were members of the 58-year old local sorority Zeta Kappa. With a G.P.A. above the all sorority average, these women were proud of their academic achievements. When they won the Homecoming competition, the “Heart and Soul” award, the ladies were proud to add Kappa Kappa Gamma onto the spirit cup. There was much excitement about adapting old traditions to fit within the guidelines of Kappa Kappa Gamma. Writing chapter bylaws and learning about the officer positions was aided by the support of the chapter consultants, advisers, committees and alumnae.
The members were involved in many activities including Songfest and Homecoming, while maintaining excellence in academics. At the Annual Campus Greek Awards in 2004, they received the Rock of the Year Award and the Inter-Sorority Spirit Award. Yearly goals included working to improve attendance and chapter involvement, morale, sisterhood, organization, timely payments, adviser relations and Panhellenic spirit.
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