MOSAIC Clubs
MOSAIC which stands for Multicultural Opportunities for Students Actively Involved in Community. These clubs represent some of the amazingly diverse groups that make up Point Loma. These clubs allow students to connect with others around them who share similar cultural backgrounds while educating other students and creating unique experiences to allow for deeper connections and understanding.
President(s):
Jazz Kon
Ana Paula Cuen
Taylor Floyd
ASIAN STUDENT UNION (ASU)
President Email: jazzkon1716@pointloma.edu
Day and Time of Meeting: Wednesday @5:30pm (biweekly)
Asian Student Union (ASU) is a club aimed to celebrate and educate on Asian cultures and traditions through the 3 F's: FOOD, FUN, and FELLOWSHIP. ASU strives to serve the community through the incorporation of educational experiences, discussions, and opportunities within our meetings and beyond. We are all about welcoming new members and building a loving and inclusive community! Our underlying goal is to have fun through the exposure of various Asian and Pacific cultures to the students around the PLNU community. Follow us @PLNUASU to stay updated! If you have any questions please email them to asu@pointloma.edu
ASSOCIATION OF LATIN AMERICAN STUDENTS (ALAS)
President Email: anacuen1105@pointloma.edu
Day and Time of Meeting: every other Tuesday in the MOSAIC lounge @5pm
The Association of Latin American Students exists to create a welcoming space to celebrate, learn and appreciate the Latino culture and its traditions! We host fun, social events as well as engage in topics and themes that intersect with the Latino community to emphasize our club's commitment to diversity, inclusion and social causes.
BLACK STUDENT UNION (BSU)
President Email: taylorfloyd6809@pointloma.edu
Day and Time of Meeting: every other Thursday @6:30pm
BSU is a welcoming environment for Loma students to not only learn about Black culture, but also ways to improve campus culture for minority students. ✨ALL ARE WELCOME✨ The only way to incite change is if WE STAND TOGETHER!
Gianna Piva
DELTA ALPHA PI
President Email: gpiva0020@pointloma.edu
Day and Time of Meeting: Tuesdays @6:30pm in Mosaic Lounge (bi-weekly)
Delta Alpha Pi is a club and honor society on campus to spread positive awareness on the negative stigma of “disability” and “mental health”. We serve as advocates of this community, and create a safe space for students of all abilities on campus. To become a part of the honor society students must be enrolled in the EAC (Educational Access Center) have over a 3.01 GPA and attend frequent meetings.
B.R.E.A.K. (BEAUTY, REVIVAL, EQUITY, ACTION, KNOWLEDGE)
President Email: morganrego4401@pointloma.edu
Day and Time of Meeting: Undecided
More information on B.R.E.A.K. coming soon!
Miya Rutz
HUI 'O HAWAI'I
President Email: miyarutz005@pointloma.edu
Day and Time of Meeting: Mondays @6pm (bi-weekly)
Hui ʻO Hawaiʻi hopes to build an ʻohana rooted in love and faith through the exploration of Hawaiian culture. Each event tapes into different aspects of the Hawaiian culture (food, language, arts, etc.). All are welcome!
Emily Jamal
MIDDLE EASTERN ASSOCIATION
President Email: Ejamal0021@pointloma.edu
Day and Time of Meeting: Thursdays 5:30 to 6:30 pm (bi-weekly)
MEA welcomes every PLNU student, faculty, and staff member to celebrate the Middle Eastern culture. This club will not only offer knowledge about the Middle East, it’s cultures and people, but it will also bring awareness to the hard times several locations in the Middle East are facing. As a club, we want to make a change and that change starts with a formation of a united front. We will come together to help those in need in the Middle East and pray for it’s people to get through these difficult times. Let’s spread joy, love and blessings on campus and all the way to the Middle East.
Maeve Lane Eugenio
UNITE
President Email: meugenio0020@pointloma.edu
Day and Time of Meeting: Mondays 6:30 to 7:30 pm (bi-weekly)
U.N.I.T.E. stands for Uniting National and International Through Education. We are a home away from home and strive to provide a space for students to voice their opinions and share their cultures and experiences.