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2010 Fall Page 1 Fall 2010 GROUPS Scoring % Allocation Colleges Against Cancer 96.67% $ 772.18 Academic Mentorship Program 69.05% $ 523.98 Afrikan Mens Collective 80.16% $ 586.52 Afrikan Student Union 94.00% $ 594.44 Afrikan Womens Collective 76.19% $ 607.80 Aids Ambassadors at UCLA 70.63% $ 92.72 Alpha Epsilon Omega 85.71% $ 684.69 Alpha Epsilon Phi 88.89% $ 709.81 Alpha Epsilon Pi 71.33% $ 532.39 Alpha Gamma Alpha 76.98% $ 614.75 Alpha Kappa Psi 89.68% $ 655.25 Alpha Lambda Delta/ Phi Eta Sigma 92.86% $ 605.26 Alpha Phi Alpha 81.75% $ 601.18 Alpha Phi Omega 69.05% $ 549.35 American Indian Science and Engineering Society 63.49% $ 198.31 American Institute of Chem Eng 94.67% $ 231.14 American Medical Student Assoc. 85.71% $ 583.13 American Red Cross Club 89.68% $ 702.06 American Society of Civil Engineers 81.75% $ 326.49 Amigos de UCLA 91.27% $ 318.60 APA Health Care formerly APA Health C.A.R.E 96.03% $ 454.38 Armenian Students Assoc. 50.00% $ 349.48 Art History Undergraduate Students Assoc. 60.32% $ 178.27 Asian American Tutorial Project 78.57% $ 419.05 Asian Greek Council 75.40% $ 182.29 Asian Pacific Coalition@UCLA 96.67% $ 670.51 Asian Pacific Health Corps. 80.16% $ 170.11 Assoc. of Hmong Students 60.32% $ 31.00 Bahai Assoc.at UCLA 74.60% $ 593.75 Beta Alpha Psi 75.40% $ 602.27 Bio Medical Engineering Society 88.89% $ 623.66 Black Hypertension Project 71.43% $ 337.59 Blaque 92.67% $ 595.63 Bruin Consulting 83.33% $ 454.65 Bruin Democrats 93.65% $ 747.09 Bruin Harmony 86.51% $ 690.11 2010 Fall Page 2 Bruin Initiative 88.10% $ 262.48 Bruin Partners 84.13% $ 98.56 Bruin S.E.E.D.S 73.81% $ 541.05 Bruins for Liberty 85.71% $ 646.57 Bruins Reforming Incarcerations through Education 77.78% $ 331.35 Campus Crusade for Christ 86.51% $ 689.41 Cert at UCLA 78.57% $ 627.63 Chabad Chai Jewish Society 77.78% $ 477.98 Chi Alpha Christian Fellowship 84.13% $ 669.10 Chi Alpha Delta sorority 65.08% $ 365.28 Chi Delta Theta 84.92% $ 678.35 Chi Omega 61.11% $ 488.16 Chicanos/Latinos for Community Medicine 100.00% $ 645.70 China Care Bruins 86.51% $ 675.82 Citylab at UCLA 93.65% $ 748.08 Crossroads Campus Ministry 62.70% $ 500.50 Delta Lambda Phi 64.29% $ 470.55 Delta Sigma Phi 75.40% $ 217.82 Design for a Better Future 93.65% $ 302.72 E3 92.06% $ 588.81 Engineers Without Borders 92.06% $ 576.80 Eta Kappa Nu 76.98% $ 613.31 FAST at UCLA 60.32% $ 290.21 GAMMA 76.19% $ 491.15 Gamma Phi Beta 73.02% $ 579.36 Gamma Zeta Alpha 76.19% $ 551.81 Global Medical Training 91.33% $ 528.70 Golden Key International Honour Society 76.19% $ 605.77 Greek Week 83.33% $ 94.30 Grupo Folklorico at UCLA 73.02% $ 495.57 Hanoolim 88.10% $ 703.24 Hermanas Unidas 80.16% $ 430.29 Hermanos Unidos at UCLA 85.71% $ 376.81 Hillel Jewish Students Assoc. 79.37% $ 633.97 Hindu Students Assoc. 70.63% $ 564.23 Hooligan 82.54% $ 658.23 Hui O 'Imiloa - Hawai'i Club at UCLA 84.13% $ 599.88 IDEAL Leaders Assoc. 73.02% $ 277.04 2010 Fall Page 3 IDEAS 84.13% $ 609.96 IMHOME 88.67% $ 378.69 Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers 72.22% $ 574.22 Interaxon 94.44% $ 165.97 InterFraternity Council 79.37% $ 603.96 Iranian Student Group 75.40% $ 457.73 IYTP 84.92% $ 637.65 Japanese Animation Club 82.67% $ 556.89 Junior Youth Empowerment Program at UCLA 89.68% $ 596.51 Kappa Alpha Pi Co-Ed Pre-Law Fraternity at UCLA 76.19% $ 608.61 Kappa Alpha Psi, Fraternity.Incorporated 87.30% $ 697.37 Kappa Psi Epsilon Sorority 86.51% $ 561.80 Kyrie Eleison 72.22% $ 576.91 Lambda Chi Alpha 73.81% $ 588.41 Lambda Phi Epsilon Fraternity 76.98% $ 547.31 Lambda Theta Alpha Latin Sorority, Inc. 89.68% $ 450.37 Lambda Theta Nu Sorority, Incorporated 89.68% $ 504.81 Lapu, the Coyote that Cares Theatre Company (LCC) 61.90% $ 492.68 Latin American Student Association (LASA) 84.92% $ 653.93 Latinas Guiding Latinas 91.33% $ 78.31 Latino Business Student Association 75.40% $ 602.07 Latino Greek Council 79.37% $ 633.97 Leadership and Educational Advancement Program (LEAP) 91.27% $ 328.08 Live Action at UCLA 84.92% $ 125.95 Mac Users 83.33% $ 137.35 MEChA de UCLA Movimiento Estudiantil Chicana/o de Aztlan 0.00% $ - Men In Nursing Club 72.22% $ 480.57 Mentors for Academic & Peer Support 84.00% $ 621.79 Mobile Clinic Project at UCLA 94.44% $ 272.35 Mortar Board Senior Honor Society 82.54% $ 466.58 Multi-Interest Greek Council (MIGC) 74.60% $ 594.94 Muslim Union 80.16% $ 466.15 National Pan-Hellenic Council 92.86% $ 741.74 Nigerian Students Association 81.75% $ 413.99 Nikkei Student Union 87.30% $ 686.21 Nu Alpha Kappa Fraternity, Inc. 85.71% $ 320.66 Nursing Students at UCLA 74.60% $ 434.43 Omega Sigma Tau 93.65% $ 667.79 2010 Fall Page 4 Operation Smile @UCLA 93.33% $ 609.61 Pacific Islands' Student Association 93.65% $ 487.00 Pan -Asian Queers 94.67% $ 754.94 Panhellenic Council 76.19% $ 604.55 Parenting Students @UCLA 92.00% $ 407.38 Pediatric AIDS Coalition 96.03% $ 747.41 Phi Delta Theta Fraternity 59.52% $ 475.48 Phi Lambda Rho Sorority, Inc. 73.02% $ 579.75 Phi Sigma Rho Sorority 73.81% $ 562.47 Pi Beta Phi Sorority 74.60% $ 228.64 Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity 65.08% $ 519.68 Pilipino Transfer Student Partnership 91.27% $ 714.73 Pilipinos for Community Health 91.27% $ 537.08 Pilipinos In Engineering 85.71% $ 263.60 Pre-Pharmacy Society 87.30% $ 694.58 Project Literacy 90.48% $ 513.38 Project RISHI 73.81% $ 589.40 Queer Alliance 95.33% $ 761.52 Queer X Girl 95.33% $ 761.27 Raas Team at UCLA 72.22% $ 576.91 Random Voices 93.33% $ 264.42 Regents Scholar Society 94.67% $ 754.43 Rossevelt @UCLA 97.33% $ 578.46 Russian Club 93.33% $ 745.55 Sacnas 96.00% $ 766.85 Samahang Philipino 97.33% $ 775.69 Scattertones 62.70% $ 421.70 Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity 73.02% $ 139.98 Sigma Alpha Epsilon Pi Sorority 73.02% $ 555.26 2010 Fall Page 5 Sigma Alpha Zeta Sorority Inc. 85.71% $ 581.76 Sigma Delta Sigma 72.22% $ 484.22 Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc. 84.92% $ 621.59 Sigma Lambda Beta International Fraternity, Inc. at UCLA 74.60% $ 546.07 Sigma Lambda Gamma Sorority, Inc. 79.37% $ 192.30 Sigma Nu Fraternity 84.92% $ 678.12 Sigma Pi Beta 74.60% $ 563.95 Sigma Pi Sigma 74.60% $ 582.62 Signature A Cappella 70.63% $ 318.42 Society of Automotive Engineers 61.90% $ 494.50 Society of Latino Engineers and Scientists, The 74.60% $ 594.94 Student Alumni Association 88.89% $ 710.05 Student Coalition for Marriage Equality 75.40% $ 381.44 Swipes for the Homeless 94.44% $ 565.82 Tau Beta Pi 84.13% $ 497.06 Tau Theta Pi Sorority 93.65% $ 747.83 Team HBV 79.37% $ 469.14 Teo Chew Association 83.33% $ 549.62 Thai Smakom 80.95% $ 645.14 The Uprising 95.33% $ 215.51 Theta Chi Fraternity 92.86% $ 12.36 Theta Kappa Phi Sorority 75.40% $ 592.03 Tinig 90.48% $ 573.60 UMMA Volunteer Project (UVP) (Formerly, UMMA Volunteer Project) 80.16% $ 91.78 Undergraduate Stock Trading Society at UCLA 65.87% $ 371.32 United Afghan Club 90.00% $ 482.16 United Khmer Students (UKS) 88.10% $ 703.00 Upsilon Pi Epsilon 88.10% $ 572.35 Vietnamese Language and Culture 87.30% $ 589.04 Vietnamese Student Union (VSU) 74.60% $ 584.41 Volunteer Income Tax Assistance 80.16% $ 638.39 World Vision at UCLA 88.67% $ 608.88 Writer's Den, The 90.48% $ 120.94 Yukai Daiko 84.13% $ 671.78 Zeta Beta Tau 80.16% $ 621.10 Average 81.46%$ 506.18 Total $ 89,088.16 .
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