rIQ Programming
Seaver 200
Relationship IQ leads a large Seaver 200 Breakout Group in the fall and spring semesters called "Communication, Conflict, & Christ" that allows students to learn how to harness interpersonal conflict to become more like Christ. This track walks them through discovering how their pain around identity and safety shows up in relationships with friends and family and can be transformed into realizing their new life in Christ, characterized by more peaceful relationships.
Friend2Friend
Talk to a rIQ Friend
Want to chat about relationships? Is a friendship painfully confusing? Want to feel appreciated, heard, and empowered? Contact a Relationship IQ intern to talk about any relationship issue you're facing.
Through Friend2Friend, the rIQ interns offer help by listening, giving suggestions, offering good resources, and by being a sounding board. Look through our rIQ intern bios, decide who you'd like to connect with, and email that intern. You're also welcome to connect any time with the Executive Director of the Boone Center for the Family, Dr. Kelly Maxwell Haer – kelly.haer@pepperdine.edu or 310.506.8551.
Hall Presentations
If you would like your class, living community, or organization to hear an informative presentation on a relationship topic please contact Relationship IQ. Below is a sample list of topics to choose from.
- Intentionally Friends
- Say What? Communication and Conflict
- How to Date the Best
- Does God Want a Relationship with Me?
- What About Sex?
- Boundaries and Freedom: Drawing Healthy Lines in Relationships
- Adulting in Your Family
- Technology and Relationships
Email: rIQ@pepperdine.edu
Relationship Week
Relationship Week is typically held the week of Valentine's Day. Relationship IQ spotlights developing healthy platonic and romantic relationships by offering activities and events. Join us and develop your Relationship IQ!
rIQ Activities
Please check back here to find out about upcoming rIQ activities!
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