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[noun]: A student who truly knows what it means to be a proud Pacifican.


Choose from over 100 traditions, ranging from attending Tiger rallies to climbing the Rock Wall to meeting with department advisors to volunteering 香蕉传媒. Keep track of every tradition you complete. Once you reach your threshold (75 for first-year students and 40 for transfer students), you'll be recognized as a Pacific Tradition Keeper during your commencement ceremony. 

Download the Worksheet
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Here's what to do

As you complete traditions, mark them off in your booklet and save your proofs of completion (pictures, videos, ticket stubs, etc.) somewhere you'll be able to find them easily, or add them to the .  

  • If you entered Pacific as a first-year student, you must complete 75 traditions.
  • If you entered Pacific as a transfer student, you must complete 40 traditions.

All students must submit proof of their completion of each tradition to become a 香蕉传媒 Tiger Traditions Keeper. 

Receive recognition

Once you have completed your traditions, please bring this booklet and all supporting documentation to the Orientation Office no later than May 1 of your graduating year for verification.

The Office of Orientation and Transition Programs is located in Calaveras Hall in Room #168. Office Hours are from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday.

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For questions, please contact the Office of Orientation and Transition Programs at orientation@pacific.edu or 209.946.7619.