Lucy Tseng is currently serving as a Life Coach athlete-minded people in helping them build resilience and succeed in life outside of sports. Additionally, she is part of the UCLA Development team focused on raising $4.2 billion in a span of 7.5 years for The UCLA Centennial Campaign.

Lucy was born and raised in Los Angeles and takes pride in being an Angeleno. In 2012, she graduated from University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) with a Bachelor’s Degree in Sociology, Asian American Studies and Education Studies. In 2014, Lucy graduated from University of San Francisco (Southern CA campus) with a Master’s Degree in Sport Management.

Shortly after grad school, Lucy was recruited to work at Environmental Charter Schools (ECS), where she learned a great deal about the world of business development. After two years, Lucy transitioned into her current role at UCLA. She still serves on the Development Committee for ECS and is heavily engaged with campus happenings. Lucy’s breadth of experience has helped her discover her passion: being a resource to all people. More specifically, her purpose in life is to inspire and support others in finding, pursuing and living their own passions and purpose.

Outside of working at UCLA and pursuing her passion as a Coach, Lucy is involved with several nonprofit organizations including NextLA (formerly known as Los Angeles Junior Chamber of Commerce), Rotary International and Delta Sigma Pi International Business Fraternity. Lucy also enjoys staying active and spending time with loved ones, including her Siberian Husky named Tunechi.