SEVENTH SEMESTER IN A ROW… LET’S SEND IT! Join psychology professor Bryan Shilowich and special guest Leslie Berntsen as we climb Point Dume and enjoy some well-needed beach time before finals. When it comes to activities (besides climbing), the sky’s the limit—possible moves include body surfing, scavenging for some sick shells, throwing frisbees, playing Go Fish, and making new friends.

SIXTH SEMESTER IN A ROW… LET’S SEND IT! Join psychology professor Bryan Shilowich and special guest Leslie Berntsen as we climb Point Dume and enjoy some well-needed beach time before finals. When it comes to activities (besides climbing), the sky’s the limit—possible moves include watching Bryan juggle, body surfing, scavenging for some sick shells, throwing frisbees, playing Go Fish, and making new friends.

We’re going back to Point Dume for round 3!! Couldn’t join us for our first two trips? Here’s your opportunity to live it up on the beach and fulfill all your Peaks climbing dreams! Join psychology professors Leslie Berntsen and Bryan Shilowich on this ~ vibey ~ Sunday morning in Malibu. Point Dume is a great spot for beginners, so don’t sweat it if you’ve never climbed before. You might even see Bryan juggle…

Did you miss our Point Dume trip last semester? Well we’ve got some great new for you! We’re heading back to Malibu with psychology professors Leslie Berntsen and Bryan Shilowich for some more climbing. All of the routes we will be doing are rated 5.9 or below making them very accessible for beginners. Even The Mountain Project’s website writes that, “Everyone's first day of climbing should be at a place like [Point Dume].” All of the pictures above are from our last trip! Joining Peaks will be the honorary Peaks climbing consigliere, Andy Ryu from SC climbing team. Woooo!

SPECIAL RELEASE. Two professors on one trip? Another crossover episode with SC Climbing? That’s right! Join psychology professors Leslie Berntsen and Bryan Shilowich for an epic Sunday trip to Malibu. The climbing routes we will be doing are all 5.9 and below making them very accessible for beginners! No climbing experience is necessary to go on this trip! Personal climbing gear (shoes, harness, and helmet) will be provided if you do not have your own!