LOS ANGELES – 23 student-athletes from the UCLA track & field team were named to the Pac-12 Spring Academic Honor Roll, the Conference office announced Monday morning. 58 total Bruins were tabbed to the All-Academic list.
Per the Pac-12's official release, any student-athlete on his or her respective team roster with a cumulative GPA of 3.3 or above, and who has served at least one year in residence at the institution, is eligible to receive all-academic honors. There is no longer a selection process to determine all-academic teams for each sport. Any student-athlete who qualifies will be named to the Pac-12 Academic Honor Roll during the season in which he/she competes.
The UCLA men's squad notched 13 honorees while the women's squad garnered 10 All-Academic recipients. Among the student-athletes named to the Honor Roll is Millen Trujillo, who was recently named UCLA's Male Scholar-Athlete of the Year.
Men's Honorees (Major):
Artin Allahverdian (Human Biology & Society)
Zack Bornstein (Education)
Colin Burke (Business Economics)
Matthew DeRoos (Business Economics)
Andy Ehrenberg (Statistics)
Alex Enos (Microbiology, Immunology, and Molecular Genetics)
George Gleason (English)
Munir Kabbara (Business Economics)
Riley Kelly (Psychobiology)
Sean Lee (Biochemistry)
Chris Morzenti (History)
Millen Trujillo (Double Major: Political Science, Geography)
Jacob Wilson (Psychobiology)
Women's Honorees (Major):
Paige Carter (Sociology)
Jackie Garner (Human Biology & Society)
Gwyn George (Double Major: Political Science, Communications)
Monica Hebner (Communications)
Kira Loren (Political Science)
Claire Markey (Statistics)
Grace McAuley (Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology)
Kennedy Meyer (Human Biology & Society)
Christina Rice (Bioengineering)
Annabelle Werner (Double Major: International Development Studies, Political Science)
Per the Pac-12's official release, any student-athlete on his or her respective team roster with a cumulative GPA of 3.3 or above, and who has served at least one year in residence at the institution, is eligible to receive all-academic honors. There is no longer a selection process to determine all-academic teams for each sport. Any student-athlete who qualifies will be named to the Pac-12 Academic Honor Roll during the season in which he/she competes.
The UCLA men's squad notched 13 honorees while the women's squad garnered 10 All-Academic recipients. Among the student-athletes named to the Honor Roll is Millen Trujillo, who was recently named UCLA's Male Scholar-Athlete of the Year.
Men's Honorees (Major):
Artin Allahverdian (Human Biology & Society)
Zack Bornstein (Education)
Colin Burke (Business Economics)
Matthew DeRoos (Business Economics)
Andy Ehrenberg (Statistics)
Alex Enos (Microbiology, Immunology, and Molecular Genetics)
George Gleason (English)
Munir Kabbara (Business Economics)
Riley Kelly (Psychobiology)
Sean Lee (Biochemistry)
Chris Morzenti (History)
Millen Trujillo (Double Major: Political Science, Geography)
Jacob Wilson (Psychobiology)
Women's Honorees (Major):
Paige Carter (Sociology)
Jackie Garner (Human Biology & Society)
Gwyn George (Double Major: Political Science, Communications)
Monica Hebner (Communications)
Kira Loren (Political Science)
Claire Markey (Statistics)
Grace McAuley (Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology)
Kennedy Meyer (Human Biology & Society)
Christina Rice (Bioengineering)
Annabelle Werner (Double Major: International Development Studies, Political Science)