THE LIFE OF A BRUIN
Academic & Student Services (AS2)
Mission Statement:
“Student-athletes Understand that Character Creates Educational Self-Sufficiency”
UCLA's 2015 graduating student-athletes
The mission of the UCLA Academic & Student Services office (AS2) and its
S.U.C.C.E.S.S. Program is to provide an interactive learning environment that
emphasizes life-long learning habits, goal setting, teamwork, leadership and
character. Centered on the idea of the self-sufficient, independent learner, the
S.U.C.C.E.S.S. Program features academic counseling, academic and student support
services, and student-athlete development programs that support and encourage
student-athletes to reach their full potential academically and personally. The AS2
team promotes a healthy balance between academics and athletics and embraces
UCLA’s “True Bruin” philosophy setting forth the ethical standards of integrity,
excellence, accountability, respect and service. Our commitment is to assist studentathletes in their transition to the university, earning their UCLA degree, and develop
their skills and confidence to be champions in life.
UCLA’s Academic & Student Services
Academic Counseling:
 Program Planning & Course Selection
 Priority Enrollment
 Major Exploration
 Graduate & Professional School Referrals
Student-Athlete Development:
 Leadership Workshops
 Community Outreach
 Professional/Career Development
 Bruin Athletic Council (BAC)
 Student-Athlete Mentors (SAMS)
 Personal Development
Academic Support Services:
 Learning Specialists
 Academic Mentoring
 Peer Learning Sessions
 Learning Strategies & Educational
Assessments
 Summer Bridge Program
 Midterm Progress Reports
Student Support Services:
 Orientation Programs
 Academic Travel Management
 Learning Center Computer Lab
 Scholar-Athlete Banquet
 Bruin Athletics Graduation Celebration
 Awards & Postgraduate Scholarships
 Student-Athlete Assistance Fund
UCLA-NCAA Postgraduate
Scholarship Winners
Samantha Peszek
Gymnastics, 2015
Joe Sofia
Soccer, 2014
Jeff Locke
Football, 2013
Alaizah Koorji
Rowing, 2011
Andrea Remynse
Tennis, 2011
NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship Winners (70)
Football (18)
1966-67
Ray Armstrong*
1966-67
Dallas Girder
1969-70
Greg Jones
1973-74
Steve Klosterman
1975-76
John Sciarra
1976-77
Jeff Dankworth
1977-78
John Fowler
1982-83
Cormac Carney
1983-84
Rick Neuheisel
1985-86
Mike Hartmeier
1989-90
Rick Meyer
1992-93
Carlton Gray
1995-96
George Kase
1998-99
Chris Sailer
1998-99
Shawn Stuart
1999-00
Danny Farmer
2007-08
Chris Joseph
2012-13
Jeff Locke
Men’s Gymnastics (1)
1991-92
Scott Keswick
Men’s Soccer (2)
1997-98
Josh Keller
2013-14
Joe Sofia
Men’s Basketball (5)
1968-69
Kenny Heitz
1970-71
Terry Schofield
1979-80
Kiki Vandeweghe
1992-93
Richard Petruska*
1994-95
George Zidek
Men’s Swimming & Diving (8)
1975-76
Tim McDonald
1978-79
Dan Stephenson
1984-85
Bruce Hayes
1984-85
Pat Thomas
1985-86
Steve Martz
1986-87
Brian Jones*
1991-92
Andrew Cecchi
1993-94
David Fleck
Men’s Volleyball (4)
1970-71
Ed Machado
1981-82
Karch Kiraly
1986-87
Asbjorn Volstad
1996-97
Trong Nguyen*
Men’s Water Polo (4)
1982-83
Brian Black
1995-96
Tommy Wong
1999-00
Parsa Bonderson
2000-01
Sean Kern
Women’s Basketball (1)
1985-86
Anne Dean
Women’s Golf (1)
1985-86
Kay Cockerill
Men’s Tennis (1)
1995-96
Srdjan Muskatirovich Women’s Gymnastics (5)
1989-90
Jill Andrews
Men’s Track & Field (5)
2002-03
Kristin Parker
1977-78
Willie Banks
2002-03
Onnie Willis
1994-95
John Godina
2005-06
Kate Richardson
1997-98
Josh Johnson
2014-15
Samantha Peszek
2008-09
Kyle Shackleton
2008-09
Drew Shackleton
Women’s Rowing (1)
2010-11
Alaizah Koorji
NCAA Top Eight Awards (14)
1975-76
John Sciarra, Football
1976-77
Jeff Dankworth, Football
1981-82
Karch Kiraly, Volleyball
1982-83
Cormac Carney, Football
1988-89
Carnell Lake, Football
1989-90
Jill Andrews, Gymnastics
1992-93
Carlton Gray, Football
1992-93
Scott Keswick, Gymnastics
1993-94
Julie Bremner, Volleyball
1993-94
Lisa Fernandez, Softball
1996-97
Annette Salmeen, Swimming
2001-02
Stacey Nuveman, Softball
2002-03
Onnie Willis, Gymnastics
2006-07
Kate Richardson, Gymnastics
Rhodes Scholarships (5)
1925
John Olmsted, Tennis
1962
William Zeltonoga, Wrestling
1969
Harold Griffin, Football
1996
Annette Salmeen, Swimming
2008
Chris Joseph, Football
NCAA Silver Anniversary Award (8)
1978
Donn Moomaw, Football
1981
Willie Naulls, Basketball
1994
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Basketball
1999
Bill Walton, Basketball
2003
Ann Meyers, Basketball
2008
Dot Richardson, Softball
2008
Cormac Carney, Football
2010
Jackie Joyner-Kersee, Basketball/Track
Women’s Softball (2)
1992-93
Lisa Fernandez
1994-95
Jennifer Brundage
Women’s Swimming & Diving (5)
1995-96
Annette Salmeen
1999-00
Keiko Price
2000-01
Brighid Dwyer
2001-02
Katie Younglove
2003-04
Kristen Lewis
Women’s Tennis (2)
1983-84
Karen Dewis
2010-11
Andrea Remynse
Women’s Track & Field (3)
1996-97
Amy Acuff
1997-98
Nada Kawar
2006-07
Jackie Nguyen
Women’s Volleyball (2)
1993-94
Julie Bremner
2000-01
Elisabeth Bachman
*Alternate Selections
Capital One All-American Hall of Fame (8)
1988
Donn Moomaw, Football
1990
Jamaal Wilkes, Basketball
1994
Bill Walton, Basketball
1994
Coach John Wooden, Basketball
1999
John Fowler, Basketball
2005
Cormac Carney, Football
2009
Karch Kiraly, Volleyball
2011
Julie Bremner, Volleyball
NCAA Theodore Roosevelt Award (4)
1977
Tom Bradley, Football
1984
Rafer Johnson, Track & Field
1996
Coach John Wooden, Basketball
2003
Donna de Varona, Swimming
Student-Athlete Development
The Bruin Student-Athlete Development
Program strives to enhance the studentathlete experience within the University
setting by coordinating educational
programs that address personal growth,
leadership, professional development and
community service. Our goal is to assist
student-athletes with their transition to
college, provide opportunities to enhance
their college experience, support the
development of a well-balance lifestyle, and
prepare student-athletes to be champions in
life. Student-Athlete Development programs
include:
Health Education
Life Skills Workshops
Team Building
Career Exploration
Leadership Seminars
Resume & Interviewing Skills
Wooden Academy:
Teamwork, Leadership & Character
Bruins in the Community
Bruin student-athletes have the opportunity to
participate in community outreach activities on
campus and throughout the Los Angeles area.
Examples of these events include:
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Dribble for the Cure
Weekly visits to Mattel Children’s Hospital
Prime Time Games: Championship Saturday
UCLA Lab School Fit Week
“I’m Going to College” Program
Adopt-a-Classroom
Bruin for a Day
Sports clinics
Elementary school activities and reading days
These opportunities give student-athletes the
chance to mentor youth, give back to the
community and serve as ambassadors for UCLA
Athletics.
The Wooden Academy is a leadership development
program designed to educate and support Bruin
student-athlete leaders. The program was named after
legendary Coach John Wooden and strives to teach the
principles of his Pyramid of Success. We believe that
these skills will assist student-athletes in their pursuit
to be successful leaders and teammates at UCLA, and as
they prepare to be champions in life. Student-athletes
have the opportunity to participate in the Wooden
Academy each year by attending seminars to learn
practical leadership lessons from coaches,
administrators and Bruin alumni.
Leadership Development Program (LDP): The LDP
is designed to teach freshmen and transfers the skills
they need to lead themselves and effectively work with
others. Our goal is to create a strong network of future
Bruin leaders.
Wooden Academy Seminars: These seminars are
offered to all student-athletes and address leadership,
personal and professional development topics that are
relevant to the student-athlete experience.
Undergraduate Majors and Minors
COLLEGE OF LETTERS
AND SCIENCE
African American Studies
African and Middle Eastern Studies1
American Indian Studies
American Literature and Culture
Ancient Near East and Egyptology
Anthropology
Arabic
Art History
Asian American Studies
Asian Humanities
Asian Religions
Asian Studies1
Astrophysics
Atmospheric, Oceanic and
Environmental Sciences
Biochemistry
Biology2
Biophysics
Business Economics2,3
Central and East European Languages
and Cultures
Chemistry
Chemistry/Materials Science
Chicana and Chicano Studies
Chinese
Classical Civilization
Cognitive Science1
Communication Studies2,5
Comparative Literature
Computational and Systems Biology1
Earth and Environmental Science
Ecology, Behavior, and Evolution2
Economics1,2,3
Engineering Geology
English2
Environmental Science
European Studies1
French
French and Linguistics
Gender Studies
Geography
Geography/Environmental Studies
Geology
Geophysics
German
Global Studies1,2
Greek
Greek and Latin
History1
Human Biology and Society1,2
International Development Studies1,2
Iranian Studies
Italian
Italian and Special Fields
Japanese
Jewish Studies
Korean
Latin
Latin American Studies1
Linguistics
Linguistics and Anthropology
Linguistics and Asian Languages and
Cultures
Linguistics and Computer Science
Linguistics and English
Linguistics and French
Linguistics and Italian
Linguistics and Philosophy
Linguistics and Psychology
Linguistics and Scandinavian
Languages
Linguistics and Spanish
Linguistics, Applied
Marine Biology2
Mathematics1
Mathematics for Teaching1
Mathematics of Computation1
Mathematics, Applied1
Mathematics/Applied Science1
Mathematics/Atmospheric and
Oceanic Sciences
Mathematics/Economics1
Mathematics/Financial Actuarial1
Microbiology, Immunology, and
Molecular Genetics1,2
Middle Eastern Studies
Molecular, Cell, and Developmental
Biology2
Music History
Neuroscience2
Philosophy
Physics
Physiological Science2
Political Science1,2
Portuguese
Psychobiology1,2
Psychology1,2
Religion, Study of
Russian Language and Literature
Russian Studies
Scandinavian Languages and Cultures
Sociology1,2
Spanish
Spanish and Community and Culture
Spanish and Linguistics
Spanish and Portuguese
Statistics1
Individual Field of Concentration4
Undeclared—Humanities6
Undeclared—Life Sciences6
Undeclared—Physical Sciences6
Undeclared—Social Sciences6
SCHOOL OF THE ARTS
AND ARCHITECTURE
Architectural Studies5
Art
Dance
Design | Media Arts
Ethnomusicology
(Jazz Studies, World Music)
Music
(Composition, Music Education,
Performance)
World Arts and Cultures
Individual Field of Concentration4
SCHOOL OF THEATER,
FILM AND TELEVISION
Film and Television
Theater
Individual Field of Concentration4
HENRY SAMUELI
SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING
AND APPLIED SCIENCE
Aerospace Engineering
Bioengineering
Chemical Engineering
Civil Engineering
Computer Science
Computer Science and Engineering
Electrical Engineering
Materials Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Undeclared6
SCHOOL OF NURSING
Nursing Prelicensure
UNDERGRADUATE MINORS
Accounting
African American Studies
African and Middle Eastern Studies
African Studies
American Indian Studies
Ancient Near East and Egyptology
Anthropology
Applied Developmental Psychology
Arabic and Islamic Studies
Armenian Studies
Art History
Asian American Studies
Asian Humanities
Asian Languages
Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences
Bioinformatics
Biomedical Research
Central and East European Studies
Chicana and Chicano Studies
Civic Engagement
Classical Civilization
Cognitive Science
Comparative Literature
Conservation Biology
Digital Humanities
Disability Studies
Earth and Environmental Science
East Asian Studies
Education Studies
English
Entrepreneurship
Environmental Engineering
Environmental Systems and Society
European Studies
Evolutionary Medicine
Film, Television, and Digital Media
French
Gender Studies
Geochemistry
Geography
Geography/Environmental Studies
Geology
Geophysics and Planetary Physics
Geospatial Information Systems and
Technologies
German
Germanic Languages
Gerontology
Global Health
Global Studies
Greek
Hebrew and Jewish Studies
History of Science and Medicine
Iranian Studies
Israel Studies
Italian
Labor and Workplace Studies
Language Teaching
Latin
Latin American Studies
Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and
Transgender Studies
Linguistics
Mathematical Biology
Mathematics
Mexican Studies
Middle Eastern Studies
Music History
Music Industry
Neuroscience
Philosophy
Portuguese
Public Affairs
Public Health
Religion, Study of
Russian Language
Russian Literature
Russian Studies
Scandinavian
Science Education
Social Thought
Society and Genetics
South Asian Studies
Southeast Asian Studies
Spanish
Spanish Linguistics
Statistics
Structural Biology
Systems Biology
Teaching Secondary Mathematics
Theater
Urban and Regional Studies
Visual and Performing Arts Education
NOTES
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Applicants are admitted to premajor status until prerequisites
are satisfactorily completed.
Transfer applicants should note
that demand for this major
significantly exceeds space
available at the transfer level
Transfers students who are
admitted to a major outside the
Department of Economics are
not permitted to transfer into
one of the economics majors.
Not open to entering students.
Open to junior-level applicants
only (60 semester/90 quarter
units completed by time of
transfer).
Only freshmen-level applicants
may apply as undeclared.
UCLA’s Most Popular Academic Majors
Careers in Business &
Economics
Careers in Medicine/Sciences
Majors:
Business Economics
 Communication Studies
 Economics
 Economics/Mathematics
 Global Studies
 International Development Studies
 Mathematics, Financial Actuarial
Majors:
Anthropology (B.S.)
 Biology
 Chemistry
 Human Biology & Society
 Marine Biology
 Neuroscience
 Physics
 Physiological Science
 Psychobiology
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Minors:
Accounting
 Entrepreneurship
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Careers in Engineering/
Computer Science/Math
Majors:
 Aerospace Engineering
 Bioengineering
 Chemical Engineering
 Civil Engineering
 Computer Science
 Computer Science and Engineering
 Electrical Engineering
 Materials Engineering
 Mechanical Engineering
 Mathematics, Applied
 Mathematics/Applied Science
Minors:
Evolutionary Medicine
Careers in Law
Majors:
English
 History
 Communication Studies
 History
 Sociology
 Political Science
Careers in Education
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Minors:
Civic Engagement
 English
 Global Studies
 Philosophy
 Public Affairs
Majors:
Mathematics for Teaching
 Psychology
 Sociology
 Subject-specific (History, Biology, etc.)
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Minors:
Civic Engagement
 Disability Studies
 Education Studies
 Language Teaching
 Science Education
 Teaching Secondary Mathematics
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UCLA Housing
UCLA’s on-campus housing is
situated at the heart of university
life and is just a short walk away
from sports facilities, classrooms,
laboratories and libraries. With
housing and dining needs
met, Bruins are free to concentrate
on their commitments as studentathletes.
Incoming freshmen are guaranteed 3 years of
on-campus housing at UCLA and studentathletes are guaranteed 4 years. Most studentathletes will be paired with a fellow studentathlete roommate in a two-person room.
(pictured left)
On-Campus Housing Amenities:
 Basic cable television
 High speed internet
 Student technology centers
 Recreation/game rooms
 Access to basketball, tennis, volleyball and
swimming facilities
 Early morning/late night restaurants
 “To-go” meals
 Residential cleaning services
 Social and study lounges (pictured right)
UCLA Dining
UCLA Dining Services is an award-winning
program that is nationally recognized for its
high quality cuisine, state-of-the-art
facilities and innovative services. UCLA’s
newest eatery, Bruin Plate, is among the
nation’s first health-themed dining halls,
with a focus on quality, freshness and flavor.
What you won't find is a stereotypical
cafeteria. No matter your preferences,
dietary needs or schedule, UCLA has an
option for you!
Residential Restaurants:
 Bruin Plate - Fresh and healthy selections
 FEAST - Pan-Asian cuisine
 Covel Commons - Pasta & pizza station, grill
area
 De Neve - Comfort food, rotating daily
specialties
Quick Service Restaurants:
 Bruin Cafe - Smoothies, sandwiches, salads and
wraps
 Cafe 1919 - Authentic Italian cuisine
 Rendezvous - Breakfast sandwiches, Mexican
and Asian dishes
Jackie Robinson Athletics and
Recreation Complex
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Acosta Athletic Training Complex
Athletic Performance, Athletic
Training/Sports Medicine
Elvin C. “Ducky” Drake Track &
Field Stadium
Soccer, Track & Field
Easton Stadium
Softball
Gifford Golf Practice Facility
Golf
Jackie Robinson Stadium
Baseball
J.D. Morgan Athletics Center
Athletic Administration, Hall of
Fame, Academic & Student Services
John Wooden Center
Gymnastics, Volleyball
Los Angeles Tennis Center
Tennis
Jackie Robinson Athletics and
Recreation Complex
42
UCLA Marina Aquatic Center
Rowing
North Athletic Field
Soccer
Edwin W. Pauley Pavilion
Basketball, Gymnastics, Volleyball
Spaulding Field
Football
Spieker Aquatics Center
Swimming & Diving, Water Polo
Sunset Canyon Recreation Center
Beach Volleyball
Additional UCLA Facilities
Hillcrest Country Club
Golf (in addition to other
surrounding country clubs)
The Rose Bowl
Football
Evaluation
Collaboration
To ensure that each
student-athlete reaches
their full athletic potential
by developing all aspects
of their physical and
mental performance using
a team approach.
 Athletic Performance
 Sports Nutrition
 Sports Medicine
 Rehabilitation
Global:
Body Composition
Functional
Movement
Power Output
Lower Body
Strength
Upper Body
Strength
Sports Specific:
Speed
Power
Upper Body
Strength
Lower Body
Strength
Endurance
Philosophy:
Education
Motivation
Acosta Athletic Training Complex:
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Fueling Station that includes Pre-Training Fuel/
Hydration, Post-Lift Recovery and Snacks (while inseason)
Comprehensive strength facility with 27 lifting
platforms and an indoor athletic performance area
Sports Medicine & Rehabilitation Center with 3
Hydro Pools, SwimEx, Bod Pod and Anti-Gravity
treadmill
113
& Counting
Men’s NCAA Titles (74)
Baseball (1) - 2013
Basketball (11) - 1964, 1965, 1967, 1968, 1969, 1970,
1971, 1972, 1973, 1975, 1995
Golf (2) - 1988, 2008
Gymnastics (2) - 1984, 1987
Soccer (4) - 1985, 1990, 1997, 2002
Swimming & Diving (1) - 1982
Tennis (16) - 1950, 1952, 1953, 1954, 1956, 1960,
1961, 1965, 1970, 1971, 1975, 1976, 1979, 1982,
1984, 2005
Track & Field, Outdoor (8) - 1956, 1966, 1971, 1972,
1973, 1978, 1987, 1988
Volleyball (19) - 1970, 1971, 1972, 1974, 1975, 1976,
1979, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1987, 1989, 1993,
1995, 1996, 1998, 2000, 2006
Water Polo (10) - 1969, 1971, 1972, 1995, 1996, 1999,
2000, 2004, 2014, 2015
Other Men’s National Titles (6)
Football (1) - 1954 UPI
Rowing (2) - 1972, 1973 IRA
Volleyball (3) - 1956, 1965, 1967 USVBA
Women’s NCAA Titles (39)
Golf (3) - 1991, 2004, 2011
Gymnastics (6) - 1997, 2000, 2001, 2003, 2004, 2010
Soccer (1) - 2013
Softball (11) - 1982, 1984, 1985, 1988, 1989, 1990,
1992, 1999, 2003, 2004, 2010
Tennis (2) - 2008, 2014
Track & Field, Indoor (2) - 2000, 2001
Track & Field, Outdoor (3) - 1982, 1983, 2004
Volleyball (4) - 1984, 1990, 1991, 2011
Water Polo (7) - 2001, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008,
2009
Other Women’s National Titles (15)
Badminton (1) - 1977 AIAW
Basketball (1) - 1978 AIAW
Golf (1) - 1971 DGWS
Rowing (1) - 1974 IRA
Softball (1) - 1978 AIAW
Tennis (1) - 1981 AIAW
Track & Field (2) - 1975, 1977 AIAW
Volleyball (3) - 1972 DGWS, 1974, 1975 AIAW
Water Polo (4) - 1996, 1997, 1998, 2000 National
Collegiate
UCLA leads the nation with 113 NCAA team championships and 134 total national championships
Bruin Olympians
#5 in the World
in gold medals
Gold Medal Count
(1984-2012)
1. USA
357
2. USSR/Russia
232
3. China
201
4. Germany
172
5. UCLA
83
6. South Korea
80
7. Italy
78
8. Australia
77
9. France
76
10. Romania
60
Innovators & Groundbreakers
At UCLA, barriers come with breakthroughs, obstacles with broken
records; challenges are dismantled, and boundaries smashed.
The only thing unbreakable is our spirit.
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Only player to win 6 NBA MVP awards
Troy Aikman
First quarterback to win 3 Super Bowls in 4 years
Donald Barksdale
First African-American to win an Olympic basketball gold
medal
Arthur Ashe
First African-American to win
Wimbledon
Tom Bradley
UCLA Track alum; America’s first African American
Mayor of a major city without a black majority
Terry Donahue
First football coach to win bowl games in 7 consecutive
seasons
John Wooden
First man elected to the
Basketball Hall of Fame as both a
player and a coach
Florence Griffith-Joyner
First woman to run the 100m in under 10.50 seconds
Karch Kiraly
First three-time Olympic gold medalist in volleyball
Mike Lodish
First player to play in 6 Super Bowls
Ken Norton, Jr.
First player to win 3 straight Super Bowls
Al Scates
First collegiate coach to win 18 NCAA titles in a single
sport (retired with 19 titles in volleyball)
Jackie Joyner-Kersee
Only woman to win back-to-back
Olympic heptathlons; Top Female
Collegiate Athlete of the last 25
years
Kenny Washington
First African-American to play in the modern era NFL
Ann Meyers Drysdale
First four-time female basketball All-American;
The only woman ever to sign a free-agent contract
with the NBA
Lisa Fernandez
First softball player to be named
outstanding female collegiate athlete
of the year (Honda-Broderick Cup)
Jackie Robinson
First African-American to play
Major League Baseball
Meb Keflezighi
First American champion of Boston Marathon
(2014) in 31 years
Life After Sports
UCLA Athletics Alumni
Name (Sport):
Position:
Troy Aikman (Football)
Gary Beban (Football)
Football Analyst—FOX
President of Corporate Services/Director—CB
Richard Ellis
Former UCLA Vice Chancellor
Announcer— NBC, Universal Sports
L.A. County Fire Captain
Executive Vice President—HR Policy Association
US District Court Judge
President & CEO—Columbia Distribution
Golf Analyst—Golf Channel (NBC)
Host—Interactivation Health Networks
VP Investments—Morgan Stanley
Chairman—JF Real Estate Development
Founder/Director of Emergency Medical Association
and Training Center—Turkey
Broadcaster—ESPN, Fox Sports West
VP of Production—Fox Sports Net
Sr. VP of Business—Los Angeles Lakers
President—Bring It Promotions
Co-Founder & former CEO—Sling Media; CEO—id8
Group R2 Studios
Director—UCLA’s Athletic Performance Program
President—Kennedy-Marshall; Producer—Indiana
Jones, Back to the Future
Vice President—Lourd Murray
President & General Manager—WNBA’s Phoenix
Mercury; Sports Analyst
General Manager—Golden State Warriors
Hollywood Stuntwoman
Director & Producer—Green Flash
President—A.B. Technical Systems
Football Analyst/Announcer—CBS Sports
President & CEO—American Board of Family
Medicine
Pediatrician—Cedars-Sinai Medical Center
VP of Litigation—FOX Broadcasting
President & CEO—Kennedy Wilson Commercial Real
Estate
Sports Agent—Wasserman Media Group
President—Spieker Companies, Inc.
SWA—Richmond University
Production Manager—Fox Sports Net
FBI Agent
Sr. Account Executive—EMC Corporation
CFO—Legacy Energy, Inc.
Voice-over Actor, Business Consultant
Attorney & Sports Agent—Wasserman Media Group
Sr. VP, Corporate Partnerships—LA Dodgers
Pete Blackman (Basketball)
Ato Boldon (Track & Field)
Jamie Brown (Basketball)
Shelly Carlin (Softball)
Cormac Carney (Football)
Gregg Christianson (Football)
Kay Cockerill (Golf)
Maura Driscoll-Farden (Gymnastics)
Peter Ehrman (Volleyball)
Joel Farkas (Golf)
John Fowler (Football)
Tim Daggett
(Gymnastics)
Gymnastics
Commentator/
Analyst—NBC
Dan Guerrero
(Baseball)
UCLA Director of
Athletics
Amanda Freed (Softball)
Roy Hamilton (Basketball)
Tim Harris (Soccer)
Tim Kelly (Volleyball)
Blake Krikorian (Water Polo)
Mike Linn (Football)
Frank Marshall (Soccer)
Anita Ortega
(Basketball)
Cade McNown (Football)
Ann Meyers Drysdale (Basketball)
Captain—Los
Angeles Police
Department
Mark Harmon
(Football)
Actor and
Producer; NCIS
Gina PrinceBlythewood
(Basketball)
Director/
Screenwriter: Love &
Basketball, The
Secret Life of Bees
Bob Myers (Basketball)
Heidi Moneymaker (Gymnastics)
Paul Nihipali (Volleyball)
Doug Partie (Volleyball)
Ron Pitts (Football)
James Puffer (Water Polo)
Paula Rasmussen (Gymnastics)
Jill Ratner (Soccer)
Mary Ricks (Softball)
Tasha Schwikert (Gymnastics)
Tod Spieker (Swimming)
LaRee Sugg (Golf)
Stacy Sunny (Softball)
Necie Thompson (Basketball)
Jeff Williams (Volleyball)
Jonathan Wimbish (Water Polo)
Chuck White (Golf)
Joel Wolfe (Baseball)
Michael Young (Football, Baseball)
Bruins Everywhere
Accomplishments Across Industries
Name:
Significant Accomplishment:
Sean Aston
Catherine Bell
Sara Bareilles
Beth Behrs
Howard L. Berman
Brooke Burke
Carol Burnett
Nancy Cartwright
Ted Chen
Marilyn McCoo Davis
Brad Delson
Rick Dickert
Brenda Ross Dulan
Will Forte
Brad Garrett
Actor—Lord of the Rings, 24
Actress—Jag, Army Wives
3-time Grammy nominee—Love Song, King of Anything
Actress—2 Broke Girls
Former CA Congressman—House of Representatives
TV Host & Winner—Dancing With the Stars
Actress, Emmy winner
Voice Actor—Bart Simpson on “The Simpsons”
Co-Anchor—NBC’s Today in LA
7-time Grammy Winner—Fifth Dimension
Grammy Winner, Lead Guitarist—Linkin Park
Fox-11 Meteorologist, Emmy winner—SkyFox
Sr. VP—Wells Fargo Bank
Actor—Saturday Night Live cast member, MacGruber, Nebraska
Actor, Emmy winner—Everybody Loves Raymond (Robert); 1st Star
Search $100K winner
Choreographer & Judge—Dancing With the Stars
Actress—Dynasty, Melrose Place, Spin City
Founder—Net-a-Porter
Actress—The Wonder Years, West Wing; Published mathematician;
Proved theorem
Superior Court Judge; 1st African American elected to L.A. City Council
Former President—Disney Corporation
Actor/Producer; Academy Award winner—Mystic River
Producer, Golden Globe & Emmy nominee—Sex in the City; also worked
on Melrose Place and Beverly Hills, 90210
Actor—Zoolander, Meet the Fockers
Former Judge—U.S. Court District; 1st Japanese-American appointed
Federal Court Judge
Former mayor of Los Angeles; Former Speaker of the CA Assembly
President/Owner—Wasserman Media Group
Actor—Family Matters; Director
Newscaster/Field Reporter—NBC News LA
Former LA County Supervisor—3rd District
Carrie Ann Inaba
Heather Locklear
Natalie Massenet
Danica McKellar
Billy Mills
Michael Ovitz
Tim Robbins
Darren Star
Ben Stiller
Robert R. Takasugi
Antonio Villaraigosa
Casey Wasserman
Jaleel White
Jane Yamamoto
Zev Yaroslavsky
Mayim Bialik
Ph.D. in Neuroscience;
Actress—Big Bang
Theory
Henry Samueli
Co-founder, Chairman, &
CTO—Broadcom
Corporation; UCLA
Samueli School of
Engineering; Owner—
Anaheim Ducks
Francis Ford Coppola
Academy Award winner
best known for The
Godfather; Entrepreneur
Gabrielle Union
Actress—Bring It On,
Think Like A Man
Mariska Hargitay
Golden Globe winner,
Emmy nominee—Law
& Order
James Franco
Actor, Academy Award
nominee—127 Hours,
Milk
Megan McArthur
Astronaut—Space Shuttle Atlantis
Michael Nash
Presiding Judge—LA Juvenile Court
Kal Penn
Advisor—Obama
Administration; Actor—
House, Harold & Kumar
Giada DeLaurentiis
Food Network
LIGHTS! CAMERA! ACTION!
Spotting Stars on Campus
With an average daily temperature of 74°and 329 days of sunshine a year, Los Angeles offers ideal
conditions for filming almost every day of the year. Combine the west-coast weather with UCLA’s
architecture and you have the ideal set for many notable TV shows and movies.
Legally Blonde—Reese Witherspoon
Modern Family—Ty Burrell and Sarah Hyland
Jobs—Ashton Kutcher
The Mindy Project—Mindy Kaling
Old School—Vince Vaughn, Luke Wilson and Will Ferrell
Gilmore Girls—Alexis Bledel and Lauren Graham
Additional Movies & Television Shows: College GameDay, The Nutty Professor, 90210,
Greek, How I Met Your Mother, Parks and Recreation, Angels & Demons, The House Bunny,
Erin Brockovich, House, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, as well as many other awards shows,
music videos, commercials, movies and TV shows!
Welcome to Los Angeles!
Located in the vibrant Southern California city of Los Angeles, UCLA and the surrounding Westwood
Village is the ideal place to attend college. Located just 5 miles from the beach and surrounded by Bel Air,
Brentwood and Beverly Hills, you will always have something to do. Whether you’re in Westwood
watching celebrities walk the red carpet at one of the many movie premieres held just a few blocks from
campus, hiking one of the beautiful local trails, cheering on LA’s teams at the Staples Center or Dodger
Stadium, or taking a day trip to Disneyland or the snow, you will always be happy with the endless
possibilities you can take advantage of as a UCLA Bruin!
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A. Disneyland; B. Santa Monica Promenade; C. The Grove; D. Venice Beach; E. Universal Studios; F. Westwood
Village Theater; G. Dodger Stadium; H. Nokia Theatre L.A. Live; I. Rodeo Drive; J. LACMA; K. Santa Monica Pier;
L. Staples Center; M. Santa Monica Harbor; N. Getty Villa