Have you had a professor who deserves recognition?

Contact the BruinLife staff at bruinlife@media.ucla.edu to nominate a professor who you feel deserves to be covered in the 2012 BruinLife yearbook.

Check out last year's professor highlights

   

 

UCLA’s BruinLife Yearbook
You wouldn’t know by the looks of our young and energetic staff, but BruinLife is one of the oldest student-run publications on campus, dating back to UCLA’s first year in 1919! And we’re committed to preserving UCLA’s rich history and tradition for the next 90-plus years. At only $85, the yearbook is cheaper than any hardbound textbook you will find at full price…except we guarantee you’ll cherish ours much longer. Click here to buy your 2012 BruinLife.
Take your Senior portrait by May 4, 2012 and be included in the book.

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Senior of the Year?

Each year, the Bruinlife yearbook selects a small group of students who exemplify the ideals of the university. We try to highlight excellence in a variety of forms, including academics, community service or activism in school life. You are invited to apply for the
award if you believe you are someone who embodies one or
more of these ideals. All applications are due by Friday, April 13, at 5 p.m to 118 Kerckhoff Hall by 5PM. No EXCEPTIONS!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Professor Highlight: Scott Chandler

Scott Chandler, professor of neuroscience and chair of the neuroscience program at UCLA, was the center of attention. He was candid and frank in his interview, answering questions with an air of comfort, speaking of his interests while appearing totally at ease. His passions were apparent: teaching; his research, family and hobbies.
Chandler graduated from UC Berkeley with a B.S. in Neurobiology. He initially intended to apply for medical school. In doing so, he admitted to have played what he referred to as “the medical school game” but remarked…Continue Reading

Student Highlight: Kevin Willoughby

Student Group Highlight: Grupo Folklorico