University Honors Program Academic Honor Roll

Celebrating Academic Excellence

The University Honors Program Academic Honor Roll recognizes UHP students who have demonstrated exceptional academic achievement by earning a cumulative UC GPA of 3.80 or higher in a semester. This distinction celebrates the dedication, perseverance, and commitment to excellence that Honors students bring to their academic pursuits. 

Students on the UHP Academic Honor Roll receive recognition and a certificate for this academic achievement. We are proud to recognize these students for their outstanding accomplishments and commitment to achieving their goals while pursuing excellence both inside and outside the classroom.

This recognition reflects not only academic success of our Honors students, but also their hard work, determination, and passion for learning. These students exemplify the curiosity, discipline, and dedication that are at the heart of the University Honors Program. Congratulations to all!

Spring 2026

  1. Emily Acosta (Political Science; Minor: Global Arts Studies Program)
  2. Lyana Amrit (Cognitive Science)
  3. Ruqaiya Arjmand (Biological Sciences)
  4. Juan Barrera-Rosas (Chemistry)
  5. Mariah Benjamin (Mechanical Engineering)
  6. Matthew Chan (Electrical Engineering; Minor: Management Analytics and Decision-Making)
  7. Crystal Chang (Neuroscience; Minor: Chemistry)
  8. Olivia Cheng (Political Science)
  9. Daniel Choi (Mechanical Engineering)
  10. Mila De Silva (Data Science and Computing)
  11. Sanvi Desai (Biological Sciences; Minor: Philosophy)
  12. Devin Dhami (Computer Science and Engineering; Minor: Management and Business Economics)
  13. Rayan Dua (Computer Science and Engineering; Minor: Electrical Engineering)
  14. Caleb Elazier (Applied Mathematics)
  15. Andrea Enriquez Monjaraz (Public Health)
  16. Leonardo Fabian Hernandez (Public Health; Minor: Psychology)
  17. Tyler Fok (Mechanical Engineering)
  18. Cooper Fox (Mechanical Engineering)
  19. Itzel Gonzalez Hernan (Electrical Engineering)
  20. Jacob Holland (Mechanical Engineering)
  21. Connor Hyer (Chemical Engineering)
  22. Aditya Iyli (Biological Sciences)
  23. Yuri Kim (Psychological Sciences; Minor: Cognitive Science)
  24. Sindhu Krishnagiri (Double Major: Biological Sciences, Cognitive Science)
  25. Edric Lee (Computer Science and Engineering)
  26. Maya Blue Levato (Double Major: Mechanical Engineering, Applied Mathematics; Double Minor: Political Science, Natural Sciences Education Teaching Credential)
  27. Roderick Ma (Data Science and Computing)
  28. Carlo Marin (Chemistry)
  29. Madison Marion (Biological Sciences)
  30. Hayden Markell (Mechanical Engineering)
  31. Isabel Martinez (Political Science; Minor: Writing Studies)
  32. Matt Meir (Mechanical Engineering)
  33. Stephanie Mendoza (Biological Sciences)
  34. Amulya Nakka (Biological Sciences)
  35. Jonathan Ramirez (Biological Sciences)
  36. Juan Ramirez (Mechanical Engineering; Minor: Electrical Engineering)
  37. Leslie Reyes Fuentes (Public Health)
  38. Alani Rocha (Management and Business Economics)
  39. Nicolle Ruiz (Biological Sciences)
  40. Vanessa Saldana-Lopez (Environmental Systems Science; Minor: Natural Sciences Education Teaching Credential)
  41. Bharghav Satyanarayana (Biological Sciences)
  42. Jeremy Sivak-Dromi (Political Science)
  43. JoyCelina Smith (Psychological Sciences; Minor: Cognitive Science)
  44. Craig Soriano (Biological Sciences; Minor: Data Science and Computing)
  45. Areesha Tariq (Biochemistry)
  46. Jodie Tran (Computer Science and Engineering; Minor: Applied Mathematics)
  47. Isabela Valadez (Environmental Systems Science)
  48. Shreya Vallabh (History; Minor: Political Science)
  49. Alexander Vas Dinis (Mechanical Engineering)
  50. Sahana Veldandi (Cognitive Science; Minor: Psychology)
  51. Brody Vines (Political Science; Minor: Writing Studies)
  52. Kudrat Virk (Management and Business Economics)
  53. Suyao Wei (Computer Science and Engineering; Minor: Cognitive Science)

Fall 2025

  1. Emily Acosta (Political Science)
  2. Kiyoko Appleby (Psychology)
  3. Ruqaiya Arjmand (Biological Sciences)
  4. Juan Barrera-Rosas (Chemistry)
  5. Mariah Benjamin (Mechanical Engineering)
  6. Matthew Chan (Electrical Engineering)
  7. Crystal Chang (Neuroscience)
  8. Olivia Cheng (Political Science)
  9. Daniel Choi (Mechanical Engineering)
  10. Mila De Silva (Data Science and Computing)
  11. Sanvi Desai (Biological Sciences)
  12. Devin Dhami (Computer Science and Engineering)
  13. Rayan Dua (Computer Science and Engineering)
  14. Caleb Elazier (Applied Mathematics)
  15. Andrea Enriquez Monjaraz (Public Health)
  16. Leonardo Fabian Hernandez (Public Health)
  17. Tyler Fok (Mechanical Engineering)
  18. Cooper Fox (Mechanical Engineering)
  19. Vanessa Freidson (Political Science)
  20. Paola Gil (Cognitive Science)
  21. Itzel Gonzalez Hernan (Electrical Engineering)
  22. Becca Hernandez (Biological Sciences)
  23. Javier Hernandez (Psychological Sciences)
  24. Jacob Holland (Mechanical Engineering)
  25. Connor Hyer (Chemical Engineering)
  26. Aditya Iyli (Biological Sciences)
  27. Jonathan Kasipalli (Computer Science and Engineering)
  28. Yuri Kim (Psychological Sciences)
  29. Sindhu Krishnagiri (Biological Sciences)
  30. Angelina Lau (Biological Sciences)
  31. Maya Blue Levato (Double Major: Mechanical Engineering, Applied Mathematics; Double Minor: Political Science, Natural Sciences Education Teaching Credential)
  32. Kyahra Lingatong (Biological Sciences)
  33. Jun Lu (Computer Science and Engineering)
  34. Roderick Ma (Data Science and Computing)
  35. Carlo Marin (Chemistry)
  36. Madison Marion (Biological Sciences)
  37. Hayden Markell (Mechanical Engineering)
  38. Naomy Marquez (Political Science)
  39. Matt Meir (Mechanical Engineering)
  40. Stephanie Mendoza (Biological Sciences)
  41. Adya Misra (Data Science and Computing)
  42. Amulya Nakka (Biological Sciences)
  43. Prem Natarajan (Applied Mathematics)
  44. Jonathan Ramirez (Biological Sciences)
  45. Juan Ramirez (Mechanical Engineering)
  46. Leslie Reyes Fuentes (Public Health)
  47. Alani Rocha (Management and Business Economics)
  48. Nicolle Ruiz (Biological Sciences)
  49. Vanessa Saldana-Lopez (Environmental Systems Science)
  50. Bharghav Satyanarayana (Biological Sciences)
  51. Jeremy Sivak-Dromi (Political Science)
  52. JoyCelina Smith (Psychological Sciences)
  53. Craig Soriano (Biological Sciences)
  54. Areesha Tariq (Biochemistry)
  55. Hailey Thao (Computer Science and Engineering)
  56. Jodie Tran (Computer Science and Engineering)
  57. Isabela Valadez (Environmental Systems Science)
  58. Shreya Vallabh (History)
  59. Sahana Veldandi (Cognitive Science)
  60. Brody Vines (Political Science)
  61. Kudrat Virk (Management and Business Economics)
  62. Suyao Wei (Computer Science and Engineering)

Spring 2025

  1. Emily Acosta (Political Science)
  2. Hemal Ammepalli (Bioengineering)
  3. Devin Dhami (Computer Science and Engineering)
  4. Leslie Reyes Fuentes (Public Health)
  5. Javier Hernandez (Psychological Sciences)
  6. Leonardo Fabian Hernandez (Public Health)
  7. Jonathan Kasipalli (Computer Science and Engineering)
  8. Maya Blue Levato (Mechanical Engineering)
  9. Hayden Markell (Mechanical Engineering)
  10. Adya Misra (Data Science and Computing)
  11. Prem Natarajan (Applied Mathematics)
  12. Vanessa Saldana-Lopez (Environmental Systems Science)
  13. Hailey Thao (Computer Science and Engineering)
  14. Sahana Veldandi (Cognitive Science)
  15. Kudrat Virk (Management and Business Economics)
  16. Suyao Wei (Computer Science and Engineering)

Fall 2024

  1. Emily Acosta (Political Science)
  2. Hemal Ammepalli (Bioengineering)
  3. Devin Dhami (Computer Science and Engineering)
  4. Caleb Elazier (Applied Mathematics)
  5. Javier Hernandez (Psychological Sciences)
  6. Jonathan Kasipalli (Computer Science and Engineering)
  7. Maya Blue Levato (Mechanical Engineering)
  8. Hayden Markell (Mechanical Engineering)
  9. Adya Misra (Data Science and Computing)
  10. Prem Natarajan (Applied Mathematics)
  11. Alani Rocha (Management and Business Economics)
  12. Vanessa Saldana-Lopez (Environmental Systems Science)
  13. JoyCelina Smith (Psychological Sciences)
  14. Hailey Thao (Computer Science and Engineering)
  15. Sahana Veldandi (Cognitive Science)
  16. Kudrat Virk (Management and Business Economics)
  17. Suyao Wei (Computer Science and Engineering)