Friday May 4, 2012Thirty-Seven Gator Student-Athletes to Participate in Graduation Ceremonies This Weekend
Gainesville, Fla.
(clockwise, top-left) Jordan Jones, Lanta Bartley, Coach Butler, Azania Stewart, Deana Allen and advisor Judy Traveis
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Four members of the women’s basketball are among the 37 University of Florida student-athletes will be earning their degrees in commencement ceremonies being held Friday through Sunday at the Stephen C. O’Connell Center on the UF campus. A fifth member of the 2011-12 basketball team – Jordan Jones - will earn her master’s degree in August, having already received her bachelor’s degree.
The Florida women’s basketball and soccer teams will each see four receive degrees this May. A trio of baseball, football, men’s swimmers and women’s track & field student-athletes will graduate. A pair from men’s track & field, women’s golf, gymnastics, softball, women’s diving and volleyball will receive their degrees, while men’s basketball, men’s golf, men’s tennis, women’s tennis and lacrosse will see one student-athlete apiece graduate this weekend.
Deana Allen, Lanita Bartley, Ndidi Madu and Azania Stewart will receive their respective bachelor’s degree this weekend.
Among the other Gator graduates is Conor Dwyer, who was named the 2010 Division I National Men’s Swimmer of the Year after claiming two individual titles at that year’s NCAA Championships. Michelle Moultrie will also receive her degree this weekend. She shared the 2011 Women’s College World Series Most Outstanding Player award after matching WCWS records with four home runs and 13 hits in the 2011 event. She and another May graduate, baseball’s Preston Tucker, are both finalists for the 2012 Lowe’s Senior CLASS Award.
A total of 21 graduates were part of Southeastern Conference Championship teams during their Gator careers and 29 earned Academic All-SEC honors.
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2012 University of Florida Student-Athlete Graduates |
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Name |
Sport |
Degree |
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Greg Larson |
Baseball |
Advertising |
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Jeff Moyer |
Baseball |
Family, Youth And Community Science |
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Preston Tucker |
Baseball |
Anthropology |
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Erving Walker |
Men’s Basketball |
Sport Management |
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Brian Biada |
Football |
Sustainability & Built Environment |
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Zachary Brust |
Football |
Building Construction |
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James Wilson |
Football |
Family, Youth And Community Science |
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Michael Furci |
Men’s Golf |
Business Admin-Finance |
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Conor Dwyer |
Men’s Swimming |
Recreation, Parks And Tourism |
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Jonathan Jordan |
Men’s Swimming |
Zoology |
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Alexander Martin |
Men’s Swimming |
Advertising |
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Nassim Slilam |
Men’s Tennis |
Economics |
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Michael Anderson |
Men’s Track & Field |
Geology |
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David Triassi |
Men’s Track & Field |
Business Admin-Finance |
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Deana Allen |
Women’s Basketball |
Anthropology |
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Lanita Bartley |
Women’s Basketball |
Sociology |
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Ndidi Madu |
Women’s Basketball |
English |
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Azania Stewart |
Women’s Basketball |
Sociology |
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Marika Lendl |
Women’s Golf |
Public Relations |
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Andrea Watts |
Women’s Golf |
Advertising |
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Amy Ferguson |
Gymnastics |
Business Admin-Marketing |
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Elizabeth Mahlich |
Gymnastics |
Health Education And Behavior |
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Caroline Cochran |
Lacrosse |
English |
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Michelle Moultrie |
Softball |
Bus Admin-General |
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Aja Paculba |
Softball |
Family, Youth And Community Science |
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Tahnai Annis |
Soccer |
Sport Management |
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Brooke Patterson |
Soccer |
Health Education And Behavior |
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Lindsay Thompson |
Soccer |
Health Science |
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Lindsay Williams |
Soccer |
Applied Physiology And Kinesiology |
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Kaylee Doback |
Women’s Diving |
Health Education And Behavior |
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Monica Dodson |
Women’s Diving |
Telecommunication |
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Joanna Mather |
Women’s Tennis |
Business Admin-Management |
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Rebecca Lowe |
Women’s Track & Field |
International Business |
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Keely Medeiros |
Women’s Track & Field |
Sport Management |
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Lillian Spurling |
Women’s Track & Field |
Applied Physiology And Kinesiology |
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Cassandra Anderson |
Volleyball |
Recreation, Parks And Tourism |
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Elissa Hausmann |
Volleyball |
Health Science |
