Area Students Receive UCSB Regents' Scholarships

Thirty-five high school graduates and college transfer students from California, Colorado, and New Mexico will enter UC Santa Barbara this fall as Regents Scholars, the most prestigious honor awarded to incoming students at the university.

The Regents Scholarship Program was established by the Regents of the University of California in 1962. Recipients are selected on the basis of demonstrated academic excellence, leadership, and exceptional promise. The names of the recipients and their educational institutions follow.

UCSB Freshman Regents Scholarship Recipients

Audrey Abeyta

Santa Clara High School

Gabriela Alongi

Desert Vista High School

Cameron Barr

Bella Vista High School

Laura Botzong

Palos Verdes High School

Kenneth Carpenter

Fountain Valley High School

Lucy Darago

Westlake High School

Andrea Econome

Monte Vista High School

Cody Franklin

Carlsbad High School

Abbey Freed

Dos Pueblos High School

Josef Gramespacher

Monterey High School

Evan Gravelle

Camarillo High School

Cheyanne Gustason

Tehachapi High School

Laura Hodge

Archbishop Mitty High School

Caitlin Horn

Righetti High School

Maureen Isaacs

Campolindo High School

Kelsey Judd

Riverside Poly High School

Margaret Knapp

Union Mine High School

Jade Lawrence

Falbrook Union High School

Nils Madsen

College Prep School

Joseph Mazeika

Westlake High School

Lauren Mosley

Royal High School

Megan Petkovic

Pacifica High School

Andrew Schoen

Bosque School, Albuquerque, NM

Nathanial Sheehan

Novato High School

Samantha Sheehan

Piedmont High School

Samuel Smock

Boulder High School, Boulder, CO

Kelly Stitch

Carondelet High School

Aaron Voit

Poway High School

Jonathan Waltman

Amador High School

Andrew Waranis

Cabrillo High School

UCSB Transfer Regents Scholarship Recipients

Nancy Coblenz

Moorpark College

Teresa Jimenez

Berkeley City College

David Ray Meals

West Valley College

Rebecca Roberts

Santa Barbara City College

Helen Pia Walters

Folsom Lake College

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