University of California Los Angeles - Bruin Life / Southern Campus Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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Jesse Torres Psychology Cristina Torrez-Morrison English Michelle Toy Business Economics Chemical Engineering Dana Tran Biology Don Tran Biology Jacqueline Tran Biology Asian American Studies Linh Tran Biochemistry Nga Tran Psychology Thuan Tran Chemistry Tracy Tran Neuroscience Physiological Science Au Trang Biology English Barbara Tragish Sociology Huy Tran Cybernetics Quang Tran Economics Mark Trang Political Science 3 Seniors

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class off 1998 Lynda Thomas History Sarah Tinsley Psychology Thang To Economics Sarika Tomkoria Chemical Engineering Shannon Thomas Biology Jennifer Thompson Psychology Shana Tippett Psychology Tiffany Tisen Economics I Heather Nicole Tobey Psychology Gloria Todd Communication Studies Sandra Torbert Business Economics Maria Carmina Toribio Physiological Science Fown-Ming Tien East Asian Studies Linda Tjandea Business Economics Masahiro Toku Geography Alejandra Torres Spanish Seniors 341

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class of 1998 n . When you are confident you can accomplish what you set out to do each day, and you will feel motivated to get out there and try new things. If you are confident, not only will you motivate yourself, but you will motivate others around you s well. Roslyn Soto lived by these words throughout her years at UCLA. Graduating with a degree in Sociology, Roslyn was not only commited to academics, but to improving her community as well. Roslyn was one of the founders of the lota Chapter of Lambda Theta Nu sorority, which was the first Latina sorority on campus. After two years of planning and organizing, Lambda Theta Nu was born on September 22, 996 as an organization dedicated to academic excellence, mmunity service, and meeting the needs of Latinas at CLA. Roslyn served as its Treasurer, Historian, ndraising Chair, and also held the honor of Chapter sident her senior year. Through involvement in her rority, Roslyn became the UCLA Campus .epresentative for Latina Magazine and also took part in ducational outreach aimed at very young students. After receiving the Dr. Ralph J. Bunch Alumni cholarship as an incoming freshman, Roslyn was inspired o take an active role in the Alumni Scholars Association. Through dedicated volunteer work, Roslyn helped to recruit some of the best and brightest high school seniors to UCLA each year. Her two-year office as the Alumni Scholars ' Club Executive Director of High School outreach gave her the opportunity to implement and execute three programs aimed at recruiting and assisting incoming freshmen. These included Bruin Days, the Freshman Phone Calling Project, and the Guardian Angels Program. The success of these programs was a mere reflection of Roslyn ' s dedication and commitment. Roslyn plans to continue with her involvement in the community. In the future, her goal is to someday run for public office in order to improve the quality of education in California as well as conditions for women and people of color. Senior Spotlight- 343