Eric Finan Is UC Scholar-Athlete of the Month for February
As the Bearcat's top distance runner, Eric Finan is used to leading the pack as he strives for ever faster competitive times in track and cross country. In this year's first indoor track meet, Finan won the 3,000 meter event and now owns the third-best time on the UC all-time list.
Finan also holds a position on the Dean's List despite a crushing schedule and is the UC Scholar-Athlete of the Month for February. Finan maintains a 3.924 GPA as a mechanical engineering major in the College of Engineering and Applied Science.
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