09-07-2012, 09:38 AM
Nobody has posted this so I figured I would.
The University of Toledo has been named the winner of the 2011-12 Mid-American Conference Institutional Academic Achievement Award. For the academic year, UT's 351 student-athletes posted an overall athletic grade point average of 3.171. It is the first time that the Rockets have won the award.
"We are very proud that our student-athletes won the MAC Institutional Academic Award for 2011-12," said UT Athletic Director Mike O'Brien. "This is a great honor and a true indicator of the dedication and effort of our student-athletes in the classroom. This honor is also shared by the coaches, classroom instructors and Rocket academic staff that work so hard in mentoring and nurturing our student-athletes."
The MAC Institutional Academic Achievement Award is presented annually to the conference institution which achieves the highest overall institutional GPA for student-athletes competing in institutionally sponsored sports for the academic year. It is just the latest academic honor for the Rockets. Last spring, UT student-athletes set an all-time high with a collective GPA of 3.266. The UT men's program also won the MAC Faculty Athletic Representative Award for highest GPA in both 2009-10 and 2010-11.
The top three MAC schools by GPA are as follows:
2011-12 Institutional Academic Achievement Award
1. Toledo - 3.171 GPA
2. Western Michigan - 3.139 GPA
3. Eastern Michigan - 3.132 GPA
Institutional Academic Achievement Award
2011-12 - University of Toledo
2010-11 - University of Akron
2009-10 - Bowling Green State University
2008-09 - Ball State University
2007-08 - Northern Illinois University
2006-07 - Central Michigan University
2005-06 - Central Michigan University
2004-05 - Central Michigan University
2003-04 - Central Michigan University
2002-03 - Central Michigan University
2001-02 - Central Michigan University
2000-01 - Bowling Green State University
1999-00 - Central Michigan University
1998-99 - Central Michigan University
1997-98 - Central Michigan University
1996-97 - Ball State University and Central Michigan University (tie)
1995-96 - Bowling Green State University
1994-95 - Bowling Green State University
The University of Toledo has been named the winner of the 2011-12 Mid-American Conference Institutional Academic Achievement Award. For the academic year, UT's 351 student-athletes posted an overall athletic grade point average of 3.171. It is the first time that the Rockets have won the award.
"We are very proud that our student-athletes won the MAC Institutional Academic Award for 2011-12," said UT Athletic Director Mike O'Brien. "This is a great honor and a true indicator of the dedication and effort of our student-athletes in the classroom. This honor is also shared by the coaches, classroom instructors and Rocket academic staff that work so hard in mentoring and nurturing our student-athletes."
The MAC Institutional Academic Achievement Award is presented annually to the conference institution which achieves the highest overall institutional GPA for student-athletes competing in institutionally sponsored sports for the academic year. It is just the latest academic honor for the Rockets. Last spring, UT student-athletes set an all-time high with a collective GPA of 3.266. The UT men's program also won the MAC Faculty Athletic Representative Award for highest GPA in both 2009-10 and 2010-11.
The top three MAC schools by GPA are as follows:
2011-12 Institutional Academic Achievement Award
1. Toledo - 3.171 GPA
2. Western Michigan - 3.139 GPA
3. Eastern Michigan - 3.132 GPA
Institutional Academic Achievement Award
2011-12 - University of Toledo
2010-11 - University of Akron
2009-10 - Bowling Green State University
2008-09 - Ball State University
2007-08 - Northern Illinois University
2006-07 - Central Michigan University
2005-06 - Central Michigan University
2004-05 - Central Michigan University
2003-04 - Central Michigan University
2002-03 - Central Michigan University
2001-02 - Central Michigan University
2000-01 - Bowling Green State University
1999-00 - Central Michigan University
1998-99 - Central Michigan University
1997-98 - Central Michigan University
1996-97 - Ball State University and Central Michigan University (tie)
1995-96 - Bowling Green State University
1994-95 - Bowling Green State University