Three members of the 2015-16 Emory University women's basketball squad have been selected to the All-University Athletic Association Team.  The all-league picks were chosen by the conference coaches.

Junior Shellie Kaniut (Vienna, VA) was tabbed as a second-team honoree, while junior Michelle Bevan (Houston, TX) and senior Khadijah Sayyid (Longmont, CO) were honorable-mention picks.

Kaniut appeared in all 25 Emory contests and concluded the season in the top spot on the team's scoring list with a 9.8 points-per-game average, good for the 19^th position on the UAA ladder. She recorded 12 double-figure scoring contests, eight of which came UAA action.  Kaniut paced the team with 57 steals, good for a 12^th-place tie on the program's seasonal ladder, and registered 17 outings of two or more thefts.  Her 2.3 steals-per-game average was fourth among UAA players and 12^th on Emory's seasonal list. In UAA action, Kaniut came off the bench in 12 of 14 games and averaged a team-high 10.3 points, placing her 19^th in the conference, while pacing the Eagles with 33 steals.  She was successful on 40 percent of her three-point opportunities, which tied for seventh in the league.

Sayyid started 23 of 25 games and finished third on the team in scoring with an 8.6 per-game average. Second on the squad with 52 steals (18^th on Emory's season list), she finished out the regular season in the No. 5 spot on the UAA chart in steals average (2.1 spg).  She totaled eight double-figure scoring games and paced the team's scoring efforts on six occasions.  No. 2 on the Eagles' score sheet with 40 three-point field goals, she was successful on 37.4 percent (40 of 107) of her opportunities from beyond the arc, which was second on the team and 11^th in the league.

Bevan earned her second consecutive honorable-mention nod, ending the campaign with 20 appearances, 18 as a starter, and ranking second on the club and 21^st in overall scoring with a 9.5 points per game average.  Her 45.1 percent mark (78 of 173) from the field at the end of the regular season paced the club and ranked 10^th on the league list. A double-figure scorer in nine games, six of which came during UAA affairs, she finished as the team's leading scorer in four games including a pair of career-high tying 21-point efforts vs. Rhodes (Jan. 4) and Carnegie Mellon (Jan. 22).  Bevan started all 14 UAA games and stood third on the team in scoring (9.6 ppg).

Emory finished 2015-16 with an overall record of 13-12, 4-10 in the UAA.