Graduation Year: 2017
Hometown: Plainfield, IL
Major(s): HSSP(BS) and IGS
Her Campus: Why Brandeis?
Nick Love: I was making a choice between Brandeis and a large state school, University of Iowa, which at the time was my number one choice. The main thing that swayed me to come to Brandeis was the people I met here. Whether it was faculty, staff, or students, they were all very passionate and motivated about some cause or topic. In the end I decided the atmosphere and people of Brandeis is what I wanted to surround myself with, which is what led me to choose Brandeis.
HC: What are your extracurriculars?
NL: I hold Office hours for the Pottery Club, I am the former president and treasurer of the Queer Policy Alliance, and the former treasurer and leadership member of the Muslim Student Association. I am a member of the Alpha Delta Phi Fraternity in which I have served as Rush chair. As far as jobs I am a Community Advisor, a Sales Representative at the Brandeis Bookstore, and a Host at Solea Restaurant and Tapas Bar.
HC: Describe yourself in 3 words
NL: Friendly, Adventurous, and Determined
HC: Where do you see yourself in 10 years?
NL: I see myself abroad working as a Public Health Policy maker who practices medicine while trying to coordinate or aid programs which raise the status of marginalized or socially disadvantaged populations.
Quick Facts:
-Middle Child of 5
-First generation college student
-Interested in men
-Love making soap
-Baan Thai >
Single or Taken? Single
Favorite Class: Global Perspectives on Health/Spanish for Medical Professionals
Favorite Quote: “I don’t get cute, I get drop dead gorgeous!”-Alyssa Edwards
Favorite Movie: Prometheus
Favorite Actor: Sigourney Weaver
Favorite Song: Suite in E Flat by Gustav Holst
Favorite Snack: Edamame with corn and tofu found in the C-Store
Favorite Color: Red
Favorite Animal: Hedgehog
Favorite Spot on Campus: The Muslim Prayer Space
Any Advice for Underclassmen? Don’t overcommit yourself to activities that don’t have to do with your future ambitions. Also grades are important but not everything