If you’ve been keeping up with the student government elections, you should be pleased to know that we have an amazing council elected for next there. These individuals are extremely qualified and I really look forward to seeing the changes they make for our campus in the incoming year. One of the elected General Representatives happens to be a friend of mine, Sunny Singh and he so graciously agreed to an interview.
What made you decide to get involved in USAC?
I had been involved in student government in high school, and when I learned about the Presidential Internship at UCLA, I applied. I was fortunate enough to be accepted, and as I got more involved in USAC, I began to understand the integral role that USAC plays in student life. USAC is how students can have an impact on each other, UCLA and the greater Los Angeles community.
What are some of your ideas as Gen Rep for next year?
UCLA is an incredibly large and diverse university, but my office is going to work to find the common threads between students, organizations and administrators. By doing so, we can ensure that programs and initiatives are relevant to the entire student body, and are excited effectively and efficiently. Connecting students to ASUCLA, the student union, as well as each other will help foster a spirited, inclusive campus community.
What’s your craziest memory from your time at UCLA so far?
The UCLA-USC game was amazing! It was cold, dreary and pouring rain, but the energy in the stadium was incredible! It was awesome sharing that experience with the entire UCLA community because it was the first time we had beat USC in a few years. Shout-out to Coach Mora for bein’ a G.
What do you like to do in your free time?
I try to strike a balance between being active and relaxing. I love play sports, but I like to spend time with friends and family as well. I read quite a bit (#bookstagram, it’s a thing), but every now and then, I get hooked on a TV and will watch an entire season in a few days (eg, House of Cards).
If you could travel anywhere in the world, where would it be?
This isn’t directly answering the question, but I’d travel back in time. I would love to see Egypt as the Great Pyramids of Giza were being finished!
Describe your ideal date?
A great date would be one where I got to learn about my date – that’s the most important thing! Outside of that, anything that’s fun and makes both of us step outside of our comfort zone.
What do you look for in a girl?
She needs to be confident in who she is, what she likes and what she wants. I also like it when girls are spontaneous!
Single or taken?
Single
Favorites:
-Food?
Mom’s cooking!
-Color?
Yellow and gray!
-Childhood memory?
Playing basketball at the local park
-Sport (other than golf)
Basketball, volleyball
Movie?
Not sure I have one, so I’ll give you my favorite book and song instead – Where the Red Fern Grows by Wilson Rawls and Piano Man by Billy Joel.