Logan Love

Participated as an interviewee in a Quality Enhancement Review for FSU’s Interdisciplinary Social Science Program. I was interviewed by a renowned educational evaluator.

Graduated as one of 59 students, out of a total of 5,634 graduates, with a perfect 4.0 GPA.

Inducted as one of 316 students, out of a total of 5,634 graduates, into the Garnet and Gold Scholar Society.

Nominated and selected as one of FSU’s most accomplished students through the “Student Star” recognition program.

Our team placed third for best policy proposal at the 2020 Future of Florida Public Policy Summit through UF’s Bob Graham Center. Our proposal would add to Florida Statute 941.13 that mental health training should be required for all correctional officers and prison guards in the state of Florida.

I was asked by the Graduation Planning and Strategies Office to be part of promotional items for FSU’s “More in Four” program.

I was selected to participate in the FSU Shadow Program. On March 21, 2019 I shadowed the General Counsel (Anthony Miller) at Florida's Agency for State Technology.

Selected by the Assistant Director of Academic Affairs for the College of Social Sciences and Public Policy to write a letter of support for a nomination of my academic advisor for the Outstanding Advising Award through the National Professional Organization for Academic Advisors

I was admitted into the Combined Bachelor's and Master’s Program in Public Administration which will allow me to take 12 Graduate level MPA Courses as an undergraduate students.

4.0 GPA

I was admitted into the Degree in Three Program which will allow me to graduate a year early.

My Program titled "Finding the Leader in You" was one of the top five programs at the conference.

4.0 GPA

Advocated for students by helping change FSU's admissions policy to make it more accessible for marginalized students.

After meeting with the Director of Admissions, she agreed that FSU should start allowing the application process to be fairer. Due to what we discussed, she made FSU the only school in Florida to allow students to self-report their standardized test scores. These changes allow lower socioeconomic students not to face economic barriers and have the chance to apply to… Show more

Advocated for students by helping change FSU's admissions policy to make it more accessible for marginalized students.

After meeting with the Director of Admissions, she agreed that FSU should start allowing the application process to be fairer. Due to what we discussed, she made FSU the only school in Florida to allow students to self-report their standardized test scores. These changes allow lower socioeconomic students not to face economic barriers and have the chance to apply to more schools. Additionally, FSU now accepts the Common and Coalition applications, in addition to its own application. This helps streamline the process for students. Show less

Voted by the senior class of 2017 as the “‘Most Likely to Succeed”