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Dylan Reed-Maxfield |
Extra-curriculars: |
Cross country, track and field |
Favorite book: |
His Dark Materials trilogy by Phillip Pullman |
Favorite film: |
The Return of the King |
Favorite song, artist, or group: |
The Red Hot Chili Peppers |
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What was the final factor that made you say "yes" to LU's offer of admission? |
Having a great time on my overnight visit. I just got the sense that this was a place where I would really like to spend 4 or 5 years of my life. |
What one thing would you say is “The Lawrence Difference”? |
The people – students, professors, coaches, etc. You can have a good conversation with just about anyone. |
What is your favorite part about being a Lawrentian? |
Feeling at home on campus and feeling like part of a great community. |
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What is your fondest memory of your roommate from freshman year? |
He has this live Jimmy Buffett recording he always listens to. |
What is something you wish you would have brought with you freshman year? |
Wish I hadn’t brought a TV; it’s just sat in the closet. |
What is your favorite thing to do in Appleton? |
Sal’s Pizza. |
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If you could only eat one type of candy bar for the rest of your life, which would you choose? |
Snickers ice cream. Refreshing, and I love the peanuts. |
What is an uncommon hobby you have, and why do you like it? |
Keeping a meticulous running log. It’s really rewarding to read what you’ve done, and can be an effective reminder to stay in shape. |
What is something LU helped you learn about yourself? |
It’s fun to surprise yourself by doing something you wouldn’t expect yourself to do. Don’t get caught by thinking you’re a certain way and have to stay that way. |