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Nasha Myers
Location: Fairfield , AL
Joined: Jul 16th, 2025

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Current Whereabouts:

Right now, I’m really into personal growth mentally, physically, and emotionally. I’ve been focusing on becoming the best version of myself, whether that means staying committed to my fitness and weight loss goals, learning more about psychology, or just protecting my peace and energy. I’m also into self-care and healing. That includes spending time journaling, listening to music that speaks to my soul, and surrounding myself with people who truly uplift me. On the fun side, I love dancing, fashion, and catching good vibes with friends. And whenever I’m back home, the beach is my happy place—it reminds me to breathe and stay grounded. Overall, I’m into anything that pushes me forward, helps me stay true to myself, and aligns with the woman I’m becoming.

Life & Professional Aspirations:

My biggest life goal is to live a life filled with purpose, healing, and impact. I want to be someone who not only reaches her dreams but helps others do the same. Professionally, I’m working toward becoming a licensed psychologist, focusing on mental health within underrepresented communities—especially for young Black women and girls who often feel overlooked or unheard. I want to create safe spaces for people to heal, grow, and truly feel seen. Whether that means opening my own practice one day or working in schools, clinics, or community centers, I want my work to make a real difference. Mental health is often brushed off, but I know how powerful it can be to have someone who listens and truly understands. Beyond my career, I dream of living a balanced, peaceful life one where I’m happy, healthy, and surrounded by love. I want to travel, mentor others, and continue breaking generational cycles. At the heart of all my goals is one mission to become the woman I needed when I was younger, and to leave the world better than I found it.

Education (request update)

Miles College class of 2028

Undergrad Major: Criminal Justice

Claim To Fame:

My claim to fame in college is being the one who always shows up with heart, hustle, and a helping hand. Whether it’s stepping up to lead in group projects, supporting friends through tough times, or staying late to study when others give up, I’m known for being dependable, driven, and uplifting. People recognize me as someone who brings good energy, speaks up with confidence, and isn’t afraid to go after what she wants. Even though I’m still growing and finding my place, I’ve made a name for myself by staying true to who I am and treating others with respect. I may not be the loudest in the room, but my presence is felt and my consistency, kindness, and determination make me unforgettable. That’s my claim to fame being the one who never gives up and brings others up with her.

Most Memorable Moment:

Some of my most memorable college moments so far have come from the small, meaningful experiences that reminded me why I chose this journey. I’ll never forget my first day on campus stepping into a new chapter, nervous but excited, surrounded by people who looked like me and welcomed me like family. That feeling of belonging stuck with me. Another unforgettable moment was being taken in and supported by someone who treated me like their own little sister. Their love, guidance, and encouragement made a huge impact on me during a time when I really needed it. It showed me how powerful sisterhood and support can be at an HBCU. Late night talks with friends, dancing at campus events, struggling through tough classes but finally passing them those are the memories that have shaped me. They’ve taught me about resilience, friendship, and finding joy even when things get hard. Each moment, big or small, is part of my story and it’s only just beginning.