Natalie Khazaal

1. Who had the greatest influence on your education and/or career path?

My parents. My mom spent time with me when I started school, teaching me how to study and do well in class and buying me interesting books to read. Both my mom and dad having master’s degrees in electrical engineering served as an inspiration for my own intellectual development. 

Nicholas Platt

Name: Nicholas Platt

Department: Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts – School of Modern Languages

Title: Academic and Research IT Support Engineer

Hometown: Boca Raton, Florida

Degree(s): B.S. in Political Science and International Studies, East Carolina University

Tell us about what you do in Modern Languages.

I provide IT support for the faculty and staff.

Meagan Clem Martz

1. What does a typical day at your job look like?

I am responsible for the Carter Center’s donor relationships in Asia. My days always vary, but I am typically reaching out to donors and prospects in multiple different countries and keeping up with all of the Carter Center’s peace and health programs so that I can keep our donors and prospects up to date on our work.

Jonas Chan

Hometown: Snellville
Favorite class: Spanish Sociolinguistics
Favorite professor: Dr. Danielle Geary

Internships/clubs: VP Marketing for International Ambassadors at Georgia Tech (GTIA), Modern Languages Student Advisory Committee

Most helpful resource in the School of Modern Languages: The Spanish professors (shout out to Dr. Cecilia Montes-Alcalá & Dr. Danielle Geary) & major advisor (shout out to Dr. Mirla González)

Abby Garland

1. What does a typical day at your job look like?

A typical day as a customer success manager (CSM) at Calendly looks like prepping slide decks for calls with customers, leading group product trainings and demos, strategizing for programs that will benefit our users and further their goals, and tracking the success of our current programs.

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