Collaboratorium at Georgia Tech | Atlanta Global Studies Center

Collaboratorium on September 24, 2019:
Education for Sustainable Development -
Global and Cross-Cultural Perspectives & Best Practices

This signature initiative explores a variety of global studies topics and highlights faculty research, teaching and public engagement projects to capture ideas, raise visibility, inspire others, and foster sustainable and impactful collaborations across campus and among higher education institutions in the greater Atlanta region. We also feature diplomats and practitioners in this series and engage with them from a higher education perspective.

The AGSC Collaboratorium is a supportive and creative space to share research, teaching and community engagement practices and ideas to explore and foster innovative collaborations with interested faculty, graduate students and community partners. We encourage a diversity of perspectives, engagement, and innovative thinking and aim to build sustainable intellectual communities and actionable research, teaching and community engagement agendas.

All events are held in AGSC Seminar Room, 781 Marietta St NW, Suite 115, unless indicated otherwise.

All events are free and open to faculty, students and staff with registration.

Fall 2021

Fall 2021 Collaboratorium series is presented as part of the Atlanta Global Research & Education Collaborative (AGREC) initiative and focuses on the AGREC-funded globally-oriented, community-engaged research and education projects that have brought together faculty and students from diverse disciplines and multiple colleges/universities across the Greater Atlanta region! Please visit AGREC webpage for more information.

Water quality monitoring network for highly impacted urban headwaters in metro Atlanta (GA)
Fri, October 22 \| 12 - 1 pm EST	View/download flyer including abstract [PDF]
Richard Milligan, Assistant Professor of Geosciences, Georgia State University Na'Taki Osborne Jelks, Assistant Professor of Environmental and Health Sciences, Spelman College

Growing Intercultural Competence for Peace and Mediation: The Case Study Method in the Foreign Language Classroom
Wed, October 27 \| 12 - 1 pm EST	View/download flyer including abstract [PDF]
Hyoun-A Joo, Assistant Professor of German, Georgia Tech Barbara Drescher, Acting Director of German Studies, Agnes Scott College Lina Tuschling, TRENDS Global

Advancing a Community-Based Participatory Research Model for Metropolitan Regional Immigrant Integration and Receptivity through the One Region Initiative
Wed, November 3 \| 11 am - 12pm EST	View/download flyer including abstract [PDF]
Allen Hyde, Assistant Professor, Georgia Tech Cathy Liu, Professor and Department Chair, Georgia State University Paul N. McDaniel, Associate Professor, Kennesaw State University Darlene Xiomara Rodriguez, Associate Professor, Kennesaw State University Britton Holmes, MA/PhD Student, Georgia State University

The Global Communities Internship Program
Fri, November 5 \| 11 am - 12 pm EST	View/download flyer including abstract [PDF]
Philip Ojo, Professor of French, Agnes Scott College Amber McCorkle, Education and Programs Director, Clarkston Community Center Jongdae Kim, Co-Founder and ED, Re'Generation Movement Monty Whitney, Director, Bonner Office of Community Service, Morehouse College Johannes Kleiner, Associate Director, Civic Engagement, Emory University Ruthie Yow, Service Learning & Partnerships Specialist, Serve-Learn-Sustain, Georgia Tech

The Global Communities Internship Program

Fri, November 5 | 11 am - 12 pm EST

View/download flyer including abstract [PDF]

Philip Ojo, Professor of French, Agnes Scott College
Amber McCorkle, Education and Programs Director, Clarkston Community Center
Jongdae Kim, Co-Founder and ED, Re'Generation Movement
Monty Whitney, Director, Bonner Office of Community Service, Morehouse College
Johannes Kleiner, Associate Director, Civic Engagement, Emory University
Ruthie Yow, Service Learning & Partnerships Specialist, Serve-Learn-Sustain, Georgia Tech

Atlanta-area migrant communities and climate change: characterizing drivers of migration, exposure risks, and health vulnerabilities
Wed, November 10 \| 12 - 1 pm EST	View/download flyer including abstract [PDF]
Cassandra White, Associate Professor of Anthropology, Georgia State University Rebecca P. Philipsborn, Assistant Professor of Pediatrics, Emory University Alexis Nkusi, MD, MPH, CPACS/Cosmo Health Center

Savings Lives in the Refugee Community: A Cultural and Linguistic Adaptation of Stop the Bleed
Thu, December 2 \| 10 - 11 am EST	View/download flyer including abstract [PDF]
Mary Helen O'Connor, Courtesy Faculty, School of Public Health, Georgia State University; Director, Center for Community Engagement, Perimeter College Randi Nicole Smith, Assistant Professor of Surgery, Assistant Professor of Public Health, Emory University; Trauma Surgeon at Grady Memorial Hospital Deepika Koganti, MD, Assistant Professor of Surgery, Emory School of Medicine Amy Zeidan, MD, Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine, Emory School of Medicine Iris Feinberg, PhD, Georgia State University

Savings Lives in the Refugee Community: A Cultural and Linguistic Adaptation of Stop the Bleed

Thu, December 2 | 10 - 11 am EST

View/download flyer including abstract [PDF]

Mary Helen O'Connor, Courtesy Faculty, School of Public Health, Georgia State University; Director, Center for Community Engagement, Perimeter College
Randi Nicole Smith, Assistant Professor of Surgery, Assistant Professor of Public Health, Emory University; Trauma Surgeon at Grady Memorial Hospital
Deepika Koganti, MD, Assistant Professor of Surgery, Emory School of Medicine
Amy Zeidan, MD, Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine, Emory School of Medicine
Iris Feinberg, PhD, Georgia State University

Spring 2021

From Post-Nazi Propaganda to Trump's Fake News: International Perspectives on Media and Democracy
February 2 \| 11 am – 12 pm	Flyer [PDF] Event recording
Speakers: Paul Alonso, Associate Professor of Spanish, School of Modern Languages, Georgia Tech Natalie Khazaal, Assistant Professor of Arabic, Director of Middle Eastern and North African Studies Programs, School of Modern Languages, Georgia Tech Jan Uelzmann, Associate Professor of German, Associate Chair, School of Modern Languages, Georgia Tech Moderator: Juan Carlos Rodriguez, Director of Graduate Studies, Associate Professor of Spanish, School of Modern Languages, Georgia Tech

From Post-Nazi Propaganda to Trump's Fake News: International Perspectives on Media and Democracy

February 2 | 11 am – 12 pm

Flyer [PDF] Event recording

Speakers:

Paul Alonso, Associate Professor of Spanish, School of Modern Languages, Georgia Tech
Natalie Khazaal, Assistant Professor of Arabic, Director of Middle Eastern and North African Studies Programs, School of Modern Languages, Georgia Tech
Jan Uelzmann, Associate Professor of German, Associate Chair, School of Modern Languages, Georgia Tech
Moderator: Juan Carlos Rodriguez, Director of Graduate Studies, Associate Professor of Spanish, School of Modern Languages, Georgia Tech

Urban Walking in a Global Context: A Brief History on Flânerie and Why It Is Still Relevant Today
February 9 \| 12-1 pm	Flyer [PDF]Event recording
Speakers: Kelly Comfort, Associate Professor of Spanish, School of Modern Languages, Georgia Tech Marylaura Papalas, Associate Professor of French, East Carolina University

Urban Walking in a Global Context: A Brief History on Flânerie and Why It Is Still Relevant Today

February 9 | 12-1 pm

Flyer [PDF]Event recording

Speakers:

Kelly Comfort, Associate Professor of Spanish, School of Modern Languages, Georgia Tech
Marylaura Papalas, Associate Professor of French, East Carolina University

The New Field of Peace Engineering: Educational Opportunities and Research Themes
March 2 \| 9:30-11:00 a.m. EST	REGISTER HERE to receive the link for the virtual meeting Flyer [PDF]
Speakers: General Phil Breedlove, Distinguished Professor and Center for European and Transatlantic Studies (CETS) Senior Fellow, Sa Nunn School of International Affairs, Georgia Tech; retired General of the U.S. Air Force; former Supreme Allied Commander of NATO [bio] Joseph B. Hughes, PhD., P.E., DEE, F.AEESP, University Distinguished Professor; Civil, Architectural, and Environmental Engineering, and Dean of Engineering, Emeritus at Drexel University; and former Karen and John Huff Chair of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Georgia Tech [bio] *This webinar is presented as part of the Atlanta Peace Education Initiative's "Future of Peace Education and Research" which, in Spring 2021, will focus on Peace Engineering, Peace Industries & Innovation, and highlighting the Atlanta Peace Education Initiative partners' peace-related programs.

The New Field of Peace Engineering: Educational Opportunities and Research Themes

March 2 | 9:30-11:00 a.m. EST

REGISTER HERE to receive the link for the virtual meeting

Flyer [PDF]

Speakers:

General Phil Breedlove, Distinguished Professor and Center for European and Transatlantic Studies (CETS) Senior Fellow, Sa Nunn School of International Affairs, Georgia Tech; retired General of the U.S. Air Force; former Supreme Allied Commander of NATO [bio]
Joseph B. Hughes, PhD., P.E., DEE, F.AEESP, University Distinguished Professor; Civil, Architectural, and Environmental Engineering, and Dean of Engineering, Emeritus at Drexel University; and former Karen and John Huff Chair of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Georgia Tech [bio]

*This webinar is presented as part of the Atlanta Peace Education Initiative's "Future of Peace Education and Research" which, in Spring 2021, will focus on Peace Engineering, Peace Industries & Innovation, and highlighting the Atlanta Peace Education Initiative partners' peace-related programs.

21st-Century Cybersecurity: The Critical Role of Critical Languages in Advancing Multilingual and Cross-cultural National Security Approaches, Competencies, and Perspectives
March 11 \| 9:30-11 a.m. EST	REGISTER HERE to receive the link for the virtual meeting Flyer [PDF]
Featuring Dr. Mike Nugent, Director of the Defense Language and National Security Education Office (DLNSEO), this panel examines opportunities for innovation and impact in the national security environment leveraging cross-cultural expertise and languages critical to national defense* to foster education and research about cyber security and privacy. Recognizing that successful cyber security and privacy studies in the 21st century must be a multilingual and multicultural space, the event also contextualizes Georgia Tech’s unique interdisciplinary strengths as a STEM-driven institution with nationally recognized language programs and recently founded School of Cybersecurity and Privacy. Topics addressed include: The future of cyber security in a globally connected world Competencies required for the multilingual cybersecurity field Impactful career preparation for success in multilingual cybersecurity Critical research areas that bridge languages and security in service of national, industry, and governmental needs Cross-cultural peace studies, national security, and cyber security The event will feature a Q&A session. It is free and open to the public with preregistration. *National Security Education Program [NSEP] identifies 60 languages as “Critical Languages” for national security. The School of Modern Languages at Georgia Institute of Technology offers 11 of these languages: Arabic, Chinese, Farsi/Persian, Hebrew, Hindi, Korean, Japanese, Portuguese, Russian, Swahili, and Wolof. Welcome & Introductions: Anna Westerstahl Stenport, Professor of Global Studies; Chair, School of Modern Languages; Founding co-Director, the Atlanta Global Studies Center, Georgia Institute of Technology Speaker: Michael Nugent, Ph.D., Director of Defense Language and National Security Education Office (DLNSEO), U.S. Department of Defense Roundtable responses: Jenny Strakovsky, Associate Director of Graduate Studies and Career Education, Teaching Faculty of German, School of Modern Languages, Georgia Institute of Technology Annie Antón, Professor in (and former chair of) the School of Interactive Computing; also serves as the co-chair of the curriculum committee of the School of Cybersecurity and Privacy, Georgia Institute of Technology Seymour Goodman, Regents Professor and Professor of International Affairs and Computing, Co-Director of the Center of International Strategy, Technology, and Policy in the Sam Nunn School; also serves as the co-chair of the curriculum committee of the School of Cybersecurity and Privacy, Georgia Institute of Technology Moderator and concluding remarks: Richard DeMillo, Interim Chair, School of Cybersecurity and Privacy; Charlotte B. And Roger C. Warren Chair of Computing, and Executive Director, Center for 21st Century Universities (C21U), Georgia Institute of Technology

21st-Century Cybersecurity: The Critical Role of Critical Languages in Advancing Multilingual and Cross-cultural National Security Approaches, Competencies, and Perspectives

March 11 | 9:30-11 a.m. EST

REGISTER HERE to receive the link for the virtual meeting

Flyer [PDF]

Featuring Dr. Mike Nugent, Director of the Defense Language and National Security Education Office (DLNSEO), this panel examines opportunities for innovation and impact in the national security environment leveraging cross-cultural expertise and languages critical to national defense* to foster education and research about cyber security and privacy. Recognizing that successful cyber security and privacy studies in the 21st century must be a multilingual and multicultural space, the event also contextualizes Georgia Tech’s unique interdisciplinary strengths as a STEM-driven institution with nationally recognized language programs and recently founded School of Cybersecurity and Privacy.

Topics addressed include:

The future of cyber security in a globally connected world
Competencies required for the multilingual cybersecurity field
Impactful career preparation for success in multilingual cybersecurity
Critical research areas that bridge languages and security in service of national, industry, and governmental needs
Cross-cultural peace studies, national security, and cyber security

The event will feature a Q&A session. It is free and open to the public with preregistration.

*National Security Education Program [NSEP] identifies 60 languages as “Critical Languages” for national security. The School of Modern Languages at Georgia Institute of Technology offers 11 of these languages: Arabic, Chinese, Farsi/Persian, Hebrew, Hindi, Korean, Japanese, Portuguese, Russian, Swahili, and Wolof.

Welcome & Introductions:

Anna Westerstahl Stenport, Professor of Global Studies; Chair, School of Modern Languages; Founding co-Director, the Atlanta Global Studies Center, Georgia Institute of Technology

Speaker:

Michael Nugent, Ph.D., Director of Defense Language and National Security Education Office (DLNSEO), U.S. Department of Defense

Roundtable responses:

Jenny Strakovsky, Associate Director of Graduate Studies and Career Education, Teaching Faculty of German, School of Modern Languages, Georgia Institute of Technology
Annie Antón, Professor in (and former chair of) the School of Interactive Computing; also serves as the co-chair of the curriculum committee of the School of Cybersecurity and Privacy, Georgia Institute of Technology
Seymour Goodman, Regents Professor and Professor of International Affairs and Computing, Co-Director of the Center of International Strategy, Technology, and Policy in the Sam Nunn School; also serves as the co-chair of the curriculum committee of the School of Cybersecurity and Privacy, Georgia Institute of Technology

Moderator and concluding remarks:

Richard DeMillo, Interim Chair, School of Cybersecurity and Privacy; Charlotte B. And Roger C. Warren Chair of Computing, and Executive Director, Center for 21st Century Universities (C21U), Georgia Institute of Technology

Promoting Peace through Education and Research
April 8 \| 9:30-11:00 a.m. EST Join us for a conversation with scholars from the Kennesaw State University (KSU) on innovative curricula and emerging research agendas in 21^st century peace studies Webinar Recording Webinar Presentation [PPT]	REGISTER HERE to receive the link for the virtual meeting Flyer [PDF]Speaker Bios [PDF]
Speakers: Dr. Joseph Bock, Director, School of Conflict Management, Peacebuilding and Development, KSU Dr. Ziaul Haque, Limited-Term Assistant Professor of Peace Studies, Department of Interdisciplinary Studies Department, KSU Dr. Robbie Lieberman, Coordinator of Peace Studies and Professor of American Studies, Department of Interdisciplinary Studies, KSU Ms. Cathia Moon, Ph.D. student in International Conflict Management, KSU *This webinar is presented as part of the Atlanta Peace Education Initiative's "Future of Peace Education and Research" which, in Spring 2021, will focus on Peace Engineering, Peace Industries & Innovation, and highlighting the Atlanta Peace Education Initiative partners' peace-related programs.

Promoting Peace through Education and Research

April 8 | 9:30-11:00 a.m. EST
Join us for a conversation with scholars from the Kennesaw State University (KSU) on innovative curricula and emerging research agendas in 21^st century peace studies

Webinar Recording Webinar Presentation [PPT]

REGISTER HERE to receive the link for the virtual meeting

Flyer [PDF]Speaker Bios [PDF]

Speakers:

Dr. Joseph Bock, Director, School of Conflict Management, Peacebuilding and Development, KSU
Dr. Ziaul Haque, Limited-Term Assistant Professor of Peace Studies, Department of Interdisciplinary Studies Department, KSU
Dr. Robbie Lieberman, Coordinator of Peace Studies and Professor of American Studies, Department of Interdisciplinary Studies, KSU
Ms. Cathia Moon, Ph.D. student in International Conflict Management, KSU

Fall 2020

Atlanta Peace Education Initiative: Asset mapping virtual update and next steps – part of the Atlanta Peace Education Talks series
Nov 17 \| 12:00 - 1:00 p.m. EST	Flyer [PDF] Webinar Recording
Synopsis: We are excited to share the opportunities we have uncovered from our extensive three-month peace education market analysis and mapping exercise. Presentation covers: The Atlanta Peace Education Landscape: Foundations for Peace Education Innovation Examples of Innovation and Success from All Participating Institutions Next Steps: Partnering across universities, centers, disciplines, faculty, students, and community organizations How to Get Involved: Working Groups, Projects, and Timeline Please join us and invite those in your network as our goal is to build a collaborative world class peace education ecosystem.

Atlanta Peace Education Initiative: Asset mapping virtual update and next steps – part of the Atlanta Peace Education Talks series

Nov 17 | 12:00 - 1:00 p.m. EST

Flyer [PDF] Webinar Recording

Synopsis: We are excited to share the opportunities we have uncovered from our extensive three-month peace education market analysis and mapping exercise. Presentation covers:

The Atlanta Peace Education Landscape: Foundations for Peace Education Innovation
Examples of Innovation and Success from All Participating Institutions
Next Steps: Partnering across universities, centers, disciplines, faculty, students, and community organizations
How to Get Involved: Working Groups, Projects, and Timeline

Please join us and invite those in your network as our goal is to build a collaborative world class peace education ecosystem.

Nobel Peace Prize Announcement & Commentary – part of the Atlanta Peace Education Talks series
Oct 9 \| 11:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.	Flyer [PDF] Webinar recording [password: r@&3^rH6]
Commentators: Welcoming remarks: Anna Westerstahl Stenport, Ph.D., Professor of Global Studies; Chair, School of Modern Languages; Founding co-Director, the Atlanta Global Studies Center, Georgia Tech Julia Irwin, Ph.D., Associate Professor of History, University of South Florida; Author of "Making the World Safe: The American Red Cross and a Nation's Humanitarian Awakening" Marc-William Palen, Ph.D., Senior Lecturer, University of Exeter; Author of "The 'Conspiracy' of Free Trade: The Anglo-American Struggle over Empire and Economic Globalisation, 1846-1896" Moderator: David J. Snyder, Ph.D., Clinical Associate Professor of History and Global Studies, University of South Carolina; Co-editor of "The Legacy of J. William Fulbright"

Nobel Peace Prize Announcement & Commentary – part of the Atlanta Peace Education Talks series

Oct 9 | 11:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.

Flyer [PDF] Webinar recording [password: r@&3^rH6]

Commentators:

Welcoming remarks: Anna Westerstahl Stenport, Ph.D., Professor of Global Studies; Chair, School of Modern Languages; Founding co-Director, the Atlanta Global Studies Center, Georgia Tech
Julia Irwin, Ph.D., Associate Professor of History, University of South Florida; Author of "Making the World Safe: The American Red Cross and a Nation's Humanitarian Awakening"
Marc-William Palen, Ph.D., Senior Lecturer, University of Exeter; Author of "The 'Conspiracy' of Free Trade: The Anglo-American Struggle over Empire and Economic Globalisation, 1846-1896"
Moderator: David J. Snyder, Ph.D., Clinical Associate Professor of History and Global Studies, University of South Carolina; Co-editor of "The Legacy of J. William Fulbright"

Atlanta Gives Peace a Home: Atlanta Peace Initiative virtual stakeholder update – part of the Atlanta Peace Education Talks series
Sep 29 \| 12:00 - 12:45 p.m.	Flyer [PDF] Webinar recording
Synopsis: Progress updates as we move towards our goal of building a peace ecosystem with the following components: Host the World Summit of Nobel Peace Laureates Create the leading Peace Education platform Launch of the Nobel Peace Laureates office in Atlanta

Atlanta Gives Peace a Home: Atlanta Peace Initiative virtual stakeholder update – part of the Atlanta Peace Education Talks series

Sep 29 | 12:00 - 12:45 p.m.

Flyer [PDF] Webinar recording

Synopsis: Progress updates as we move towards our goal of building a peace ecosystem with the following components:

Host the World Summit of Nobel Peace Laureates
Create the leading Peace Education platform
Launch of the Nobel Peace Laureates office in Atlanta

Spring 2020

Canceled due to COVID-19

Ethical Issues Faced by Translators and Interpreters
March 27 \| 9-10:30 am	Flyer [PDF]
Speaker: Laura Burian, Dean of Graduate School of Translation, Interpretation, and Language Education at The Middlebury Institute of International Studies

UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) & Design
February 25, 2020 \| 9-10:30 am	Flyer [PDF]
Speaker: Wei Wang, School of Industrial Design, Georgia Tech Co-sponsored by Serve-Learn-Sustain

Greater Atlanta Higher Education Leadership Meeting for the Peace Education Initiative
February 4 \| 2-4 p.m.\| Wardlaw Center (Poole Boardroom), 177 N Ave NW
For more information see the Atlanta Peace Education Initiative

Peace Studies Landscape in the Greater Atlanta Region
January 21 \| 3 – 4:30 p.m.
For more information see the Atlanta Peace Education Initiative

Fall 2019

Advancing Brazilian Studies in the Greater Atlanta region - part of the Lunch with the Member of the Atlanta Consular Corps series
Nov 19, 11 am – 12:30 pm
Speakers: Consul General of Brazil Carlos de Abreu Mr. Antonio Kaupert, Consulate General of Brazil Trade, Investment & Tourism Promotion Bureau

Advancing Brazilian Studies in the Greater Atlanta region - part of the Lunch with the Member of the Atlanta Consular Corps series

Nov 19, 11 am – 12:30 pm

Speakers:

Consul General of Brazil Carlos de Abreu
Mr. Antonio Kaupert, Consulate General of Brazil Trade, Investment & Tourism Promotion Bureau

Innovations in Research & Pedagogy: Global Languages, Cultures and Technologies (GLACT)
November 12 \| 11-11:50 am	Flyer [PDF]
Speakers: Georgia Tech School of Modern Languages Global Languages, Cultures and Technologies (GLACT) Post-Doctoral Fellows: Adele Doulin (Spanish), Viola Green (French), Matthew Mangold (Russian), Yuko Ogawa (Japanese), Sandra McGury (German)

Advancing India/Hindi Studies in the Greater Atlanta region - part of the Lunch with the Member of the Atlanta Consular Corps series
October 22 \| 11am -12:30 pm
Speaker: Consul General of India, Dr. Swati Kulkarni

Global Citizenship and Service Learning: Best Practices at Georgia Tech
Oct 8 \| 11 – 11:50 am	Flyer [PDF]
Speakers: Kelly Comfort, Spanish, Modern Languages, Georgia Tech Michael Goodisman, Biological Sciences, Georgia Tech Tatiana Kozhanova, French & Russian, Modern Languages, Georgia Tech Dori Pap, Institute for Leadership and Entrepreneurship, Georgia Tech Co-organized with Serve-Learn-Sustain

Global Citizenship and Service Learning: Best Practices at Georgia Tech

Oct 8 | 11 – 11:50 am

Flyer [PDF]

Speakers:

Kelly Comfort, Spanish, Modern Languages, Georgia Tech
Michael Goodisman, Biological Sciences, Georgia Tech
Tatiana Kozhanova, French & Russian, Modern Languages, Georgia Tech
Dori Pap, Institute for Leadership and Entrepreneurship, Georgia Tech
Co-organized with Serve-Learn-Sustain

Education for Sustainable Development: Global and Cross-cultural Perspectives & Best Practices
September 24 \| 11 – 11:50 am	Flyer [PDF]
Speakers: Britta Kallin, German, Modern Languages, Georgia Tech Jin Liu, Chinese, Modern Languages, Georgia Tech Ayda Melika, Persian, Modern Languages & History and Sociology, Georgia Tech Juan Carlos Rodriguez, Spanish, Modern Languages, Georgia Tech

Education for Sustainable Development: Global and Cross-cultural Perspectives & Best Practices

September 24 | 11 – 11:50 am

Flyer [PDF]

Speakers:

Britta Kallin, German, Modern Languages, Georgia Tech
Jin Liu, Chinese, Modern Languages, Georgia Tech
Ayda Melika, Persian, Modern Languages & History and Sociology, Georgia Tech
Juan Carlos Rodriguez, Spanish, Modern Languages, Georgia Tech