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TransAtlantic Masters Program Alumni Panel
March 19, 2021 @ 12:00 pm - 1:30 pm
Please mark your calendars and save the date for the next TransAtlantic Masters Program alumni panel! We are planning to hold our panel discussion on Friday, March 19th. These alumni events provide an excellent opportunity to find out more about TAM and to meet program graduates, students, administrators, and professors. Alumni will talk about their experience in the program and their career trajectory.
Please RSVP for this virtual event. We hope to see you there!
Panelists
Katja Greeson ’19
Katja Greeson is an Alexander von Humboldt Foundation German Chancellor Fellow with the Arbeitskreis Deutscher Bildungsstätten (AdB), and member of the UNC TAM Class of 2019. Her current experiential research on German and US youth civic learning policy and practice combined with her academic background in transatlantic politics has demonstrated how integral people-to-people and civil society exchange is to the European-US relationship in facing today’s most pressing challenges. Before making the brilliant choice to join TAM, Katja worked on several North Carolina political campaigns and at the Democratic National Committee in Washington, D.C.
Camilo Ramirez ’07
Camilo Ramirez studied in Madrid and interned with CNN-Spain. He started his career in D.C. as a political fundraising intern on Capitol Hill. He then worked for the World Resources Institute for several years, then with Human Rights Campaign, and later for CPA, a boutique events shop that organizes special events around the greater Washington, D.C. area. Camilo then assumed the role of Event Strategist at the Brookings Institution in DC. He is now the Senior Director of External Relations at Brookings.
Leslie Small ’05
Leslie Small is the State Director for America Votes Georgia formerly known as Georgia Engaged. Since 2016, Leslie has helped worked to help America Votes Georgia’s partners work together to build power for their communities. As state director, Leslie is charged with organizing social welfare groups committed to achieving the vision of a better, fairer, healthier Georgia through the development of collaborative nonpartisan civic engagement and policy strategies. Leslie is Married to Congresswoman Nikema Williams. They live in Atlanta, GA with their son Carter.
Tobin Williamson ’13
Tobin Williamson ’13 is employed by KentuckianaWorks, the workforce development board for the Louisville, KY region and part of Louisville Metro Government. Prior to his current role, Williamson worked in two U.S. Congressional Offices and two Consulates General (Japan’s in Seattle and the Czech Republic’s in Chicago). His Congressional experience focused on constituent services and community outreach related to immigration, veterans, and labor issues. He was also a Congressional intern on Capitol Hill as an undergrad. His undergraduate degrees are a B.S. in Geography and a B.A. in International Relations from the University of Central Arkansas in his home state. For the TAM program, he spent semesters at Charles University in Prague, CZ and the University of Bath in Bath, UK. Since graduating from TAM in 2013, he has been based in Seattle, Chicago, and Louisville. He was selected to the 2019-20 cohort of the Indiana Emerging Leaders project and the 2019 class of the Progressive Change Campaign Committee’s National Candidate Training.