Kyra McNally Albers

Contact Kyra at CLASSambassadors@unt.edu

Degrees: B.A in French and B.A. in Media Arts with a minor in English

Favorite Courses: French Phonetics and Pronunciation, English Grammar and Usage, Gay and Lesbian Film and Video

Something I wish I knew as a Freshman: I started out believing that I wasn't doing college right if my schedule wasn't full of club meetings and social events. I eventually realized it's better to spend energy on a few things that I really care about.

Why did you become an ambassador? I wanted to be a resource that students could reach out to casually if they have questions that would benefit from a peer perspective. That said, please reach out!

What is your favorite memory from your time at UNT? The study dates I have with my friends every Sunday! They're always such a lovely mix of productivity and wacky conversation.

How do you plan to use your degree? I hope to teach English in a francophone country, at least for a little while! I'm also interested in teaching college-level French or English here in the States.

Emily Chilton

Contact Emily at CLASSambassadors@unt.edu

Degree(s): B.A. in History and German

Favorite Course(s): German

Something I wish I knew as a Freshman: I wish I knew to get involved on campus and to get involved in different Organizations that suit your interests!

Why did you become an ambassador? I wanted to be more involved in connecting new and current students with German and the German department since it has been so important to my own growth at UNT.

What is your favorite memory from your time at UNT? I've always had so much fun attending UPC events with my friends, and through working in UPC as an event coordinator previously.

How do you plan to use your degree? I plan to continue with my studies in graduate school and would love to go into administration or diplomacy post-grad.

Katori Campbell

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Degree(s): Japanese Major, Philosophy Minor

Favorite Course(s): Rapid Reading Skills in Japanese, Ethics in Science

Something I wish I knew as a Freshman: Joining more school clubs! It helps to get to know people and make connections early into the college life.

Why did you become an ambassador? I am passionate about my second language and hope for more people to see the expansive Japanese courses that UNT has to offer.

What is your favorite memory from your time at UNT? Making friends at school clubs and participating in their respective events.

How do you plan to use your degree? I hope to be able to use Japanese in a business setting some day, probably in a Japanese company in America.