Kennesaw State student leads with purpose through internship in Governor Kemp’s Floor Leaders Office

For Nahomy Limon, leadership isn’t just a title—it’s a responsibility. And this spring, she embraced that responsibility as a Senate Aide in Governor Kemp’s Floor Leaders Office through the Georgia Legislative Internship Program.

Placed in one of the most influential offices in the Georgia General Assembly, Nahomy supported six legislative leaders—Senators Hatchett, Echols, Hong, Wade, Gambill, and McDonald—during the 2025 session. Her role included managing constituent inquiries from over 500,000 Georgians, coordinating group tours and pages, preparing legislative summaries and letters of support, and tracking key legislation across both chambers.

“It was an honor to intern for this exceptional office,” Nahomy said. “Not only did they teach me about the legislative process, but they opened doors for me in unimaginable ways.”

Nahomy found the opportunity through a KSU career fair and credits the university’s diverse and inclusive environment for helping her grow. “KSU helped me become a leader and take initiative in building a more engaged community,” she said.

As President of the ALPFA chapter (Association of Latino Professionals for America), Nahomy has led professional development efforts for fellow students, including resume workshops, mock interviews, and networking events. “All my incoming opportunities have come from my leadership position,” she said. “It’s been a transformative experience.”

She also found mentorship in James Stinchcomb, who she describes as a true advocate for students. “He goes above and beyond to make sure we’re doing great,” she said.

Her advice to fellow Owls? “Get involved. KSU offers so many organizations that align with your major, interests, and culture. They help you grow and create a sense of community.”