Euna Cho holds a PhD degree in Linguistics from CUNY Graduate Center and a Master’s degree in Applied Linguistics from Teachers College Columbia University. She has been teaching Linguistics and Korean language/culture courses at CUNY colleges since 2012.

Insil Choi majored in Korean language and literature at Hanyang University and completed her M.A. coursework at Hanyang Graduate school majoring in Korean Modern Literature. She also received a Master's degree at SUNY Binghamton in Comparative Literature major. She has worked in the social service/non-profit field for over 15 years. In addition, she taught students Korean at Democracy Prep High School and Manhattan Korean School in NYC.

As a certified Korean and English language educator, Hyejung Jang has been teaching culturally and linguistically diverse learners ranging from K-12 students, university/college students, and adult learners in various settings. She has taught all levels and has extensive experience of intercultural programs, such as the Fulbright Program, Project Go, and International Baccalaureate (IB).

Cheunmi Kim received her M.A in Korean Language Education as a Foreign Language from Hankuk University of Foreign Languages. She has taught Korean at the Korean Language Institute of Yonsei University. Currently she is teaching Korean at New York University.

Jiyeon Kim received her M.A. in Early Childhood Education from Teachers College Columbia University and also holds a TESOL certificate from University of California, Riverside. She has been teaching a wide range of Korean levels to all ages for many years and is currently working at Columbia University.

Soojin Kim received a Master Degree in Education from University of Portland, Master and Ph.D. in Elizabethan literature from Hanguk University of Foreign Studies in Korea. She has taught Korean language and culture for immersion military programs at the Concordia College Language Training Center in Minnesota. Currently, she is lecturing on Korean Language at New York University.

Yunee Kim received her Master's degree in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages from the University of Washington, Seattle. She has taught many language classes of various levels including English and Japanese language classes. She has taught Korean at UW and has since been teaching a variety of Korean classes to diverse age groups. She works for OneWorld Now, a non-profit organization based in Seattle.

Jisun Kwon received her Master of Science in Secondary Education Mathematics from Queens College and also holds two NYS certifications: Mathematics and Korean. She has been teaching Korean as a world language for non-heritage and heritage learners at Francis Lewis High School since 2013. She is also currently teaching Korean language and culture and developing the curriculum and for pre K-8th graders at Korean School for Global Leaders as the assistant director.

Gieun "Gianna" Lee is a passionate advocate for the beauty and richness of the Korean language and culture! Armed with a Master of Arts (MAT) in Korean from Queens College, a Master of Divinity from Presbyterian University and Theological Seminary, and a solid foundation with a B.A. in Religion and Economics from Emory University, Gianna brings a unique blend of expertise and enthusiasm to the table. With the NYS professional certifications in both Korean and Special Education, she has been joyfully sharing the wonders of learning the Korean language and culture since 2013.

Jieun Lee received her B.A of Arts in TESOL (Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages) from CUNY, Queens College, and M.S. in Instructional Technology for Educators from NYIT. She has been teaching in public schools and is currently teaching English to ESL (English as a Second Language) students and Korean to non-natives with her two NYS certifications: TESOL and Korean as a Foreign Language.

McCoy-Bae has experience teaching both English and Korean to diverse learners with countless and priceless learnable & teachable moments while teaching K-12 as a substitute several years. She is an avid learner of foreign languages; she has taken FL classes – Latin, French, German, and Japanese. She believes that learning foreign languages helps learners gain new perspectives and open doors to a world we wouldn’t experience without learning them. McCoy-Bae is interested in technology-assisted language learning and teaching, metacognitive strategies in language learning, cognitive function and working memory, learner autonomy and active learning, intercultural competence, global citizenship, social media and its sociolinguistic impact. McCoy-Bae is currently teaching undergraduate Korean courses from lower to upper division as a core faculty member at The University of Texas at Austin and also serves as an executive committee member for Center for East Asian Studies Executive Committee, AY 2022- 2024, at UT Austin.

Shinyoung Park received her Master's degree in Teaching Korean as a Foreign Language from Yonsei University, Korea. Since 2003, she has taught Korean at all levels at various institutions both in Korea and in the U.S., including Sogang University, Stanford University and UC Berkeley.

Born and raised in Korea, Sabina holds an M.A. in English Education from Teachers College, Columbia University, an M.S. in Early Childhood and Elementary School Education from Bank Street College of Education, and a TESOL certificate from Teachers College. She is currently teaching Korean language at Brooklyn College and St. Johns University.

Received her Ed.D. in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) from Teachers College at Columbia University along with her Ed. M. Since 2009 she has been teaching Korean language at various universities, such as Columbia University, The New School, Rutgers University, and Montclair State University. Her research and teaching interests include second and foreign language acquisition, language pedagogy, and interactional approaches to language teaching.

Eunmee Yoon received her Ph.D. in Korean language and literature, and M.A. in teaching Korean as a foreign language at Yonsei University in Seoul, Korea. She has taught Korean at all levels and a variety of programs at the Korean Language Institute of Yonsei University for more than twenty years. Currently, she has been teaching Korean at CUNY, Queens College.