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PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Assistant Professor, September 2006 Present
Defense Language Institute of Foreign Language Center (DLIFLC), Monterey, CA, USA,
Asian II School, DLIFLC
Served as Team Leader of Team 5, Department A (February 2010 June 2011)
Co-presented on How Joint Elective Course Affect Student Motivation and Performance at the
National Council of Less Commonly Taught Languages (NCOLCTL) conference (April, 2008).
Planned and designed syllabus and class materials and teach Elective courses (Listening,
Grammar, Content-based: Economy) in the pilot program (4 + 2).
Gave a presentation on how to use authentic listening materials for 2nd semesters at a
department meeting to peer faculty members.
Serve as a member of In-school Grading Committee for Unit tests.
Develop supplementary materials for the textbook-based regular classes on a daily basis.
Student Learning Center, February 2009 May 2009, DLIFLC
Planned and taught 9-hour English Grammar Terminology course at the Student Learning Center
Developed and adapted teaching materials for English Grammar class
Assisted with creating student portfolios and the presentation of student portfolio briefings to
faculty instructors.
OTHER EMPLOYMENT
Student Teacher, October 2005- December 2005
Intensive English as a Second Language (ESL),
Monterey Institute of International Studies, Monterey, CA, USA
Conducted needs analysis to plan the course syllabi and adapted authentic materials for class
activities and worked collaboratively with other instructor to choose topics for consistency in the
program.
English Instructor, August 2002-March 2004
The Princeton Review of Korea, Seoul, Korea
Planned and taught adults conversation and grammar classes.
Made monthly evaluation of students English improvement.
Translator and Project Manager, March 2001- December 2001
Asia Information Service, Seoul, Korea,
Trained new translators on company software and tools; assigned team member workload.
Translated and proofread a variety of professional documents.
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PROFESIONNAL RECOGNITION
Defense Language Institute Foreign Language Center (DLIFLC)
Certificate of Instructor Re-Certification Course, Faculty Development Division, 2013
Certificate of Five years of service in the Government of the United States of America,
Asian School II, 2011
Certificate of Appreciation for efforts and dedication as a faculty member of the Student
Learning Center, Student Learning Center, 2009
Certificate of Appreciation for outstanding performance and tireless dedication in support
of Language Day 2008, Asian School II, 2008
Deans Special Award for Teaching, Asian School II, 2008
Certificate of Appreciation for exceptional support and participation in the 2007 Korean
Day Festival in San Francisco, Asian School II
Commandants Coin for the pioneering work and dedication in the pilot course (4 + 2), 2007
EDUCATION
California State University at Monterey Bay, CA, 2009 to present
School of Information Technology and Communication Design (ITCD),
M.S in Instructional Science and Technology, Completed 32 credits
Monterey Institute of International Studies, Monterey, CA, 2004 to 2006
Graduate School of Language & Educational Linguistics,
Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) M.A. Course completed
Dankook University, Seoul, Korea, Certificate, 2004
International Language School, Teaching Korean to Speakers of Other Languages (TKSOL)
Sook Myung Womens University (SMU), Seoul, Korea, Certificate, 2002
Graduate School of TESOL, SMU-TESOL / Internet Assisted Language Instruction Certificate
Handong Global University, Pohang, Korea, B.E., February 2000,
Major in Biological Technology/ Food Technology
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Outlined the data analysis procedures to be conducted and discussed pedagogical implications
in academic settings.
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