Oh works on the cultural connection among East Asian societies, in particular, history of the book and print culture of East Asia and linguistic histories of Chinese and Korean.

Cho's research fields range from Korean and Chinese literature and culture; East Asian comparative literature; women and gender studies; performance literature; and oral storytelling and folk literature.

Turker teaches courses on Korean language and Korean linguistics as well as general linguistics courses.

Ph.D. student in East Asian Languages and Civilization (Chinese). Her primary fields of research are print culture, book history, pre-modern Sino-Korean literature.

Oh has developed the curricula for a sequential first-year, second-year, and fourth-year Korean language program as well as the corresponding materials.

Former Air Force Korean Linguist for 7 years Currently Space Force Intelligence Analyst specializing in space defense

Jeong is an interdisciplinary scholar and educator of Korean and Korean diasporic cinema, literature, popular culture, theatre and performance.

Yang is a political and intellectual historian of modern Korea, currently focusing on the rise of fascistic nationalism, anti-Westernism, and collectivist political culture in Korea during the twentieth century.