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Syracuse University, College of Arts and Sciences

Seungmin Yun

Seungmin Yun

Seungmin Yun

Associate Teaching Professor of English to Speakers of Other Languages and Korean Language Coordinator

CONTACT

Languages, Literatures, and Linguistics
334 HB Crouse Hall
Email: syun101@syr.edu

Degrees

  • Ph.D., TESL/Applied Linguistics, Oklahoma State University (2015)
  • M.A., TESL/Applied Linguistics, Oklahoma State University (2009)
  • B.A., Bachelor of Education, Elementary Education, Gongju National University of Education, S. Korea
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Courses Taught

  • Intermediate/Advanced academic writing courses for Non-native Speakers of English
  • Freshmen composition course for international undergraduate students
  • ITA training- Oral proficiency
  • Research Writing for international graduate students​
  • Academic English for international graduate students
  • Korean Language I
  • Korean Language II
  • Korean Language III
  • Korean Language IV
Research and Teaching Interests

Seungmin Yun has been teaching ESOL courses at university level for 8 years. Based on her teaching, she is working on material development for EAP courses focusing on the simulation based approach. Her major research interest lies on intercultural pragmatics, code-switching, and language socialization of bilingual children.

Publications

BOOK CHAPTERS

  • Yun, S. (2013). UNIVERSITY GRANTS FOR CLUB ACTIVITIES. In G. Halleck (Ed.), Composition simulations. (pp. 13-36). Dubuque: Kendal Hunt.
  • Yun, S. (2013). VERICHIP. In G. Halleck (Ed.), Composition simulations. (pp. 173-186). Dubuque: Kendal Hunt.

BOOK REVIEW

  • Yun, S. (2015). [Review of the book Internationalization of East Asian Higher Education by J. D. Palmer, A. Roberts, Y. H. Cho, & G. S. Ching]. Journal of International Students, 5(2), 204-205.

CONFERENCE PROCEEDING

  • Yun, S. (2014). Integrating the VERICHIP simulation into EAP courses: A descriptive analysis. Hawaii University International Conferences (HUIC) 2014.