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Ø  Dr. Anna Hyonjoo Lint started as a successful small business entrepreneur, securing a handsome profit on a brick and mortar bookstore venture that she built from the ground up

Ø  Professor in the English Language Department at the Jangan College and Samsung Corporate Instruction Center in South Korea

Ø  As Managing Director of a major land development company, she oversaw and directed more then 500 residential units in both Seoul and Inchon. While working in the private sector, she was also responsible for managing more than 200 foreign language instructors at The ACE Global Education Center for Foreign Languages, as part of a corporate feeder partnership and strategic management program, for Samsung Co., LG, Hyundai Motor Co. of Korea, and Daewoo Motors

Ø  Dr. Anna Hyonjoo Lint worked as Bank Officer for Chevy Chase Bank, CitiBank, Nara Bank,  and Bank of America.

Volunteerism and Service:

Ø  Dr. Anna Hyonjoo Lint, as a constant community volunteer, has dedicated her time and expertise to the Army Family Support Group of 1st Signal Brigade in Yongsan, Korea. In addition she taught English to those in need at the Vietnamese Refugee Center in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

Education:

Ø  PhD, Educational Leadership, Trident University, concentrated in E-Learning,

Ø  MA, TESOL (Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages) from Oklahoma City University, w/ Honors 

Ø  MA, Industrial Design, with a concentration in Interior Design from Ewha Womans University, Seoul, Korea

Ø  BS, Home Economics, Dongduk Women’s University, Seoul, Korea

Written Works:

Ø  “Why do I love America?” 01/01/08 Dr. Anna H. Lint, http://storybasket.com/C/Why-I-love.asp. [Note: This is an English translation of an article written for a Korean Blog  and was published in both English and Korean at www.Storybasket.com]

Ø  Storybasket Blog (http://blog.daum.net/storybasket/) receives tens of thousands of unique visitors yearly. Written in Korean, it describes an individual’s journey through life as a continual “Job Hopper”.  This compelling and universally relatable story, chronicles the hopes, dreams, and hurdles about learning to embrace the unpredictable path. It is an intimate portrayal, a personal window into one individual’s life; it speaks of the importance of enjoying both the road as well as the arrival at the destination. 

Some say, the continual change embodied in “Job Hopping” is a negative. But the blog speaks of one individual’s life saga; the experiences change provides, the opportunity learned through exposure to alternative culture and societal norms, and the benefits attained by adaptation.