Meng Zhang is a Clinical Assistant Professor for the EAP Program at New York University Shanghai. Her job is to design and teach content-based EAP courses to college students. Dr. Zhang is a published author and serves as a peer reviewer for academic journals and conferences.

Lina Sabbah, a PHD graduate in English Language Didactics and Literature and a graduate in Applied University Degree in Business Law. She is a research professor in the Centre for Research in Amazigh Language and Culture, a teacher trainer in the Center of Intensive Teaching of Languages, a teacher of Business English in the Center of Intensive Teaching of Languages, and a teacher of “Lexico-Semantics”, “Stylistics”, and “ICT” in the department of English. She is a former teacher of Business English in the department of Economic Sciences, Commerce, and Management, a past teacher of English for Law in the department of Law, University of Béjaia, Algeria, and a previous teacher of General English in the IRIS College. Dr. Lina Sabbah has received “The Best Academic Paper Award” in the Fourth Edition of the Academic & Creative Writing Competition, plus a certificate of “Excellence in Reviewing” by the Asian Journal of Education and Social Studies, the Current Journal of Applied Science and Technology, plus the Journal of Education, Society and Behavioural Science. She is a participant at many national and international conferences on teaching and learning. She has published a set of articles in various domains, videlicet: didactics of English language, comparative literature in addition to Business English teaching. Besides, she is a member of the editorial board of Humanities and Social Sciences Journal (USA), and a Fellow Member of the Scholars Academic and Scientific Society (India).

He is an Associate Professor at GLS University. His interest areas are Operations Management, Advanced Business Research, etc for more than a decade. He has several research papers published in international journals of repute including ABDC, Web of Science, Scopus index, etc.

MA in Ethics from the Hebrew University in Jerusalem, and Doctorate in Philosophy with Children from Montclair State University. Specialized in philosophical education and practice, dialogical pedagogy and progressive, innovative pedagogies. I currently teach informal education in Beit Berl College and at the Martin Buber Institute for Dialogue Education, where we work on implementing ideas of social and community-based education in the periphery. In addition, write short stories and poetry.

Valentina Gavranović works as an associate professor at Singidunum University in Belgrade. She is the author of dozens of scientific research papers and coursebooks on applied linguistics. As a Fulbright scholar, she has been awarded the prize for excellency in teaching.

Dr. Li has been teaching at the Language Centre, Hong Kong Baptist University, since 1995. Serving currently as Director of the Centre, she has supervised numerous projects and language enhancement programmes. She holds a PhD in Applied Linguistics from Lancaster University. She has published articles in journals of applied linguistics including System, Journal of English for Academic Purposes and Asian Journal of Applied Linguistics. Her recent projects are on peer tutoring in academic writing, English Across the Curriculum and Nurturing global citizenship through English.