Ulash Thakore-Dunlap, EdD is assistant professor at California State University, East Bay teaching in the MS Counseling program. Ulash maintains a small private practice in San Francisco. Ulash was born in London, UK. Her areas of interest include Asian-American mental health, school based mental health, and graduate counseling education. 

Education and Credentials: Final year PhD candidate in Lexicography at Stellenbosch university. She has a Masters degree in Linguistics and Translation studies obtained from university of Limpopo.

Current position:  She is  a Lecturer in the Department of English studies and Comparative Literature at University of Fort Hare. She teaches first year students and Third year students Advanced Language and General literature where her focus is on Linguistics. She also supervise Honours students in Linguistics. She has also work as a Language specialist at Department of Education to develop language-appropriate assessments aligned to the newly developed reading benchmarks and  developing South African languages.

Areas of Interest: Lexicography, Linguistics, and Translation studies

Amon is a PhD researcher in the Department of Educational Research at Lancaster University, specialising in Technology Enhanced Learning. She is a qualified Mathematics Teacher (PGCE) and holds Master’s degrees in both Business Information Technology and Research. Leveraging her background as a database analyst and technology project manager, she integrates cutting-edge technology and research methods into academic programs to elevate quality standards and ensure the success and confidence of learners.

She is currently working as a teacher. She completed my MA in TESOL from North South University in Bangladesh. As a researcher, she’s passionate about writing and exploring various research topics. She’s planning to pursue writing as a career in the future.

Amina Manal Zidi is presently a doctoral researcher at The University of The West of Scotland. She specialises in Applied Linguistics and focuses on studying the experiences of overseas students after they finish their degrees and how they make sense of their experiences upon returning home. Amina has experience as a tutor for IELTS and TOEFL tests, and currently works as an ESOL tutor. She has also taken part in the UWS research festival and has attended several International Conferences on Research in Education, Teaching, and Learning. Additionally, she has served as an associate lecturer of Social Sciences in the UWS summer school.