STAFF

Young Oh

Youngsook Oh holds a bachelor's degree in education and a master's degree in academic affairs and administration. She currently runs a children's home and kindergarten, and as a community service, she is conducting the Northwest American Cultural Foundation Multiethnic School Program starting in 2021.

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She has interests in bilingual and stem education, helping develop English language learning curricula and policies, and promoting learning initiatives for culturally and linguistically diverse students.

Her educational goals are based on diversity and creativity, and through intensive one-on-one education for a small number of students, she identifies individual tendencies and provides customized education.

Songhee Song

Mrs. Song majored in music at university and now works as a performance event director. She operates a piano, classic, and vocal academy and has a particular focus on promoting K-pop performances. Over the past 20 years, she has dedicated herself to creating performances that blend modernity and tradition. Her current objective is to pursue comprehensive performance art that brings together K-pop and multi-ethnic culture. 

Jenny Bowder

Jenny Bowder is a compassionate advocate for social welfare, driven by her passion for helping others. She holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Social Welfare from the University of Washington, where she refined her skills and deepened her understanding of addressing the needs of vulnerable populations.

With a heart dedicated to service, Jenny's journey into social welfare began with a deep-seated commitment to serving underprivileged communities. Her experiences both in and out of the classroom have shaped her understanding of the complex challenges facing marginalized individuals and families.

As an advocate for social justice, Jenny believes in the power of collective action to drive positive change. Through her leadership and advocacy, she strives to amplify the voices of those often overlooked and marginalized in society. Her vision for a more equitable world fuels her relentless pursuit of innovative solutions and meaningful interventions.

Jenny's journey as a social welfare advocate is marked by her unwavering commitment to making a difference in the lives of others. She invites you to join her in this transformative journey, where every act of kindness and solidarity contributes to building a more compassionate and inclusive society.

Joseph C Kim 

Joseph Kim was born in South Korea and immigrated to the United States with his family at the age of 13. He was an active student, serving as the student body president at Clover Park High School and playing soccer. Later, he pursued urban planning at the University of Washington in Seattle.

Joseph established a sister-city relationship between Gunsan City, Korea, and Tacoma, Washington, and is still participating in sister-city events between the two cities.

Joseph has dedicated many years to coaching soccer, representing Washington State in Korea, and achieving success as a professional golfer by winning a gold medal in the American Golf Tournament.

As a golf teaching professional, he has been teaching juniors at Meadow Park Golf Course for 19 years.

Joseph worked as a Pro golfer and teaching pro he has also been an ongoing sportship leader for the past 40 years.

Byung-Hyun Go 

Byung-Hyun Go is affiliated with the University of California, Los Angeles, where he obtained a Bachelor of Arts degree in Linguistics. He has prior experience serving as an ESL and Spanish instructor at Nanjing Echo International School, catering to middle and high school students. Presently, he fulfills the role of a multi-ethnic language educator and is actively engaged in the U.S. Department of State's J-1 program, an initiative facilitating the exchange of international students. This program not only imparts a forward-looking perspective to the youth but also extends economic assistance to local communities