Hi! My name is Hea Su Lee, a graduating senior of Summer 2020, with a B.A of Global Affairs and Journalism minor at George Mason University. I’m so glad to work at EAAFP Secretariat as the External Relations Assistant. I’m looking forward to being part of supporting the organization’s goal of enhancing collaborations for the conservation of migratory waterbirds and sustainable developments. I believe this opportunity will help me to learn about how international organizations cooperate with each other in a global field. I’ll do as much as I can to support the Secretariat!

Email: swan@eaaflyway.net

Hi, my name is Dongyoung Lee achieved Bachelor Arts of Global Affairs at George Mason University on December 2019. I am glad to be a part of EAAFP Secretariat as an intern of Administration/Staff Assistant. This internship opportunity will help me to develop myself and to learn about conservation of birds and flyway. Not only the conservation will be learned, but the importance of environment will also be the other part I want to learn. I am happy meeting our staffs and jumping into new environment. Obviously, I will do my best as much as I can.

Email: tern@eaaflyway.net

HI, I’m Brenda, the new programme assistant at EAAFP. I graduated from University of Toronto with a major in ecology and evolutionary biology. I fell in love with birds after watching a nature documentary about birds of paradise, and have been on birding trips in the Toronto area a few times since. I’m excited to take on projects related to the conservation of migratory birds and their habitats!

Email: ruff@eaaflyway.net

Hi, I am Saemi Jung, majoring in Global Affairs and Conflict Analysis and Resolution in George Mason university. It is great honor for me to be involved in EAAFP and work as a communication assistant. I am looking forward to having a keen insight on environmental issues, in particular conservation of migratory birds and I hope to have a deeper understanding on cooperation of international organizations as well.

Email: plover@eaaflyway.net

Hi, I am Suyeon Kang, and I major in International Studies and Economics at Yonsei University. I am thrilled to work at EAAFP Secretariat as an Administration and Finance Assistant to assist both our Chief Executive and our team members in bringing the world together for the conservation of flyway. I believe this opportunity will serve as a stepping stone for me to participate in various projects pertaining to UN SDGs and share ideas with many professionals about environmental mission projects for migratory birds before I take a further step in becoming an international professional for development practice. Can’t wait!

Email: godwit@eaaflyway.net

Hello. I am Heasoo Kim majoring in World Politics and Sociology at the Ohio State University. It is a great honor to start my first internship at EAAFP Secretariat as External Relations Assistant. I am looking forward to learning how EAAFP Secretariat and other government institutions cooperate and interact for the public goods, in particular, the conservation of the migratory birds around the world, and to taking part in the projects that EAAFP Secretariat does.

Email: mallard@eaaflyway.net

Hi, I am Jisoo, majoring in Education Studies and Spanish in University of Wisconsin—Madison. I am grateful for this internship opportunity as a programme assistant at EAAFP! I look forward to understanding and experiencing the great meaning and importance of the preservation of flyway. With my passion for conservation, I will do my very best to learn and support EAAFP!

Email: smew@eaaflyway.net

Hello, I am HE Ying, graduated from Jiangnan University in China. I am so grateful to have a chance to work for EAAFP. I believe the internship could bring me more knowledge about science and conservation on the migratory birds and their habitats. I would do my best to make contribution to the flyway work.

Email: heying.96@foxmail.com