Roxanna Senyshyn, Ph, D., Past Chair (2019-2020) and Co-Chair (2020-2021). As Co-Chair, I am sharing overall responsibility for the direction and functioning of ICIS and serve as the primary liaison with TESOL and other Communities of Practice. As the Past Chair, I seek nominations for, run, and report the results of ICIS elections. I am Associate Professor in Applied Linguistics and Communication Arts and Sciences at Abington College, Pennsylvania State University. My teaching encompasses TESOL/ESL education, applied linguistics, and intercultural communication courses. My research focuses on transformative intercultural learning in teacher education, intercultural competence development, and second language writing pedagogy and assessment.

Amy Alice Chastain, Co-Chair (2020-2021). I am Associate Professor of Instruction at the University of Iowa and serve as Outreach Coordinator for ESL Programs and a member of the UI Charter Committee for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion. I have lived in France, China and the UAE and my research interests include exploring ways to encourage and build intercultural understanding and communicative competence; the use of ethnography and narrative; language choice and identity.

Natalia Balyasnikova, Ph.D., Chair-Elect. As a Chair-Elect, I work closely with Chairs on ensuring the implementation of ICIS goals for the year. For any questions, contact me at natbal@yorku.ca. I am Assistant Professor of Adult Education at York University, Toronto, Canada. My teaching and research focuses on learning in later life and the role of culture in this process.

Barbara Lapornik, ICIS Past chair. As ICIS past chair and present Steering Committee member, I actively promote and support our community as all our team concentrates on ICIS present and future steps and direction. I can be contacted at: barbara.lapornik@gmail.com. I am based in Trieste, Italy, and work for the bilingual high school LS F. Prešeren, also covering the role of an international project manager, who organises and coordinates student and staff exchanges, competitions in civic education and English language certificates. I focus my research on the manifold aspects of intercultural student education in diverse contexts, presenting them at international conferences.

Andrea Lypka, ICIS Community Co-Manager. I am Andrea Lypka, and I am the Director of Integrated Learning for Learning Empowered in Largo, FL. I oversee ESOL, Citizenship, Digital Literacy, and Financial Literacy classes. I am an involved member of the TESOL ICIS community as a community manager and Sunshine State TESOL Board. My research interests include learner identity, discourse analysis, online teacher training, service-learning, CALL, and participatory visual methods. Please feel free to contact me and connect at alypka@mail.usf.edu.

Sharon Tjaden-Glass, ICIS Community Co-Manager. I promote ICIS newsletter articles, meetings, webinars, and events on social media. I can be reached at sharon.tjadenglass@gmail.com. I am an instructional media designer for the eLearning Division at Sinclair Community College in Dayton, Ohio. I'm currently interested in best practices in instructional design for English learners, open educational resources, and intercultural listening.

Leslie Bohon, ICIS Newsletter Co-Editor. As Co-Editor of the ICIS Newsletter, I am responsible for collecting and distributing interesting and pertinent information to our membership about Intercultural Learning and Communication. You can contact Josephine and me at newsletter.icis.tesol@gmail.com with ideas, news, or articles for the ICIS Newsletter. I also teach international students and conduct intercultural learning programs at the University of Richmond (VA, USA) as Interim Director of ESL.

Josephine Prado, ICIS Newsletter Co-Editor. As Co-Editor of the ICIS Newsletter, I am responsible for collecting and distributing interesting and pertinent information to our membership about Intercultural Learning and Communication. You can contact Leslie and me at newsletter.icis.tesol@gmail.com with ideas, news, or articles for the ICIS Newsletter. I serve as Assistant Professor for English Learner Education in the School of Education at the University of Alabama at Birmingham. My research interests include intercultural competence in teacher education, and ESOL teachers’ efforts in advocacy.

Jennifer A. Lacroix, ICIS member-at-large. As a member-at-large, I serve as a liaison between the ICIS and the greater TESOL International community. You can contact me at lacroixj@bu.edu with collaboration ideas. I also teach at Boston University and am a regular public speaker.

Ha Nguyen, ICIS member-at-large. As the ICIS member-at-large, I serve as a liaison between the ICIS and the general membership. I also collaborate with the VietTESOL association and the US Embassy in Vietnam to deliver webinars and organize the annual VietTESOL International Conference for Vietnamese teachers and teachers around the world, focusing on teacher PD, online learning, and intercultural competence. Please feel free to contact me at htnguy13@ncsu.edu.