Born and raised in a small town in northern Czech Republic, Zuzana pursued her studies at Maastricht University in the Netherlands, specializing in public health and European public affairs. She gained her first professional experience in diplomacy and international institutions, focusing on global health and international development programs within the UN system in Geneva and Cambodia. She also previously served as the Czech United Nations youth delegate, representing young Czechs at various UN forums worldwide.

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Originally from Slovakia, Beáta has lived in Prague for more than twenty years. Her professional career has been spent in international education, starting as an assistant at International Study ĂŰĚŇtv plc in Prague and continuing as the Erasmus and exchange coordinator of the Faculty of Social Sciences of Charles University. She also has experience in the education department of a major Prague hospital, taking care of interns and international students.

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Katerina has experience from both Czech universities and American universities. During her studies in Prague, she moved to the USA to learn English and gain life experiences. After studying in cities such a Cincinnati and Chicago, she worked for an American corporation. Over the years she called Hawaii and Australia home, but her favorite place will forever be Alaska, where she enjoyed a work-away program.

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Cyril Simsa is originally from London, though he has been living in Prague much longer than is really sensible. As Head of the International Office at the Faculty of Social Sciences of Charles University he was one of the administrators who helped establish the Erasmus program at Charles University from 1998 onwards, and later also administered the Master’s degree in International Economic and Political Studies, the first accredited English-language degree program at the Faculty of Social Sciences.

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Richard Olehla is a university lecturer, literary journalist and translator. Born in Prague, he graduated from the English Department, Charles University in Prague. He holds a PhD. in American literature and has taught a variety of courses in modern American literature and culture at Charles University, the Josef Skvorecky Literary Academy, and the Akcent College. He has been a recipient of the Camoes scholarship (2000) and the James W. Fulbright scholarship (2005). His professional interest focuses on post 9/11 literature and the relationship between ideology and writing.

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Born in the USA to Slovak parents, Natalie has lived in Prague for 23 years with her husband and children. Prior to joining AAU, Natalie was the Manager of Admissions at the International School of Prague and has previously worked as a corporate paralegal and event specialist. Natalie has a degree in communications and Economics from the University of Pittsburgh.

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Marie earned her master’s degree from Masaryk University, where she focused on finance. She has worked and lived across the globe, serving in different roles and industries and working with several languages.

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