Hyun Jeong R. Kunnas

PSC *** Box ****

APO, AP **273

Cell: 010-****-****

Email: adx2tk@r.postjobfree.com

SKILLS /SUMMARY

As a servant-minded administrator and skilled team builder, I prioritize attention to detail and have extensive knowledge of DOD and Army Policies. I am passionate about nurturing relationships, delivering exceptional service, and driving organizational development. With strong leadership abilities and a continuous learning mindset, I consistently guide and inspire volunteers, fellow teachers, and students. I excel in communication in multiple languages, both written and verbal. I have experience with MS platforms and knowledge management systems. Personally, I take pride in simultaneously raising three boys, with my oldest son attending the College of William and Mary ROTC this fall.

CURRENT POSITION: Youth Teacher, Translator, Interpreter and Family Coordinator - 6/2013- 4/2023

(Multiple states and countries) – currently serving as a youth programs coordinator at Immanuel Seoul Church in Gwangju, South Korea.

DUTIES: Public speaking, engagement, team leading, and family and student outreach. Assisted families, including those with special needs and developed student lessons plans; coordinated youth activities, and supervised volunteers and teachers. Managed student development/case files. Key Accomplishment: Recognized and Awarded by the Battalion Commander (3-312th TsBN)

(now Brigadier General Daphne Davis) for exceptional family program support. Key Skills: 1) Policy development and implementation 2) Bi-lingual 3) International Relationships 4) Military Liaison 5) Microsoft and Cloud Programs 6) Student Case Management DESCRIPTION: I provided oversight and direction for multiple programs, ensuring their smooth operation and success. I took charge of developing and implementing organization policies pertaining to student intake and efficient operations management. Additionally, I expertly handled scheduling and organized various activities to optimize productivity. Furthermore, I assumed a leadership role in executing significant education and personnel programs, leading them to successful outcomes. PAST POSITIONS:

1) Unit Family Coordinator – 06/2010- 05/2013 – Unit family readiness group coordinator for the 302d BSB and additional units and activities. Family human services coordinator. DUTIES: Organized family events and maintained records in accordance with unit and Army policy. Conducted family case management to monitor program outcomes and ensured families received Army program support. Ensured military families had access to resources and programs, and were familiar with Army policies affecting families, i.e. Tricare and DEERs enrollment, and AR 608-75, The Exceptional Family Member Program. Served as the official liaison for the unit to family members. Assisted during deployments, crises and emergencies to ensure timely communication with unit family members. Key Accomplishments: Recognized for family program support by multiple current Army General Officers including the 302d BSB Commanders, LTC Anthony McQueen (now BG McQueen) and LTC Adrian Gamez (see recommendation letter). Recognized by the Battalion Commander, LTC Milford Beagle (now LTG Beagle – Combined Arms Center Commander).

2) English Teacher and translator – 04/1998 – 06/2004 – Translated for major Korean companies and taught elementary school English.

DUTIES: As part of my responsibilities, I developed Programs of Instruction (POIs) and designed curriculum tailored to the needs of 17 students. I effectively managed case files for each student to monitor and track their learning outcomes. In the classroom, I imparted lessons on grammar, writing, and reading comprehension, fostering a positive attitude and instilling a passionate mindset for learning. Additionally, I conducted comprehensive student assessments and efficiently managed records and databases to ensure accurate and up-to-date information. Key Accomplishments: Interviewed the Mayor of Montgomery, Alabama in preparation for a new Hyundai factory to be built in the United States. Served as a language instructor, training employees of the British American Tobacco Company. Manage student case files. Served as a translator assisting the company of Hyundai with translation services.

AWARDs: 1) Achievement Medal for Civilian Service 2) 2nd Place in the National Korean Herald Interpreter Competition 3) COAs from Lieutenant General Milford Beagle and Brigadier General Daphne Davis

EDUCATION: 1) Bachelor’s Degree from Keimyung University, South Korea (2003)

• College of Humanities and International Studies – American Studies Department

• Among Top Schools in Gyeongbuk Province

• Certified by World Education Services as U.S. Bachelor’s Degree Equivalent

• Specialized Focus: 1) Teacher Education 2) Culture – America, France, Korea 3) Languages – English (British and American), Japanese and Korean 4) Human Service oriented – prepares students for international settings in education, business and government 5) Politics and Human Technology Integration 5) International Relations – Korean and American

• https://www.kmu.ac.kr/uni/eng/page.jsp?mnu_uid=3532& Key Accomplishment: Recognized by the U.S. Ambassador (Honorable Thomas C. Hubbard - 2003) for superior language skills.

ADDITIONAL SKILLs: 1) Knowledgeable of Army and USFK Regulations including Army Regulation 680-75, and the 8A 600 Series Publications 2) Well versed in Human Services, records keeping and case management 3) Fluent in English and Korean 4) Knowledgeable of both Korean and American law systems and cultures 3) Military Spouse (19 years) and familiar with programs affecting military families including OHA, Command Sponsorship, DEERS, Tricare, Ration Control, Housing and Civilian Employee Policies 4) Experienced with the Army Exceptional Family Member Program through both personal experience and through serving as a military spouse representative.