Jesse Hedge
Assistant Dean for Undergraduate and International Affairs
jesse.hedge@uky.edu
+1 859 257-7296
Jesse Hedge serves as Assistant Dean for Undergraduate and International Affairs in the College of Arts and Sciences. Jesse has been with the College in multiple roles beginning as an Assistant Professor of Aerospace Studies in 2008. In 2012, Jesse joined the dean’s office staff and is currently responsible for international and domestic recruitment, enrollment management, living learning programs, and data analysis. He holds a MA Ed from Touro University and a bachelor’s degree from Charleston Southern University.
Prior to joining the College, Jesse served for over 23 years in the U.S. Air Force with assignments throughout the world. During this time, he gained relevant international experience by negotiating civil and military use of airspace in South Asia, Africa and the continental United States. He also served at the U.S. Embassy in Islamabad, Pakistan.
Jesse’s primary international focus is in establishing meaningful partnerships with universities to develop student articulation agreements. Specific focus areas include pathway programs, transfer, and visiting student agreements.
In addition to spending time with his family, Jesse enjoys DIY projects in his home. He is also an avid outdoorsman and spends as much time as possible enjoying the natural world.
Megan KoshurbaInternational Undergraduate Student Director (China and South Asia)
megan.koshurba@uky.edu
+1 859 218-5334
A&S International Undergraduate Student Territories:
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Tiffany Williams
Assistant Director of English as a Second Language Programs (See More)
International Undergraduate Student Coordinator (See More)
Tiffany serves as both the Assistant Director at the Center for English as a Second Language and International Undergraduate Student Coordinator for the College for Arts & Sciences. She manages administration of the ESL programs, while also recruiting and advising international students from partner universities throughout the world.
ESL Territories: all countries
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Tiffany has been with the College of Arts & Sciences since 2018, beginning as an ESL Instructor, where she developed a New Student Orientation that continues to be used today. She has taught ESL at other universities, including Washington, DC’s esteemed LADO International Institute, where she was trained, and for multiple governmental contracts abroad. She has also worked as a Spanish/English interpreter in Spain, Costa Rica and Kentucky.
Tiffany studied abroad in Cordoba, Argentina in 2005. She worked as an intern for the Association of American Chambers of Commerce in Latin America, in Washington, DC in 2006. She was a university student teacher of Spanish and Portuguese, as part of her comparative teaching methodologies thesis. She received her bachelor’s degree from the University of North Carolina at Asheville in 2008.
Tiffany is a world traveler and linguist, who loves sharing cultures with her two young children. She has an extensive background in theater, in English and Spanish, and enjoys fostering confidence in students for public speaking and pursuing their passions.