CV
Heejeong Ko, Ph.D.
Department of Linguistics
Seoul National University
1 Gwanak-ro Gwanak-gu
Seoul, Korea, zip: 08826
e-mail: hko @ snu.ac.kr
Education
Ph.D. Department of Linguistics and Philosophy, MIT (2005)
M.A. Department of English Language Education, Seoul National University (2000)
B.A. Department of English Language Education, Seoul National University, summa cum laude (1998)
Academic Positions
Full Professor, Department of Linguistics, Seoul National University [with tenure, 2017-present]
Associate Professor, Department of Linguistics, Seoul National University [tenure-track, 2012-2017]
Assistant Professor, Department of Linguistics, Seoul National University [tenure-track, 2007-2012]
Assistant Professor, Department of Linguistics, Stony Brook University [tenure-track, 2005-2006]
Vice Dean, Faculty of Liberal Education, Seoul National University [2024.02-2026.02]
Director, Language Education Research Center, Language Education Institute at SNU [2022.06-2023.08]
Director, Education Support Office, College of Humanities, Seoul National University [2018.07-2019.07]
Chair, Department of Linguistics, Seoul National University [2017.08-2018.07; 2020.08-2022.07]
Visiting Research Scholar, UCLA linguistics [on sabbatical leave, 2012.02-2013.01]
Fulbright Visiting Scholar, UH Manoa linguistics [on sabbatical leave, 2019.09-2020.08]
Professional Service
Editorial Board of Journal, Syntax [John Wiley & Sons Ltd.] (2008-present)
Editorial Board of Journal, Linguistic Variation [John Benjamins] (2013-present)
Editorial Board of book series, Linguistik Aktuell/Linguistics Today [John Benjamins]
Editorial Board of Journal (Directorship), Korean Linguistics [John Benjamins] (2011-present)
Editorial Board of Natural Language and Linguistic Theory [Springer] (2008-2013)
Editor-in-chief of Journal, Language Research [SNU] (2022.6-2023.8)
Board Member of Korean Generative Grammar Circle (2007-present)
Awards
Dean’s Award for Excellence in Research, SNU (2016)
Presidential Award for Excellence in Academic Research, SNU (2017)