Ms. Cheryl Delk-Le Good

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Last updated: 1/29/2024

Ms. Cheryl Delk-Le Good
EnglishUSA Staff
Profile Link: http://www.englishusa.org/member/cheryldelklegood

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EnglishUSA Executive Director 2900 Delk Road Suite 700, PMB 321 Marietta Georgia 30067 United States [ Map ]		404 567-6875 (Phone) Visit Website »


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Atlanta Georgia United States		404 567-6875 (Mobile) Visit My Website »


Marital Status:	Married
Spouse Name:	Paul

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Education/Experience
BAs, French & English, Illinois Wesleyan University MA, French Language & Literature, Michigan State University MA, TESOL, Michigan State University

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Cheryl Delk-Le Good has been an active member in the field for more than 20 years. She served as President of EnglishUSA in 2011-12 and as Communications & Promotions on the UCIEP Board from 2006-2011. She served as IEP Network Leader for the International Enrollment Management Knowledge Community for NAFSA through 2016 and completed a term as CEA Commissioner/Treasurer in 2015. For 15 years, Cheryl served as director and faculty of the Intensive English Program at Georgia State University. Prior to moving to Atlanta, she taught at Western Michigan University and Michigan State University. She earned her BA from Illinois Wesleyan University and MA degrees in French and TESOL at Michigan State University. Her areas of specialization include program administration, curriculum and materials development; she has authored two ESL textbooks and has conducted multiple program and curriculum reviews, nationally and internationally.

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Cheryl Delk-Le Good has been an active member in the field for more than 20 years. She served as President of EnglishUSA in 2011-12 and as Communications & Promotions on the UCIEP Board from 2006-2011. She served as IEP Network Leader for the International Enrollment Management Knowledge Community for NAFSA through 2016 and completed a term as CEA Commissioner/Treasurer in 2015. For 15 years, Cheryl served as director and faculty of the Intensive English Program at Georgia State University. Prior to moving to Atlanta, she taught at Western Michigan University and Michigan State University. She earned her BA from Illinois Wesleyan University and MA degrees in French and TESOL at Michigan State University. Her areas of specialization include program administration, curriculum and materials development; she has authored two ESL textbooks and has conducted multiple program and curriculum reviews, nationally and internationally.