Choua Lee

Choua Lee is a Hmong Instructor at the University of Wisconsin–Madison, where she has taught Hmong language courses since 2007. She coordinates and teaches intensive Hmong classes for the Southeast Asian Studies Summer Institute (SEASSI) and actively develops instructional materials using a communicative approach. Her expertise spans Hmong language education, instructional technology, and ESL teaching for adult learners.

Education:

• TEFL Certificate, Wisconsin English Language Institute (2006)
• M.A., Instructional Technology and Education, Edgewood College (2004)
• B.A., Computer Science, Lakeland College (2002)
• A.A., Computer Programmer/Analyst, Madison Area Technical College

Her research interests focus on integrating technology into language pedagogy, particularly through platforms like the National Virtual Language Lab (ANVILL). She also serves as a Hmong language translator in healthcare settings. Her teaching excellence has been recognized through the Dr. Brenda Pfaehler Award of Excellence in 2010 and 2013.

Choua collaborates with colleagues to enhance educational technology use and advocates for culturally responsive language instruction. She contributes to the ALC Regional Centers and supports Hmong language preservation efforts.