Jaesook Gho

Jaesook Gho is an Adjunct Assistant Professor in the Department of Human Sciences and Design at Baylor University's Robbins College of Health and Human Sciences. She joined as an associated faculty member in 2018 and teaches graduate-level courses online, including Research Methods, Theories of Family Development, and Adult Development. Her academic expertise spans child development, family studies, and English as a second language acquisition.

• PhD in Child Development and Family Studies, Purdue University (2004)
• MS in Child Development and Family Studies, Purdue University (2004)
• MA in Christian Counseling, Liberty University (1993)
• BA, Sangmyung Women's University (1990)

Her research focuses on media portrayal of alcohol consumption in South Korea and theoretical methods for English as a second language acquisition. She integrates cultural analysis with developmental psychology to explore family dynamics and language learning.

Dr. Gho has authored multiple books on ESL theory and methods, though specific article trends cannot be detailed due to the absence of journal publications in the provided text.

• NCFR Board-Certified Family Life Educator

Dr. Gho has taught at Liberty University's graduate program online since 2008, following her on-campus role from 2004–2008. Her work emphasizes accessible education and interdisciplinary research in family and developmental contexts.