High School Faculty
Meet the High School Faculty and Staff
What brings it all together?
A faculty focused on growth and continuous improvement.
Meet the High School Faculty and Staff
Dr. Colleen Boyett
High School Principal
Dr. Colleen Boyett
High School Principal
Dr. Boyett feels everyone should read “The Seven Pillars of Wisdom” by T.E. Lawrence.
Outside of school, Dr. Boyett enjoys doing historical research, relaxing at the beach, and listening to Dvořák.
Dr. Boyett is inspired by individuals who choose to look for the positive in every situation, and while acknowledging real obstacles that need to be overcome, refusing to allow themselves to be paralyzed by them.
- Email:HS_Principal@kis.ac
Lucas Oren
High School Associate Principal
Lucas Oren
High School Associate Principal
I think everyone should read The BFG by Roald Dahl.
Outside of school, I most enjoy cheering for the Wisconsin Badgers, Milwaukee Brewers, and Green Bay Packers; playing basketball, riding mops, bicycling, traveling, and trying new/strange food.
I’m inspired by life.
Sean Hunley
High School Instructional Coach and Curriculum Coordinator
Sean Hunley
High School Instructional Coach and Curriculum Coordinator
Mr. Hunley would recommend that everyone read the collected short stories of Ted Chiang ("Exhalation") and "Team of Rivals" by Doris Kearns Goodwin.
Outside of school, Mr. Hunley enjoys exploring the outdoors, trying new foods, traveling, and relaxing with family and friends.
Mr. Hunley is inspired by kind, generous people; and by the human creativity behind great music, art, and architecture.
Savannah Bamburg
High School Librarian
Savannah Bamburg
High School Librarian
Ms. Bamburg would recommend that everyone read “Grief is the Thing with Feathers” by Max Porter and “Persuasion” by Jane Austen.
Outside of school, Ms. Bamburg enjoys cooking, walking her dog, road trips, baking (or trying to bake) cakes, traveling anywhere, reading or listening to a good book, gardening, trying new food, and visiting all types of museums.
Ms. Bamburg is inspired by those who express individuality and probably any book she’s read or will read next.
- Email:HS_Librarian@kis.ac
Eric Seo
High School Counselor
Eric Seo
High School Counselor
Mr. Seo would recommend that everyone read “How the Body Keeps the Score” by Dr. Bessel van der Kolk. This book provides a valuable insight into the manifestation of trauma and how it affects our body.
Outside of school, Mr. Seo enjoys playing team sports such as ice hockey, volleyball, and basketball, as well as cycling, running, hiking, camping and enjoying the outdoors.
Mr. Seo is inspired by outstanding people who live selfless lives and help others.
- Email:eseo@kis.ac
Sumana Moudgal
Director of College Counseling
Sumana Moudgal
Director of College Counseling
- Email:smoudgal@kis.ac
Chris Reese
College Counselor
Chris Reese
College Counselor
Outside of work, Mr. Reese enjoys board games, boxing, and bonding with stray cats.
Mr. Reese is inspired by semicolons, mixed metaphors, and authentic student expression.
- Email:creese@kis.ac
Sarah Rutherford
College Counselor
Sarah Rutherford
College Counselor
Ms. Rutherford enjoys reading books that help her push her limits physically. When reading about what others have achieved, it reminds her of what the human body is capable of.
Outside of school, Ms. Rutherford enjoys hiking, cycling and being in nature.
Ms. Rutherford is inspired by her auntie and people who have achieved great physical accomplishments as well as nature.
- Email:srutherford@kis.ac
Brian Sylvester
College Counselor
Brian Sylvester
College Counselor
As a self-proclaimed Tolkien fanatic, Mr. Sylvester would recommend reading “The Lord of the Rings” and “The Hobbit” by J. R. R. Tolkien. He believes there may be more truths to be gleaned from Middle-earth than most people realize. Mr. Sylvester also enjoys reading political non-fiction, such as “Freedom” by Angela Merkel, which helps him understand the political complexities of our time.
Outside of school, Mr. Sylvester enjoys cooking delicious meals, studying the Italian language, drinking large quantities of good coffee, and hiking through the beautiful scenery that nature provides.
Mr. Sylvester is inspired by cultural diversity and the ways international communities help broaden perspectives and deepen understanding of the world.
- Email:bsylvester@kis.ac
Jae Myong Ryu
College Counselor
Jae Myong Ryu
College Counselor
- Email:jmryu@kis.ac
Neil Barnum
Grade 9 Global Studies; Economics; and, AP US Government and Politics
Neil Barnum
Grade 9 Global Studies; Economics; and, AP US Government and Politics
I think everyone should read Undaunted Courage by Stephen E. Ambrose.
Outside of school, I most enjoy hiking, fishing, tabletop and computer gaming, and playing sports.
I’m inspired by breathtaking vistas.
- Email:nbarnum@kis.ac
Eva Biggart-Brady
Grade 10 Global Studies; Debate; and, AP Human Geography
Eva Biggart-Brady
Grade 10 Global Studies; Debate; and, AP Human Geography
I think everyone should read anything and everything ever written by Bill Bryson.
Outside of school I most enjoy eating good food and traveling as much as I can while also maintaining ongoing communication with my granddaughter.
I am inspired by everyone that I meet in this journey through life.
- Email:ebiggart@kis.ac
Darrick Broudy
AP US History; and, US History
Darrick Broudy
AP US History; and, US History
I think everyone should read The Dragons of Eden by Carl Sagan and Between the World and Me by Ta-Nehisi Coates.
Outside of school, I enjoy rock climbing, mountaineering, hiking, strength training, running, music production, and great vegan food. I am also passionate about issues of diversity, equity, and inclusion, and I’m a cofounder and serve on the board of a non-profit climbing group dedicated to making climbing spaces more accessible, inclusive, and diverse.
I’m inspired by students’ intellectual curiosity, growth mindsets, and resilience!
- Email:dbroudy@kis.ac
Joseph Buric
AP Literature and Composition; and, Grade 12 English
Joseph Buric
AP Literature and Composition; and, Grade 12 English
I think everyone should read How Asia Works by Joe Studwell, Slaughterhouse V by Kurt Vonnegut, Paradise of the Blind by Dương Thu Hương, and Sapiens by Yuval Noah Harrari.
Outside of school, I most enjoy going for long, easy runs, reading at cafes, and watching documentaries at home.
I am inspired by the paradox of knowledge - that the more I know, the more I realize I understand less than before.
- Email:jburic@kis.ac
Nathaniel Conte
AP Capstone: Seminar; and, Public Speaking
Nathaniel Conte
AP Capstone: Seminar; and, Public Speaking
Mr. Conte would like to recommend that everyone read "A Thousand Splendid Suns" by Khaled Hosseini and "Man is the Measure" by Reuben Abel.
Outside of school, Mr. Conte enjoys building Lego, going to the cinema, reading opinion essays, and breathing in crisp air as sunlight sifts through the canopy.
Mr. Conte is inspired by those with goodwill and good faith, by things with speed and grace, and by acts of bravery and humility.
- Email:nconte@kis.ac
Luke Gilliam
AP Microeconomics; and, AP Macroeconomics; Sociology; and, Grade 9 Global Studies
Luke Gilliam
AP Microeconomics; and, AP Macroeconomics; Sociology; and, Grade 9 Global Studies
Luke has a bachelor's degree in Biology and International Studies from Presbyterian College and a graduate certificate in Secondary Social Studies Education. He has also coordinated an undergraduate certificate program at the University of Kansas.
Outside of work, Luke enjoys reading, playing soccer and basketball, and adventuring on hikes and relaxing at cafes with his wife, Tianna, and their miniature dachshund, Sage.
Luke is inspired by well-crafted sentences, discussions, textiles, coffee, and museum exhibits.
- Email:lgilliam@kis.ac
Nicole Henderson
Grade 10 English
Nicole Henderson
Grade 10 English
Nicole is currently gaining a master's degree in Curriculum and Instruction at West Texas A&M University and holds a bachelor's degree in business administration from Xavier University of Louisiana.
Outside of work, Nicole enjoys traveling to experience another culture's food, people, and art.
Nicole is inspired by kindness and efforts to better the environment around us and social justice for the disadvantaged.
- Email:nhenderson@kis.ac
Julianne McAdams
Grade 11 English; Journalism; and, Film as Literature
Julianne McAdams
Grade 11 English; Journalism; and, Film as Literature
Ms. McAdams would recommend everyone read ""The Death and Life of Great American Cities"" by Jane Jacobs, ""Katabasis"" by R.F. Kuang, and ""The Shark Dialogues"" by Kiana Davenport.
Outside of school, Ms. McAdams loves swing dancing, enjoying nature, going to the movies, and hanging out with her cat.
Ms. McAdams is inspired by good listeners and people who treat even everyday life like an adventure.
- Email:jmcadams@kis.ac
Marni Price
AP English Language and Composition; and, AP Capstone: Research
Marni Price
AP English Language and Composition; and, AP Capstone: Research
Marni has a Master's Degree in Education from Lesley University in Cambridge MA, and a Bachelor of Arts in Theatre (History and Literature) from York University in Toronto.
Outside of work, Marni enjoys swimming, singing, dancing, cooking, baking, hiking, and walking her dog.
Marni is inspired by by people who find hope in the hardest situations, and solutions where others find despair. They are the saviors of the world. That, and she is inspired by a home cooked meal that is made with love.
- Email:mprice@kis.ac
John Purcell
Grade 9 English
John Purcell
Grade 9 English
Mr. Purcell would recommend that everyone read “All the President's Men” by Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein; and, “Farewell, My Lovely” by Raymond Chandler.
Outside of school, Mr. Purcell enjoys cooking, coffee, baseball and Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers.
Mr. Purcell is inspired by a well-written song, a great guitar solo and his first sip of coffee in the morning.
- Email:jpurcell@kis.ac
David Rainbolt
Grade 9 Ethics; and, Grade 9 Writing
David Rainbolt
Grade 9 Ethics; and, Grade 9 Writing
Mr. Rainbolt would recommend that everyone read Malcolm Gladwell's ""The Outliers"" because of the very interesting ideas about success. He also feels Larry McMurtry's ""Lonesome Dove"" is worth reading for a sense of what the western United States is like.
Outside of school, Mr. Rainbolt enjoys cooking, spending time with his family, a good walk, and being around the water.
Mr. Rainbolt is inspired by learning: learning from his students, learning from his colleagues, and learning from his community.
- Email:drainbolt@kis.ac
Benjamin Willis
AP World History; AP Psychology; and, Psychology
Benjamin Willis
AP World History; AP Psychology; and, Psychology
I think everyone should read The Sun Also Rises by Ernest Hemingway.
Outside of school, I most enjoy watching sports (Go Dawgs), listening to podcasts (anything history related), and traveling with my wife.
I’m inspired by watching my students master new skills that they thought were impossible and that sense of wonder you get when traveling in a new country for the first time.
- Email:bwillis@kis.ac
Lloyd Baker
AP Calculus BC; AP Physics C: Mechanics; and, AP Physics C: Electricity and Magnetism
Lloyd Baker
AP Calculus BC; AP Physics C: Mechanics; and, AP Physics C: Electricity and Magnetism
I think everyone should read The Disappearing Spoon by Sam Kean—one of the best books I have read for a down-to-earth explanation of the chemical elements and the periodic table.
Outside of school, I most enjoy scuba diving, physical fitness, reading and most importantly, my family.
I’m inspired by a former colleague/friend I taught with at my previous school. Robert Jackson, an outstanding educator and model parent, was a crew member on a ninth-century Arabian dhow, the Jewel of Muscat, making a four-month voyage from Muscat, Oman to Singapore.
- Email:lbaker@kis.ac
Thomas Capranica
Physics and, Ethics
Thomas Capranica
Physics and, Ethics
Mr. Capranical would recommend that everyone read “Siddhartha” by Herman Hesse.
Outside of school, Mr. Capranica most enjoys spending time outdoors, biking, swimming, ultimate frisbee, and cooking.
Mr. Capranica is inspired by honest people and good music.
- Email:tcapranica@kis.ac
John Castilleja
AP Chemistry; and, Chemistry
John Castilleja
AP Chemistry; and, Chemistry
Mr. Castilleja would recommend that everyone read "Enlightenment Now: The Case for Reason, Science, Humanism, and Progress" by Steven Pinker.
Outside of school, Mr. Castilleja enjoys some light exercise, eating delicious food, coffee, and sometimes camping.
Mr. Castilleja is inspired by people who are selfless with their own time and effort.
- Email:jcastilleja@kis.ac
Abigail Clark
Biology; and, Earth Science
Abigail Clark
Biology; and, Earth Science
Ms. Clark recommends "The Midnight Library" by Matt Haig.
In her spare time, Ms. Clark likes reading, singing, and spending time with friends.
Ms. Clark is inspired by people who are kind and considerate of others.
- Email:aclark@kis.ac
Marike du Toit
Algebra II; and, Pre-Calculus
Marike du Toit
Algebra II; and, Pre-Calculus
I think everyone should read The 5 Love Languages by Gary Chapman to develop a better understanding for each other.
Outside of school, I most enjoy camping, the ocean, exploring new places, and spending time with my amazing family.
I am inspired by people who face and overcome major obstacles with a positive mindset.
- Email:mdutoit@kis.ac
Dr. Christopher Duncan
AP Calculus AB; Multivariable Calculus; and, Geometry
Dr. Christopher Duncan
AP Calculus AB; Multivariable Calculus; and, Geometry
Dr. Duncan recommends that everyone read “The Tao of Pooh” by Benjamin Hoff, “City of Thieves” by David Benioff, and “Slaughterhouse-Five” by Kurt Vonnegut.
When he is away from the classroom, Dr. Duncan enjoys hiking, travel, and spending time with family and friends.
Dr. Duncan is inspired when he sees people demonstrating resilience and growth mindsets.
- Email:cduncan@kis.ac
Paul Mangat
AP Computer Science A; AP Computer Science Principles; Programming I; and, Programming II
Paul Mangat
AP Computer Science A; AP Computer Science Principles; Programming I; and, Programming II
I think everyone should read The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams.
Outside of school, I most enjoy spending time in nature, taking photos, learning new technologies, and traveling with my wife.
I’m inspired by people who continue to strive for excellence and have a thirst for knowledge.
- Email:pmangat@kis.ac
Mike Palmer
AP Biology; and, Biology
Mike Palmer
AP Biology; and, Biology
I think everyone should read Welcome to the Universe by Neil deGrasse Tyson and Meditations by Marcus Aurelius.
Outside of school, I most enjoy cooking, cycling, reading and spending time with my family.
I’m inspired by people who have come from troubled pasts but overcame them, individuals like Nikola Tesla and Michael Faraday, and the adaptability of life in general.
- Email:mpalmer@kis.ac
Julie Park
AP Physics I; Physics; and, Linear Algebra
Julie Park
AP Physics I; Physics; and, Linear Algebra
I think everyone should read And Then There Were None by Agatha Christie.
Outside of School, I most enjoy traveling abroad, water sports, and crafting.
I'm inspired by people who are really passionate either about their work or their hobby.
- Email:jpark@kis.ac
Nathan Rose
AP Statistics; and, Geometry
Nathan Rose
AP Statistics; and, Geometry
Mr. Rose would recommend that everyone read ""Origins: Fourteen Billion Years of Cosmic Evolution"" by Neil deGrasse Tyson. It manages to take some of our most impressive scientific discoveries and make them accessible to anybody.
Outside of school, Mr. Rose enjoys learning languages, playing piano, singing, costume design, sewing, prop work, video games, board games, rock-climbing, traveling, cooking, painting, hiking, swimming, basketball, and learning about all things science, among many other hobbies.
Mr. Rose is inspired by natural curiosity, indomitable passion, and humanity’s drive to know the unknown.
- Email:nrose@kis.ac
Ann Shea
AP Environmental Science; and, Chemistry
Ann Shea
AP Environmental Science; and, Chemistry
I think everyone should read, read, read whatever book peaks your interest.
Outside of school, I most enjoy reading, time with friends, walking in nature, yoga, and traveling.
I am inspired by Jimmy Carter and the depth of his humanity and the beauty and vastness of nature.
- Email:ashea@kis.ac
Michael Connor
AP Music Theory; Concert Band; Modern Band; Wind Ensemble; Orchestra; and, Advanced String Orchestra
Michael Connor
AP Music Theory; Concert Band; Modern Band; Wind Ensemble; Orchestra; and, Advanced String Orchestra
Michael has a Bachelor of Arts degree in Music from Lock Haven University and a Master of Science and Education degree from Bucknell University. Michael also studied chamber ensemble conducting in Sarteano, Italy under Simon Carrington.
Outside of work, Michael enjoys making more music! And, when he is not working on music, he enjoys exploring the world and cultures and languages.
Michael is inspired by the connections that music makes to our lives and how music can be used to shape the world.
- Email:mconnor@kis.ac
Carlos Diago Esteve
AP Spanish; Spanish I; Spanish II; Spanish III; and, Spanish IV
Carlos Diago Esteve
AP Spanish; Spanish I; Spanish II; Spanish III; and, Spanish IV
I think everyone should read Ensayo sobre la ceguera by José Saramago.
Outside of school, I enjoy hiking, cooking "tapas", reading, and traveling all over the world with my wife, Heather, and my family. I am a passionate learner of Spanish History and Art History.
I am inspired by nature, beautiful landscapes, the view of the Mediterranean sea and the mountains in the northern side of my country, walking "El Camino de Santiago", and also admiring a work of art.
- Email:cdiago@kis.ac
Benedict Dingle
Theatre I; Theatre II; and, Creative Writing
Benedict Dingle
Theatre I; Theatre II; and, Creative Writing
I think everyone should read The Hunchback of Notre Dame by Victor Hugo, and William Shakespeare’s Richard III.
Outside of school, I most enjoy being near, on, or in the ocean.
I’m inspired by the simple, everyday kindness of others.
- Email:bdingle@kis.ac
Fei Gao
Chinese I; Chinese II; Chinese III; Chinese IV; and, Heritage Chinese
Fei Gao
Chinese I; Chinese II; Chinese III; Chinese IV; and, Heritage Chinese
I think everyone should read The Last Quarter of the Moon by Chi Zijian.
Out of school, I most enjoy photography, traveling, reading and spending quality time with my husband.
I'm inspired by the hiking in Kjerag.
- Email:fgao@kis.ac
Tianna Gilliam
Choir; Chamber Choir; and, Solo Vocal Technique
Tianna Gilliam
Choir; Chamber Choir; and, Solo Vocal Technique
Tianna holds a master's degree in Music Education with a specialty in choral/vocal pedagogy from the University of Kansas as well as bachelor's degrees in Music and Spanish from Presbyterian College in South Carolina. Furthermore, she has published several papers in academic journals on best practices in choral education.
Outside of work, Tianna enjoys spending time with her husband, Luke, and their dachshund, Sage. You can find them hiking, reading, or trying new foods.
- Email:tgilliam@kis.ac
Dany Janveaux
Grade 9 Health and Physical Education
Dany Janveaux
Grade 9 Health and Physical Education
I think everyone should read Cat’s Cradle by Kurt Vonnegut.
Outside of school, I most enjoy leading a healthy and active lifestyle, reading, learning about financial markets, and spending quality time with my wife and our two dogs.
I’m inspired by the challenges and opportunities each new day brings.
- Email:djanveaux@kis.ac
Kara Kunciw
Schoolwide Substitute Teacher
Kara Kunciw
Schoolwide Substitute Teacher
I think everyone should read The Outsiders by S.E. Hinton and A Gentleman in Moscow by Amor Towles.
Outside of school, I most enjoy reading, photography, travel and movies.
I'm inspired by nature, meeting new people, great food and conversation.
- Email:kkunciw@kis.ac
Rachel Lee
Digital Photography; Videography; Graphic Design; and, Yearbook
Rachel Lee
Digital Photography; Videography; Graphic Design; and, Yearbook
I think everyone should read The Giving Tree by Shel Silverstein, as it makes people think about the nature of true love.
Outside of school, I most enjoy watching films, diving, and spending time with my loved ones.
I'm inspired by love and kindness.
- Email:rlee@kis.ac
Michael Lee
Schoolwide Substitute Teacher
Michael Lee
Schoolwide Substitute Teacher
I think everyone should read To Kill A Mockingbird by Harper Lee and The Drug Hunters: The Improbable Quest to Discover New Medicines by Donald Kirsch and Ogi Ogas.
Outside of school, you can find me more often than not at a gym. On the other hand, outdoor activities with a healthy dose of Vitamin D is my other favorite hobby.
I'm inspired by 'suddens': sudden bursts of laughter with my students, 'A-ha's from classwork, and surprise gratitudes given to staff, faculty, students, and parents/guardians.
- Email:mlee@kis.ac
Edward Lehmann
Engineering; Advanced Engineering; Design and Technology; Advanced Design and Technology; Robotics; Advanced Robotics
Edward Lehmann
Engineering; Advanced Engineering; Design and Technology; Advanced Design and Technology; Robotics; Advanced Robotics
I think everyone should read The Two Koreas by Don Oberdorfer and Robert Carlin.
Outside of school, I most enjoy spending time with my wife and playing sports.
I’m inspired by students’ desire to learn.
- Email:elehmann@kis.ac
Jiayi Lu
Schoolwide Substitute Teacher
Jiayi Lu
Schoolwide Substitute Teacher
Outside of work, Ms. Lu enjoys rock climbing, playing LEGO and doing pilates.
Ms. Lu is inspired by the people around her, especially the creativity of her students, interesting friends, and thoughtful families.
- Email:jlu@kis.ac
Neil Maclean
AP Drawing; AP 2-D Design; AP 3-D Design; Visual Art I; Visual Art II - 2D; and, Visual Art II - 3D
Neil Maclean
AP Drawing; AP 2-D Design; AP 3-D Design; Visual Art I; Visual Art II - 2D; and, Visual Art II - 3D
Neil has a Master of Arts degree in Film-making from Leeds Metropolitan University, a PGCE (UK teaching diploma) from University College London and a Bachelor of Arts degree from Durham University.
Outside of work, Neil enjoys lots of sports, especially those that involve sliding sideways, whether on snow, water or concrete, along with making art and exploring new places.
Neil is inspired by creativity, culture and community.
- Email:nmaclean@kis.ac
Sarah Watson
Schoolwide Substitute Teacher
Sarah Watson
Schoolwide Substitute Teacher
I think everyone should read without fear of judgment.
Outside of school I most enjoy outdoor activities and making things.
I’m inspired by things that make the world a better place.
- Email:swatson@kis.ac
Timothy Yu
Individual/ Dual Pursuits; Movement & Expression; Personal Fitness; Recreational & Lifetime Sports; and, Wellness
Timothy Yu
Individual/ Dual Pursuits; Movement & Expression; Personal Fitness; Recreational & Lifetime Sports; and, Wellness
I think everyone should read The Power of One by Bryce Courtenay. It is a fantastic story of why the little things matter.
Outside of school I most enjoy team sports, eating good food, watching movies and reading educational books.
I’m inspired by my mother. Her work ethic and warm compassion for others inspires me to be better everyday.
- Email:tyu@kis.ac
Mi Jeong Kang (Catharina)
Grade 9 Korean Social Studies
Mi Jeong Kang (Catharina)
Grade 9 Korean Social Studies
I think everyone should read River Boy by Tim Bowler or Momo by Michael Ende.
Outside of school I most enjoy being with my three sons, walking the road to keep moments and writing memories, watching movies.
I’m inspired by: ‘We will laugh more, we’ll love more, we’ll see the world. We just won’t be so afraid.’ - Last Holiday (movie).
- Email:mjkang@kis.ac
Yunju Kang (Ellie)
Grade 10 Korean Social Studies
Yunju Kang (Ellie)
Grade 10 Korean Social Studies
I think everyone should read The Little Prince by Saint-Exupery.
Outside of school, I most enjoy time with friends, traveling, photography and driving!
I'm inspired by: ’Love the moment and the energy of that moment will spread beyond all boundaries.’ - Corita Kent
- Email:yjkang@kis.ac
Gyeong A Lee (Raina)
Grade 9 Korean Language and Literature
Gyeong A Lee (Raina)
Grade 9 Korean Language and Literature
Gyeong A thinks everyone should read "The Little Prince" by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry.
Outside of school, Gyeong A most enjoys watching movies and traveling.
Gyeong A is inspired by Carlo Goldoni’s words, “The world is a beautiful book, but of little use to him who cannot read it.”
- Email:galee@kis.ac
Min Ah Lee
Grade 9 and 10 Korean Language and Literature
Min Ah Lee
Grade 9 and 10 Korean Language and Literature
Min A thinks everyone should read "Anne of Green Gables" by Lucy Maud Montgomery.
Outside of school, Min A most enjoys spending time her family.
Min A is inspired by music and the people around her.
- Email:malee@kis.ac