ABOUT US
Dr. Laura CIZER
Following her graduation from the Faculty of Letters and Theology (2000) of Ovidius University in Constanta, Romania, Laura Cizer earned both her Master’s degree in American Cultural Studies (2004) and her Ph.D. in linguistics (2009) at the same university, with a thesis on the toponymy of Tulcea County.
She is currently teaching maritime (as well as general and military) English and French at Mircea cel Batran Naval Academy in Constanta. She is author and co-author of numerous papers and studies published in national and international journals, literary and cultural periodicals. She also participated in various national and international language conferences, and in specialized training courses in the U.S. and France.
At present, her work focusses on teaching/learning the concept of
intercomprehension, previously developed within Redinter and Intermar - two projects funded with support from the European Commission.
Dr Delia Lungu is an Associate Professor at “Mircea cel Batran” Naval Academy. Her main areas of interest are teaching and teacher training. As a teacher, she teaches both English for academic purposes and English for specific purposes. As a teacher trainer, she is a British Council certified trainer who organizes and conducts trainings both in country and abroad. She is author and co-author of numerous papers and studies published in national and international journals, literary and cultural periodicals. She has participated in numerous national and international language conferences, and in specialized training courses in the U.S. and UK. Her research work focuses on developing/teaching the concept of intercomprehension within Redinter and Intermar - two projects funded with support from the European Commission. In addition, Dr. Delia Lungu has a large experience in EU cooperation projects as a coordinator of a Grundtvig project, and as partner and work package coordinator in several other European projects.