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Dr. Zdenko Braičić is a full professor at the Faculty of Teacher Education, University of Zagreb. He currently holds the position of head of the Chair of Science, Geography and History at the same faculty. He teaches courses in Geography and Methodology of Science and Social Studies. His narrower areas of research interest are economic geography, regional geography and teaching methodology. Zdenko Braičić has published around 30 scientific papers in various journals and proceedings. He is the co-author of several textbooks from the subject Science and Social studies intended for students of primary education.
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Rev. Litan Tanchangya Thero is a monk of Bangladeshi origin, currently studying in Sri Lanka. After completing eight years of monastic education, he graduated from the Buddhist and Pali University of Sri Lanka. He is currently pursuing a one-year diploma in Psychology and Counseling at the SITC campus. Following this, he plans to pursue a master’s degree. In addition, he serves as a volunteer teacher at the Sunday Dhamma school in his temple. As a monk, he has various interests including meditating, reading, preaching the Dhamma, traveling, and photography. His goal is to gain knowledge in many areas and to assist his community by sharing that knowledge, providing them with strength to advance as a nation.
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Venerable Shanti Priyo Chakma is a Buddhist monk studying in Aurangabad, Maharashtra, India. After completing eight years of monastic education, he graduated from Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar College of Arts & Commerce in Aurangabad. He is currently pursuing a two-year Master of Commerce (M.Com.) degree at this college. After that, he plans to pursue a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) degree. Additionally, he is a teacher at the Sunday Dhamma school in his temple. As a monk, he has many passions, including meditating, reading, preaching the Dhamma, and traveling. His goal is to gain knowledge in various areas and contribute to the advancement of his nation.
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Prof. Dr. Nurullah Ulutaş is a distinguished academic in Turkish Language and Literature. He earned his BA in 1997, MA in 2000, and PhD in 2007, focusing on Turkish literature’s complex themes, including suicide. Promoted to Associate Professor in 2015, he teaches a variety of subjects and has published extensively in national and international journals. Currently, he is the Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences at Bitlis Eren University and heads the Turkish Language and Literature Department. Ulutaş has authored four scientific books and two poetry collections, contributing significantly to academia.
