Liu Chang is a junior student majoring in English and Japanese at Dalian University of Foreign Languages. She participated in CIMUN 2008 (China National Model United Nations Conference) and AIMUN2009 (Asia International Model United Nations Conference) representing respectively delegate of Poland and Chile. She also volunteered in CISIS 2009 (International Conference on Complex, Intelligent, and Software Intensive Systems) and WEF 2009 (World Economic Forum). These experiences inspired her motivation to devote herself to public and international affairs and also paved the way of her involvement in this VSFS program. She hopes through the active communication with the interviewees and browsers, more people will get inspired to engage in contributing to this our world and people.

Sandra has a strong interest in the arts with a B.A. in Art History followed by a Fulbright Fellowship research on "The Symbiosis of Early 20th Century French and Chinese Paintings" in Paris, France. Her experience in France provoked questions based on assumptions of her Americaness or Chineseness by both French and Chinese students. She learned from this unexpected product of her research that we can not underestimate the power of educational and cultural exchange as a diplomatic tool to generate mutual understanding between people and states. This experience prompted Sandra to pursue an M.A. in Global Policy Studies at The University of Texas at Austin with a specialization in Security, Law, and Diplomacy.

Monica Kang is a Korean American who has a strong interest in East Asia-America's security and politics. In the course of her studies at the States, she has gained insight of international politics during her work at Senator John Kerry's office in Boston, Congressmen Jim Leach in Washington, D.C., US Library of Congress, National Committee on North Korea, and most recently finished at the U.S. State Department in Washington, D.C. In 2008-9, she re-established an Asian Studies community for all students, faculty and alumni through her leadership role as the President of the Asian Studies Initiative at BU (ASIABU). Since completing her studies at BU majoring in International Relations and a minor in Chinese language, she hopes to continue working and studying in this diplomatic field. Currently, she is working at the United Nations Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR) in Geneva, Switzerland.

Guo Yongliang is a thin boy with a not very big head but he is not without thoughts. As a straight-A student in Dalian University of Foreign Languages studying English and Japanese, he takes great interest in different cultures and the common good of human race. He believes to do good to people will eventually do good to himself. Different cultures coexist harmoniously within him: he once acted a Chinese classic drama "Thunder Storm" in English and became the best actor at the College Student English Drama Contest of Dalian. And his study of global issues has matured him: he once represented Bangladesh on the subject of Microfinance in 2009 Hong Kong International Model United Nations Conference and got to know that there are too many people suffering with too few people giving hands. He's now the Chairperson of the Economic and Social Council of the Model United Nation Association of Dalian University of Foreign languages. Being an active student leader, he has launched several campaigns to broaden his schoolmates' awareness of social engagement by volunteering, giving donations, public speeches and meetings and other activities. And now, by joining this VSFS team and interviewing Everyday Diplomats, he's contributing to the world in his own way.