Websder Corneille is a distinguished media professional and academic, deeply passionate about promoting Haitian culture and history. He began his academic journey at the Faculty of Human Sciences and the Faculty of Applied Linguistics at the State University of Haiti in October 2010, driven by his commitment to media and communication. His career in journalism started in 2000 with an internship at "Radio Vision 2000," where he joined and later became the main host of the entertaining show "Paroles de Jeunes." Websder also co-hosted "Pluriculture," a cultural magazine on Vision 2000. His contributions extend to print media, having written for Haïti Monde, Controverse, and Le Nouvelliste, before joining Loop Haiti in 2017. Additionally, he served as the communications officer for the scientific communication platform RaccourSci, representing Acfas and AUF.

Websder is currently an incoming Adjunct Lecturer in Haitian Creole, culture, and society at Indiana University Bloomington, and an ESL Interventionist at Phalen Leadership Academies in Indianapolis. He is also an international strategic partner of the University of Regina in Canada. He has previously served as the head of communications for the United Nations, Acfas/RaccourSci, and the Francophone Agency for Higher Education. Websder is the Founder and Executive Director of the Haitian Creole Language and Culture Program, a seven-week immersive and hybrid program designed to foster Haitian Creole linguistic proficiency, cultural and historic understanding of Haiti, and enhance connectivity between native and non-native speakers. This program aims to teach Haitian Creole to adults and children with connections to Haiti, help them learn about Haiti’s rich history and culture, and create comprehensive lesson plans in Haitian Creole. His dedication to education and cultural preservation is evident in his initiative, bridging cultural gaps and providing vital support to the Haitian community, both in Haiti and abroad.