Jennifer Lee
Neuroscience; International Studies with College Honors
Undergraduate
2005 Fellows
Travel Locations: Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia, Argentina, Chile, Brazil, Turkey, Korea, Japan, Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam, Singapore, Laos
Lee proposes to explore the developing countries of South America and Southeastern Europe out of a desire to understand the forces and circumstances that shape lives both within villages and throughout the world.
Alumni Reflections
How did the Bonderman impact your life?
“The Bonderman connected me with kindred spirits everywhere, and that spirit has stayed with me. Professionally, I’ve made my career as a civil servant and developed global policy as a White House lawyer. Internationalism has also manifested for me personally as a core value for the nonprofit coalition I co-founded three years ago.”
What are you doing now?
“I work for the U.S. government as an environmental lawyer. My job has ample opportunities for international travel. I love my job and the chance to work with people from different countries and to travel abroad as a representative of the U.S. government.”
Jennifer Lee sitting near giant tortoises on the Galapagos Islands during her Bonderman.