Jul 2, 2022
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Dani and Micah, Lolly’s best friends.
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Women who are asseritve or passionate are often characterized as ''bitchy''. These are stereotypes we have to challenge.'
Danielle Lee, Spotify
What I love most about writing is that it offers me an excuse to really delve deep into a topic, learn what is fascinating about it, and then share what I’ve discovered with others. I especially love writing about people like Danielle Lee who’ve found a way to do what they are most passionate about, even when the odds seemed stacked against them. My hope is that Danielle's story becomes the spark that inspires other girls to pursue their dreams
Kari Cornell, author of Urban Biologist Danielle Lee, a 2017 Amelia Bloomer List selection
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Postdoc earns TED Fellowship honor
Danielle N Lee, a post-doctoral research associate in the Alexander Ophir Lab in the Department of Psychology has been named one of 21 TED Fellows for the class of 2015.
Lee and the research she conducts studying the behavior of African giant pouched rats has been selected to be included in the 2015 TED program hosted in Vancouver, BC in March 2015.
Learn more about Lee and the other 2015 TED Fellows here.
Previously this year, Lee was named a 2014 White House Champion for Change for STEM (science, technology, engineering, mathematics) Access and Diversity advocacy and was named one of EBONY Magazine's Most Influential African Americans in Social Media for her science communication and access work.