Domer Dozen 2019 Honoree: Jane Lee ’09
Jane Lee ’09 works as an assistant professor at the University of Washington. Lee’s work is focused on educating and aiding underserved immigrant groups who lack access to health care. Lee was one of the inaugural Domer Dozen honorees in 2019.
The Domer Dozen is a recognition program from the Notre Dame Alumni Association honoring graduates ages 32 and under. Those chosen represent an exemplary group of young Notre Dame alumni who continue to make a difference in one of the four core tenets of the Alumni Association’s mission statement—faith, service, learning, or work.
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