Saint Lee (they/them) is a dedicated advocate, scholar, and community leader with a strong background in social services and a deep commitment to equity and justice. As a first-generation college student pursuing a degree in psychology at CUNY SPS, Saint is passionate about addressing systemic inequalities and empowering marginalized communities.

With extensive experience in public health and social services, Saint has worked in roles such as Medication Case Manager, Testing and Navigation Coordinator, House Monitor, HIV Testing/Outreach specialist, and Community Outreach Specialists. Their background reflect their dedication to harm reduction and community well-being.
Saint's professional aspirations center on becoming a professor of social work at the college leveland serving as a Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Accessibility trainer for organizations that provideservices to Black and Brown communities and individuals at the intersections of multiple identities.Their work is informed by a deep understanding of structural oppression, and they seek to createinclusive spaces for learning, healing, and growth.

Beyond their professional ambitions, Saint is a mentor to fellow students, providing guidance andsupport to those navigating higher education. Their passion for advocacy extends to theirresearch interests, which include digital equity, stereotype threat, restorative justice, and theimpact of AI on marginalized communities.
Saint's dedication to community building and social justice fuels their commitment to fosteringsystemic change, whether in the classroom, in advocacy spaces, or through research thatchallenges inequities.