
Jaein Josefina Lee
About Jaein
Lee’s research experiences focus on the structural and cultural factors conditioning ethnic and immigrant identities formation, and more specifically, on the impact of policies and implementation on immigrant youths’ identity development and academic performance. She is especially interested in immigrant youths’ academic opportunities and social integration through higher education. She is currently serving as a research assistant for the National UnDACAmented Research Project, studying the effects of Obama’s Deferred Action program on undocumented young adults. She is also serving as a teaching fellow for the Data Wise Institute, providing teaching assistance to school and district staff in developing policies and programs based on data and evidence.
Contributions
Publications
Explores how the institutional and policy conditions in the receiving countries may influence 1.5 generation immigrants’ perception and formation of their identities.