Media
Book Chapter
“It always seems impossible until it’s done”
in Mom the Chemistry Professor, Personal Accounts and Advice from Chemistry Professors Who are Mothers, 2nd Edition, A project of the Women Chemists Committee of the American Chemical Society
Springer Nature, 2018
ISBN-13: 978-3-319-78971-2
Dr. Lee’s Blogs Appeared on CUR CHEM-Undergraduate Research in Chemistry
Other Articles about Integration of Teaching and Research
- Project symphony: Composing a masterpiece in a science laboratory, iScience 28, no. 2 (2025).
- Biophysical Society, Feb. 19, 2021: At Iona College, Project Symphony Offers an Impactful Four-Year Undergraduate Research Experience
- National Science Foundation (NSF) Discoveries, September 17, 2014, "The right chemistry: NSF-funded researcher mixes mentoring and materials science"
- Chemical and Engineering News (C&EN), Volume 90 Issue 37, pp. 53-55, September 10, 2012 "Shaking Up The Status Quo: Chemistry professors enliven their lectures by helping students see real-world connections"
- The Pinnacle, Official Newsletter of the Iona College Honors Program, Volume 7, Spring 2019 "Lee’s Lab"
- The Pinnacle, Official Newsletter of the Iona College Honors Program, Volume 10, Fall 2019 "Project Symphony Serenades"
Other Noteworthy Media About Project Symphony and Personal Stories from the Project Symphony Members
- Marnie Skinner ’20 "Probing the Interaction between Nanoparticles and Model Lipid Membranes"; "At Iona, she gained the leadership and science skills necessary to pursue her Ph.D."
- Michael McGlone '17 explains how research experiences while at Iona allowed him to develop the knowledge and skills that serve the foundation for his continued professional growth.
- Joseph Giancaspro ’20 "Cell Membrane Model under Electrophysiological Observation"
- Lynnie Chong ’21 "PAMAM Dendrimer Interactions with Model Membranes"
- AJ Liles ’21 "My Experience as a Member of Project Symphony"
- Michelle Muzzio (’15 ACS Chemistry and English, Former Project Symphony Member, ’19 PhD Inorganic Chemistry, Brown University) "Putting Together Chemical Puzzles" delivers an engaging talk on her work designing nano-catalysts for the purpose of deriving chemicals from plant materials known as biomass.
- Dr. Lee explains how she engages students in research, training them to focus, organize and move the world of science. "Helping students through hands-on research"
- Mona Ahonen ’14 "Finding a Community that Nurtures Growth"
- Michelle Muzzio ’15 "Finding Your Path By Trying Something Different"
- Peter Milianta ’16 "Phenomenal Academic Environment Paves the Way for Medical School"
- Joseph Giancaspro ’20 "A Rare Opportunity Leads to Note-Worthy Experience"
- Lynnie Chong ’21 "An Abundance of Opportunities Leads to an Early Acceptance to Medical School"
