Hi, I'm Lee. 👋
I study how humans might work together better to solve hard problems in global health.
- Started in ecology, ended up in global health ethics
- Recently joined the Task Force for Global Health's Focus Area for Compassion and Ethics
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Was a researcher at the Human Engagement Learning Platform at Emory University
Consulted for: the Carter Center, CDC, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, the Health Campaign Effectiveness Coalition, the End Fund, the Foundation for the NIH
- MPH from the Rollins School of Public Health in Atlanta, Georgia; BS in biology/ecology from Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond, Virginia
- Somewhere in there: wandered between food service and the humanitarian/NGO world
Some things I'm currently working on and/or thinking about
- antibiotic stewardship, & 'incommensurable' tradeoffs (short term benefits vs. long-term risks)
- collective sensemaking, knowledge/policy networks, & mediation/translation/negotiation/brokerage
- community/'stakeholder' engagement, relational ethics, & political innovation
- ~design (co-, human-centered-, etc.)
- tools for thought & "humane tech"
- emerging technologies & social/behavioral phenomena
- fairness in Global Health partnerships
- implementation science & impact evaluation
- internet affordances
- metascience
- moral imagination
- neglected tropical disease control programs
- organizational learning & health system effectiveness
> pardon dust – work in progress ✨_