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"
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"
