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Jennifer Lee is the Julian Clarence Levi Professor of Social Sciences at Columbia University. Her research addresses questions about the implications of contemporary U.S. immigration—particularly Asian immigration—on the native-born population. She has studied this from a variety of analytical lenses, including immigrant entrepreneurship and ethnic conflict, intermarriage and multiracial identification, educational opportunities and outcomes, and the surge in anti-Asian violence in the wake of COVID-19.

Her award-winning books include The Asian American Achievement Paradox, The Diversity Paradox, Civility in the City, and Asian American Youth. Lee is a Board Member of the Obama Presidency Oral History, a Trustee of the Russell Sage Foundation, and a Senior Researcher at AAPI Data. She is a Contributor for Science and the Brookings Institution, and has written for The New York Times, The Washington Post, The Los Angeles Times, and a variety of other outlets.