Eun Sandoval-Lee
Eun virtually joined Northwestern University in July 2021. Sandoval-Lee serves as the Project Administrator of Strategic Initiatives, involved in the administration of the University Practicum and development of the Program Assessment Cycle Badge. Sandoval-Lee received their Educational Specialist (EdS) and Master of Education (MEd) degrees in student development as well as a graduate certificate in advanced feminist studies from the University of Massachusetts, Amherst (UMass). Sandoval-Lee also has a certificate in college counseling from the University of California, Los Angeles–Extension, as well as a Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree in linguistics and the Patricia Gurin Certificate of Merit in Intergroup Relations from the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor.
Prior to Northwestern, Sandoval-Lee supported course administration and instruction in multiple capacities as a scholar-practitioner of social justice education, including first-year seminars, intergroup dialogue workshops and classes, graduate student coaching and mentoring, as well as facilitation training at colleges and universities. Sandoval-Lee’s academic background and professional interests include dialogic teaching and learning methodologies, critical and feminist pedagogies, facilitation training and curriculum development, as well as project management in higher education.
Beyond Northwestern, Sandoval-Lee serves as an Administrative Assistant for the Professional and Organization Development (POD) Network in Higher Education.
University Committees:2024–25 University Practicum Content Design Team
2024–25 University Practicum Advisory Board
2024 Gender Inclusive Initiatives Advisory Council
2023–24 University Practicum Content Committee
2023 Gender Inclusive Initiatives Advisory Council
2022–23 University Practicum Content Committee
2021–22 University Practicum Curriculum Planning Committee
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