Dr. Jasmine A. Lee is a diversity, equity, inclusion, and justice scholar, practitioner, trainer, andcoach. She has spent over 15 years in higher education, working with students, staff, and facultyto create inclusive campus environments through direct programming and strategic campus-wideleadership, and currently serves as the Associate Vice President for Community and Culture atUMBC. Beyond higher ed, Dr. Lee works with k-12 institutions, non-profit organizations, andfaith-based communities to provide training, consulting, coaching, and organizational changeservices, partnering with clients to curate unique, engaging solutions that lead to sustainable,measurable change. Dr. Lee is a qualified administrator of the Intercultural DevelopmentInventory® (IDI), a certified diversity trainer with the National Coalition Building Institute, aRestorative Practices trainer, and a certified Mental Health First Aid instructor, and uses theseskills to ensure human dignity, love, truth, honesty, and empathy are a part of all approaches toorganizational change.  As a social worker, Dr. Lee holds a BSW from Eastern Michigan University and an MSW fromthe University of Michigan. She earned her Ph.D. at Michigan State University, using CriticalRace Theory as a framework to study the experiences of Black, first-generation, low-incomecollege students and the environments and experiences that bolstered their success at apredominantly white institution.Dr. Lee is a whole human who loves cartoons, traveling, laughing at corny jokes, hanging outwith her puppy, and spending time with family and friends. She is an active member of manyorganizations, including NACADA – National Association for Academic Advising, ACPA –Student College Educators International, and Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. More thananything, Dr. Lee wants people to know that she believes in the world-changing and redeemingpower of radical revolutionary love and asks you to consider the words of Valerie Kaur:“Revolutionary love is the choice to enter into wonder and labor for others, our opponents, andfor ourselves in order to transform the world around us.”