Harris County Emergency Corps
Junha Lee is a dedicated percussion and drum instructor at Texas School of Music since December 2022, while also serving as a student volunteer at Memorial Hermann Health System and a reserve medic with Harris County Emergency Corps. Lee has experience as an energy market researcher at E1 Corporation and as a research assistant at Rice University, focused on wastewater runoff impacts on wetlands. Previous roles include a research intern at MD Anderson Cancer Center, where system-level barriers in cancer treatment were analyzed, and another internship at Oregon Health & Science University studying pancreatic cancer progression. Lee has demonstrated leadership as co-founder of the Camas Community Math Advancement Program and founder of the Youth Scholars Project, both aimed at enhancing STEM education. Lee's educational background includes ongoing studies in Pre-Medicine at Rice University and achieving valedictorian honors at Camas High School.
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Harris County Emergency Corps
Harris County Emergency Corps (HCEC) is a nonprofit, EMS provider, responding to 9-1-1 emergency medical calls to approximately 400,000 citizens of Northern Harris County. HCEC is a premier emergency medical services organization committed to preserving lives through clinical excellence, progressive medicine, and professional service. For more information, visit www.hcec.com.