Lee holds a B.A. in Elementary/Special Education and a M.Ed. from the University of Louisiana – Lafayette. He has worked in education in a variety of settings and roles. Lee taught fourth and fifth grade at Little Flower School in San Antonio, TX as a Jesuit Volunteer. In addition to teaching fourth grade he also served as the Director of Religious Education at Our Lady of Fatima School in Lafayette, LA. As the Director of Acadiana C.A.R.E.S, Lee developed HIV/AIDS educational training programs. While working with the Target Group in Chicago, he developed career training programs for high school students. While working at DePaul University, Lee mentored and assisted in the development of first year teachers.

Lee currently serves as the Director of JVC Magis, LU CHOICE and the Director of Ministry for the First studies program at Loyola University Chicago. Lee is also a spiritual director trained in the Ignatian tradition by Jesuit Priests in Chicago.

In addition to directing the JVC (Jesuit Volunteer Core ) Magis and LU CHOICE (Loyola University Chicago Opportunities in Catholic Education) programs, Lee is currently pursuing a Master’s degree in divinity as well as a master’s of art in pastoral counseling at Loyola University Chicago.