Ian Lee is a student at Detroit Catholic Central High School in the United States. He has also dedicated time to volunteering. As the youngest Counselor in Training (CIT) at Oak Pointe Church in Novi, Michigan, he worked with second-grade students.
Ian has explored several interests outside the classroom. In January 2023, he participated in the DECA District Competition in the Travel and Tourism category. He competed in a team decision-making event through a role-play exercise. Additionally, he has taken part in several local Rubik’s Cube competitions. He also aimed to achieve a top ranking at the CubingUSA Nationals in July 2023.
Research in Architecture
Ian’s research paper, “A Proposal to Revive the Brewster Wheeler Recreation Center: An Architectural Approach,” was accepted for publication by the Architecture Media Politics Society (AMPS).
His research proposes an architectural approach to revitalising the Brewster Wheeler Recreation Center. It explores how architectural ideas can contribute to the renewal of a recreational space.
AMPS provides a platform for research and dialogue. It also collaborates with established publishers, including Routledge and Intellect Books.
Congratulations to Ian on this achievement!
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