Jonathan Lee attends Archbishop Mitty High School in the USA. He has demonstrated strong leadership and a commitment to community service.
As Public Forum Captain of his school’s Speech and Debate team, Jonathan creates lectures on debate topics. He also leads research efforts and organises practice rounds. Additionally, he provides specialised training to help teammates improve their skills.
Speech and Debate Achievements
Jonathan actively competes in Public Forum and Original Interpretation through the Coast Forensics League. His achievements include the Degree of Distinction from the National Speech and Debate Association.
He also ranked among the top 15 speakers out of 186 participants at the John Lewis SVUDL Invitational. Furthermore, he attended the University of California, Santa Cruz COSMOS programme. This prestigious four-week residential programme supports students with strong interests in STEM subjects.
Research Accepted at MIT URTC
Jonathan’s research paper, “Development of a Low-Cost Vibration Sensor for Structural Health Monitoring: A Case Study on the Golden Gate Bridge,” was accepted at the MIT Undergraduate Research Technology Conference (MIT URTC 2023) in Massachusetts.
The conference was organised by MIT students in collaboration with IEEE. It provides a platform for students to showcase innovative research. Consequently, acceptance marked an important milestone in Jonathan’s academic journey.
Congratulations to Jonathan on this significant achievement!
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