Lee Chumack
About Lee Chumack
Lee Chumack is a Program Assistant at UMass Boston, focusing on empowering youth from diverse backgrounds. With a background in linguistics and experience as a violin instructor, Chumack actively integrates technology into education.
Current Role at UMass Boston
Lee Chumack has been serving as a Program Assistant at UMass Boston since 2015. In this role, Lee focuses on empowering youth from low socioeconomic backgrounds, LGBTQIA identities, and racially diverse backgrounds. This position involves supporting various programs and initiatives aimed at fostering inclusivity and educational access for underrepresented groups.
Educational Background
Lee Chumack studied Linguistics at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, where they completed a Bachelor's degree from 2009 to 2015. This six-year academic journey provided a foundation in language studies, which may inform their current work in education and youth empowerment.
Previous Experience at UMass Boston
Before their current role, Lee Chumack worked as a Tutor at UMass Boston from 2014 to 2015 for eight months. During this time, Lee contributed to the academic success of students by providing personalized tutoring support in various subjects.
Experience in Education
Lee Chumack has a diverse background in education, having worked as a Substitute Teacher at New Bedford Public Schools from 2012 to 2013 for one year. Additionally, Lee has been a Violin Instructor at the Suzuki Institute of Boston Inc since 2015, where they plan and organize violin lessons for children aged 5-8.
Skills in Technology and Development
In addition to their educational roles, Lee Chumack is actively learning software development. This initiative aims to integrate technology with education and administration, enhancing the effectiveness of educational programs and outreach efforts.