Sinang Lee
Clinical Instructor, Health Systems and Population Health
Environmental Health Program Manager, Public Health-Seattle & King County, Public Health Seattle and King County
206-263-1192 | sinang.lee@kingcounty.gov
Research Interests
environmental health, environmental justice, health impact assessments, health promotion, climate resiliency, built environment, risk communication, program development, program evaluation, community engagement, community-based participatory approaches, unhoused populations, refugee and immigrant health, school health and safety, pesticides safety educationenvironmental health, environmental justice, health impact assessments, health promotion, climate resiliency, built environment, risk communication, program development, program evaluation, community engagement, community-based participatory approaches, unhoused populations, refugee and immigrant health, school health and safety, pesticides safety education
Bio
Sinang Lee is an environmental health program manager at Public Health-Seattle & King County. She has worked in the government sector for over 20 years at the international, state, and local levels. Sinang applies community-based participatory approaches to center community voices in decision-making, break down institutional barriers, and invest in community-driven innovation. She has launched multiple nationally recognized public health programs, including the model environmental justice program for the US EPA’s Duwamish Superfund site and the King County COVID-19 technical assistance program on indoor air quality. She now oversees a new program to improve environmental health and safety and climate resiliency of school buildings.Sinang Lee is an environmental health program manager at Public Health-Seattle & King County. She has worked in the government sector for over 20 years at the international, state, and local levels.
Sinang applies community-based participatory approaches to center community voices in decision-making, break down institutional barriers, and invest in community-driven innovation. She has launched multiple nationally recognized public health programs, including the model environmental justice program for the US EPA’s Duwamish Superfund site and the King County COVID-19 technical assistance program on indoor air quality. She now oversees a new program to improve environmental health and safety and climate resiliency in schools.
Education
MPH Environmental Health, University of Washington, 2006
BA Environmental Science, University of California (Berkeley), 2001