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Jon Lee, PhD, is a Lecturer in the Department of English at Suffolk University, where he bridges folklore studies with creative writing and literature. His academic background includes a PhD in Folklore from Memorial University of Newfoundland, an MFA in Poetry from Lesley University, an MA in Folklore from Utah State University, and a BA in History with a Spanish minor from Gonzaga University.
- PhD, Memorial University of Newfoundland (Folklore)
- MFA, Lesley University (Poetry)
- MA, Utah State University (Folklore)
- BA, Gonzaga University (History, Spanish minor)
Jon Lee's research explores the intersection of folklore, public health, and literary expression. His work focuses on Folk Medicine, Oral Narratives, and the Urban Legends and the Supernatural, particularly how these elements manifest in disease-related storytelling and collective memory. He also contributes to Modern Poetry and Creative Writing, using literary forms to interrogate cultural narratives.
Jon Lee's publications and presentations reveal a thematic focus on Disease Narratives, Rumor Spread, and Cultural Perception, often analyzing historical and contemporary responses to epidemics like SARS and H1N1. His work spans books, reviews, and conference papers, showcasing interdisciplinary engagement with public health, literature, and folklore.
- Visiting Professor of Folklore, Utah State University, Spring 2015
