Linda Lee

Thrive Global Campus Editor-at-Large from Harvard University

Linda Lee is a sophomore at Harvard College studying Neuroscience with a minor in Computer Science, though her roots lie in the sunny suburbs of Valencia, CA. She writes for the blog of the Harvard Crimson, and she is also the President of Narravitas, a medical narrative journal on campus. Outside of work, Linda enjoys dancing with the Asian American Dance Troupe on campus, taking aesthetic food photography, binging Korean dramas, and blogging.

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Thrive on Campus//April 5, 2019

Making the Best of the Worst

Thrive on Campus//January 28, 2019

Harvard Time Runs on Loneliness

As the clock ticks down to midnight, enter the new year with a mindset geared toward change and progress. Courtesy of Dawid Zawiła/Unsplash

Thrive on Campus//December 26, 2018

How to Succeed With Your New Years Resolutions

Thrive on Campus//December 3, 2018

Mental Health in the Job Application

Thrive on Campus//October 25, 2018

The Harvard Olympics

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