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Education: Lee studied journalism, broadcast management and economics at Howard University. Professional background: Lee joined Colorado Public Radio in May 2011 as Public Insight Network (PIN) analyst and reporter. He is responsible for managing CPR&#039;s PIN, reporting on public experiences and perspectives, and introducing listeners to Coloradans who want to share their stories. Lee came to CPR from Washington D.C., where we worked at NPR as a multimedia journalist and founding producer of &ldquo;Tell Me More,&rdquo; NPR&#039;s first program to begin as a blog and evolve into a daily award-winning news and talk show. Prior to that, Lee supervised listener correspondence for NPR&#039;s Audience Services group and refocused the network&#039;s daily online engagement with listeners. He has also worked as a correspondent for &ldquo;Teen Summit&rdquo; airing on Black Entertainment Television and junior editor at the Milwaukee Courier. Awards: While Lee was producing NPR&#039;s &quot;Tell Me More,&quot; the program won a national Edward R. Murrow Award and was recognized with a &quot;Salute To Excellence Award&quot; by the National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ). Lee also regularly contributed as a web producer and blogger to NPR.org, which received a 2009 Peabody Award for its content. Q &amp; A Why I became a journalist: Growing up in our Milwaukee home, family life centered on three core regimens: we went to school, we went to church, and every night we watched the news. And I remember being inspired by the legendary CNN journalist Bernard Shaw, who was one of only a few African Americans anchoring a national evening news program at the time. I was fascinated with how he commanded people&#039;s trust and kept Americans informed about events happening all over the world. My mom used to say to me, &ldquo;You know, you could do that.&rdquo; The rest is history. A few years ago, I was able to thank Mr. Shaw in person -- a true highlight of my career Why I got into radio: When I was in college, I met a man who would later become my professional mentor, NPR&#039;s Doug Mitchell. I eventually became his intern and it didn&#039;t take long for me to fall in love with the intimacy of radio storytelling. How I ended up at CPR: After launching an NPR program and spending more than a decade in the same city where I went to college, I was ready for a change. I came across the posting for the PIN position and it seemed like the perfect fit. Finding a way to bring ordinary &ndash; or extraordinary -- people into the mix and lift the curtain on the news process has always been my sweet spot. And I know Coloradans have lots to say about the news and events shaping their world.

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