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| − | A biochemistry major and participant in [[Penn]]'s brutal Vagelos Life Sciences program, Paul has also been ("inexplicably", in his words) elected to the presidency of Penn Quizbowl alongside [[Jinah Kim]]. He served as the fourth player on Penn's [[2017 ACF Nationals]] team, which finished in the top bracket. The next year, he was on the team that won 3rd place at [[2018 ICT]] | + | A biochemistry major and participant in [[Penn]]'s brutal Vagelos Life Sciences program, Paul has also been ("inexplicably", in his words) elected to the presidency of Penn Quizbowl alongside [[Jinah Kim]]. He served as the fourth player on Penn's [[2017 ACF Nationals]] team, which finished in the top bracket. The next year, he was on the team that won 3rd place at [[2018 ICT]] DII, alongside [[Nitin Rao]], [[Will DiGrande]], and [[Margaret Tebbe]]. |
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Revision as of 12:25, 14 August 2018
| Paul Lee | |
| Noted subjects | Biology, Chemistry, Music |
| Current college | University of Pennsylvania (2016-) |
| High school | Dunlap |
| Stats | HDWhite • NAQT |
"Paul" Chung Roh (PCR) Lee is a biochemistry major, aspiring music specialist, and clarinet concerto fan at Penn, where he also serves as president of the quiz bowl team.
Career
Dunlap
In his senior year, Paul was the captain of Dunlap's quiz bowl team, which mainly participated in Illinois Scholastic Bowl events. He lead the team to several high finishes at local events and made all-state second team his senior year.
Penn
A biochemistry major and participant in Penn's brutal Vagelos Life Sciences program, Paul has also been ("inexplicably", in his words) elected to the presidency of Penn Quizbowl alongside Jinah Kim. He served as the fourth player on Penn's 2017 ACF Nationals team, which finished in the top bracket. The next year, he was on the team that won 3rd place at 2018 ICT DII, alongside Nitin Rao, Will DiGrande, and Margaret Tebbe.
Writing
Paul contributed biology and chemistry questions to Penn Bowl in 2016 and 2017.