Juliet P. Lee, Ph.D.
Research Associate

Persistent Smoking in Bars: An Ethnographic Analysis

Juliet Lee is a Research Anthropologist at PRC. She received her Ph.D. in Cultural Anthropology from the University of Virginia after conducting doctoral research on ethnic identity, urbanization, and public policy in Indonesia. Prior to coming to PRC, she conducted research on public health needs for Latino and Southeast Asian immigrants in the Central San Joaquin Valley and program evaluations in Fresno and Los Angeles. She also has extensive experience conducting survey research and field interviews, including research on breast cancer and tobacco cessation. At PRC she works as project ethnographer on the Sacramento Neighborhood Alcohol Problem Prevention project; project manager on the Preventing Minority Drinking Problems project; and as project manager and project ethnographer on Smoking in Bars: An Ethnographic Analysis; as well as continuing to develop a research interest in substance use among Southeast Asian youth and young adults.

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