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Serge Lee

California State University, Sacramento

Affiliations

Social Sciences & Interdisciplinary Studies

Asian Studies

California State University, Sacramento

College of Health & Human Services

Services Of College Of Health And Human

Division Of Social Work

Health & Human Services

Social Work

NoneSerge Lee is currently serving as a Asian Studies faculty at California State University, Sacramento.

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Serge Lee

California State University, Sacramento

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public health health policy psychology social work practice social work research social work theory global health preventive healthcare mental health health care women's health international social work health care disparities healthcare provision teaching sociology mental health status hmong women hmong americans population health health promotion socioeconomic status ethnicity family issues family relations family studies psychiatric care psychological trauma respiratory medicine health systems screen medium psychiatric research mental health nursing sexuality and disability applied social psychology migration studies social anthropology asian studies health prevention cancer screening cancer prevention cultural factors social stress mental health interventions community mental health behavioral health connected health health care management indigenous peoples underserved populations status attainment disability studies ableism disability awareness anti-oppressive practice patient empowerment cultural psychology cross-cultural assessment cross-cultural perspectives personality psychology social work policy hmong adults life stress patient navigation program pap test screening decision-making case study existing sources related brief summary hmong clients social work education comparative view complex problem-solving african international students cross-cultural adaptation

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Personality as a Predictor of Complex Problem-Solving in Cross-Cultural Adaptation: A Study of African International Students in China. Frontiers in Psychology (2026)

cultural changecross-cultural adaptationeducationafrican international studentspersonality assessmenteducational psychologycross-cultural perspectivespsychologycultural psychologycross-cultural assessmentpersonalityculturepsychological sciencecultural diversityintercultural studiesidentity (social science)personality psychologycomplex problem-solving

The Modernization of Social Work Education and Its Practicum Modalities in the United States: Becoming an American Internationalization of Social Work. International Journal of Social Work (2025)

professional developmentsocial work researchteaching sociologyunited stateseducationamerican internationalizationsocial work practiceinternational social worksocial changesocial work theorysocial sciencessocial worksocial work policy

When Social Work Client Self-Determination Principle Meets Confucius Culture: A Living Will Decision-Making Case Study in China. OMEGA - Journal of Death and Dying (2022)

social sciencesdecision-making case studysocial responsibilityculturesocial work

Applying Anti Oppressive, Empowerment, and Strengths Based Approaches to Social Work Practice With Hmong Clients. Asian Social Work Journal (2021)

Serge C LeeCindy VangJenny ChangPa Der Vang

social inequalitypatient empowermentinternational social worksocial sciencessocial justicesocial work practicesocial work theoryapplied social psychologymigration studiesanti-racismsocial worksociologyanti-oppressive practicesocial work researchsocial anthropologysociocultural anthropologyasian studieshmong clientseast asian studies

Comparative View on Social Work Education and Practices as Art and Science for China and the USA. The British Journal of Social Work (2021)

social work researchcomparative viewteaching sociologyeducationteacher educationsocial work practiceart educationsocial work theorycontemporary chinaculturesocial worksocial work education

Increasing Hepatitis B Screening for Hmong Adults: Results From a Randomized Controlled Community-Based Study. Cancer Epidemiology Biomarkers & Prevention (2013)

Moon S. ChenDao M. FangSusan L. StewartMay Ying LySerge LeeJulie H.T. DangTram T. NguyenAnnette E. MaxwellChristopher L. BowlusRoshan BastaniTung T. Nguyen

preventive healthcarehealth promotionhealth policycancer preventionhealth preventionhmong adultspopulation healthpublic healthglobal healthcancer screening

Mental Health Status of the Hmong Americans in 2011: Three Decades Revisited. Journal of Social Work in Disability & Rehabilitation (2012)

psychiatric carepsychologybehavioral healthpsychiatric epidemiologymental healthpublic healthmental health statusmental health interventionshmong americanspsychiatrypsychological traumacommunity mental health

Revisiting 37 Years Later: A Brief Summary of Existing Sources Related to Hmong and Their Mental Health Status. DOAJ (DOAJ: Directory of Open Access Journals) (2012)

existing sources relatedclinical psychologymental health nursingpsychiatric researchbrief summarypsychiatrymental healthmental health statuseast asian studies

Access to Adequate Healthcare for Hmong Women: A Patient Navigation Program to Increase Pap Test Screening.. PubMed (2010)

Penny LoDao Moua FangMay Ying LySusan StewartSerge LeeMoon S. Chen

preventive healthcarehealth care managementpatient navigation programhealth carehealthcare provisionhealth policyrespiratory medicinehealth care disparitiesindigenous peoplesveterinary medicinewomen's healthhmong womenconnected healthscreen mediumpap test screeninghivepidemiologyhealth systemspublic health

Factors Associated With Pap Testing Among Hmong Women. Journal of Health Care for the Poor and Underserved (2010)

Dao Moua FangSerge LeeSusan StewartMay Ying LyMoon S. Chen

health carehealthcare provisionhealth policyhealth care disparitiesrural healthunderserved populationshmong womenstatus attainmentpublic healthglobal healthhealth services researchdemographywomen's health

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Serge Lee

California State University, Sacramento

Affiliations

Social Sciences & Interdisciplinary Studies

Asian Studies

California State University, Sacramento

College of Health & Human Services

Services Of College Of Health And Human

Division Of Social Work

Health & Human Services

Social Work

NoneSerge Lee is currently serving as a Asian Studies faculty at California State University, Sacramento.

Honors

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Experiences

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California State University, Sacramento

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

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Personality as a Predictor of Complex Problem-Solving in Cross-Cultural Adaptation: A Study of African International Students in China. Frontiers in Psychology (2026)

The Modernization of Social Work Education and Its Practicum Modalities in the United States: Becoming an American Internationalization of Social Work. International Journal of Social Work (2025)

When Social Work Client Self-Determination Principle Meets Confucius Culture: A Living Will Decision-Making Case Study in China. OMEGA - Journal of Death and Dying (2022)

social sciencesdecision-making case studysocial responsibilityculturesocial work

Applying Anti Oppressive, Empowerment, and Strengths Based Approaches to Social Work Practice With Hmong Clients. Asian Social Work Journal (2021)

Serge C LeeCindy VangJenny ChangPa Der Vang

Comparative View on Social Work Education and Practices as Art and Science for China and the USA. The British Journal of Social Work (2021)

social work researchcomparative viewteaching sociologyeducationteacher educationsocial work practiceart educationsocial work theorycontemporary chinaculturesocial worksocial work education

Increasing Hepatitis B Screening for Hmong Adults: Results From a Randomized Controlled Community-Based Study. Cancer Epidemiology Biomarkers & Prevention (2013)

Moon S. ChenDao M. FangSusan L. StewartMay Ying LySerge LeeJulie H.T. DangTram T. NguyenAnnette E. MaxwellChristopher L. BowlusRoshan BastaniTung T. Nguyen

preventive healthcarehealth promotionhealth policycancer preventionhealth preventionhmong adultspopulation healthpublic healthglobal healthcancer screening

Mental Health Status of the Hmong Americans in 2011: Three Decades Revisited. Journal of Social Work in Disability & Rehabilitation (2012)

Revisiting 37 Years Later: A Brief Summary of Existing Sources Related to Hmong and Their Mental Health Status. DOAJ (DOAJ: Directory of Open Access Journals) (2012)

existing sources relatedclinical psychologymental health nursingpsychiatric researchbrief summarypsychiatrymental healthmental health statuseast asian studies

Access to Adequate Healthcare for Hmong Women: A Patient Navigation Program to Increase Pap Test Screening.. PubMed (2010)

Penny LoDao Moua FangMay Ying LySusan StewartSerge LeeMoon S. Chen

Factors Associated With Pap Testing Among Hmong Women. Journal of Health Care for the Poor and Underserved (2010)

Dao Moua FangSerge LeeSusan StewartMay Ying LyMoon S. Chen

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