Faculty - Hospitality, Sport and Tourism Management

Lee received his law degree from Stetson University and worked as an attorney in Florida in various capacities for over ten years. He was an area director for a major restaurant company in metropolitan New York before moving to Bangor with his family where he became an award winning managing/partner at one of the area's premier restaurants.

Since moving to Maine in 2003, Lee has concentrated on giving back to the community as much as possible through his charitable work. For the year 2013, Lee will serve as the board chair of the Greater Bangor Convention and Visitor’s Bureau. He is a member of the Board of Directors of The American Folk Festival and the Bangor Region Chamber of Commerce. Lee is the president of the Parish Council at Saint George Greek Orthodox Church and he is also a member of the Friends of the Maine Center the group that led the effort for a new arena/convention center to be built in Bangor. His past fundraising activities have included the following: MPBN, the Bangor Humane Society, and the Tour de Cure Diabetes Fundraiser in Bar Harbor.

As an advisor, Lee enjoys working with his students closely in order to help them to achieve their goals. He acts in the capacity of advisor to student government, the Hospitality Association and Young Republican clubs at Husson. Lee also is the assistant coach of Husson's 4-time conference championship softball team. Lee has always been highly interested in helping students gain knowledge in the business world and hospitality industries. He began his teaching career at Husson as an adjunct professor before joining the faculty full time in 2008. His personal interests include family life with his wife and two children, hiking, kayaking and the Red Sox.

My teaching philosophy is simple: To bring energy and engagement to my students during every class and to help them exceed their expectations in their learning experience both on and off the campus. My goal as an administrator is to assist the Dean in establishing Husson throughout the community as a strength and resource to be developed even further.