Christine Le, MS is currently an OMS-II at VCOM-Louisiana. She grew up in Coppell, Texas, and moved to the Silicon Valley in Northern California, where she completed her primary and secondary education. She then pursued her undergraduate studies in Southern California, earning a B.S. in Biology at UC Irvine. After graduating, she returned to Texas to complete an M.S. in Medical Sciences at UNTHSC in Fort Worth, Texas.

Throughout her journey, she has held various roles, including medical assistant, marketing intern, dog sitter, and andrologist. She values the sense of community and the impact of building a community. Being immersed in diverse cultural settings has given her an appreciation for the unspoken bond that connects people beyond words—a concept deeply rooted in AANHPI values of community, respect, and shared traditions. Noticing a lack of representation on campus, she co-founded her local APAMSA chapter to create a home away from home for members.

In her free time, she enjoys playing with her dogs—a Border Collie Mix and a Shiba Inu—cooking various dishes, and participating in outdoor sports.