Linken Lam serves as the Program Coordinator for the SEED Scholars Honors Program and strives to expand the conversation about access to higher education beyond admissions and towards a supportive and enveloping environment.
His bachelor’s degree in Psychology and his master’s degree in Human Development Counseling provide him the theoretical framework to best serve students. He formed complementary skills during foundational experiences working in various offices of Student Services, Career Management, EDI (Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion), and Student Engagement and Well-being.
To all scholars, he hopes to be a source of resources, a cheering supporter, and a patient listener. His goals are to help students center themselves, find their passions, and move towards those passions as they journey through college and beyond.
Linken Lam has a BA in Psychology and a BA in Integrative Biology from UC Berkeley and an MEd in Human Development Counseling from Vanderbilt University’s Peabody College of Education. He is a member of the American School Counselor Association and Chi Sigma Iota, the national counseling honor society.