Katherine Lee is a dually-licensed health service (clinical) and school psychologist. She brings experience and expertise from pre-and post-doctoral training in clinical settings and school-based employment to her teaching and supervision in the school psychology program. Dr. Lee feels all students pursuing this profession must be equipped with factual knowledge, sufficient supervised training, foundational ethics, and interpersonal skills to be effective and productive in their work and advocacy.

Dr. Lee earned her bachelor's degree from Princeton University and later attended Teachers College, Columbia University, where she completed both her master's and doctoral degrees. She serves as the field experience coordinator for the program, as the university liaison for the Nevada Association of School Psychologists, and on the Leadership Council of the Princeton Alumni Association of Nevada. She loves to spend time with her husband and four children in her free time, practice yoga, and reconnect with her friends.

As of 2022, Katherine is also proud to provide university service as a certificated mediator through the Ombuds Office. From her training with Professor Margaret Crowley, she embraces the value of facilitative mediation. She approaches mediation with a compassionate, open mind to assist parties with communication and refocus them on their shared interests rather than opposing positions.