Qualifications

Professional Summary:

Ms. Lee has over 30 years experience developing and implementing planning strategies for and managing complex and often politically-charged Environmental Impact Statements and Environmental Assessments using highly skilled agency technical staff. Ms. Lee specializes in facilitating cross-functional and inter-organizational coordination, resulting in well-supported decisions and long-term positive inter- and intra-agency relationships. Using a simple yet detailed and effective systematic interdisciplinary process, her proven "Facilitated Planning Approach," she facilitates teams through articulation of clear statements of need, quantified objectives, scope of decisions to be made, issue statements in cause-and-effect format, reasonable alternatives and mitigation measures, and focused analyses of environmental consequences. She also prepares the document concurrently with the progress of the analysis, using a self-correcting review process. Her training and workshops are nationally recognized for their quality and direct application to the workplace. Her facilitation and conflict-resolution skills ave been used to great and long-lasting advantage by many agencies. Her systematic approach to efficiently and effectively reviewing NEPA documents for quality of the analysis, using her proven "10-Step Systematic Process Worksheet for Reviewing EISs/EAs" has been used by many agencies, including the Environmental Protection Agency, for learning how to review documents themselves, as well as for her professional review of agency and contractor documents.

Education

MS, 1982, Utah State University, Logan, Utah, Wildlife Biology
BS, 1976, University of Maine, Orono, Maine, Wildlife Management