Jade Lee

Jade Lee is an accomplished professional who holds a Doctor of Philosophy in Educational Studies with a focus on Research, Measurement, and Evaluation from Emory University. Her academic journey also includes a Bachelor of Arts in Urban Studies/Urban Education from Stanford University and a Masters of Arts in Teaching Secondary English, Grades 7-12 from Brooklyn College.

Currently, Jade serves as an Assistant Professor at the University of New Hampshire, where she contributes her wealth of knowledge and experience to the academic realm. Prior to this role, she held the prestigious position of Institute of Education Sciences (IES) Postdoctoral Fellow at the University of Pennsylvania Graduate School of Education.

Before entering the academia, Jade Lee made a significant impact as an English Teacher at the Hyde Leadership Charter School. Her dedication to education also led her to work as a Research Consultant at The Hyde Foundation, a Research Associate at the Center for Research on Evaluation, Standards, and Student Testing, and a Research Consultant at Education Pioneers.

Jade's passion for research and education is evident from her extensive background, which also includes serving as a Research Assistant at the University System of Georgia. Her diverse experience has equipped her with a unique perspective and valuable skills that she brings to her current role in academia.