Helen Lee

Helen Lee is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Psychology at the State University of New York at Oswego. A developmental psychologist and Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA), her work bridges biological mechanisms and social factors in children's self-regulation and executive functioning, with a focus on autism and inclusive interventions.

• Education: Post-Doc (University of Michigan), Ph.D. in Comparative Human Development (University of Chicago), M.Ed. in Human Development (Harvard University), B.S. in Biology and Psychology (University of Maryland)

Research Focus: Helen Lee’s translational research emphasizes creating inclusive assessments and interventions for children with special needs, particularly autism. Her expertise spans social-emotional development, behavioral analysis, and developmental psychology, aiming to address diverse developmental needs through interdisciplinary approaches.

Teaching: She teaches PSY 290 - Research Methods in Psychology and PSY 320 - Developmental Psychology, integrating her clinical and academic experience into pedagogy.