Lee Frazer
Lee is available during the Organizational Applied Strategic Planning process to help learning organizations consider and integrate best practices in staff development, adult and continuing education, and educational leadership - specialties gained through doctoral work at the University of Wisconsin-Madison and a range of teaching and management positions in the education sector.
Lee is a tenured associate professor in the School of Education at Fort Lewis College - Colorado's public liberal arts college - where he's also the chair of the Adventure Education Department and thesis advisor in the Master of Arts in Education graduate program. A recipient of the College's most prestigious teaching award, Lee lends his creative know-how in adult learning to help develop curricula for our courses. A gifted facilitator, Lee also conducts innovative, breakthrough team-building sessions for our clients.
An avid climber, mountaineer, and backcountry skier with 25 years of experience working in outdoor and experiential education, he brings a unique perspective to our leadership development, team-building, and personal growth consulting.
Education:
Ph.D., Educational Leadership and Policy Analysis, University of Wisconsin-Madison
M.S., Continuing and Vocational Education, University of Wisconsin-Madison
