KRISTIN WITBECK LEE
Kristin Witbeck Lee holds a BA in English and Studio Art from Connecticut
College, an MFA in writing from Bennington College and a Masters equivalent teaching certificate from The Center for Anthroposophy. Lee has worked in advertising and founded and taught art, writing and drama for all ages at an educational nonprofit, through which she also homeschooled her children.
Lee has offered workshops in artistic and creative development for parents and teachers, and created multidisciplinary theater events working in collaboration with professionals from Russia, Germany and the United States.
Lee worked for several years in advertising before teaching. Her clients have included The Kennedy School at Harvard University, Kraft, Pillsbury, AT&T and others. Lee's poetry has been published in Western Humanities Review at the University of Utah as well as in the Columbia University Journal of Arts and Literature. She is currently at work on a novel.
Lee has studied healing and intuition, therapeutic listening and Anthroposophy for decades, independently and with teachers from around the world.
Her father, Luis R. Lee, is an enrolled full-blood Seneca, and she is a certified Tribal Seneca Artisan.
Lee's husband Mark is a professor of Economics, Law and Philosophy at Franklin and Marshall College, and their four children are all artists in addition to their other work and school. Lee and her family often work together accompanied by their four beloved dogs.
