Lee, J., & Putman, S. (2008). Individual counseling as intervention in the schools. In H.L.K. Coleman and C. Yeh (Eds.), Handbook of school counseling (pp. 397-408). New York: Taylor & Francis Group, LLC.
Lee, J. (2003). The evolution of an organization: 2003 and beyond. Tennessee Psychology, September.
_____ (2002). Where will psychology in Tennessee be in 2003: Post traumatic growth and other anomalies. Tennessee Psychologist, April/May.
_____ (1994). Children’s plan outcome review team. Tennessee Psychologist, October/Nov, 2-3.
Lee, J., Lewis, D., & West, D. (1994). Minority over-representation in the Tennessee juvenile justice system: The phase one study. The Advocate IV (6).
Lee, J. (1994). Children’s plan outcome review team. The Advocate IV (5).
_____ (1994). Analysis of mental health services available to juvenile justice system. Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Three-Year Plan, TCCY.
_____ (1994). Pilot study procedures. The Advocate IV (5).
_____ (1994). The changing role of psychologists in children’s services delivery in Tennessee: ACCT assessments for juvenile court (3rd in a series of 3 articles). Tennessee Psychologist,May/June, 2-4.
_____ (1994). Three bills introduced by TPA succeed in legislature. Tennessee Psychologist, March/April, 1, 3.
_____ (1994). The changing role of psychologists in children’s services delivery in Tennessee: ACCT assessments for juvenile court (2nd in a series of 3 articles). Tennessee Psychologist, March/April, 4-5.
_____ (1994). The changing role of psychologists in children’s services delivery in Tennessee: ACCT assessments for juvenile court. Tennessee Psychologist, January/February, 1-3.
_____ (1993). Uses and perceived usefulness of the psychological evaluation in the juvenile court setting. Unpublished doctoral dissertation, Tennessee State University.
_____ (1993). TennCare and the children’s plan. Psychology’s Healthcare Update, November.
_____ (1993). TCCY evaluating the children’s plan. The Advocate IV (3), July, 1-2.
_____ (1993). TCCY interviews juvenile court judges. The Advocate IV (3), July, 3.
_____ (1993). ACCTs add full-time prevention coordinator. The Advocate IV (3), July, 3.
_____ (1992). Infant mortality, Mental health, Substance abuse, Sexually transmitted disease, Teen violent deaths, Special education. Kids Count: The State of the Child in Tennessee, 33-73.
Bock, D. G., Butler, J., & Bock, E. H. (1984). The impact of sex of the speaker, sex of the rater and profanity type of language trait errors in speech evaluation: A test of the rating error paradigm. The Southern Speech Communication Journal, 49, Winter, 177-186.
Butler, J. (1979). The effects of three types of profanity, sex of the speaker, and sex of the rater on the evaluation of the speaker. Unpublished master’s thesis, Texas Christian University.
Presentations
Lee, J. (2013, November). Professional school counseling legal issues update 2013. Paper to be presented as an invited pre-conference speaker for the 56th annual conference of the Tennessee Counseling Association, Murfreesboro, TN.
Lee, J. & Mitchell, K. (2013, April). Legal and ethical school record-keeping and responding to court demands. Paper presented as an invited speaker at the Middle Tennessee Counseling Association’s Annual CEU Conference, Nashville, TN.
Lee, J. & Mendez, E. (2013, April). Legal and ethical clinical record-keeping and responding to court demands: Continuing education for licensed professional counselors. Paper presented as an invited speaker at the Middle Tennessee Counseling Association’s Annual CEU Conference, Nashville, TN.
Lee, J. (2012, November). Exploring ethical guidelines in light of current court cases. Paper presented as an invited pre-conference speaker for the 55th annual conference of the Tennessee Counseling Association, Nashville, TN.
Lee, J., Mitchell, K. & Presley, J. (2012, April). Current legal issues for the professional school counselor. Paper presented at the Middle Tennessee Counseling Association’s Annual Professional Development Conference, Nashville, TN.
Lee, J. (2012, March). Applying evidence-based psychological research to avoid malpractice. Keynote address presented at the 9th Annual Psychology Department Research Symposium, Nashville, TN.
Lee, J., Lee, W., Mitchell, K., Presley, J., & Webb, T. (2011, November). Professional school counseling legal issues update 2011. Paper presented at the 54th annual conference of the Tennessee Counseling Association, Memphis, TN.
Lee, J. (2011, May). Memories of the 100th year class of NSL. Farewell address presented at the Nashville School of Law Graduation Ceremony, Nashville, TN.
Lee, J., Popkin, J., & Miller, R. (2009, November). Professional issues with sexually active students. Paper presented at the 52nd annual conference of the Tennessee Counseling Association,Chattanooga, TN.
Lee, J., Gardner, A. & Presley, J. (2008, November). Fostering the relationship among the school counselor, the school psychologist, and the special education specialist: A graduate intern training model. Paper presented at the 51st annual conference of the Tennessee Counseling Association, Memphis, TN.
Lee, J. (moderator), Beebe, P., Cabell, A., Carter, S., Claud-West, S, Del Rio-Colson, C., Lucas, U. (2008, April). Applied research: The transition from classroom to practice. Panel discussion at the 50th annual professional development workshop of the Middle Tennessee Counseling Association, Nashville, TN.
Lee, J. & Webb, T. (2007, November). Sexual harassment in the schools: Statutory and case law update. Paper presented at the 50th annual conference of the Tennessee Counseling Association, Franklin, TN.
Lee, J. (moderator), Anderson, S., Brown, K., Cunningham, J., Killen, R., Majeed, S., Thomas, L. & Webb, T. (2007, November). For your ears only, new school counselors: A panel discussion regarding surviving the early years. Panel discussion at the 50th annual conference of the Tennessee Counseling Association, Franklin, TN.
Lee, J. (2007, April). School counselors’ ethical obligations. Paper presented to school counseling and community counseling graduate students, Peabody College of Vanderbilt, Nashville, TN.
_____ (2007, February) Teachers’ legal duty to report child abuse. Paper presented for J.E. Moss Elementary School In-service Training, Nashville, TN.
_____ (2006, November – December). Responsible record keeping for school counselors. Paper presented for Metro Nashville School Counselor In-service training, Nashville, TN.
_____ (2006, September). The school counselor’s duties to warn and to report. Paper presented at the regional conference of the Middle Tennessee Counseling Association, Nashville, TN.
_____ (2006, March). How to apply to graduate programs in school counseling. Paper presented at the Tennessee State University Department of Psychology’s Annual Workshop on Applying to Graduate Programs in Psychology, Nashville, TN.
Lee, J., Jackson, T., & Sanders, K. (2006, March). Academic and attitudinal effects of a pre-vocational experience for fifth and sixth graders: A program evaluation of 2410 subjects in Junior Achievement’s Exchange City. Paper presented at the Middle Tennessee Junior Achievement Annual Board Meeting, Nashville, TN.
Lee, J. (2005, November). Creating a learning environment. Paper presented at the Nashville International Academy’s in-service training, Nashville, TN.
_____ (2005, November). Individual counseling in the public schools. Paper presented at the Rutherford County School Counselors Association’s annual in-service training, La Vergne, TN.
Lee, J., & Lee, W. (2004, November). 2004 update: Key changes in statutory and case law related to Tennessee school counselors. Paper presented at the 47th annual conference of the Tennessee Counseling Association, Franklin, TN.
_____ (2003, November). Tennessee Code Annotated and the Tennessee school counselor. Paper presented at the 46th annual conference of the Tennessee Counseling Association, Gatlinburg, TN.
Butler, R., & Lee, J. (2003, November). Archetypal consciousness as alternative to diagnoses- directed treatment of personality disordered clients. Paper presented at the annual convention of the Tennessee Psychological Association, Nashville, TN.
Averitt, J., Kessler, R., & Lee, J. (2001, October). Child custody and shared parenting in Tennessee: An introduction for psychology as a profession. Paper presented at the annual convention of the Tennessee Psychological Association, Nashville, TN.
Averitt, J., Browning, T., Jackson, R., Laurence, L., Lee, J, Myatt, K., & Vaughn, W. (2001, October). Master’s level psychology practice in Tennessee: Recent developments and future trends. Paper presented at the annual convention of the Tennessee Psychological Association, Nashville, TN.
Lee, J. (2001, October). Psychology’s public education campaign, 2001. Paper presented at the annual convention of the Tennessee Psychological Association, Nashville, TN.
Averitt, J., Hill, R., & Lee, J. (2001, June). Parenting plan update: Training in conducting parenting education seminars and alternative dispute resolutions. Paper presented at a meeting of the Nashville Area Psychological Association, Nashville, TN.
Lee, J. (2001, April). Warning signs of teen violence. Paper presented at Career Day, East Literature Magnet School, Nashville, TN.
_____ (2001, February). Public testimony: Remarks on T.C.A. 36-6-401 regarding parenting plans. Public testimony presented before the Tennessee House of Representatives’ Children and Family Affairs Committee, Nashville, TN.
_____ (2000, November). The two yes maxim: Maximizing parenting effectiveness. Paper presented at the annual convention of the Tennessee Psychological Association Convention, Nashville, TN.
_____ (2000, May). Federal and state legislation affecting psychology in 2000. Paper presented at a meeting of the Nashville Area Psychological Association, Nashville, TN.
_____ (2000, April). Selecting psychology as a career. Paper presented at Career Day, East Literature Magnet School, Nashville, TN.
_____ (2000, February). Grieving the death of a child. Paper presented at Sumner Regional Medical Center Grief Support Group, Gallatin, TN.
_____ (1999, December). Psychological principles in the practice of disability evaluations. Keynote address at the annual convention of the Tennessee Association of Disability Examiners, Nashville, TN.
_____ (1999, November). Contemporary practice update: Charting requirements for practicing in managed care settings. Paper presented at the annual convention of the Tennessee Psychological Association, Nashville, TN.
Laurence, L., & Lee, J. (1999, November). The year in review and ahead: Legislative and professional affairs update. Paper presented at the state leadership conference of the Tennessee Psychological Association, Nashville, TN.
Lee, J. (1998, November). The psychologist as expert evaluator: Workers’ compensation and the assessment of disability impairment. Paper presented at the state leadership conference of the Tennessee Psychological Association, Nashville, TN.
_____ (1998, November). Thinking and depression. Paper presented at Portland Helping Hands, Portland, TN.
_____ (1995, November). Helping families deal with depression and dementia in the elderly. Paper presented at community night at Franklin Manor Nursing Home, Franklin, TN.
_____ (1995, September). Permanency, attachment and separation anxiety. Paper presented at CASA training for Sumner County Juvenile Court, Gallatin, TN.
Heflinger, C., & Lee, J. (1995, March). Evaluating system change: Examining the Tennessee’s children’s plan. Paper presented at the 8th Annual National Research Conference, Tampa, FL.
Lee, J. (1995, March). Three hundred, sixty-eight intensive case reviews: The state of the child in state custody in Tennessee. Paper presented at the 8th annual research conference of the Florida Institute of Mental Health, Tampa, FL.
Lee, J., & Phares, R. (1994, December–1995, January). TPA’s 1995 legislative agenda. Paper presented at town meetings sponsored by the Tennessee Psychological Association, Memphis, Chattanooga, Nashville, Knoxville and Johnson City, TN.
Lee, J. (1994, November). Results of intensive case reviews on children in the custody of the state of Tennessee. Paper presented at the Statewide Children’s Plan Regionalization Conference,Nashville, TN.
Lee, J., & O’Neal, L. (1994, November). The children’s plan: How are we doing? Paper presented at Children’s Plan Conference, Nashville, TN.
Kimbrell, D., & Lee, J. (1994, August-September). Working with TPA to follow changing legal guidelines and broaden your practice in the 90’s. Paper presented at town meetings sponsored by the Tennessee Psychological Association, Memphis, Chattanooga, Nashville, Knoxville, and Johnson City, TN.
Lee, J., & O’Neal, L. (1994, June-December). Regional results of intensive case reviews on children in the custody of the state of Tennessee. Regional statistical findings presented in inter-agency briefings, Clarksville, Cookeville, Chattanooga, Knoxville, Johnson City, Nashville, Jackson,and Memphis, TN.
_____ (1994, July). The role of the juvenile court in mental health program evaluation. Paper presented at the 57th annual conference of the National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges, Nashville, TN.
Lee, J. (1994, May). The uses and perceived usefulness of the psychological evaluation in the juvenile court setting. Paper presented at the State of Tennessee’s Psychological Evaluation Standards Training Conference, Pigeon Forge, TN.
_____ (1993, December). Children’s services in Tennessee. Paper presented at the annual leadership conference of the Tennessee Psychological Association’s Executive Board, Nashville, TN.
_____ (1993, November). Psychological evaluation as a tool for intervention. Moderator and Panelist at the second annual Mid-Cumberland West Networking Conference, Clarksville, TN.
Kimbrell, D., & Lee, J. (1993, November). Psychological evaluation’s role in the children’s plan. Paper presented at the annual conference of the Tennessee Association of Mental Health Centers, Nashville, TN.
