Nicole Nee

MSCJ, Master of Science in Criminal Justice from University of Texas Rio Grande Valley
BS, Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice and Human Services from Colorado Technical University
AA, Associate of Liberal Arts from Hutchinson Community College

Nicole Nee has made a significant impact in her community through her roles in education and child protection. As a professor at Coffeyville Community College and the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley, she has educated and mentored numerous students, preparing them for careers in criminal justice and political science. Her dedication to student success is evident in her comprehensive course design and personalized mentoring.
In her role as an academic advisor, Nicole has guided students in their academic and career planning, helping them achieve their goals and navigate their educational journeys. Her ability to provide tailored advice and support has been invaluable to many students.
Additionally, Nicole’s work as a Child Protection Specialist demonstrated her commitment to the safety and well-being of children. She worked tirelessly to create safe environments for families, connect them with essential resources, and collaborated with law enforcement to protect vulnerable children. Nicole worked as a Program Provider in Youth Services that worked on rehabilitation to the youth through programing and cognitive behavioral therapy practices.
Overall, Nicole Nee’s contributions have strengthened her community by fostering education, supporting students’ aspirations, and ensuring the safety of children and families.
Nicole and her daughter, Fallon Nee reside in Coffeyville, KS.