A co-founder of a national consortium focusing on geriatric social work, she educated and mentored hundreds of students during 12 years at UCLA.
Former UCLA faculty member Karen Lee died of cancer Jan. 25 at her home in Eugene, Oregon.
Lee’s tenure at UCLA Luskin Social Welfare began in 2002 as a member of the field education faculty, and she later served as associate director of the Master of Social Work program. She retired in 2014.
Known for fostering student interest in geriatric social work, Lee represented UCLA as a founding member of the Geriatric Social Work Education Consortium, or GSWEC. Twenty years later, the consortium continues to flourish, and the partnership of universities and centers of excellence has expanded.
Lee is fondly remembered for her passion and guidance by many, including her former colleagues in Social Welfare.
Karen’s full memoriam can be found here.
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