Dr. Macey Kohls
Areas of Expertise
- School Psychology
Biography
Macey’s background is rooted in education. Before becoming a school psychologist, she earned her training in Elementary Education and Special Education K–6 at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln. While teaching, she developed a passion for school psychology. She went on to pursue her degree in UNK’s School Psychology program, where she also served as a graduate assistant.
Macey worked as a school psychologist in Grand Island Public Schools and for ESU 10 before returning to UNK to teach. She was initially hired as a Graduate Lecturer while pursuing her doctorate in School Psychology from Loyola University Chicago. She later transitioned into a tenure-track faculty position at UNK, where she continues to enjoy the privilege of combining her passion for teaching and school psychology, helping shape the future of the profession.
Macey teaches Scholarly Study, Academic Problem Solving Assessment, Cognitive Problem Solving Assessment, and Problem Solving Assessment Practicum.
Outside of work, Macey enjoys spending time with family and friends, getting lost in a good book, and indulging in a little retail therapy.
