Audiobookworm, wanna-be poet, and connoisseur of sound, Kailee Fullmer (she/her) is a queer educator dedicated to learning. She focuses her personal and professional efforts to empowering choice through voice and courageous storytelling. She and her students build authentic artistry together, exploring and expanding their vocal toolboxes while meeting feelings of shame or discouragement with compassion, bravery, and belonging.

In addition to her degrees in Vocal Pedagogy and Performance, Kailee is a trauma-informed voice teacher and colleague. She is dedicated to continuing education in many areas, but her current favorites include trauma and the voice, extended vocal techniques, the Enneagram, and cooking. Kailee believes that artistry is diverse and additive rather than competitive. She loves collaborating and creating with other artists and learning about the language and tools they have to offer the world.

Kailee is dedicated to nurturing diverse, equitable, and inclusive communities and spaces. This means personal work and professional considerations surrounding topics such as anti-racism, LGBTQ+ communities, feminism, body image, neurodiversity, religion, and others. She is passionate about and committed to actively creating positive change in her communities, which requires empathy, courage, compassion, and boundaries.