Professional Associations
Center for Economic Progress, Vice Chair
Community Renewal Society, Board Member
Telecommunications Policy Research Conference, Board Member

Honors
Alliance for Women in Media, Sixty@60 honoree, 2011
John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, National Challenge Contest Reviewer, 2010
Rockwood Leadership Institute, Fellow, Media and Technology, 2009
The Broadband Properties Magazine, Top 10 MDU Pioneers, 2007
United Airlines, Certificate of Recognition, awarded 2006
Steans Family Foundation, Certificate of Recognition, awarded 2005
International Truck & Engine Corporation, Certificate of Recognition, awarded 2003
Illinois State Representative Arthur Turner, Certificate of Recognition for Dynamic Leadership, awarded 2003

Select Published Works

Gant, J.P. & Turner-Lee, N. (2011). Government Transparency and Community Information Needs. Washington, DC: The Aspen Institute.

Li, Y. & Turner-Lee, N. (2011). Does Place Matter?: Broadband Availability, Race, and Income. Washington, DC: The Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies.

Turner-Lee, N. (2010). Increasing Civic Engagement in the Digital Age. Indianapolis, IN: Federal Communications Commission Law Journal.

Turner-Lee, N. (2010). Increasing Civic Engagement in the Digital Age. Washington, DC: Time Warner Research Program.

Gant, J.P., & Turner-Lee, N. (September 2010). The Need for Broadband Acceptance:  A New Policy Framework for Promoting Digital Inclusion.  Paper presented at the Telecommunications Policy Research Conference, Washington, DC.

Gant, J.P., Turner-Lee, N., Li, Y., & Miller, J. (2010). National Minority Broadband Adoption: Comparative Trends in Adoption and Acceptance.  Washington, DC: The Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies.

Turner-Lee, N. (2009). Broadband Imperatives for African Americans: Policy Recommendations to Increase Digital Adoption for Minorities and Their Communities.  Washington, DC:  The Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies.

Lee, N.E. (2008). Digital Equity, Making the Case for Social Utility of Technology. In Shark, A.R. & Toporkoff, S. (Eds.), Beyond e-Government and e-Democracy: A Global Perspective (189-197). Washington, DC: Public Technology Institute and ITEMS International.

Lee, N.E. (in progress). The World is Not Flat:  How Broadband is Reshaping American Democracy. Manuscript in progress for book publication.
 

Dr. Turner-Lee's full biography can be found here.