Alan Livingston was born and raised in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, with some time spent in Los Angeles, CA. Alan pursued his education at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater, where he earned a Bachelors of Science in psychology in 2004. He later earned a Master of Science in Education (2006) and Education Specialists (2013) degrees both in School Psychology from UW-Whitewater, and Master of Science in Educational Leadership (2015) from Cardinal Stritch University in Glendale, WI. Alan is a National Certified School Psychologist currently working in the Clark County School District in Las Vegas, NV. Prior to moving to Las Vegas, Alan worked as a school psychologist for 12 year in the Milwaukee Public School district. His current interests are in professional development/training, social justice/equity, trauma sensitive schools, balanced assessment, and mentoring. Last, Alan serves as the new NASP Delegate for NV, with his term beginning in July 2024.

Contact him at alan.livingston.nvasp@gmail.com

Yasmeen Bekhit is a nationally certified school psychologist serving students and families in the Clark County School District. She earned her bachelor's, master's, and Educational Specialist degree in School Psychology from Millersville University of Pennsylvania. Yasmeen is entering her 3rd year as a school psychologist, where she supports two school communities and a diverse population of learners. Yasmeen is passionate about advocating for students, families, and the school psychology profession. Her professional interests include social-emotional and behavioral supports, family-school collaboration, and creating equitable systems that help all students succeed. She is committed to fostering strong relationships through effective communication, collaboration, and problem-solving. Yasmeen believes that partnering with educators and families is essential to supporting student growth and ensuring positive outcomes for all learners.

Contact her at yasmeen.bekhit.nvasp@gmail.com

David Nomicos has over ten years of experience in the field of school psychology. He is passionate about connecting resources with professionals serving rural communities and understands the challenges of balancing increased responsibilities with limited staff, time, and access to mentorship. Over the past several years, he has built partnerships with universities and agencies to expand field supervision opportunities for aspiring school psychologists while also connecting families in northern Nevada with much-needed services. As Treasurer, he is committed to maintaining transparent financial records, providing regular communication to members, and collaborating with the Board to make thoughtful, practical financial decisions that sustain the association's current initiatives while supporting its continued growth to better serve members across Nevada.

Contact him at david.nomicos.nvasp@gmail.com

S. Kathleen Krach is an Associate Professor at the University of Nevada Las Vegas. Her research focuses on the development of culturally appropriate, technology-based, psychological assessments and interventions. In addition to being a professor, she has worked as a school psychologist in a metro-Atlanta school district as well as in private practice. Her areas of practice include: bilingual assessment, forensic assessment, and psychoeducational assessment.

Contact her at s.kathleen.krach.nvasp@gmail.com

Originally from Canada, Karon relocated to the United States in the early 2000s. Her passion for advocating for children began while volunteering with the Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) in Laramie County, Wyoming, where she later served on the organization's board of directors. That experience inspired her to return to school and pursue a career in school psychology. Karon earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Wyoming before completing her Master of Science and Certificate of Advanced Study (CAS) in School Psychology in New York. She completed her internship with Elko County School District in Nevada and, after graduating, worked as a K–12 school psychologist in western and upstate New York. Karon later returned to Nevada, first serving with Elko County School District before joining Nye County School District. She is passionate about supporting students and families in rural communities and enjoys the unique opportunities that come with serving schools across Nevada's diverse and expansive regions.

Contact her at karon.ozols.nvasp@gmail.com

Dr. Katherine Lee is an Assistant Professor of School Psychology at the University of Nevada Las Vegas (UNLV). She plays a pivotal role in educating, supervising, and inspiring future school psychologists. Katherine earned her B.A. from Princeton University and her Ph.D. from Teachers College, Columbia University. Since living in Las Vegas, she has proudly served many children and families as a licensed and nationally-certified school psychologist at several charter schools. She also holds a dual license as a psychologist through the State of Nevada Board of Psychological Examiners.

Contact her at katherine.lee@unlv.edu

Paige Beckwith is a school psychologist in the Carson City School District. Paige is a native Nevadan and has earned degrees at both UNLV and UNR. She began her career as a classroom teacher in the Clark County School District and is a mother of five. Paige is passionate about advocating for and supporting students and school psychologists in our state.

Contact her at paige.beckwith.nvasp@gmail.com