An Arizona native, Kimberlee Goodman received her Bachelor of Music degree in flute performance from Arizona State University in 1998. She then began a Masters of Music degree program in flute performance at The Ohio State University
in Columbus, Ohio.

While at Ohio State, Kim became a graduate teaching assistant to Katherine Borst Jones, Area Head for Woodwinds/Brass/Percussion. Kim was a member of both the Symphony Orchestra and Wind Symphony, and performed on the Wind Symphony's recent recording, "Sounds, Shapes, and Symbols." Kim received her Masters of Music degree from The Ohio State University in June, 2000. In August of that year, Kim served as the equipment chair for the National Flute Association convention. She also served as the NFA's Visual Documentation chairperson from 2000-2004.

The summer of 2001 saw Ms. Goodman join the faculty of the International Music Camp, located on the border of North Dakota and Manitoba, Canada. She taught flute and a course in music appreciation for the camp. In the autumn, she entered a Doctor of Musical Arts degree program at OSU.

In the summer of 2004, Kim performed as principal flutist for the International Orchestral Festival in Dublin, Ireland. That autumn, she helped to form the Stratosphere Flute Quartet . She once again served as a teaching assistant to Katherine Borst Jones in 2004 and 2005. Kim was a featured soloist with the OSU Symphony Orchestra in October of 2004.

In the spring of 2007 Kim taught a course at The Ohio State University. This course was taught along side Professor Katherine Borst Jones. The class was entitled "Navigating a Career in Music". In July, she gave a lecture/recital in Bangkok, Thailand for the College Music Society international convention. In August, she performed with the Stratosphere Flute Quartet and as soloist at the National Flute Association convention in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

In December of 2007, Kim received her Doctor of Musical Arts degree in flute performance from The Ohio State University.

Kim has participated in many flute competitions and master classes, performing for Jim Walker at the Eastman School of Music in Rochester, New York and Alexa Still at Southern Illinois University. Additional master classes included those of Arnold Jacobs, Bart Feller, Trevor Wye, and Robert Willoughby. Kim presented master classes at New Albany High School (New Albany, OH) Tartan High School (Oakdale, MN), and Seattle Pacific University (Seattle, WA).

Dr. Goodman will be presenting a masterclass and recital at the MacPhail Center of Music in February of 2008. In April, she will be presenting a lecture, lecture/recital, and performance at the College Music Society's Super Regional Conference in Missoula, Montana. And in August of 2008, Dr. Goodman will be presenting a lecture and performing with the Stratosphere Flute Quartet at the National Flute Association's annual convention in Kansas City, Missouri.

Currently, Kim is a music educator at Otterbein College in Westerville, Ohio. She teaches flute lessons, coaches flute choir, woodwind quartet, and teaches woodwind methods to music education majors.