​Ellie Fosmire is the recipient of the 2018 Professional Development Scholarship of $500.  Ellie, Academic Success Coordinator at Fulton-Montgomery Community College, will use the award to complete her doctoral work at Concordia University.  She is researching the impact of virtual applications in supporting tutoring through social media.

Please read "The Corequisite Reform Movement: An Education Bait and Switch" by Alexandras M. Goudas and then complete our brief (5 min) survey on the approach to corequisites at your institution. The survey results will appear in live time by clicking this link. 

NYCLSA is  pleased to announce that the winner of our 2019 Promising Student Award is Kayla Robinson.  Kayla, a first-year student at Niagara University, earned a B in the integrated reading-writing course she took in her first semester.  This developmental course inspired her to become a better writer.  She also met faithfully with her academic coach, got involved on campus, and worked a work-study job.  Kayla is a very serious, hard-working student but she struggles to afford tuition and books.  This award will help her a great deal.  NYCLSA congratulates Kayla Robinson, clearly a student with promise.