The Center for Experiential Learning serves the Keuka College community by promoting the development of lifelong learning and career skills students use to transform experience into knowledge.

ProLiteracy believes every adult has a right to literacy. We develop and promote adult literacy learning, content, programs and advocacy to help adult learners. ProLiteracy works with our members and partners, and the adult learners we serve, along with local, national, and international organizations. ProLiteracy helps build the capacity and quality of programs that are teaching adults by: • Advocating for public policies and legislation that benefit adult learners and the people and programs that serve them. • Providing professional development and training, technical assistance, publications, online resources, and credentialing services for program directors, instructors, trainers, and volunteer tutors working with adult learners in the U.S. • Working internationally with existing nongovernmental agencies to create programs that combine native language literacy lessons with community projects related to the environment, economic self-sufficiency, education, health, family literacy, and peace/conflict resolution. • Publishing educational materials that address the learning needs and difficulties of adult learners and of youths in grades 6-10. ProLiteracy produces the only weekly news source written in plain English. • Sponsoring an biennial conference. ProLiteracy is the result of the 2002 merger of Laubach Literacy International and Literacy Volunteers of America.

Lochland School Inc is a mental health care company based out of 1065 Lochland Rd, Geneva, New York, United States.

The mission of the Academy of Health Sciences Charter School is to provide a learning environment that ensures academic achievement while preparing students for college and career readiness and lives of service in the health sciences.

Established in 1994, Hope Hall School provides an opportunity for educationally marginalized children to become successful lifelong learners. Serving students in grades 2 through 12 from 19 school districts in the Greater Rochester Area, Hope Hall’s nurturing, non-threatening, creative atmosphere encourages students to take risks in learning and helps them reverse the cycle of academic failure. Hope Hall’s collaborative approach to learning connects faculty, staff and families as team members in a community of learning. Students previously considered to be educationally stranded experience academic success, not only at Hope Hall, but in life as well. Mission: Hope Hall is a private, non-sectarian, 501(c)(3) not-for-profit school designed for students with special learning needs who consistently experience frustration in the traditional classroom setting. Hope Hall is committed to the belief that when students are given respect and enough time in a supportive, multi-sensory learning environment, they can become successful learners. Vision: Hope Hall will expand to meet the unique learning needs of a greater number of children who are unsuccessful in traditional educational settings. Hope Hall will be recognized as a model for educational reform.

THE GENESEO FOUNDATION, INC. is a company based out of ONE COLLEGE CIRCLE, GENESEO, New York, United States.

I am the acting 8th grade case manager responsible for writing and revising pertinent special education documents. I have worked in grades 6-8 during my tenure. I am a inclusion math and reading teacher.

Mission: Nurture innovative minds and compassionate hearts through academic excellence and Jewish values.

Provided classroom instruction, needs assessments, and assistance with curriculum development in a non-profit, resource-constrained private school environment.