The $59, 400 AIF award for 2020-21 is for their project, “A multidisciplinary experiential-education resource to support the communication needs of students with disabilities and instructors in placement.”
“We believe that your project provides a valuable contribution to advancing Student Success and Retention/Experiential Education/eLearning Initiatives,” Lisa Philipps, Provost and Vice-President Academic, and Norma Sue Fisher-Stitt, Interim AVP Teaching and Learning, wrote in a letter to Mykitiuk and Epstein.
“We look forward to working together to bring York’s teaching and learning priorities to life through our collaborative efforts.”