Faculty Information

This page provides information for faculty interested in the services provided in the Collaborative Learning Center.

What services does the Collaborative Learning Center provide?

The Collaborative Learning Center Writing tutors support students in all aspects of the writing process including generating ideas, doing research, drafting, revising, documenting sources, and using the conventions of written English. Writing tutors also work with students on graduate school essays.

Discipline-Specific tutors work with students on understanding concepts and principles, pre-exam review, homework, study skills and strategies and utilizing anatomical models.

Will Writing tutors edit my students’ papers?

No, the CLC’s goal is to assist students in their development as writers. Consultants do not proofread/edit student papers nor do they correct assignments.

Will Discipline-Specific tutors simply correct my student’s homework?

No, Discipline-Specific Consultants will provide support for students as they develop their skills using and understanding concepts and principles taught in your course.

Will Writing and/or Discipline-Specific tutors tutor mid-term and/or final exams?

No, Writing and Discipline-Specific tutors are not permitted to work with students on their mid-term and/or final exams.

How can I encourage my students to use the Collaborative Learning Center?

You can encourage your students to use the CLC by:

Telling your students about the CLC.
Distributing the CLC’s Student Information flier to your students. (Call Ext. 2303 or 2494 to request copies.)
Inviting a member of the staff to your class to speak briefly to students about the CLC.
Add a statement to your syllabus about the services at the CLC. See the suggested language below.

How can I schedule a classroom/center visit ?

Fill out the form below to schedule a classroom/center visit.

Keep in mind that a classroom visit involves a CLC staff member coming to your class and speaking to your students.
A center visit entails bringing your students over to the CLC in room 1C18.

Suggested Syllabus Statement

eSyllabus statement for website and Blackboard

Make tutoring a part of your academic success plan! The CLC provides free tutoring to support your success in your courses. Brush up on fundamentals or prepare for upcoming exams by attending skill-building or subject-area workshops throughout the semester. For more information about CLC services and resources, go to york.cuny.edu/clc or visit the CLC in AC-1C18. . When making an appointment, log in with your York College Account. York College Network Account. Here is a short video about how to schedule an appointment with a tutor.