Items filtered by date: June 2020
Laura Stout Sosinsky
PhD, Research Scientist
Public Health Management Corporation
Laura Sosinsky, PhD, is a developmental psychologist with expertise in infant and child development, early care and education (ECE) quality improvement and professional development, and ECE policy. Currently she is a research scientist with the Public Health Management Corporation (PHMC) Research and Evaluation Group in Philadelphia, where her work focuses on programs for young children and their families and interventions designed to build the capacities of parents and early learning teachers to promote healthy early development and school readiness. Laura received her B.A. in psychology from Cornell University and her M.S. and Ph.D. in developmental psychology from Yale University.
Board
The Child Care Council of Westchester’s Board of Directors are dedicated Westchester professionals who understand the vital importance of quality early care and education, and volunteer their time and resources to support our mission.
Officers
VICE PRESIDENT: Diann Cameron Kelly, PhD
Associate Provost for Student Success, Adelphi University
Members
Sapna Arvind
Emily Bishop, Director of Principal Gifts
International Rescue Committee
Cynthia Bolding, Owner
Blessed Beginnings Childcare, Inc
Chris Cells, Assistant Vice President
Catholic Health – Mercy Hospital
Sue D'Emic, Senior Vice President/Accounting Officer and Controller
Booking Holdings
Kimberly DeMilia, Division Head Commercial Lending
PCSB Bank
Mark Mathias, Owner
Lightbridge Academy of Scarsdale
Christian McCourtney, Owner, CEO
Onward Upward Consulting LLC
Camille Failla Murphy, LCSW, ACSW, Founder & Director
Women’s Research and Education Fund
Nicole Rebori, Vice President
Arch Insurance Group
Voice of Child Care Video Series
Essential, dedicated and struggling
We have launched a video series that will give you an inside look at Westchester's child care system. You will hear directly from the people who care for our youngest learners at the most crucial time in their lives, and from parents and children.
