Sue Moller Named August Union Member of the Month

Sue Moller has been honored as the August Union Member of the Month by NYSUT and the Long Island Federation of Labor, AFL-CIO, in recognition of her unwavering dedication to her local union and the broader labor movement.

Sue serves as a Nassau County Political Action Coordinator for NYSUT and is a proud member of the Lynbrook Teachers Association. She has worked as the Guidance Chairperson at Lynbrook Senior High School for the past 18 years and. NYSUT member for 23 years, bringing leadership, compassion, and a deep commitment to her students and colleagues.

Her energy and dedication are boundless. This summer, she represented NYSUT as a state delegate at the NEA Representative Assembly. She also participated in the NYSUT Member Organizing Institute, going above and beyond to strengthen her union’s reach and impact. Additionally, she attended the Long Island Federation of Labor Constitutional Convention as a NYSUT delegate.

Outside of her professional and union responsibilities, Sue somehow finds time to run marathons and raise two children. Her tireless efforts and passion make her a true inspiration—especially to her union siblings.

"I love being a union member because of the solidarity, connectedness and strength it brings. It allows workers to be protected and you always have advocates on your side to help give you a voice in the workplace. As a building rep for my local,  I get to help other members when they need it and help them navigate any situation that arises.  Our Union also  affords me the opportunity to help shape the future of not only education, but all unions-  helping to advocate for issues such as “Fix tier 6 “, and in the past “voting no on the Con-Con” .  I love getting together with my fellow union sisters and brothers from the L I Fed and working together to achieve a goal. I have met so many wonderful people along the way that have truly become friends all through my union work."