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• Office: Katz Library, Augusta
  Phone: 1-800-696-1124, ext. 3155
  Fax: 1-800-696-1125

Mentor: Mentor: Patricia Kuhn

• c/o Thomaston Center
  Office hours phone: 1-800-286-1594
  Message phone: 1-800-734-2991, ext. 9003

Advisors:

• Thomaston Center – Beverly Bayer
  1-800-286-1594
• Ellsworth Center – Peggy Staples
  1-800-696-2540
• Rumford-Mexico Center – Sherry Gaudin
  1-800-696-1103

Prerequisites: None

Students will be asked to take the CPT’s (Computerized Placement Tests) prior to enrolling and again at completion of the course(s). Prior CPT scores will be accepted.

Books for the College Remedial Math and College Remedial Writing courses will be given, free of charge, to the 25 students who sign up for this pilot program by meeting with the appropriate advisor and signing the ISI Pilot Learning Contract.

Mentor: Patricia Kuhn

• Email: pkuhn@midcoast.com
  Role: The mentor's role is to be available during regularly-scheduled office hours each week to tutor students in the content areas being studied on-line, and to track students’ progress in the program.
• The mentor will faciliate "Discussion Forums" and "Chat Rooms" on the instructional website for those students that may find them useful.
• Note: Please see the "News Alerts" page for additional information.

Advisors: Beverly Bayer, Peggy Staples, Sherry Gaudin

• Role: The advisor’s role is to assist students in getting comfortable using the software, and then to be available to help guide students through the college process. They offer the following kinds of assistance:

--Career decision making
--Study skills
--Time management
--Learning styles
--And other college related services

Coordinator: Christine LeGore

• Phone: 1-800-696-1124 ext. 3155
• Email: legore@maine.edu
• Role: The coordinator acts as a liaison between Instructional Systems and the staff at the participating centers.

Students will have until January 15^th to use the software with the guidance of the mentor. The software will remain available to the students for their use, however, until September 30, 2000.

Students will set goals to master the content needed for them to place out of the appropriate remedial course, and we will do our best to help you meet your goals.

It is recommended that students should maintain at least 80% on each module / lesson. Your mentor will have access to your records, and will be able to identify areas that are problematic for you. Via telephone and e-mail, and using the textbooks given to you as part of the pilot program, she will do her best to assist you as you progress through the program.