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E-Mentoring


The E-Mentoring Program is a contemporary and innovative program that matches students with disabilities with mentors who have college and/or career experience.  Students and mentors communicate through e-mail in this program.  The students complete an online course which helps prepare them for their transition to work and/or college.

  • Mentoring Models - The E-Mentoring Program uses two models: Group listservs and one-to-one mentoring.
  • E-mail Systems - Secure and monitored e-mail technologies used for student and mentor communication.
  • Netiquette - Rules for student and mentor e-mail communication.
  • E-Mentoring Online Course - An online transition course for high school students who are supported by mentors.

Students - Get matched with a mentor to help you transition from high school to college and/or work.

Mentors - Enhance your own life experience and spread your knowledge by volunteering to become a mentor.

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A male mentor and his female mentee sit at a picnic table
"I like having a mentor who understands me."
"Being a mentor allows me to meet a unique population of kids who are transitioning to life after high school."

 

Instructors - Implement the E-Mentoring Program at your school and help your students think critically about their futures.

Families - Support the development of your child's educational and career goals with the help of the E-Mentoring Program.

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Mentors, mentees and their families at a picnic
"My students have improved their grades and attitudes in the classroom."
"Having the opportunity to e-mail a mentor and ask for guidance is so helpful as our son transitions."
   
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