Graduate Study in Early Intervention

Spring 2008 Course Schedule

Students should confirm with their advisor which courses to take before signing up. All locations and times are tentative and must receive approval by those responsible for scheduling the courses. Therefore, dates, times and locations may change. Confirmation of dates, times and locations will be provided as soon as possible via e-mail message to the TOP First Class conference and this page.

 

Click on the Course Number to view course description. Directions to ATM sites in Augusta, Belfast, Cumberland, Caribou, Orono, Searsport & Lewiston can be found here.

SEI 502 Foundations of Early Intervention

CRN: 37986
Instructor: TBA
Day: Thursdays, beginning Thursday, January 17, 2008..
Time: 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm
Locations: (ATM sites) Bangor area site, Augusta area site, Lewiston/Lewiston HS, Cumberland/Greely HS.

SEI 510 Serving Infants and Toddlers

CRN: 38006
Instructor: Doctoroff
Day: Wednesdays beginning Wednesday, January 16, 2008
Time: 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm (will meet from 4:30 to 7:30 on 2/13, 3/12 and 4/9)
Locations: (ATM sites) Bangor area site, Augusta area site, Lewiston/Lewiston HS, Cumberland/Greely HS.
Prerequisites: SEI 501, SEI 502, SEI 507 or permission

SEI 516 Seminar and Practicum in Collaborative Consultation

CRN: 38019
Instructor: Doctoroff
Day: Meets on 10 Mondays: 1/14, 1/28, 2/4, 2/11, 2/25, 3/10, 3/24, 3/31, 4/14, 4/28
Time: 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm
Locations (ATM sites): Bangor area site, Augusta area site, Lewiston/Lewiston HS, Cumberland/Greely HS
Prerequisites: SEI 513 or permission

**Please note course prerequisites**

Registration

1. Obtain Graduate Non-Degree status from the University of Maine Graduate School. You may download the form or apply on-line at http://www2.umaine.edu/graduate/article.php?id=63 . You may also contact the Graduate School by phone at (207) 581-3219 or e-mail: graduate@maine.maine.edu  and request the application.

2. Please note prerequisites for courses. Students who do not meet required prerequisites will be asked to withdraw from the class. If there are any questions please contact Sandy Doctoroff, the course instructor (see contact information below).

3. Complete a course registration form. The form may be obtained from the UM Graduate School or can be downloaded from http://www.ccids.umaine.edu/interedu/gradei/starting/
   howtoapply.htm (cursor down the page until you see “Registering for an Early Intervention Course”). Non-degree students should mail the registration form directly to the  UM Graduate School (address is listed on the form). Students who have been admitted to the UM Graduate School master's degree program must have their registration forms signed by their advisor (Dr. Doctoroff).

4. Students are strongly encouraged to register by December 29th.

Textbooks

Textbooks may be purchased in person at the UM Bookstore, over the phone by calling 581-1700, or via the Internet by visiting the Bookstore’s website: http://www.bookstore.umaine.edu/. It is important to know the course number and names of the books when ordering. Textbooks should be available by late December or early January. Further information about textbooks will be provided to students who have registered for classes in a separate mailing prior to the start of the Spring semester.

Contact Information

Sandy Doctoroff
Center for Community Inclusion and Disability Studies
University of Maine
48 Tandberg Trail, Suite A
Windham, ME 04062
207-892-0455, ext. 14
1-866-230-4520 (toll-free)
sandra.doctoroff@umit.maine.edu

Registration forms and information are available here.

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