MAPS Program
Mentoring & Advising for Persistence & Success
Program Overview
The MAPS Program involves building trusting professional relationships between OC staff and students to provides academic support for low-income, first-generation students, and students with disabilities. Support is provided through academic development, assistance with college requirements, and activities that motivate students to complete post-secondary education.To participate in the MAPS Program, the student must meet at least one of the following criteria:
- First Generation (Neither parent completed a four-year degree);
- You are considered low income;
- You have a documented disability.
Contact Information:
- Katherine Erfe, Educational Advisor/MAPS Program at 360.475.7534 or kerfe@olympic.edu
- Anthony Carson, Student Success & Persistence Counselor at 360.475.7645 or acarson@olympic.edu
Our Mission
We will create a supportive and engaging college environment where traditionally under-represented students can pursue their educational plans of transferring to upper division institutions or transitioning to the world of work.
Our Vision
We endeavor to become an integral part of the OC community by offering comprehensive services to protégés through mentoring, advising, counseling, engagement activities, and referral to relevant resources.
Student Entry & Advising Center | 1600 Chester Avenue, Bremerton, WA 98337-1699 | (360)475.7230
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