Southeast Center
5396 Mendenhall Square Mall
Memphis, TN 38115
Phone: (901)333-6005
Fax: (901) 333-6103
Barbara Kernan, Associate Director
The Southeast Center is Southwest Tennessee Community College's largest off-campus site, and the first, established in 1973. Strategically located since 1988 at the intersection of Mendenhall and Winchester at Mendenhall Square Mall, the center accommodates over 2,000 students. The center has a Library, 19 classrooms, three 21st century classrooms, tutorial lab, two natural science labs and three computer labs. The center also offers a Common Area/Lobby where students can interact with each other and their instructors.
Hours of Operation
- Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
See links below for availability of specific services.
Student Services
- Academic Support Center
- Admissions, Records and Recruitment
- Advising, Counseling and Articulation
- Bookstore
- Cashier's Office
- Financial Aid
- Online Registration via My.Southwest
- Southeast Center Library
Calendar of Events
Visit the Student Events calendar for more information.
Faculty
The Southeast Center houses full-time faculty and other faculty based at the main campuses who are scheduled to teach at the center. Numerous adjunct faculty round out instructional needs at the center. Small classes assure a high level of individual attention and faculty dedicated to the success of every student. In addition to teaching, faculty are available as advisors and mentors to students.
Ongoing Project
Construction is currenlty under way for Southwest's new replacement center for the Southeast Center, the Maxine A. Smith Center. The new center is dedicated and named for Dr. Maxine A. Smith, a longtime civil rights and education leader locally and in our state.
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Maxine A. Smith Center
- Construction Start Date: April 14, 2008
- Estimated Completion Date: June 8, 2009
- Estimated Move in Date: July and August 2009
- Fully Operational: Fall Semester 2009
- Construction Update Video (May 28, 2009)
