The Center for Access
The Center for Access
Committed to helping students with disabilities reach their personal and academic goals
- Ensuring equal access in the classroom and throughout the college campus
- Consulting with faculty about academic accommodations, legal compliance, and instructional, programmatic, physical, and curriculum modifications
- Determining accommodations that are appropriate and consistent with medical documentation
- Teaching self-advocacy
- Increasing college-wide disability awareness and sensitivity
Download our Center for Access (Disability Services) Policies and Procedures Manual
Apply to the Access to Pathways Autism Summer Camp
Apply to the Access to Pathways Autism Summer Camp
Center for Access
Faculty Resources
The Faculty Room is an accessibility hub for faculty.
Student Resources
Related links for counseling, social and many other services.
LEAD student organization
Leade
rship, Excellence and Advocacy for Disabilities (LEAD) is a student organization providing
a support network for students to gain leadership and advocacy skills. This dynamic
group is a safe place for students with disabilities to learn, create and socialize.
LEAD is student led and holds various activities and events each semester to promote inclusion and support. LEAD is open to all Southwest students. To join or learn more, email the Center for Access at ca@southwest.tn.edu.
Resources
- Fee Waiver/Discount Dates
- Grievance Procedures
- CA Policy and Procedures
- Medical Documentation Form
- The Center for Access Counselors/Hours
- Note-taking Accommodations
- Access to Pathways Autism Camp
- Student Affairs
Contact Us
- ca@southwest.tn.edu
- Macon Cove Campus Whitehead Building, Room 43
- Monday & Wednesday 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
- 901-333-4223
- 901-333-4015
- Union Avenue Campus B building, Room 221
- Tuesday & Thursday 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
- 901-333-5523
- Fridays by appointment
