Academic Support & Counseling Services
Academic Support & Disability Resources
Our Academic Support Services Coordinator, Marissa Martinez, works in collaboration with both the Center for Academic Retention and Enrichment Services (CARES) and the Office of Disability Resources for Students (DRS) at Main campus. CARES provides academic and non-academic services to assist with student success and works closely with students who are in the process of returning to Academic Good Standing. DRS provides consultation on accessibility and inclusive practices and works to facilitate appropriate accommodations for students on the Lambuth Campus. If you have any questions or would like to learn more about our office, give us a call or send us an email.
Academic coaching, and early alert intervention is also offered at Lambuth. This also involves connecting students with appropriate resources to increase success.
Academic Support Services Coordinator | Lambuth Campus
Counseling
College and student life can be overwhelming. We are here to support your academic and mental health needs.
- Students experiencing a crisis during business hours can
- Visit our virtual waiting room
- The Lambuth Campus has established a private Telehealth Space (Wilder 213B) opening Fall 2024 for virtual counseling sessions, equipped with a computer with webcam/sound, sound machine & sound dampening panels for increased privacy, calming sensory items, self care journals, & comfortable seating.
- Students experiencing crisis after hours can
- Contact the After hours Tiger Care Line: Call 901.678.2068 and dial 2 to speak to a crisis counselor. Click to learn more about our newly expanded crisis service, the Tiger Care Line.
- Contact the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline at 988 | call or text options available
Relaxation Room
Practice self care and visit our Relaxation Room in the Basement of Wilder College Union, equipped with massage chairs, tea/water/coffee station, essential oil diffuser, sound machine, coloring books, and more.