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Theme Houses

Three theme houses add to the variety of Residence Life at Tusculum.

Contact jpauley@tusculum.edu with questions about theme housing.

STUDENT AFFAIRS

STUDENT SERVICES

One of Tusculum College's most important functions is to provide a broad support network to all students.

We strive to provide a high level of personal support in various fields to meet the diverse needs of students during their time at Tusculum College. Some of the services the College provides free of charge to students include:

HEALTH SERVICES

Tusculum College employs a health educator to administer basic first aid to students in need. The health educator can distribute non-prescription medications and make appointments with local physicians. The primary role of Tusculum's health educator is to serve as an educational resource to the student community and to provide information to students to address current student health issues.

COUNSELING SERVICES

Tusculum College has secured the services of a licensed counselor to meet with students for short-term counseling at no cost. The counselor assists students in dealing with the everyday stress of college life or other issues.

For more information and counseling links, visit the Counseling Services section.

CAREER DEVELOPMENT

The Office of Career Development serves two functions:

1. Career choice and development and
2. Employment skills development

Services include personal meetings, seminars and advising regarding choice of academic major and/or career directions. Students are encouraged to begin career development programs upon entering Tusculum and continue then throughout their college experience. The office also maintains current information about full-time, part-time and internship opportunities.

ACADEMIC SUPPORT SERVICES FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES

Tusculum College affirms its intent to comply with federal regulations regarding persons with disabilities, specifically with section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and with the Americans with Disabilities Act. Students seeking accommodations consequent to a documented disability should contact the Office of Career Services and Academic Support Services.

STUDENT SUPPORT SERVICES

Student Support Services (SSS) works with 150 residential college students each year to promote retention and graduation. The program's services include tutoring, supplemental instruction, counseling, mentoring, academic advisement, cultural activities and accommodations for the disabled.

VOLUNTEER SERVICES

A wide range of voluntary service opportunities are available to Tusculum students. They are coordinated through the Center for Civic Advancement.

Examples include river cleanup, Habitat for Humanity construction, recycling programs, theatrical outreach programs, literacy assistance with first-graders, Big Brothers/Big Sisters programs, highway litter pickup and many others.