Resources

More than a dozen computer labs and email stations are scattered across campus. Whether you need to check your email, type a quick paper, or edit some photos, there is a lab on campus that can meet your needs.

The McKee Library helps students locate the information and research tools they need either online or in person at the four-story building on campus. Our librarians are serious about helping students. They even come to some classes when papers are being assigned to get you started on the right foot.

Information Technology keeps the campus connected. If you're having a problem with your personal computer or Southern email account, chances are IT can solve it.

The Writing Center provides free writing support to students. Tutors are trained to respond to writing assignments from across the curriculum and can help writers with brainstorming, paragraph development, organization, grammar, citation, academic writing, ESL, and issues of clarity and style.

The Tutoring Center offers free tutoring to any Southern student. Tutoring is provided for more than 70 upper- and lower-division courses, as well as for academic success skills and ACT preparation. All tutors are students who have shown mastery in the course and are recommended by their department.

If you need some wiggle room in your schedule, Southern's online classes are an option. Several undergraduate general education classes are offered online in addition to education and business administration master's programs.

Counseling and Testing Services administers national admission and certification tests, individual diagnostic tests, career assessments, interest and personality inventories, and aptitude tests. The office advises international students, new students, and students transitioning into the workplace.

Classes in English as a Second Language (ESL) are available for students whose English language skills are below the official admission level of a TOEFL score of 79.

Disability Support Services provides assistance and guidance for students with disabilities and their staff assist students in looking for solutions to individual learning challenges whether through formal testing or through developing learning strategies adapted to individual learning styles.