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Southwest Tennessee Community College
![Dr. Tia McNair of the Association of American Colleges and Universities discusses how community colleges need to be “student-ready” to meet the needs of the diverse populations they serve to boost achievement](/stories/scoop/2019/06/images/si-1-small.jpg)
Summer Institute explores ways to close student achievement gaps
The Division of Faculty Support held its 17th annual Summer Institute for faculty and staff at the Macon Cove Campus, May 20-23. The Institute featured a week-long lineup of sessions about new ways to help Southwest students succeed. This year’s...
![Karen Taylor, Division of Business and Technologies Secretary](/stories/scoop/2019/06/images/eom-taylor-1-large.jpg)
EMPLOYEE OF THE MONTH: Business and Technologies Secretary Karen Taylor
Congratulations to the Employee of the Month, Division of Business and Technologies Secretary Karen Taylor!
![Incoming Southwest students Trazette McAdams and Isis Small had their financial aid questions answered and class schedules finalized during NSO On the Go at Hamilton High School.](/stories/scoop/2019/06/images/nso-small.jpg)
New Student Orientation takes show on the road with NSO on the Go
When you serve a diverse student population, sometimes you have to try new a new approach. In an area where 93.3 percent of students who attend Shelby County Schools are on free or reduced lunch, things others take for granted like getting in a car...
![Emergency Medical Technician students at the Macon Cove Campus show off the new ambulance simulator.](/stories/scoop/2019/06/images/ambulance1-small.jpg)
Macon Cove Campus ambulance simulator adds real life feel to EMT training
Rachel Trigg used to set up chairs inside her classroom to simulate where the benches would be inside of an ambulance. Another student would sit in a chair holding a pie plate for a steering wheel driving the “ambulance.” And in drills, Trigg...