The mission of the Student Resource Center (SRC) is to help students achieve academic success throughout their time at The University of Tennessee Southern.
The SRC offers free tutoring for all classes offered at UT Southern with particular attention given to those of the freshman and sophomore levels.
Where to Find the SRC
The SRC is in the Bill and Rosemary Starnes Student Union Building—under the cafeteria, just past the mailboxes.
SRC Hours
Monday—Thursday: 10:00 am – 5:00 pm
Friday: 10:00 am – 2:00 pm
Questions? Contact Us
![Headshot of Barry Rich](https://utsouthern.edu/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/Barry-Rich-UTS-dir-pic-2023.webp)
If you have any questions about the SRC, please contact Barry Rich at (931) 363-9888 or via email below.
What Does the SRC Offer?
Writing and English
We offer tutoring in grammar and mechanics, as well as stylistic and organizational methods. Tutors are also versed in MLA and APA.
Math
We provide assistance for all mathematics courses: developmental math through calculus (including HAWKS Learning).
Science
We are equipped to assist with all science courses offered by UT Southern We also offer lab report writing workshops.
History
We provide assistance for all history courses offered by UT Southern. Tutors can help with exam preparation and paper-writing.
Business/Accounting/MIS
We offer tutoring for all business and accounting courses. Tutors can assist all levels: introductory courses through senior-level.
ESL
We help with any aspect of second language acquisition: grammar, reading comprehension, pronunciation, and conversation.
Please Note
If the discipline you are seeking tutoring for is not listed above, please contact the SRC by phone, email, or just drop in, and we will work to find a suitable tutor for your needs.
Other Resources
Computers and Internet Access
We offer computers equipped with the Microsoft 2016 Office Suite, as well as Internet access. For your convenience, we are also wireless.
Text and Reference Books
We have a library of current textbooks and reference manuals, including all freshman-level texts and the most recent MLA and APA editions.