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T.C.C. Student Support Resources

Access Services Dedicated Disability Math Tutoring

Book with Stevie

The Access Services Dedicated Math Tutor, Stevie Grimm, is offering assistance with navigating math courses and is providing one-on-one in-person math tutoring. This service is only available for registered Access Services students.

Specific services include support with the following courses:  

  • ABE 83 - Applied Math 2 
  • ABE 84 - Pre-algebra 
  • ABE 85 - Intro to elementary algebra 
  • ABE 90 - Elementary algebra 
  • ABE 95 - Intermediate algebra 
  • MATH 146 - Statistics 

Students with accommodations can book with Stevie directly through Stevie's Booking Page. Contact Stevie via email at: sgrimm@tacomacc.edu or by text: 360-504-6357. 

Book with Chenae

The Access Services Dedicated Math Tutor, Chenae Smith, is offering assistance with navigating math courses and is providing one-on-one In Person or Zoom math tutoring. This service is only available for registered Access Services Students.

Specific services include support for the following courses:

  • ABE 84: Pre-algebra
  • ABE 85/MATH 85: Intro to Elementary Algebra 
  • ABE 90/MATH 90: Elementary Algebra
  • ABE 95/MATH 95: Intermediate Algebra 
  • MATH&107: Math in Society 
  • MATH&141: Pre-calculus
  • MATH&142: Trigonometry
  • MATH&151: Calculus

Students with accommodations can book with Chenae directly through Chenae's Booking Page. Contact Chenae via email at: chsmith@tacomacc.edu or by text: 360-504-6357

Other T.C.C. resources available to students

Tacoma Community College is dedicated to offering its students a variety of resources to support their success in their academic and personal lives. You can find more information about each program by visiting their website.

Life Resources

2-1-1: Offers a wide range of services to Washington State residents such as food, health care and more.

Tacoma Housing Authority and Other Resources: Assists and supports those most in need of housing find and secure safe and affordable housing.

TCC Food Pantry: Provides food to get through the day and food for home. Below are some local programs for food.

Free ORCA Pass: This is a program to introduce public transportation services to current TCC students.

TCC Early Learning Center: Provides child care for staff, faculty and students.

Counseling: At TCC we have a counseling team that cares deeply about student’s growth and success, and are here to support.

Career Center: Help students reach both short and long-term career goals.

Safe Zone: The initiative works to identify, train, and support advocates of the LGBTQ (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Intersex, Transgender and Questioning) community on TCC's campuses.

Student Emergency Assistance: For current enrolled students who are experiencing financial hardships, we have an emergency funding source that may be able to assist.

Academic Resources

TCC Outreach: Provides enrollment support for all new and prospective students.

New Chances: Provides personalized support for students in Pierce County to pursue their education after release from incarceration.

Enrollment Services: Primarily responsible for student enrollment and houses policies and forms for a successful start.

Advising: Connect with a pathways advisor to discuss academic and career opportunities.

Access Services: Provides reasonable accommodations and support services for students with disabilities.

Titan PULSE Mentors: Are student mentors who are impactful campus leaders, relationship builders, and advocates for students.

Titan Technology Resources: Need a laptop or a hotspot? TCC has resources available for our students.

Learning Innovation: Providing technical supports for students: password updates, online course navigation and submitting assignments in Canvas, equipment loaners and much more

Information Commons: Provides studying individual and group study rooms with computers as well as quarterly or hourly equipment rentals. They also can help reset TCC student accounts.

Library: Provides study spaces as well as book and equipment rentals.

The Center for Student Advocacy and Cultural Support: provides comprehensive programs and services for all students who may be: first generation, economically disadvantaged, or have disabilities.

Mathematics, Engineering, Science Achievement (MESA): empowers underrepresented students by providing them a community that supports their pathways to higher education in STEM, through mentorships, academic programs, and interactive workshops.

Certification & Testing Center & GED®: Provides a comfortable testing environment in a state-of-the-art facility with brand new computers.

Open Education Resources (OER): Are teaching materials available at little or no cost that can be used for teaching, learning or research.

Tutoring Centers

Business Education Center (BEC): Provides drop-in and appointment tutoring support for students taking any business-related classes such as accounting, economics and more.

Math Advising Resource Center (MARC): Provides drop-in tutoring support for students taking any math classes including statistics.

Writing & Tutoring Center (WTC): Provides drop-in and appointment tutoring support for students taking many subjects except for statistics.