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Student Support Services (SSS) is an academic performance, retention, graduation, and transfer program that serves two-hundred participants. SSS is a grant program funded through the U.S. Department of Education, which offers academic advising, career/transfer counseling, personal support, tutoring, educational workshops, financial aid counseling, and social/cultural enrichment activities.

SSS also maintains a supportive environment that addresses the needs of the whole student while promoting personal empowerment and the development of independent, internally motivated, life-long learners.

WHY JOIN SSS?
Excellent, free tutoring services	Reference & Textbook Library
Cultural & Social Enrichment Trips	Career Library
Transfer/Career Counseling	Assistance with academic & personal needs
Social Counseling	Financial Aid Counseling

WHO IS ELIGIBLE?

First generation (neither parent graduated from a four-year college)

Low income

Disabled

All applicants must have an academic need.

TO SIGN-UP FOR...
Student Support Services	Edna Gross
Tutoring	Chestina Turner
Cultural Trips	Edna Gross
School Trips to 4 year Universities	Helen Brunty

Tutoring Services	Retention Coordinator	Newsletter
Go-For-Four	Transfer Counselor	Career Services
SSS Staff	Tutorial Coordinator	SSS Workshops
Advisors	Library	SSS Pictures

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ANNOUNCEMENTS:

Have a GREAT Summer Break!!!

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Remember to check out our online workshops that are now open for the entire semester!!!

Steps to access online workshops:

1. In the address bar type the following: http://elearning.kctcs.edu/webapps/portal/frameset.jsp

2. In the username and password boxes, enter your email user name and password.

3. Click on the “My eCommunity” tab across the top of the page.

4. Click “Browse Organizations.”

5. Type HCTC_SSS in the search box and click Go.

6. Click “Enroll.”

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The Hazard Community and Technical College Student Support Services Program are funded at $308, 807 for the 2007-08 year of the grant cycle. One hundred percent (100%) of the program is financed with federal money and zero percent (0%) is financed by non-governmental sources. This program is funded to serve 200 participants. This disclosure is made in compliance with Public Law 108-447 Sec. 506.