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8.10. Getting Help with Accessibility

Getting Help

If you need assistance in developing/selecting accessible materials for a TN eCampus course, please contact:

Nicola Wayer - TN eCampus Director of Instructional Design and Training

Office Phone:(615) 366-3942

E-Mail: nwayer@tbr.edu

If you need assistance with accessibility with an online course hosted by your local institution, please contact your institutions Distance Education Director or Dean.

If you need general assistance with accessibility with other courses, please contact one of the following Disability Services contacts at your local institution:

Disability Services Contacts
Last Name	First Name	Institution	Email Address	Role
Gocher-Johnson	Wanda	Chattanooga State Community College	wanda.gocher@chattanoogastate.edu	Assistant Vice President
Mathis	Juliann	Cleveland State Community College	jmathis02@clevelandstatecc.edu	Disability Director
Gooch	Wynn	Columbia State Community College	wynn.gooch@columbiastate.edu	Disability Services Counselor
Baker	Sherry	Dyersburg State Community College	sdbaker@dscc.edu	Counselor/ADA Coordinator
Nickell	Linda	Jackson State Community College	lnickell@jscc.edu	Dean of Students
Champion	Belinda	Motlow State Community College	bchampion@mscc.edu	Director
Dubree	Katrina	Nashville State Community College	katrina.dubree@nscc.edu	Director
Walker	Denis	Northeast State Community College	dpwalker@northeaststate.edu	Coordinator
Satkowiak	Ann	Pellissippi State Community College	asatkowiak@pstcc.edu	Director
Watson	Tracey	Roane State Community College	watsontl@roanestate.edu	Director
Clemons	Scedella	Southwest Tennessee Community College	smcatee@southwest.tn.edu	Coordinator
Smith	Leslie	Volunteer State Community College	leslie.smith@volstate.edu	Mgr. of Disability Services
Jackson	Amy	Walters State Community College	amy.jackson@ws.edu	Coordinator

The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) has developed Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) that are the TBR standards for web content. More information about the Web Accessibility Initiative can be found at the W3C’s Web Accessibility Initiative site (new window).

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