Academic Technical Building (ATB)

The Academic Technical Building (ATB) is home to computer labs, the administrative office technology, business administration, computer information technology and human services programs and multiple services designed to help students succeed.

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Students hanging out in the Lift Lounge of ATB.
ECTC Student enjoys campus lounge space.
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🛟 Family Scholar House (FSH)

ECTC has partnered with Family Scholar House (FSH) to provide resources you can use to stay on track toward your educational goals even when life gets challenging. Visit the FSH webpage for services you can access for support inside and outside the classroom.

Student Success Hub

Stop by for tutoring, access to the clothing closet, food pantry, counseling, diversity and inclusion area, and a variety of other services to help students succeed.

📖 Tutoring & Computer Lab

Whether you need support in math, science, English, CIT, anatomy and physiology, or in dozens of other courses, ECTC has the right tutoring experience for you!
Up to date hours and services for the Student Support Services, computer lab, math SMILE lab, Writing tutoring and more can be found on our tutoring webpage (www.elizabethtown.kctcs.edu/tutoring).

👋🏻 TRIO Student Support Services (SSS)

SSS is a free program under the U.S. Department of Education’s Federal TRIO program, providing tutoring services and clarity to individuals about the college process, all within a friendly environment to motivate student success. SSS serves first generation, low-income and students with a documented disability.

😎 The Lift Lounge

Hosted by the First-Year Experience (FYE), the Lift Lounge is a laid-back space with a coffee-shop aesthetic where students can do coursework, watch TV, grab a snack, charge devices and interact with peers. FYE is designed to provide support and guidance for students transitioning into the college environment with services like tutoring, essential skills and mentor support.

🌎 Multi-Cultural Center/CODE

The Multi-Cultural Center (MCC) seeks to improve underrepresented minority and low-income student groups by addressing barriers and connecting those students to resources to enhance student opportunity, success, and impact. The MCC also works to maintain and develop a healthy, diverse, and inclusive campus community to include our faculty, staff, and students.

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