The JAWC houses a modest library on women's issues for student, staff, and faculty use. Fiction, poetry, self help, resource manuals, and women's journals and newsletters on historical and social issues may be borrowed. The JAWC also maintains an extensive and current resource file for students wishing additional printed information on issues of concern to women. Low-cost photocopying is available. The last Thursday of each month during the academic year, the JAWC, in conjunction with the Rutherford-Cannon County Bar Association, holds a free legal clinic for members of the MTSU campus community.
Appointments are necessary as space is limited.
Please call 898-2193 to register or obtain more information. Consultations are confidential. The JAWC maintains a bulletin board off the lobby of the James Union Building with information regarding employment opportunities, upcoming events, fellowships, campus support groups, and available housing. The JAWC offers students a free packet with information on grants, fellowships, scholarships, and other financial aid for women. The deadline is April 1.