Map to T.K. Martin Center
Directions to The T.K. Martin Center
Directions to The T.K. Martin Center
Coming from Highway 82
Off Highway 82, exit onto Highway 182 West (Dr. Martin Luther King Jr Drive) and go one mile until East Lee Blvd. Take a left onto East Lee Blvd. At the red light, take a left onto Wingo Way. Travel until you see a three-way stop (Campus Trails will be on the left). Turn right at the three-way stop, onto Mosley Road. Go straight until the stop sign. Then turn left onto Herbert South and park in front of TKMC (just passed the playground). If there are no parking spots directly in front of the building, we can provide you with a gate code for the parking lot by the center.
Coming from Highway 12
Turn onto Blackjack Road. At the traffic circle (round-about) continue to the second exit to Blackjack Road. Go through the light, you will pass a gated entrance on your left, shortly after you will turn left onto Wingo Way (Campus Trails will be on the right). At the three-way stop, turn left onto Moseley Road. Continue straight until the stop sign. Then turn left onto Herbert South and park in front of TKMC. If there are no parking spots directly in front of the building, we can provide you with a gate code for the parking lot by the center.
Background Image Alternative Text: Starkville Fire Department and Delta Psi Fraternity with Project IMPACT students at 2020 easter egg hunt.
What We Stand For
The Mission of the T.K. Martin Center for Technology & Disability is to ensure that persons with disabilities are able to continually benefit from technological solutions and advances in the field of assistive technology.
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How We Help
We provide comprehensive, multi-disciplinary evaluations to remove limitations through the application of assistive technology, allowing individuals to participate in educational, vocational and leisure activities to the fullest degree they choose. The comprehensive nature of the services offered ensures that the correct solutions are achieved efficiently and effectively, with needs being met in a one-stop shop.
The Center staff provide services and outreach for individuals with disabilities of all ages including assistive technology, art, early intervention and dyslexia services.
Background Image Alternative Text: Sensory Toy Drive Student Coordinator with Dr. Dan Gadke and Dr. Kasee Stratton-Gadke
How You Can Help
The T. K. Martin Center is funded through grants, contracts and charitable donations.
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