North Carolina State University, Office of the Provost, African American Cultural Center Records 1984-2026

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African American Cultural Center (North Carolina State University)
Size
5.64 linear feet (6 boxes, 3 flat folders, 1 oversize flat box, 1 carton); 50.458 gigabytes; 9094 files; 3 websites
Call number
UA 005.072
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The North Carolina State University, Office of the Provost, African American Cultural Center Records contain agendas, flyers, and other materials pertaining to the African American Heritage Society's annual meetings and events. These events include Heritage Day, the Pan-Afrikan Festival, and the Heritage Symposium. This collection also contains Advisory Committee minutes, correspondence, agendas, and publicity related to the annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Cultural Festival. There are general records as well, which contain materials related to the building of the Cultural Center Annex, now the Witherspoon Student Center, and the African American Cultural Center's involvement in the planning.

The African American Cultural Center promotes awareness of and appreciation for African American and other African descent experiences through activities and events that enhance academic excellence and strengthen cultural competence for the campus and surrounding communities. As a unit of the Office of Institutional Equity and Diversity, the African American Cultural Center is an indispensable component of NC State University’s mission of “building a diverse and inclusive campus community, fostering demographic and intellectual diversity, fostering internal and external partnerships and adopting an operational model that embraces efficiency and accountability.” The Center also operates the African American Cultural Library and Cultural Art Gallery.

Biographical/historical note

The African American Cultural Center promotes awareness of and appreciation for African American and other African descent experiences through activities and events that enhance academic excellence and strengthen cultural competence for the campus and surrounding communities. As a unit of the Office of Institutional Equity and Diversity, the African American Cultural Center is an indispensable component of NC State University’s mission of “building a diverse and inclusive campus community, fostering demographic and intellectual diversity, fostering internal and external partnerships and adopting an operational model that embraces efficiency and accountability.” The Center also operates the African American Cultural Library and Cultural Art Gallery.

The first African American Cultural Center was formed in 1970 and was located in the YMCA Building. In 1974, African American students called for a new cultural center. Student Body President Terry Carroll presented a “four point” request to Chancellor John T. Caldwell, which included a request for the first floor of the Print Shop to be turned over to the Society of Afro-American Culture for an African American Cultural Center. Banks C. Talley, Dean of Student Affairs, complied with this request. In the early 1980s, there were calls to rennovate the print shop which had grown somewhat decrepit. Ultimately, by the late 1980s, the university decided to build an entirely new Student Cultural Center Annex, of which the African American Cultural Center would be a part. In 1991, the Center moved to its current location in the Student Center Annex, now called Witherspoon Student Center. After student and faculty protests, it was granted an operating budget by NC State University administrators.

Scope/content

The North Carolina State University, Office of the Provost, African American Cultural Center Records contain agendas, flyers, and other materials pertaining to the African American Heritage Society's annual meetings and events. These events include Heritage Day, the Pan-Afrikan Festival, and the Heritage Symposium. This collection also contains Advisory Committee minutes, correspondence, agendas, and publicity related to the annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Cultural Festival. There are general records as well, which contain materials related to the building of the Cultural Center Annex, now the Witherspoon Student Center, and the African American Cultural Center's involvement in the planning.

Other items included in the general records include a site study of the Student Center Annex and other architectural drawings and plans for the center. There are items related to the council of directors and the African American Cultural Center resident organizations statement of purpose. Additionally there is an assortment of event programs, flyers, calendars, and posters from the center.

There are two DVDs related to African American History; St. Agnes Hospital: The Untold Story and Opening Doors: The Lives and Legacies of Dr. Lawrence M. Clark and Dr. Augustus M. Witherspoon.

This collection also includes an archive of the African American Cultural Center's website starting from November 2012.

Arrangement

This collection is arranged in series. Each series is arranged chronologically.

1. Heritage Society, 2. Martin Luther King Jr. Cultural Festival, 3. General Records 4. Web Content 5. Digital Media 6. Unprocessed Materials

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Preferred Citation

[Identification of item], North Carolina State University, Office of the Provost, African American Cultural Center Records, UA 005.072, Special Collections Research Center, North Carolina State University Libraries, Raleigh, NC

Source of acquisition

Transferred from the African American Cultural Center, 2012-2021 (Accessions 2012.0288, 2015.0003, 2017.0179, 2019.0013, 2019.0055, 2021.0116) Web content harvested using the Internet Archive's Archive-It services.

Processing information

Processed by: Cathy Dorin-Black, 2012 November; Finding aid written by Cathy Dorin-Black, 2012 November; Collection reprocessed by Margot Cook, 2022 March; Finding aid updated by Margot Cook, 2022 March; Web content processed by Kate Phillips, 2026 January; Finding aid updated by Ella Mayfield, 2026 August.

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This collection contains digital content that is available online.

The collection is organized into six principal series:

Heritage Society 1988-2000
Heritage Day 1988 (Accession 2012.0288)
Box 2, Folder 1
Trip to Togo, West Africa 1989 (Accession 2012.0288)
Box 1, Folder 1
Annual Heritage Symposium 1989 (Accession 2012.0288)
Box 2, Folder 14
Annual Society Activities/Records 1988-1989 (Accession 2012.0288)
Box 1, Folder 4
Trip to Togo, West Africa 1990 (Accession 2012.0288)
Box 1, Folder 2
Heritage Day 1990 (Accession 2012.0288)
Box 2, Folder 3
Advisor Council Meeting Agendas 1988-1990 (Accession 2012.0288)
Box 1, Folder 3
Heritage Day 1988-1990 (Accession 2012.0288)
Box 2, Folder 2
Annual Society Activities/Records 1989-1990 (Accession 2012.0288)
Box 1, Folder 5
Heritage Day 1991 (Accession 2012.0288)
Box 2, Folder 4
Annual Heritage Symposium 1991 (Accession 2012.0288)
Box 2, Folder 15
Annual Society Activities/Records 1990-1991 (Accession 2012.0288)
Box 1, Folder 6
Heritage Day 1992 (Accession 2012.0288)
Box 2, Folder 5
Annual Society Activities/Records 1991-1992 (Accession 2012.0288)
Box 1, Folder 7
Heritage Day 1993 (Accession 2012.0288)
Box 2, Folder 6
Annual Heritage Symposium - Cancelled 1993 (Accession 2012.0288)
Box 2, Folder 16
Annual Society Activities/Records 1992-1993 (Accession 2012.0288)
Box 1, Folder 8
Heritage Day 1994 (Accession 2012.0288)
Box 2, Folder 7
Annual Heritage Symposium 1994 (Accession 2012.0288)
Box 2, Folder 17
Annual Society Activities/Records 1993-1994 (Accession 2012.0288)
Box 1, Folder 9
Heritage Day 1995 (Accession 2012.0288)
Box 2, Folder 8
Annual Heritage Symposium 1995 (Accession 2012.0288)
Box 2, Folder 18
Annual Society Activities/Records 1994-1995 (Accession 2012.0288)
Box 1, Folder 10
Heritage Day 1996 (Accession 2012.0288)
Box 2, Folder 9
Annual Heritage Symposium 1996 (Accession 2012.0288)
Box 2, Folder 19
Heritage Symposium Publication 1993-1996 (Accession 2012.0288)
Box 2, Folder 24
Annual Society Activities/Records 1995-1996 (Accession 2012.0288)
Box 1, Folder 11
Heritage Day 1997 (Accession 2012.0288)
Box 2, Folder 10
Annual Heritage Symposium 1997 (Accession 2012.0288)
Box 2, Folder 20
Annual Society Activities/Records 1996-1997 (Accession 2012.0288)
Box 1, Folder 12
Heritage Day 1998 (Accession 2012.0288)
Box 2, Folder 11
Annual Heritage Symposium 1998 (Accession 2012.0288)
Box 2, Folder 21
Annual Society Activities/Records 1997-1998 (Accession 2012.0288)
Box 1, Folder 13
Heritage Day 1999 (Accession 2012.0288)
Box 2, Folder 12
Annual Heritage Symposium 1999 (Accession 2012.0288)
Box 2, Folder 22
Pan-Afrikan Festival undated, 1999 (Accession 2012.0288)
Box 2, Folder 13
Annual Society Activities/Records 1998-1999 (Accession 2012.0288)
Box 1, Folder 14
Annual Heritage Symposium 2000 (Accession 2012.0288)
Box 2, Folder 23
Annual Society Activities/Records 1999-2000 (Accession 2012.0288)
Box 1, Folder 15
Martin Luther King, Jr. Cultural Festival 1986-2002
Annual Festival Correspondence/Agenda/Publicity 1986 (Accession 2012.0288)

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Box 3, Folder 1
Festival Advisory Committee 1987 (Accession 2012.0288)
Box 3, Folder 2
Annual Festival Correspondence/Agenda/Publicity 1987 (Accession 2012.0288)

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Box 3, Folder 3
Festival Advisory Committee 1988 (Accession 2012.0288)
Box 3, Folder 4
Annual Festival Correspondence/Agenda/Publicity 1988 (Accession 2012.0288)

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Box 3, Folder 5
Festival Advisory Committee 1989 (Accession 2012.0288)
Box 3, Folder 6
Annual Festival Correspondence/Agenda/Publicity 1989 (Accession 2012.0288)

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Box 3, Folder 7
Festival Advisory Committee 1990 (Accession 2012.0288)
Box 3, Folder 8
Annual Festival Correspondence/Agenda/Publicity 1990 (Accession 2012.0288)

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Box 3, Folder 9
Festival Advisory Committee 1991 (Accession 2012.0288)
Box 3, Folder 10
Annual Festival Correspondence/Agenda/Publicity 1991 (Accession 2012.0288)

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Box 3, Folder 11
Festival Advisory Committee 1992 (Accession 2012.0288)
Box 3, Folder 12
Annual Festival Correspondence/Agenda/Publicity 1992 (Accession 2012.0288)

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Box 3, Folder 13
Festival Advisory Committee 1993 (Accession 2012.0288)
Box 3, Folder 14
Annual Festival Correspondence/Agenda/Publicity 1993 (Accession 2012.0288)

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Box 3, Folder 15
Annual Festival Correspondence/Agenda/Publicity 1994 (Accession 2012.0288)
Box 3, Folder 16
Annual Festival Correspondence/Agenda/Publicity 1996 (Accession 2012.0288)

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Box 3, Folder 17
Festival Advisory Committee 1997 (Accession 2012.0288)
Box 4, Folder 1
Annual Festival Correspondence/Agenda/Publicity 1997 (Accession 2012.0288)

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Box 4, Folder 2
I Have a Dream Performance 1997 (Accession 2012.0288)

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Box 4, Folder 3
Festival Advisory Committee 1998 (Accession 2012.0288)
Box 4, Folder 4
Annual Festival Correspondence/Agenda/Publicity 1998 (Accession 2012.0288)

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Box 4, Folder 5
I Have a Dream Performance 1998 (Accession 2012.0288)

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Box 4, Folder 6
Annual Festival Correspondence/Agenda/Publicity 1999 (Accession 2012.0288)

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Box 4, Folder 7
Festival Advisory Committee 2000 (Accession 2012.0288)
Box 4, Folder 8
Annual Festival Correspondence/Agenda/Publicity 2000 (Accession 2012.0288)

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Box 4, Folder 9
Festival Advisory Committee 2001 (Accession 2012.0288)
Box 4, Folder 10
Annual Festival Correspondence/Agenda/Publicity 2001 (Accession 2012.0288, 2019.0013)

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Box 4, Folder 11
Festival Advisory Committee 2002 (Accession 2012.0288)
Box 4, Folder 12
Annual Festival Correspondence/Agenda/Publicity 2002 (Accession 2012.0288)

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Box 4, Folder 13
General Records 1984-2025
Size: 1.306 gigabytes; 20 files
Cultural Center Rennovation Planning/Correspondence 1984-1987
Box 5, Folder 1
Student Center Annex Site Study and Plans 1988, undated (Accession 2019.0013)
Box 5, Folder 3
Printed Photograph on Board of Dr. Witherspoon and Dr. Clark Leading a Group in Togo 1989 March (Accession 2021.0116)

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Oversize flat box 6
Cultural Center Annex Planning & Correspondence 1988-1991
Box 5, Folder 2
Organizational Structure for the Council of Directors of the AACC 1992, 1993 (Accession 2019.0013)
Box 5, Folder 4
African American Cultural Center Council of Directors 1994-1996 (Accession 2019.0013)
Box 5, Folder 5
AACC Resident Organizations Statement of Purpose 1998 (Accession 2021.0116)
Box 5, Folder 6
International Print Portfolio Artists' Expressions of Human Rights (Poster) 2008 (Accession 2019.0055)
Flat folder 1
St. Agnes Hospital: The Untold Story, DVD-R 2012 Sept. (Accession 2015.0003)
Size: 1 DVD-R optical disc; 1306.36 megabytes; 20 files

Memorex Printable DVD-R

Box 5, Folder 8
Event Programs, Flyers, Calendars 1995, 1998-1999, 2013-2014, 2016 (Accession 2019.0013)

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Box 5, Folder 7
Opening Doors: The Lives and Legacies of Dr. Lawrence M. Clark and Dr. Augustus M. Witherspoon undated (Accession 2015.0003)

DVD

Box 5, Folder 9
Sankofa Art Exhibition Guest Book 2021-2024 (bulk 2021 September 10-2021 October 10) (Accession 2025.0097)

Note: "Seems to have been left out and covers other exhibitions as well, e.g. BMI Aura of Blackness, March 24th 2024."

Box 7, Folder 1
National Library Week 2025 -- AACC Library Coaster, Library due date pocket (with national library week sticker) 2025 April (Accession 2025.0097)

Library due date pocket is filled with AACC Pen, AACC Library magnetic bookmark, small crystal, Wynter Douglas (interim library coordinator) business card, and stickers

Box 7, Folder 7
Event Fliers 2023-2025 (Accession 2025.0097)

Explore African American and Diasporic Book Collections; Black History Month Book Club; Locked In; Legendborn Book Club; National Library Week; Black Book Talks; Black Research Symposium: Afro-Diaspoic World Building and a Sustainable Futurity

Box 7, Folder 2
Library Signage and Brochures 2024-2025 (Accession 2025.0097)
Box 7, Folder 3
Nikki Giovanni: Celebration of Life 2025 (Accession 2025.0097)
Box 7, Folder 4
AACC Library: A Scrapbook of Memories (1 of 2) 2007-2012 (Accession 2025.0097)
Box 7, Folder 5
AACC Library: A Scrapbook of Memories (2 of 2) 2007-2012 (Accession 2025.0097)
Box 7, Folder 6
Poster -- "When I Know the Power of My Black Hand," by Lance Jeffers undated (Accession 2025.0097)
Flat folder 2
Posters -- Black Research Symposium 2023 (Accession 2025.0097)
Flat folder 3
Web Content 2012-ongoing
Size: 3 websites

This series is comprised of web sites of the North Carolina State University’s African American Cultural Center, captured by the NC State University Libraries since July 2016 using the Internet Archive’s Archive-It web archiving service, with prior captures by the Internet Archive dating November 2012, which may be less complete and was performed at undetermined intervals.

African American Cultural Center website (https://oied.ncsu.edu/aacc/) 2012-2023
Size: 1 website

This is the official website of North Carolina State University’s African American Cultural Center. The NC State University Libraries has scheduled this website to be captured quarterly since July 2016. Also included here are prior captures by the Internet Archive dating back to November 2012.

African American Cultural Center website (https://diversity.ncsu.edu/aacc/) 2023-2024 (https://diversity.ncsu.edu/aacc/ )
Size: 1 website

This is the official website for the African American Cultural Center at NC State University, hosted under the Division of Academic and Student Affairs. The NC State University Libraries has captured this site quarterly from 2023 to 2024. The site now redirects to https://aacc.dasa.ncsu.edu/.

Online access is provided through the Internet Archive’s Wayback Machine.

African American Cultural Center website (https://aacc.dasa.ncsu.edu/) 2026-ongoing (https://aacc.dasa.ncsu.edu/)
Size: 1 website

This is the official website for the African American Cultural Center at NC State University. The NC State University Libraries has captured this site quarterly since 2026. The site was previously hosted and captured at the URL https://diversity.ncsu.edu/aacc, and began redirecting in 2024.

Online access is provided through the Internet Archive’s Wayback Machine.

Digital Media 2008-2024
Size: 48 gigabytes; 9074 files

Materials in this series may be related to materials in other series in this collection.

Files are arranged as received.

Researchers may request copies of digital files. The Special Collections Research Center cannot guarantee that all files will open and will not in all cases have software available to read files.

File count of digital media may exclude system files; hidden, deleted, or excluded files; and duplicate files.

Digital photographs and videos 2008-2024 (2024.0124)
Size: 48 gigabytes; 9074 files

Photographs document annual events, such as the MLK Campus Commemoration, Blacks in Wax, Ebony Harlem Awards, Harambee, and Kwanzaa, as well as other programs. There are also staff portraits and photos of the Center.

Included are 7375 Exchangeable Image File Format (Compressed) files, 1276 JPEG File Interchange Format files, 406 Raw JPEG Stream files, 10 Portable Network Graphics files, 6 MPEG-4 Media File files, and 424 symlinks.

After review, access to the digital copies may be provided for use in the SCRC Reading Room upon request.

Files retrieved from the Office for Institutional Equity and Diversity's SmugMug, an image hosting platform. Duplicate files were replaced with symlinks.

Unproccessed Materials 1998-2026 (UA 005.072 Series 6)

The Unprocessed Materials series contains flyers for African American Cultural Center events, informational signage, staff book pick signs, activities, and annual reports.

The series is arranged in the order received.

Explore African American and Diasporic Book Collections (Tabling at SCRC Open House) for April 17th 2025 2025 April 17 (Accession 2026.0085)

Designed by Wynter Douglas

Carton 8, Folder 1
Printed Document Stapled, NCSU Libraries, African American Reading Room Annual Report, Fiscal Year 1998-1999, authored by Sandra Dunn 1998 -1999 (Accession 2026.0085)

donated to the AACC Library February 2026, given to Wynter Douglas (AACC Librarian 2024- present/2026) by Sandra Dunn first AACC Librarian /library liaison from Hill Library. The AACC Internal Review notes that it was prepared by Theresa Edwards, PhD Assistant Vice Provost for Diversity Programs. 4 single sided pages. Contents include title page, intro, major accomplishments, improvement needs, goals and objectives, and the annual reading room statistics.

Carton 8, Folder 1
The African American Cultural Center Library: An Overview 1999 (Accession 2026.0085)

donated to the AACC Library February 2026, given to Wynter Douglas (AACC Librarian 2024- present/2026) by Sandra Dunn first AACC Librarian /library liaison from Hill Library Printed document, paperclipped, 3 pages. contents discuss circulation and reference collections, electronic resources, staffing, funding, Accomplishment

Carton 8, Folder 1
NCSU Libraries, African American Reading Room, Annual Report, Fiscal year 1999-2000, authored by Sandra Dunn 1999-2000 (Accession 2026.0085)

donated to the AACC Library February 2026, given to Wynter Douglas (AACC Librarian 2024- present/2026) by Sandra Dunn first AACC Librarian /library liaison from Hill Library Printed document, stapled 4 single sided pages. Contents include title page, intro, major accomplishments, improvement needs, goals and objectives, and the annual reading room statistics.

Carton 8, Folder 1
NCSU Libraries, African American Reading Room Annual Report, Fiscal Year 2000-2001, authored by Sandra Dunn 2000- 2001 (Accession 2026.0085)

donated to the AACC Library February 2026, given to Wynter Douglas (AACC Librarian 2024- present/2026) by Sandra Dunn first AACC Librarian /library liaison from Hill Library 4 single sided pages. Contents include title page, intro, major accomplishments, improvement needs, goals and objectives, and the annual reading room statistics.

Carton 8, Folder 1
NCSU Libraries, African American Reading Room Annual Report, Fiscal Year 2000-2001, and the AACC Internal Review (dec 2001 - March 2002, final report abridged April 15th 2002) authored by Sandra Dunn 2001- 2002 (Accession 2026.0085)

donated to the AACC Library February 2026, given to Wynter Douglas (AACC Librarian 2024- present/2026) by Sandra Dunn first AACC Librarian /library liaison from Hill Library 6 single sided pages. Contents include title page, intro, major accomplishments, improvement needs, goals and objectives. The Final Report includes a table of contents of the reports recommendations and the pages for Resident Organizations and the library, as well as the annual statistics.

Carton 8, Folder 1
Well Read and Well Fed Event, Elise(Library Assistant), Wynter(Librarian), Amaya(Library Assistant) 2025 March 5 (Accession 2026.0085)

Taken by NCSU Student

Carton 8, Folder 2
Once Upon a Fright Halloween Party- Kyla(Library Assistant), Ellie(Library Assistant), Wynter(Librarian) 2025 October 28 (Accession 2026.0085)

Taken by Isaiah Horn

Carton 8, Folder 2
Symposium on Afrofuturism and Diasporic Scholarship, (Tabling event at Witherspoon Student Center) 2026 February 19 (Accession 2026.0085)

Made by DASA( Division of Academic and Student Affairs)

Carton 8, Folder 2
General Information about the African American Cultural Center at NC State( Location and Hours, Values, Signature Events for Fall and Spring Semester, Black 365 Sticker on the back ) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Designed by Erica Funderburk( Graduate Marketing Assistant)

Carton 8, Folder 2
Fall 2025 Semester Book Club- (Black Disability Politics by author Sami Schalk) 2025 September 10-October 21 (Accession 2026.0085)

Designed by Wynter Douglas( African American Cultural Center Librarian)

Carton 8, Folder 2
Information on the African American Cultural Center Library( Location, Hours of Operation, Description of Space, Chronic Illness Real-ness Panelists(Top Left), Wide shot of Library(Upper Center) Interfaith Prayer and Meditation Room(Top Right), Book Nook(Bottom Left),Research Consultation Space and Librarian Office(Bottom Center), GTI German Fulbright Scholars Workshop(Bottom Right) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Designed by Erica Funderburk(Graduate Marketing Assistant)

Carton 8, Folder 2
Symposium on Afrofuturism and Diasporic Scholarship( Information on Diasporic Scholarship and Research, Promotes Student Success through, discussion circles, storytelling and information on different community projects around NC State) 2026 February 19 (Accession 2026.0085)

Made by DASA( Division of Academic and Student Affairs)

Carton 8, Folder 2
Information on the African American Cultural Center( QR code that includes the newsletter, events calendar and resources, QR Code and screenshot of Instagram page, 1st post includes Library Assistants Kyla, Kameron, Amaya, Elise, 2nd post includes ncsu student posing with Harambee flag a signature event of the African American Cultural Center, 3rd post includes picture of new books added to the African American Cultural Center Library 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Designed by Wynter Douglas

Carton 8, Folder 2
The Rainbow Reading Group Book Club( A Song in a Weary Throat: Memoir of an American Pilgrimage by Pauli Murray, Includes general information about author, QR code for sign up information, Back of flyer includes a description of The Rainbow Reading Group Book Club Event 2026 January- May (Accession 2026.0085)

Designed by Wynter Douglas, Sankofa sticker designed by Erica Funderburk

Carton 8, Folder 2
Celebrate Black Trans Authors booklet by the African American Cultural Center Library( Lists books in the African American Cultural Center Library's collection written by Black Trans Authors with a brief description of the book a picture of the cover and it's call number, Back of booklet includes description of African American Cultural Center Library location, book collection,with a QR code for more information, its Instagram is linked at the very bottom of the page, It includes a QR Code with information on a signature event the Symposium on Afrofuturism and Diasporic Scholarship, November 2025 (Accession 2026.0085)

Designed by Wynter Douglas

Carton 8, Folder 2
Women of Color Retreat hosted by the Women's Center, LGBTQ+ Pride Center, African American Cultural Center and Multicultural Student Affairs( Back of postcard lists description about the Women of Color Retreat, with a link to the website for more information in the bottom right corner, top right corner includes a picture of books that are related to the event. Group photos of attendees including staff member Andaiye Quasim 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Women's Center

Carton 8, Folder 2
Come Chill With Cee: Good Boards, Good Vibes Event Flyer( Make your own Charcuterie Board with the African American Cultural Center, Location: African American Cultural Center Living Room from 4:30-5:30 pm, Phone number of center is listed below date, time, and location for students who need accommodations,) 2026 April 8 (Accession 2026.0085)

Erica Funderburk( Graduate Marketing Assistant)

Carton 8, Folder 2
Mind Games, Real Healing Event Flyer hosted by the African American Cultural Center, located in the living room of the African American Cultural Center from 2-3pm Phone number of center is listed below date, time, and location for students who need accommodations 2026 April 6 (Accession 2026.0085)

Erica Funderburk( Graduate Marketing Assistant)

Carton 8, Folder 2
Well Read and Well Fed Book Buffet Event hosted by the African American Cultural Center Gallery, QR Code that includes link to sign up for event, Phone number of center is listed below date, time, and location for students who need accommodations 2026 March 5 (Accession 2026.0085)

Erica Funderburk( Graduate Marketing Assistant)

Carton 8, Folder 2
The I Am Gallery Exhibit where artists showcase their work in the Gallery of the African American Cultural Center (Includes QR code with registration link, also includes pictures of artists featured in event) 2026 April 11 (Accession 2026.0085)

Black Male Collective

Carton 8, Folder 2
Game Devs of Color Expo Event Information Flyer( Gives Information on the Gaming Expo founded by Catt Small which provides networking, grants, career opportunities for underrepresented game creator, it also includes a link for the website) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Designed by Wynter Douglas

Carton 8, Folder 2
Flyer that highlights website BlackGamesDevs.com a website that highlights black game developers and their work with the goal of advancing their career( also highlights the creators of BlackGamesDevs) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Designed by Wynter Douglas

Carton 8, Folder 2
Highlights Xavier Nelson Jr. a black game developer and Creative Director of Strange Scaffold a Game Developer company( Also includes a quote and picture from his as well) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Designed by Wynter Douglas

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Rainbow Reading Group Book Club Event Flyer( Gives brief description of event planned through collaboration between the African American Cultural Center, LGBT+ Pride Center, Women's Center, and NC State Libraries, Includes QR code with sign up information and features picture of the chosen book( Song in a Weary Throat by Pauli Murray) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)
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Flyer that Highlights POC in Play an organization that focuses on creating representation for People of Color in the Gaming industry( Includes link to website at bottom of page and lists its creators) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Designed by Wynter Douglas

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Flyer that gives information on the nonprofit organization Black Voices in Gaming and highlights its programs like the EXPerience Excellence Accelerator which provided resources to Black creators and their career development( Lists it's creators and their website at the bottom of the page) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Designed by Wynter Douglas

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Highlights Chella Ramanan a Narrative game Designer and Co-founder of POC in Play organization which values the inclusion and representation of people of color in the gaming industry( includes quote and picture of her ) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Designed by Wynter Douglas

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Highlights Gordon Bellamy a Video Game Executive who is also a part of the International Game Developers Association( Includes a quote and picture of him as well as a small blurb about his work in leading initiatives such as Gay Gaming Professionals) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Designed by Wynter Douglas

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Highlights Catt Small a Game Designer that was a part of the Game Devs of Color Expo( Known for creating the game Sweetheart and founding initiatives such as Indie Afro Arcade includes a quote and picture from said game designer) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Designed by Wynter Douglas

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Highlights Shawn Alexander Allen a Creative Director from known for creating the game Treachery Beatdown City and founding Challenger( Includes quote and picture of him) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Designed by Wynter Douglas

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Highlights Jerry Lawson the Grandfather of Modern Gaming and the head of Fairchild Channel F engineering and hardware division( Includes a quote and picture of him) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Designed by Wynter Douglas

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Lists instructions for an Aguzo Saba Matching Game hosted by the African American Cultural Center Library 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Designed by Wynter Douglas

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Lists core principles of the holiday Kwanzaa and what each principle means to aid players in a game hosted by the African American Cultural Center 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Designed by Wynter Douglas

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List of instructions for the Locked in at the AACC Progress based Drawing which gave student the chance to be productive by studying and/or completing academic tasks and have the chance to be rewarded with a visa gift card based on their progress.(Takes place during the fall semester around finals week) 2025 Fall (Accession 2026.0085)

Designed by Wynter Douglas

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Completed Bingo Board of 1st place student Makayla Robinson during an African American Cultural Center Library event( Answers to questions written on back of page) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Iyana Graves, Elise De la Cruz

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Completed Bingo Board of 2nd place winner student Paris during an event by the African American Cultural Center Library( Name and email written above and below Bingo header) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Iyana Graves, Elise De la Cruz

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Flyer advertising Learning Labs Workshop event hosted by the African American Cultural Center( Features pictures of facilitators Khalisa Ra and Nick Courmon, Lists location and QR code for registration) 2025 September 18 (Accession 2026.0085)

Erica Funderburk( Graduate Marketing Assistant)

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Instructions of activities done at the Learning Labs Workshop hosted by the African American Cultural Center and facilitated and created by Khalisa Rae and Nick Courmon( Stapled onto the instructions are flyers that advertises A Black Southern Writers Conference presented by Griot & Grey owl created by Wynter Douglas) , the Symposium of Afrofuturism and Diasporic Scholarship( Created by DASA) , and a flyer that gives information on the African American Cultural Center Library(Created by Erica Funderburk)( the back includes information on Research and Citation Consultation sessions with Wynter Douglas the Librarian for the center,their picture is also included at the top right corner) 2025 September 18 (Accession 2026.0085)

Khalisa Rae and Nick Cournom( facilitators for the Learning Labs Workshop Event)

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Flyer that advertises Make your own Gingerbread Houses & Pet Rocks event located in the African American Cultural Centers Gallery on the 2nd floor 2025 Fall (Accession 2026.0085)

Designed by Erica Funderburk(Graduate Marketing Assistant)

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Flyer that advertises Pixels and Pages Event( Collaborative event with NC State University Libraries ESports Lab, lists date, time, and location along with a description of the event ) 2026 January 14 (Accession 2026.0085)

Designed by Erica Funderburk(Graduate Marketing Assistant)

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Flyer that advertises Once Upon A Fright Event hosted by the African American Cultural Center Library and Co-Sponsored by Nc State Libraries( includes date, location, time, and a description of the event and what will happen, also mentions other participating parties at NC State in the bottom right of the page) 2025 October 18 (Accession 2026.0085)

Designed by Erica Funderburk(Graduate Marketing Assistant)

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Locked in at the AACC flyer that encourages students to come use the resources of the AACC during finals season(Includes QR code to register for the community dinners hosted during that time, also includes other events taking place that week in the bottom left and right corners) 2025 December 3-5 (Accession 2026.0085)

Designed by Erica Funderburk(Graduate Marketing Assistant)

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Advertises The African American Cultural Center's Open House as well as two other Meet Graze and Pixels and Pages happening on the same day( Includes date, time, location and brief descriptions of the event) 2026 January 14 (Accession 2026.0085)

Designed by Erica Funderburk(Graduate Marketing Assistant)

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Fall Book Club: Black Disability Politics Event flyer( Includes QR code for registration and gives a description on the book club and what it is about) 2025 September 10-November 11 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

Carton 8, Folder 2
Fall 2024 Multicultural Graduation Celebration Event Flyer( includes QR code for registration, lists deadline for registration, date location and time of event) December 12, 2024 (Accession 2026.0085)
Carton 8, Folder 2
B.L.A.C.C(Black Literary Arts & Culture Creatives) Introvert Gathering Event Flyer( includes, day, time, location and some of the things that you can do in the space) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

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Black Book Talks Event flyer( Includes time, date, location and introduces the author and name of the book that will be talked about, also includes the African American Cultural Centers instagram at the very bottom of the page) 2025 February 6 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

Carton 8, Folder 2
Flyer that advertises A Black Southern Writers Conference presented by Griot & Grey owl( includes Qr code with interest form) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

Carton 8, Folder 2
Locked in at the AACC flyer that encourages students to come use the resources of the AACC during finals season(Includes QR code to register for the community dinners hosted during that time, also includes other events taking place that week on the right hand side of the page) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Designed by Erica Funderburk(Graduate Marketing Assistant)

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Flyer that advertises the Equip Leadership Cohort event held by the African American Cultural Center( list description of event, list QR code to register, and includes the focus of the event in the bottom left and right of the flyer) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Designed by Erica Funderburk(Graduate Marketing Assistant)

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Flyer for thriving during Finals with Academic Success Center Wendy VanDellon Event( Includes date, time and location, also includes QR code for those who cannot attend in person with studying tips) 16 April-21 April (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

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Midnight Breakfast Activity Map that lists events and different activities inside the African American Cultural Center( includes location) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

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NC State Literary Reading Series hosts Diamond Forde event ( lists date, time, and location, also features picture of speaker for the event) 2025 October 8 (Accession 2026.0085)

NC State MFA program

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Flyer the advertises Black Book Talks Event hosted by the African American Cultural Center Library( lists location , time, day, and features pictures of popular black authors like Zora neale Hurston, W.E.B Dubois, James Baldwin, Toni Morrison, Octavia E. Butler, Elmore R. Davis, Audre Lorde, and bell hooks. 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

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Flyer for Rest is Resistance: Student Success Strategies for Rest Event held by Destinee Wormack the African American Cultural Centers MA Facilitator( includes date, time, location of the event and a QR code for registration, also includes description of event at the very bottom of the page) 2025 October 6 (Accession 2026.0085)

Destinee Wormack

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Flyer that advertises Scholars Network Event hosted in the African American cultural Center Lounge in Witherspoon( event helps patrons curate their resume, includes time, date, and location) 2025 October 9 (Accession 2026.0085)
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Two page flyer that encourages learning about research from NC State Libraries Undergraduate Teaching and Learning Team(second page includes QR codes that relate to research and encourages the use of library resources like, research consultations, academic success, course guides etc.) October 2025 (Accession 2026.0085)
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Flyer that advertises Public Speaking and Communications Learning Labs Event( Includes date, time, and location of event. Also includes registration link and a picture of Dr. Ariel Seay-Howard the facilitator for the event) 2025 September 30-October 2 (Accession 2026.0085)

Designed by Erica Funderburk(Graduate Marketing Assistant)

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Flyer that advertises movie screening of The Librarians in Hunt Library( Includes date, time and location of event as well as the length of the movie and the QR code to register for the event.Includes description of the movie and gives information on the panel discussion that will follow featuring producer janique L. Robillars, African American Cultural Center Librarian Wynter Douglas and Professor of English Belle Boggs. 2025 October 9 (Accession 2026.0085)

NC State Libraries Marcomm

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Flyer that advertises Trans Awareness Month events throughout the month of November( Includes, name, date, times and locations of the events featured) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

Carton 8, Folder 2
Once Upon a Fright flyer hosted by the African American Cultural Center Library and Co-Sponsored by NC State Libraries( Includes date, time, location of the event. Includes description of what will take place during the event. paperclipped to the flyer are hints from the scavenger hunt that took place during the event) 2025 October 28 (Accession 2026.0085)

Designed by Erica Funderburk(Graduate Marketing Assistant)

Carton 8, Folder 2
Fall Books Club: Black Disability Politics Event( Gives information on each session like what will happen/be talked about along with the date and time of the session. It also includes a QR code that gives access to the reading guide event for the event) 2025 September 10-November 13 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

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African American Cultural Center Library Halloween Book Display( Encourages patrons to visit the library and check out book display) October, 2025 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

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Advertises Skills to Career Crafting a Future-Focused Resume Workshop Event( Includes date, location, and time of the event . Also lists Zariah Greene Career Development Program Assistant who will led the event.) 2026 January 30 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

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Advertises research proposals for the Symposium on Afrofuturism and Diasporic Scholarship Event( Lists deadline for proposals, and a link and QR code to submit a proposal) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

DASA Marcomm

Carton 8, Folder 2
Black Book Talks Event flyer( Includes time, date, location and introduces the author and name of the book that will be talked about, also includes the African American Cultural Centers instagram at the very bottom of the page. Includes description of event and what will happen during it as well as who will be running the event) 2025 January 9 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

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Black History and Futures Month Book Club( Gives adjusted hours for the African American Cultural Library on February 25th. Includes Picture of the featured books cover as well as the time, date and location of the event) 2025 February 26 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

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Incomplete Bingo Boards from an event hosted in the African American Cultural Center Library 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Iyana Graves, Elise De la Cruz

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Paper that list itinerary for a session during the Symposium on Afrofuturism and Diasporic Scholarship Event( lists time( 3:00pm), location(AACC Gallery and Library), date, and name of session. Also includes a description of the session and lists the speakers featured in the session as well.) 2026 February 19 (Accession 2026.0085)

Andaiye Qaasim

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Session located in Witherspoon Student Center that took place during the Symposium on Afrofuturism and Diasporic Scholarship Event(lists time, date, location of the session, as well as a description o what will happen during the session.) 2026 February 19 (Accession 2026.0085)

Andaiye Qaasim

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Session located in the African American Cultural Center Library as a part of the Symposium on Afrofuturism and Diasporic Scholarship( lists time, date, location, and description on what the session will talk about, as well as the facilitators of the session and their affiliation with NC State) 2026 February 19 (Accession 2026.0085)

Andaiye Qaasim

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A sheet of questions curated by Library Assistant Kyla Griffin with support from Librarian Wynter Douglas for the LIbraries as Spaces of Opportunity Panel and Book Signing Event for National Library Week( Includes 9 general questions and also direct questions asked to panelists 2026 Spring (Accession 2026.0085)

Kyla Griffin and Wynter Douglas

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Postcard promoting National Library Week event Library as Spaces of Opportunity hosted by the African American Cultural Center( the front of the postcard includes pictures of the African American Cultural Center Library( top left), Library Assistants, Kameron, Kyla, Elise, Amaya, Dawnelle, Ellie and Librarian Wynter (bottom left), Library Assistant Amaya(top row center picture), Librarian Wynter Douglas( top right), NC State students at info table in the African American Cultural Center Gallery talking to AYA Ambassador Iyana Graves (bottom right). Top right corner first row features author and Dr. Zelda Lockhart, Department Head of Access Services Adebola Fabiku, AACC Librarian Wynter Douglas, Second row( top right corner) features Library Technician Neal Hairston, Author C.M Lockhart,and Library Assistant Kyla Griffin. Bottom Center picture features Graduate Student as College of Education Kadeidra D. Badejo. The back includes information about the events happening that week in celebration of National Library Week, it also includes a QR code with more information at the bottom right. 2026 April 6-10 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

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Booklet that gives information of Richard B.Harrison Community Library located in Raleigh North Carolina(Inside a picture of the outside of Richard B.harrison Community Library with a blurb about it's founding member and its history as the 1st Library in Raleigh to serve the African American Community, also includes spotlight about the founder Mollie Huston Lee and information about her life and motivation to creating the library 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Richard B Harrison Library

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Flyer that advertises Libraries as Spaces of Opportunity event in celebration of National Library Week sponsored by NC State University Libraries, NC State Pride Center, & Multicultural Student Affairs( Each event includes the time, date, and location , There are also two Qr codes that include more information on the events and a link to register to those events 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

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Books on Love, Sex, and Relationships Flyer researched and suggested by Library Assistants Dawnelle Chandler( pictured in the 2nd photo), Kameron Simpson( pictured in the 1st photo) and Librarian Wynter Douglas( pictured in the 3rd photo) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

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Women's History Month Book Display curated by Library Assistants Kyla Griffin and Elise Taylor( pictured in photo beside QR code), Includes a QR Code with the link to the African American Cultural Centers Library account March 2025 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

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Librarian Wynter Douglas staff book pick for the Halloween holiday(Includes picture of book cover, the title, author and a brief description about the book and why they chose it as their suggestion, it also lists the call number and where to find the book) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

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Library Assistant Elise Taylor's staff book pick for the Halloween season(Includes picture of the cover of the books, the title, author and a brief description of the book/ why they chose it as their staff pick, also includes the call number and where to find it) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

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Library Assistant Amaya's staff book pick for the Halloween season((Includes picture of the cover of the books, the title, author and a brief description of the book/ why they chose it as their staff pick, also includes the call number and where to find it) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

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Library Assistant Kameron's staff book pick for the Halloween season((Includes picture of the cover of the books, the title, author and a brief description of the book/ why they chose it as their staff pick, also includes the call number and where to find it) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

Carton 8, Folder 4
Library Assistant Elise's staff book pick for the Halloween season((Includes picture of the cover of the books, the title, author and a brief description of the book/ why they chose it as their staff pick, also includes the call number and where to find it) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

Carton 8, Folder 4
Library Assistant Kyla's staff book pick for the Halloween season((Includes picture of the cover of the books, the title, author and a brief description of the book/ why they chose it as their staff pick, also includes the call number and where to find it) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

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List of poems picked by AACC Library staff Library Assistants Dawnelle, Amaya, Kameron, Elise and Librarian Wynter for National Day of Reading( the sheet asks for their name, the book title and call number, the poem title/ page numbers, and the author/poet) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

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Instructions/ Directions on how to answer a question or answer a prompt for an article that will be published on the NC State University Libraries Webpage( includes prompt questions and options on what format to write them in( 2 short paragraphs, 1-2 options/questions, or make your own prompt, This was used to bring attention and spread information about the AACC LIbrary ) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

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Advertising Silent Witness Book Display researched by Library Assistant's Kyla and Kameron offering support for those who have experience with domestic violence found in the African American Cultural Center Library 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

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Advertising Latinx Heritage Month Book Display presented by the African American Cultural Center Library( Includes location and a QR code with a information about Afro Latinx Authors) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

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Lifting as You Climb: Honoring Legacy and Empowering the Future a book display curated by Library Assistant Amaya Squirewell (pictured at the bottom of the page) with a QR Code with the book list and event list(Outline of Civil Rights Activist Martin luther King Jr. pictured at the top right of page) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

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Full Page of Latinx Heritage inspired flyers with a QR Code that includes information about Afro Latinx Authors, created by the African American Cultural Center Library 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

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Library Assistant Kameron's staff book pick for Spring break( Includes book title, author, call number,rating(optional) and a blurb or description on why they chose that book, why they like it, and why it is important) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

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Library Assistant Dawnelle's staff book pick for Spring Break( Includes book title, author, call number,rating(optional) and a blurb or description on why they chose that book, why they like it, and why it is important) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

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Library Assistant Kyla's staff book pick for Spring Break( Includes book title, author, call number,rating(optional) and a blurb or description on why they chose that book, why they like it, and why it is important) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

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Library Assistant Amaya's staff book pick for Spring Break( Includes book title, author, call number,rating(optional) and a blurb or description on why they chose that book, why they like it, and why it is important) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

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Library Assistant Elise's staff book pick for Spring Break( Includes book title, author, call number,rating(optional) and a blurb or description on why they chose that book, why they like it, and why it is important) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

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Library Assistant Amaya's staff book pick for Summer Break( Includes book title, author, call number,rating(optional) and a blurb or description on why they chose that book, why they like it, and why it is important) 2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

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Library Assistant Kameron's staff book pick for Summer Break( Includes book title, author, call number,rating(optional) and a blurb or description on why they chose that book, why they like it, and why it is important) 2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

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Library Assistant Kyla's staff book pick for Summer Break( Includes book title, author, call number,rating(optional) and a blurb or description on why they chose that book, why they like it, and why it is important) 2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

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Library Assistant Elise's staff book pick for Summer Break( Includes book title, author, call number,rating(optional) and a blurb or description on why they chose that book, why they like it, and why it is important) 2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

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Library Assistant Dawnelle's staff book pick for Summer Break( Includes book title, author, call number,rating(optional) and a blurb or description on why they chose that book, why they like it, and why it is important) 2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

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Library Assistant Amaya's staff book pick that is paired and relates to the College of Science/ Agriculture and Life Sciences at NC State(Includes brief description on why they chose the book, book title and call number is written in the top right corner, relevant genres, directions on what to do are listed in the box beside the description) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

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Library Assistant Kyla's staff book pick that is paired with the College of Education at NC State(Includes brief description on why they chose the book, relevant genres are listed above description , directions on what to do are listed in the box beside the description) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

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Library Assistant Elise's staff book pick that is paired with the College of Humanities and Social Sciences(Includes brief description on why they chose the book, relevant genres are listed above description , directions on what to do are listed in the box beside the description) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

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Library Assistant Kameron's staff book pick that is paired with the College of Engineering(Includes brief description on why they chose the book, book title and call number is written at the bottom of the page, relevant genres, directions on what to do are listed in the box beside the description) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

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Library Assistant Ellie's staff book pick that is paired with the Poole College of Management( (Includes brief description on why they chose the book, relevant genres are listed above description , directions on what to do are listed in the box beside the description) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

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Four page(front & back) book List for the Kwanzaa Holiday(Includes pictures of the books cover, author, book title, call number( some are written in), sankofa bird symbol represents the books location can be found and reserved/checked out of the African American Cultural Center Library.) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

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Larger flyer that advertises Libraries as Spaces of Opportunity event in celebration of National Library Week sponsored by NC State University Libraries, NC State Pride Center, & Multicultural Student Affairs( Each event includes the time, date, and location , There are also two Qr codes that include more information on the events and a link to register to those events 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

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Library Assistant Cameron's Staff book pick( includes, book title, author, call number, a picture of the book cover and a description on why they chose it) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

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Library Assistant Amaya's Staff book pick( includes, book title, author, call number, a picture of the book cover and a description on why they chose it) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

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Library Assistant Kyla's Staff book pick( includes, book title, author, call number, a picture of the book cover and a description on why they chose it) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

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Library Assistant Ellie's Staff book pick( includes, book title, author, call number, a picture of the book cover and a description on why they chose it) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

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Library Assistant Elise's Staff book pick( includes, book title, author, call number, a picture of the book cover and a description on why they chose it) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

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Librarian Wynter 's Staff book pick( includes, book title, author, call number, a picture of the book cover and a description on why they chose it) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

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Library Assistant Amaya's Scavenger Hunt Book list(each library assistant were given different prompts and asked to find things around the library, includes their name, a list of things to find, and a notes section where they could write the call numbers, titles of books, and location of the things they found. Check marks and X marks are also found on the page to keep track of what they could and couldn't find) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

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Library Assistant Elise's Scavenger Hunt Book list(each library assistant were given different prompts and asked to find things around the library, includes their name, a list of things to find, and a notes section where they could write the call numbers, titles of books, and location of the things they found. Check marks and X marks are also found on the page to keep track of what they could and couldn't find) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

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Library Assistant Kameron's Scavenger Hunt Book list(each library assistant were given different prompts and asked to find things around the library, includes their name, a list of things to find, and a notes section where they could write the call numbers, titles of books, and location of the things they found. Check marks and X marks are also found on the page to keep track of what they could and couldn't find) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

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Library Assistant Kyla's Scavenger Hunt Book list(each library assistant were given different prompts and asked to find things around the library, includes their name, a list of things to find, and a notes section where they could write the call numbers, titles of books, and location of the things they found. Check marks and X marks are also found on the page to keep track of what they could and couldn't find) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

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Library Assistant Ellie's Scavenger Hunt Book list(each library assistant were given different prompts and asked to find things around the library, includes their name, a list of things to find, and a notes section where they could write the call numbers, titles of books, and location of the things they found. Check marks and X marks are also found on the page to keep track of what they could and couldn't find) 2026-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

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Booklet that lists books of Afro-Indigenous authors and topics in celebration of Native American Heritage Month( Includes picture of an afro-indigenous woman on the front, inside the booklet there are books with the title, call number picture of the book cover, and a brief one sentence description about the topic of the book, there is also a section that highlights other Indigenous books outside of the African American Cultural Center Library( includes their title, call number location and book cover picture)The back of the booklet gives information on the collection of books that the African American Cultural Center Library has with a QR code to the website, it also advertises presenters for an upcoming event the Symposium on Afrofuturism and Diasporic Scholarship along with a QR code for submitting a proposal. 2025 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

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African American Cultural Center Library in celebration of Martin Luther King Jr. for the March Like Martin Event ( Features picture of Martin and Coretta Scott King on the 1st page. The second page features a picture of an NC state student writing a sign during the March Like Martin event, as well as information on partnering company Salford & Co. Agricultural Consultancy Services. The third page includes more information about the services they provide as well as the links to the African American Cultural Center Libraries instagram. The last page lists contact information for the company as well as customer testimonials.) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

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Native American Heritage Month Book Display curated by the African American Cultural Center Library( Includes information about NC State Multicultural Student Affairs and a description about Native American Heritage Month. Also includes QR code that has the Multicultural Student Affairs website and Instagram for more information on some of the events they host. November 2025 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

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Signage that introduces the Library Team for the 2025-2026 school year( Includes picture of Amaya, Kyla, Kameron, Elise, Ellie( Library Assistants) and Librarian Wynter on the couch in the Book Nook( a section of the African American Cultural Center Library) reading various books from the libraries collection. 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

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Picture of Library Assistant Ellie Dela Cruz(Lists her role in the library and her major at the bottom) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

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Picture of LIbrary Assistant Elise Taylor((Lists her role in the library and her major at the bottom) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

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Picture of LIbrary Assistant Kyla Griffin (Lists her role in the library and her major at the bottom) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

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Flyer that advertises Scheduling a Research Consultation with the AACC Librarian Wynter Douglas( includes bullet points that tells what they help with, includes Qr code to help register and also included their email and the African American Cultural Centers website for more information) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

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Flyer that gives information on the types of technology that someone can check out at the African American Cultural Center Library( Includes pictures of each piece of technology alongside it written in text, also includes the maximum check out time and a QR code to the website) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

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Signage that informs patrons that the library is closed for spring break( Includes the libraries email and librarian email, information about returning books , and includes QR code to view the website) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

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Sign that includes a Black Author Spotlight for Alice Walker( Includes their name, DOB & DOD, a brief description of the books they have written and their contribution to as an author, also includes a quote from them or from a book they have written below the description.) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

Carton 8, Folder 5
Sign that includes a Black Author Spotlight for Ta-Nehisi Coates( Includes their name, DOB & DOD, a brief description of the books they have written and their contribution to as an author, also includes a quote from them or from a book they have written below the description.) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

Carton 8, Folder 5
Sign that includes a Black Author Spotlight for Langston Hughes( Includes their name, DOB & DOD, a brief description of the books they have written and their contribution to as an author, also includes a quote from them or from a book they have written below the description.) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

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Sign that includes a Black Author Spotlight for Octavia Butler( Includes their name, DOB & DOD, a brief description of the books they have written and their contribution to as an author, also includes a quote from them or from a book they have written below the description.) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

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Sign that includes a Black Author Spotlight for Pauli Murray( Includes their name, DOB & DOD, a brief description of the books they have written and their contribution to as an author, also includes a quote from them or from a book they have written below the description.) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

Carton 8, Folder 5
Sign that includes a Black Author Spotlight for bell hooks( Includes their name, DOB & DOD, a brief description of the books they have written and their contribution to as an author, also includes a quote from them or from a book they have written below the description.) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

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Sign that includes a Black Author Spotlight for Akwaeke Emezi( Includes their name, DOB & DOD, a brief description of the books they have written and their contribution to as an author, also includes a quote from them or from a book they have written below the description.) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

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Sign that includes a Black Author Spotlight for Mayra Santos-Febres( Includes their name, DOB & DOD, a brief description of the books they have written and their contribution to as an author, also includes a quote from them or from a book they have written below the description.) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

Carton 8, Folder 5
Flyer that states the technology available for checkout in the African American Cultural Center Library( includes pictures of the technology that can be checked out) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

Carton 8, Folder 5
Signage found at the circulation desk of the African American Cultural Center Library( includes a QR code for students to register for community dinners, and mentions Locked in at the AACC event) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

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Library signage that asks patrons what books they'd like to see featured in the African American Cultural Center Library( Includes QR code to suggestion form) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

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Library Signage that highlights the African American Cultural Centers mission, vision and values 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

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Gives information about the Holiday Book Drive( lists condition that books donations have to be in and mentions the location it should be dropped off at, also lists the last day to drop books off) 2025 August-November 21 (Accession 2026.0085)
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Flyer that advertises MSA Symposium Mentorship job openings and applications( includes application link, and deadline for application( date, time)) 2026 Spring (Accession 2026.0085)
Carton 8, Folder 5
Lists Hours of Operation for the African American Cultural Center Library( includes picture of Book Nook area in the library at the top of the flyer, also includes QR code to the website and the emails of the African American Cultural center and the Librarian Wynter Douglas) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

Carton 8, Folder 5
Lists African American Cultural Center LIbrary Winter Break Hours of Operation( includes date and time, also includes opening information during Winter Break) December 17-23 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

Carton 8, Folder 5
Lists African American Cultural Center Library Hours of Operation during the semester( includes contact information for the African American Cultural Center and the Librarian Wynter Douglas) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

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Signage that encourages patrons to follow the African American Cultural Centers Instagram( Includes QR Code ) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

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Signage that Reserves a table or spot in the AACC for the AACC Student Focus Group( includes time for reservation ) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

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Lists African American Cultural Center LIbraries Hours of Operation for Spring Break( Includes day and time) 2026 Spring (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

Carton 8, Folder 5
Lists African American Cultural Center Libraries Hours of Operation for the month of December and Winter Break( includes date, time, also includes instagram at the bottom of the page) 2024 Fall (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

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Locked in at the African American Cultural Center Libraries event flyer( lists extended hours for April 24th and April 25th, encourages students to come use the resources of the AACC during finals season, includes QR code for dinner registration) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

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Progress List Drawing for Locked in at the AACC Library event( paper with spots to list a students progress on the tasks they complete in order to participate in a drawing to win a $25 gift card, includes raffle ticket paper clipped to the page at the top left) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

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Highlights author Sami Schalk( Includes a description of her education and background as well as her topic of her research studies. Also includes books and articles that she is known for, as well as a picture of her on the front of the page) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

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Signage that lists the hours of Operation for the African American Cultural Center( Includes QR code with website and a list of some of the things that the library offers. The front of the page features pictures of Chronic Illness Real-ness Panelists(Top Left), Wide shot of Library(Upper Center) Interfaith Prayer and Meditation Room(Top Right), Book Nook(Bottom Left),Research Consultation Space and Librarian Office(Bottom Center), GTI German Fulbright Scholars Workshop(Bottom Right).. The back of the page lists information about Research and Citation Consultations with Librarian Wynter Douglas. It includes their email, a QR code to the AACC website and things that they can work on. 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Designed by Erica Funderburk(Graduate Marketing Assistant)

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Signage that states the African American Cultural Center Library will be closed because of the Symposium on Afrofuturism and Diasporic Scholarship Event( lists time and date of event and also includes the schedule of the event) 2026 February 19 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

Carton 8, Folder 5
States the alternate hours of Operation for the African American Cultural Center Library( includes, date, time, and lists the emails on the African American Cultural Center as well as the Librarian Wynter Douglas) 2025 July 29 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

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Stapled song suggestion sheet for patrons to suggest songs they would like added to the African American Cultural Center Library's Spotify Playlist as well as the Youtube Playlist( Youtube Playlist is written in Red, Spotify playlist is written in Blue) 2024-2025 (Accession 2026.0085)

Designed by 2023-5 library assistant Yaala Smith, 2023-5 AACC student program coordinator Mastewal Bailey's idea for the library to have a community playlist - implemented in AY 2024-present

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Signage that welcomes patrons to the African American Cultural Center Library( includes a picture of the lIbrary space as well as a quote from former President barack Obama on the the importance of libraries. Also includes links to the African American Cultural Centers website, Facebook and Twitter. ) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

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Highlights Author Jor-El Caraballo and his book "Self Care for Black Men: 100 Ways to Heal & Liberate"( Includes description of the book and also includes background information on the author like his pace of birth, occupation, leadership positions, and education). 2024 February (Accession 2026.0085)

designed and curated by AACC Librarian Brionna Johnson

Carton 8, Folder 5
Highlights Author Tarana Burke and her book "You are Your Best Thing" Vulnerability, Shame, Resilience, and the Black Experience: an anthology" (Includes description of the book and also includes background information on the author like her pace of birth, occupation, leadership positions, awards and her values and beliefs). 2024 February (Accession 2026.0085)

designed and curated by AACC Librarian Brionna Johnson

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Highlights Author Ishmael Beah and his book "Radiance of Tomorrow"( Includes description of the book as well as other information about him like his place of birth, education, leadership roles, and organizations he supports) 2024 February (Accession 2026.0085)

designed and curated by AACC Librarian Brionna Johnson

Carton 8, Folder 5
Highlights Author Jason Wilson and his book "Cry Like a Man: Fighting for Freedom from Emotional Incarceration" ( Includes description of the book and information about his occupation, experience and values.) 2024 February (Accession 2026.0085)

designed and curated by AACC Librarian Brionna Johnson

Carton 8, Folder 5
Highlights Author Danielle Valuore Evans and her experience with Identity, Family and Self Love( Includes two award winning books "The Office of Historical Corrections" and " Before You Suffocate Your Own Fool Self", and her values and occupational focus.) 2024 (Accession 2026.0085)

designed and curated by AACC Librarian Brionna Johnson

Carton 8, Folder 5
Highlights Novelist Jesymn Ward and her experience with Coming of age topics , Family, and Love( Includes her other occupation as a Professor of English at Tulane University, her state of residence, and lists the topics her work is centered around). 2024 (Accession 2026.0085)

designed and curated by AACC Librarian Brionna Johnson

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Highlights Author Rivers Solomon and their experience with Fantasy, Community & the Preservation of Culture and History( Includes their book "Unkindness of Ghosts" and " The Deep" as well as their education, place of birth and place of residence. Also links their Twitter account. 2024 (Accession 2026.0085)

designed and curated by AACC Librarian Brionna Johnson

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Highlights Author Marita Golden and her experience with Romance and Familial Love( Includes her many roles and occupations like book editor, cultural literary activist, writing teacher etc. It lists her leadership roles as well as topics her work is centered around) 2024 (Accession 2026.0085)

designed and curated by AACC Librarian Brionna Johnson

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Highlights Author Kristina Laferne Roberts or more popularly known as Zane and her experience on Female Empowerment through Sex(Includes information about her works as Zane and reasonings behind keeping her identity a secret as a mom who lives a suburban lifestyle). 2024 (Accession 2026.0085)

designed and curated by AACC Librarian Brionna Johnson

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Highlights Novelist/ Author Tiphanie Yanique and her experience on Identity and Relationships( Includes her place of birth, occupation as an Associate Professor of English and Creative Writing, her newest book/novel and awards she has won). 2024 (Accession 2026.0085)

designed and curated by AACC Librarian Brionna Johnson

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Highlights Author Ibi Zoboi and her experience on Identity and Self Love( Includes her work as an educator and her help with community based programs located in Brooklyn and Haiti. Also includes her collaboration with different organizations such as Teachers & Writers Collaborative and Community Word Project). 2024 (Accession 2026.0085)

designed and curated by AACC Librarian Brionna Johnson

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Highlights Author Alexia Arthurs and her experience on Identity and Self Love( Includes her education, occupation as a teacher of fiction and an Associate Professor of English at George Mason University, her place of birth, and awards won by her story "Bad Behavior"). 2024 (Accession 2026.0085)

designed and curated by AACC Librarian Brionna Johnson

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Highlights Author Walter Dean Myers and his experience on Black Boyhood and Family ( Includes the genres of many of his books, as well as awards he has won multiple times like the Coretta Scott King Award for African-American authors. 2024 (Accession 2026.0085)

designed and curated by AACC Librarian Brionna Johnson

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Highlights Author Tayari Jones and her experience on Romance & Familial Love( Includes novels she has written and their focus on relationships and African-American experiences in the South) 2024 (Accession 2026.0085)

designed and curated by AACC Librarian Brionna Johnson

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Highlights Author Bethany C. Morrow and her experience on Fantasy, Girlhood and Friendship( Includes audiences her work is centered around) 2024 (Accession 2026.0085)

designed and curated by AACC Librarian Brionna Johnson

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Highlights Author Renee Watson and her experience on Coming of Age stories, Self Love and Girlhood(Includes her occupation and leadership role as the founder of the nonprofit I, Too, Arts Collective centered around providing help to the Harlem community) 2024 (Accession 2026.0085)

designed and curated by AACC Librarian Brionna Johnson

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Highlights Novelist Ayobami Adebayo and her experience on Love and Loss( Includes her education, career as a novelist and editor, and awards that she has won) 2024 (Accession 2026.0085)

designed and curated by AACC Librarian Brionna Johnson

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Highlights authors Virginia Deberry & Donna Grant and their experiences on Friendship( Includes books co-written between the years 1990 and 2010, and includes the focus of their work) 2024 (Accession 2026.0085)

designed and curated by AACC Librarian Brionna Johnson

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Highlights author Kimberla Lawson Robby and her experiences on Love and Lies( Includes some of the things that she leads and is featured in, and awards she has one like the NAACP Image Awards for Outstanding Literary Work) 2024 (Accession 2026.0085)

designed and curated by AACC Librarian Brionna Johnson

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Highlights former President of the United States Barack Obama and his experience on Identity, Heritage and Black Boyhood( Includes his title as the 44th President of the United States, and his memoir " Dreams from My Father" ) 2024 (Accession 2026.0085)

designed and curated by AACC Librarian Brionna Johnson

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Highlights Poet Nikki Giovanni and her experience on All Things Love and Poetry( Includes her participation in the Black Arts Movement and Black Power Movement, and her focus on the intersectionality of race, gender and sexuality in her work) 2024 (Accession 2026.0085)

designed and curated by AACC Librarian Brionna Johnson

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Highlights Novelist Tomi Adeyemi and her debut novel "Children of Blood & Bone"( Includes description of book as well as her place of birth, and her view on her own culture) 2024 February (Accession 2026.0085)

designed and curated by AACC Librarian Brionna Johnson

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Highlights author Jazmyn Simon and her debut book " Most Perfect You"( Includes inspiration for the book, her occupation as an actress and children's book author, and gives a description of her book) 2024 February (Accession 2026.0085)

designed and curated by AACC Librarian Brionna Johnson

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Highlights author Jacqueline Woodson and her experience on Girlhood and Family( Includes her best known memoir Brown Girl Dreaming, the focus of her work, awards she has won, and her role as the Young People's Poet Laureate from 2015-2017) 2024 (Accession 2026.0085)

designed and curated by AACC Librarian Brionna Johnson

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Highlights author James Baldwin and his book "Little Man, Little Man, a Story of Childhood"( Includes description of the book, and information on baldwin's many titles as an American writer, playwirter, social commentator and activist during the civil rights era. Also gives description on topics he talks about and his personal experiences.) 2024 February (Accession 2026.0085)

designed and curated by AACC Librarian Brionna Johnson

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Highlights author Terry McMillan and her book "Waiting to Exhale"( Includes description about the novel, place of birth, awards won by the book and 3 winning NAACP awards.) 2024 February (Accession 2026.0085)

designed and curated by AACC Librarian Brionna Johnson

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Highlights author Victor LaValle and his book "Lone Women"( includes description of book, many of his short-story collections, his award for best novella, the genre he primarily writes about, and some of his other essays written for different publications) 2024 February (Accession 2026.0085)

designed and curated by AACC Librarian Brionna Johnson

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Highlights author Patrisse Khan-Cullors & Asha Bandele and their book "When They Call You a Terrorist"(Includes descriptions of the book, Cullors role as an artist, freedom fighter and organizer, and Bandele's role as an author and journalist) 2024 February (Accession 2026.0085)

designed and curated by AACC Librarian Brionna Johnson

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Highlights Yasmine Cheyenne and her book " The Sugar Jar"( Includes description of her book, her different occupations as an author, self healing educator and mental wellness advocate. Also highlights other accomplishments like an app called The Sugar Jar Community) 2024 February (Accession 2026.0085)

designed and curated by AACC Librarian Brionna Johnson

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Highlights author Akwaeke Emezi and their book "Freshwater" ( Includes description of their book, their place of birth, and information on their family) 2024 February (Accession 2026.0085)

designed and curated by AACC Librarian Brionna Johnson

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Highlights author Lilith Dorsey and their book "Orishas, Goddesses, and Voodoo Queens"( Includes their practice of magik and business Branwen's pantry, their role as an editor, publisher and filmmaker, as well as awards they have won) 2024 February (Accession 2026.0085)

designed and curated by AACC Librarian Brionna Johnson

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Highlights author Rahma Rodaah and her book "Dear Black Child"(Includes description of the book, her roles as home educator, publishing coach etc, her place of birth, and home life) 2024 February (Accession 2026.0085)

designed and curated by AACC Librarian Brionna Johnson

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Highlights author Jennifer Nansubuga Makunmi and her book "A Girl is a Body of Water" ( Includes description of the book, her education, and current role as a lecturer of creative writing , and her incorporation of feminism and Ugandan folklore into her work) 2024 February (Accession 2026.0085)

designed and curated by AACC Librarian Brionna Johnson

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Highlights author J.B Allen and her book "Beyond Shadows"( Includes description of book, her roles as an author, educator and business consultant, her motivation and the focus of her inspirational books) 2024 February (Accession 2026.0085)

designed and curated by AACC Librarian Brionna Johnson

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Highlights author N.K. Jeminsin and her book "The City We Became"( Includes description of book, where she lives, awards she has won such as the Nebula Award, and two Locus Awards ) 2024 February (Accession 2026.0085)

designed and curated by AACC Librarian Brionna Johnson

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Highlights advocate Amanda Gorman and her book " Call Us What We Carry"(Includes description of book, her role as an advocate for the environment, racial equality and gender justice. Also includes her title of being the youngest inaugural poet in U.S History) 2024 February (Accession 2026.0085)

designed and curated by AACC Librarian Brionna Johnson

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Highlights Writer/Poet Erika Turner and her book " And Other Mistakes"( Includes description of book, her roles as a writer, poet and the daughter of storytellers.) 2024 February (Accession 2026.0085)

designed and curated by AACC Librarian Brionna Johnson

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Highlights author Dr. Donald H. Matthews and his book " Honoring The Ancestors"( Includes his education,and his developing methodology of interpreting black religion and black culture) 2024 February (Accession 2026.0085)

designed and curated by AACC Librarian Brionna Johnson

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Highlights Writer/Poet Evette Dionne and her book "Weightless" Making Space for my Resilient Body and Soul"( Includes description of book, her roles as a Black Feminist writer/journalist and her popular name on social media as @freeblackgirl) 2024 February (Accession 2026.0085)

designed and curated by AACC Librarian Brionna Johnson

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Highlights author Jaqueline Woodson and her book "Brown Girls Dreaming"( Includes description of book, her awards and her focus on the Black experience, Coming of Age stories, Love and Family) 2024 February (Accession 2026.0085)

designed and curated by AACC Librarian Brionna Johnson

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Highlights author Jay Coles and his book " Things We Couldn't Say"( Includes description of book, many of his novels include intersection and experiences based topics in Indiana) 2024 February (Accession 2026.0085)

designed and curated by AACC Librarian Brionna Johnson

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Highlights Poet Maya Angelou and her book "Mom & Me & Mom"( Includes description of book, her roles as a poet, dancer, singer, activist, scholar and author,) 2024 February (Accession 2026.0085)

designed and curated by AACC Librarian Brionna Johnson

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Packet that lists Technology that is available at the African American Cultural Center Library( lists all technology and what can be checked out for a long period of time or by staff only. It also includes a handwritten not at the top right of the page which lists extra things that there could be) March 2025 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

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List of events that the African American Cultural Center will host of be a part of for September of 2025 through April iof 2026( includes date, event name, time, the AACC statt who will be there and a description of the event. The first page includes QR code that allows staff to fill out information about themselves for the newsletter. Also includes color code at the bottom of the page. ) April 2025 (Accession 2026.0085)

Andaiye Qaasim

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Schedule for Witherspoon Community Day Event( lists time, location and event that's happening) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

AACC Staff

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Instructions and schedule for Locked in at the AACC Library Event( lists what will happen at what time and important information is highlighted in yellow) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

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Thriving During Finals Event Guide( lists resources and tips to help during finals season) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Academic Student Success

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AACC Library Library of Congress Call Number Guide packet( list information on Library of Congress Call Numbers, how to identify damaged books, how to shelve, and other resources on shelving books in the library) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

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Gives view of the African American Cultural Centers Gallery and Library for Once Upon A Fright Event( layout of the library and labels what goes where) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

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Sign made to reserve tables for Scholarly Cohort ADS as a part of the Symposium on Afrofuturism and Diasporic Scholarship Event. 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Wynter Douglas

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Library Assistant Elise's Staff Book Pick which features two books for Black History and Future's Month and Valentine's Day(Includes, picture of book cover, book title, author, call number and a description about why they chose the book and who would be interested in it) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)
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Library Assistant Amaya's Staff Book Pick which features two books for Black History and Future's Month and Valentine's Day(Includes, picture of book cover, book title, author, call number and a description about why they chose the book and who would be interested in it) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)
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Library Assistant Kamerin's Staff Book Pick which features two books for Black History and Future's Month and Valentine's Day(Includes, picture of book cover, book title, author, call number and a description about why they chose the book and who would be interested in it) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)
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Library Assistant Kyla's Staff Book Pick which features two books for Black History and Future's Month and Valentine's Day(Includes, picture of book cover, book title, author, call number and a description about why they chose the book and who would be interested in it) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)
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Library Assistant Dawnelle's Staff Book Pick which features two books for Black History and Future's Month and Valentine's Day(Includes, picture of book cover, book title, author, call number and a description about why they chose the book and who would be interested in it) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)
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2023-4 AACC Brochure that gives information on the African American Cultural Center( Inside the brochure is a list of the AACC's signature events, location of the center and description of the spaces offered. The back includes the location and hours of operation as well as the Instagram and website link of the AACC) 2023-2024 (Accession 2026.0085)

unknown

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Paper that includes a list of Quotes from Black Authors on the importance of libraries from National Library Week( Includes picture of authors and the quote beside them on the front and back of the page) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

created by Wynter Douglas

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Worksheet from Rainbow Reading chat with AACC Librarian Wynter Douglas in celebration of National Library Week( It features a genre created by author Audre Lorde called Biomythography. Lists elements of genre and questions that it asks) 2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

created by Wynter Douglas

Carton 8, Folder 2
Signage during the Symposium on Afrofuturism and Diasporic Scholarship Event( Shows time for a Research Presenter session for the event, and also includes a welcome message as well) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

created by Wynter Douglas

Carton 8, Folder 2
Highlights Game Developer Neil Jones( Includes his place of birth, information on his well known game called Aerial_Knight's Never Yield. Also includes picture and quote from him.) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

created by Wynter Douglas, for Pixels and Pages open house event 2025

Carton 8, Folder 2
Highlights Muriel Tramis with the title of the First Black Woman Game Developer(Includes picture of her, her place of birth, a quote from her, and information about her first game Mewilo) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

created by Wynter Douglas, for Pixels and Pages open house event 2026

Carton 8, Folder 2
Well Read Well Fed event flyer( includes, date, time, and location of event as well as a QR code for registration) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

created by Wynter Douglas or Erica Funderburk

Carton 8, Folder 2
Shelf Love & Sweet Reads event flyer (encourages patrons to come to the AACC Library to go on a blind date with a book) 2026 February 9-27 (Accession 2026.0085)

Designed by Erica Funderburk(Graduate Marketing Assistant)

Carton 8, Folder 2
Advertise Volunteer Programs for the Fall 2025 semester( Lists location, time, and date for orientation. Also includes a brief description on what the volunteer program is and what it entails) 2025 Fall (Accession 2026.0085)

Designed by Erica Funderburk(Graduate Marketing Assistant)

Carton 8, Folder 2
Yap With The Gap: Games & Good Vibes event flyer sponsored by NASPA GAP( Graduate Associate Program) ( Lists, date, time, location of event as well as some things that will be included in the event) 2026 February 13 (Accession 2026.0085)

Designed by graduate student Kamakshi Velamuri 2026

Carton 8, Folder 2
Advertises book display/ spotlight of books on Black Women Singers and Musicians at the African American Cultural Center(includes images of black woman singers and musicians in various settings. It also includes a QR code with the link to the AACC Library website) March 2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

created by Wynter Douglas

Carton 8, Folder 2
Advertises Study Abroad opportunity in Morocco Summer 2026( Includes courses offered, program cost, date, location, name and email of person to contact if interested and a QR code to apply) 2026 Summer (Accession 2026.0085)
Carton 8, Folder 2
AACC SOP( Standard Operating Procedures) Binder( Lists overview of information inside, pages include information like Daily Tasks, Activity Logs, Abbreviation List,and the IPad password/ instructions. It also includes an introduction to the Standard Operating Procedures and elements it includes such as Opening/Closing information, Training, Payroll, Conduct and Communication etc. Finally it introduces Student Contract and Expectations) 2023-2024 (Accession 2026.0085)

AACC Librarian Brionna Johnson

Carton 8, Folder 6
Layout of the AACC Library Space( Includes a key that lists the sections of the library by name and numbers the book stacks by call number and subject abbreviation) 2024-2025 (Accession 2026.0085)
Carton 8, Folder 6
AACC Librarian Brionna Johnson's notes while meeting with other NCSU Librarians( Includes typed up notes from various meetings, highlighted names, and handwritten note at the top of the page) 2022 October 4 (Accession 2026.0085)

AACC Librarian Brionna Johnson

Carton 8, Folder 6
AACC Librarian Brionna Johnson's notes while meeting with other NCSU Librarians( includes typed note that records general information about person they are meeting) 2022 October 20 (Accession 2026.0085)

AACC Librarian Brionna Johnson

Carton 8, Folder 6
AACC Librarian Brionna Johnson's notes while meeting with other NCSU Librarians( includes typed note that records general information about person they are meeting as well as personal notes for themselves) 2022 October 7 (Accession 2026.0085)

AACC Librarian Brionna Johnson

Carton 8, Folder 6
AACC Librarian Brionna Johnson's notes while meeting with other NCSU Librarians( includes typed note that records general information about person they are meeting with ) 2022 October 5 (Accession 2026.0085)

AACC Librarian Brionna Johnson

Carton 8, Folder 6
Collection of Development Policies for the African American Cultural Center Library and Media Room( Lists elements to consider when building AACC Library and Media Room collection of materials like Access, Customer Service, Cataloging, Withdrawal Considerations etc.) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Angela Jenkins

Carton 8, Folder 6
Library Assistant Elise's response to visit to Special Collections in NC State's D.H. Hill Library( Includes list of prompts for them to answer and gives a recap on what places they visited and who they met during the trip. Features pictures of 2025-2026 Library Staff visiting Special Collections at the bottom of the page 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Reflection prompts by Wynter Douglas

Carton 8, Folder 4
Library Assistant Kameron's response to visit to Special Collections in NC State's D.H. Hill Library( Includes list of prompts for them to answer and gives a recap on what places they visited and who they met during the trip.Features pictures of 2025-2026 Library Staff visiting Special Collections at the bottom of the page 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Reflection prompts by Wynter Douglas

Carton 8, Folder 4
Library Assistant Kyla's response to visit to Special Collections in NC State's D.H. Hill Library( Includes list of prompts for them to answer and gives a recap on what places they visited and who they met during the trip.Features pictures of 2025-2026 Library Staff visiting Special Collections at the bottom of the page) 2025-2026 (Accession 2026.0085)

Reflection prompts by Wynter Douglas

Carton 8, Folder 4
NCSU Libraries, African American Reading Room, Annual Report, Fiscal year 2005 - 2006, Authored by Sandra C. Dunn, Librarian 2005-2006 (Accession 2026.0085)

donated to the AACC Library February 2026, given to Wynter Douglas (AACC Librarian 2024- present/2026) by Sandra Dunn first AACC Librarian /library liaison from Hill Library 5 single sided pages. Contents include title page, intro, major accomplishments, New Initiative, Collections, Public Services, improvement needs, goals and objectives, and the annual Library statistics.

Carton 8, Folder 1
2005-2006 African American Cultural Center Newsletter, Titled African American roots in Social Movements 2005-2006 (Accession 2026.0085)

donated to the AACC Library February 2026, given to Wynter Douglas (AACC Librarian 2024- present/2026) by Sandra Dunn first AACC Librarian /library liaison from Hill Library Contents include: New AACC Director (Fred Lee Hord) Misson, Meet the AACC Staff, Academic Achiever, Director's Report, Past AACC Events, AACC Book Club, What's New at the AACC, AACC Gallery. there are pcitures throughout with descriptions

Carton 8, Folder 1
African American Reading Room, Annual Report, Fiscal year 2004 - 2005, dated 20 May 2005, Authored by Sandra C. Dunn, Librarian 2004-2006 (Accession 2026.0085)

donated to the AACC Library February 2026, given to Wynter Douglas (AACC Librarian 2024- present/2026) by Sandra Dunn first AACC Librarian /library liaison from Hill Library 4 single sided pages. Contents include title page, intro, major accomplishments, New Initiative, Collections, Public Services, improvement needs, goals and objectives, and the annual Library statistics.

Carton 8, Folder 1
African American Reading Room, Annual Report, Fiscal year 2003 - 2004, dated 20 May 2005, Authored by Sandra C. Dunn, Librarian 2003-2004 (Accession 2026.0085)

donated to the AACC Library February 2026, given to Wynter Douglas (AACC Librarian 2024- present/2026) by Sandra Dunn first AACC Librarian /library liaison from Hill Library 4 single sided pages. Contents include title page, intro, major accomplishments, New Initiative, Collections, Public Services, improvement needs, goals and objectives, and the annual Library statistics.

Carton 8, Folder 1
African American Reading Room, Annual Report, Fiscal year 2002 - 2003, dated 17 July 2003, Authored by Sandra C. Dunn, Librarian 2002-2003 (Accession 2026.0085)

donated to the AACC Library February 2026, given to Wynter Douglas (AACC Librarian 2024- present/2026) by Sandra Dunn first AACC Librarian /library liaison from Hill Library 4 single sided pages. Contents include title page, intro, major accomplishments, New Initiative, Collections, Public Services, improvement needs, goals and objectives, and the annual statistics.

Carton 8, Folder 1
African American Reading Room, Annual Report, Fiscal year 2010 - 2011, dated 30 July 2011, Authored by Sandra C. Dunn, Librarian 2010-2011 (Accession 2026.0085)

donated to the AACC Library February 2026, given to Wynter Douglas (AACC Librarian 2024- present/2026) by Sandra Dunn first AACC Librarian /library liaison from Hill Library 5 single sided pages. Contents include title page, intro, major accomplishments, Programs, Collection staistics, Public Services, Recommendations and Concerns, Goals for 2011 - 20012, and the annual statistics.

Carton 8, Folder 1
African American Reading Room, Annual Report, Fiscal year 2003 - 2004, dated 9 July 2004, Authored by Sandra C. Dunn, Liaison Librarian 2003-2004 (Accession 2026.0085)

donated to the AACC Library February 2026, given to Wynter Douglas (AACC Librarian 2024- present/2026) by Sandra Dunn first AACC Librarian /library liaison from Hill Library 4 single sided pages. Contents include title page, intro, major accomplishments, Collection Development/Resource Sharing, Public Services, improvement needs, goals and objectives, and the annual statistics.

Carton 8, Folder 1
Newspaper, Front page title: African American Faculty Responds to Cultural Center Proposal, Contents also include article on the passing of Dr. Lawerence Clark at age 78 2001 September 7-14 (Accession 2026.0085)

donated to the AACC Library February 2026, given to Wynter Douglas (AACC Librarian 2024- present/2026) by Sandra Dunn first AACC Librarian /library liaison from Hill Library

Carton 8, Folder 1
Staff Photos 2022-2025 (Accession 2026.0085)
Carton 8, Folder 7
Postcards 2026 (Accession 2026.0085)
Carton 8, Folder 8
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