Wilbur N. Daniel African American Cultural Center

The Wilbur N. Daniel African American Cultural Center was established by Austin Peay State University in 1991 to honor APSU’s first African American male graduate. The center provides a nurturing environment where all students, staff, faculty, and community members, regardless of race or ethnicity, can gain an appreciation for African American heritage and experience.

Welcome to the Wilbur N. Daniel

African American Cultural Center

The Wilbur N. Daniel African American Cultural Center is conveniently located in Clement 120 on campus.

The Center provides TI-83 calculators, laptops and netbooks for students to borrow on a semester basis. There are over 1,600 library resources available for a three week check-out period. Materials include: books, Rosetta Stone (Spanish in all levels, Portuguese, Swahili and French) Tutorial CDs, and graduate school preparation (GRE, GMAT, MCAT). Stationary computers with the Respondus lockdown browser (for online tests) are also available. In addition, the Center provides a smart board for students to use for practicing presentations. Students may stop by to eat snacks, study, relax, hang out with other students, or watch TV.

Lastly, the Wilbur N. Daniel African American Cultural Center hosts a wide variety of curricular and co-curricular programs that are connected to the University’s mission and vision, so be sure to check out our events page!

1600

Attendees to WNDAACC Programs

Achievers & Scholars Initiative Members

5600

General Visitors to our center in 2016-2017

New Technology Checkout Process

We know the beginning of every semester can be very busy so we've streamlined our technology checkout process to make it easier and less time consuming. Now you can submit your request online as well as view all the resources we have available. Click below to get started.

Technology Resources

Technology Resource Application