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Celebrating 25 Years

On Aug. 25, the Wilbur N. Daniel African American Cultural Center kicked-off a celebration of its 25th anniversary with trivia, refreshments and mementos for those in attendance. The Center, established in 1991, was formally named in 1992 in honor of the first African-American graduate from APSU. An intense desire of African-American students in the late 1980s and early 1990s to have a special place on campus to focus on their culture and contributions led to the establishment of the Center. The author Alex Haley, a Tennessee native who wrote “Roots,” was featured as part of the opening ceremonies in 1991.
APSU Day of Giving

$17,512
Student Affairs participated in the #GOVSGIVE campaign with an initial goal of $10,000. Student Affairs gained 123 donors during the fundraising initiative. The funds raised were designated for the African American Cultural Center Discretionary Fund, African American Graduate Recognition, APSU Food Pantry Discretionary, Fraternity & Sorority Leadership, Hispanic Cultural Center Discretionary, Military Student Center Texts for Vets Program, Career Services Discretionary and SA Fund of Excellence.
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