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Welcome to the African American Cultural Center
The African American Cultural Center is a student success unit housed under the Division of Academic and Student Affairs (DASA). The AACC is open to and serves all identities. We provide activities and programs that enhance academic excellence for the campus and surrounding communities.
Calling all students, faculty, staff and alumni!
Proposals are still open for the African American Cultural Center`s 5th Annual Symposium on Afrofuturism and Diasporic Scholarship (ADS)!
Hear from Nia about her experience presenting in last year`s symposium!
For the past five years, this signature event has served as a platform to elevate scholarship from the African diaspora, explore inclusive research methodologies, and center Afrofuturist frameworks across all academic disciplines.
🌟 Why Submit? Accepted presenters are invited to join the ADS Scholarly Cohort, an officially recognized Packways High-Impact Experience (HIE) for students! You’ll gain 1-on-1 mentorship, hands-on support, and presentation prep guided by the AACC Library, NC State Libraries, and the Office of Undergraduate Research. The cohort is also open to faculty, staff, and alumni. It’s a collaborative space of dynamic thought partnership.
🌟Ready to elevate your research, share your ideas, and add a valuable line to your CV?
📌 Submit your proposal via the link in our bio!
Nov 9
Hi! I’m Lelani, a senior studying English and Africana Studies. I work as a Social Media and Outreach Coordinator for the AACC, creating social media content and assisting with the recap and advertising of events and programs. I hope you all will come in and use the AACC as a safe for community! See you there😉
Nov 9
Missed AACC Live? Well thats okay! Catch is at Kwanza: Feast Of Faith on November 20th, 6-8 pm!
Join us as we honor the principles of Kwanzaa and celebrate the rich traditions of heritage, community, and culture. This year, we’re hosting three exciting events designed to help our NC State community learn, celebrate, and connect! ✨
Let’s come together in the spirit of Umoja (Unity) and celebrate the power of community! ❤️💚🖤
Let this serve as your reminder to register through our bio 🕯️♥️
Nov 6
WOTT this week has been postponed! Meet us next week for our Kwanzaa Edition. Have a great weekend!
Nov 5
Join us for coloring, trivia, and great music featuring Erykah Badu’s Album Baduizm! 🎤✨
Hosted by Alexandra Wurst (@ayeeedubb), creator of @noskipscollective, Library Assistant Miracle Berkley📚, Gallerist K’Mya Williamson🖼️, and VIP Keion Buckley🏆, we’ll talk about building and sustaining community after college. Free snacks provided!
📆November 6th, 2026
⌚️6PM - 8PM
📍D.H Hill Library, The Fishbowl
Presented in partnership with the NC State University Libraries and the African American Cultural Center.
#aacclibrary
Nov 5
Calling all students, faculty, staff and alumni!
Proposals are still open for the African American Cultural Center`s 5th Annual Symposium on Afrofuturism and Diasporic Scholarship (ADS)!
Hear from Cj about her experience presenting in last year`s symposium!
For the past five years, this signature event has served as a platform to elevate scholarship from the African diaspora, explore inclusive research methodologies, and center Afrofuturist frameworks across all academic disciplines.
🌟 Why Submit? Accepted presenters are invited to join the ADS Scholarly Cohort, an officially recognized Packways High-Impact Experience (HIE) for students! You’ll gain 1-on-1 mentorship, hands-on support, and presentation prep guided by the AACC Library, NC State Libraries, and the Office of Undergraduate Research. The cohort is also open to faculty, staff, and alumni. It’s a collaborative space of dynamic thought partnership.
🌟Ready to elevate your research, share your ideas, and add a valuable line to your CV?
📌 Submit your proposal by November 9 via the link in our bio!
Nov 5
📚Check out the AACC Library’s newest books!
Let us know if you guessed any of the books correctly…👀
#aacclibrary
Nov 4
We’re excited to spotlight the works of student Shila Williams. ✨
A new signed copy of her children’s book Imagination is now in the AACC Library Collection!
Join us in celebrating her imagination and scholarship! 💭
Looking for more? The AACC Library has a number of books written by NC State faculty, Staff and Students, so stop by to check them out!📚
#aacclibrary
Nov 4
Join us for coloring, trivia, and great music featuring Erykah Badu’s Album Baduizm! 🎤✨
Hosted by Alexandra Wurst (@ayeeedubb), creator of @noskipscollective, Library Assistant Miracle Berkley📚, Gallerist K’Mya Williamson🖼️, and VIP Keion Buckley🏆, we’ll talk about building and sustaining community after college. Free snacks provided!
📆November 6th, 2026
⌚️6PM - 8PM
📍D.H Hill Library, The Fishbowl
Presented in partnership with the NC State University Libraries and the African American Cultural Center.
#aacclibrary
Nov 2
Join the AACC library on November 6 for No Skip Album Party : Neo-soul Edition 🎧🎶
Join us for coloring, trivia, and great music featuring Erykah Badu’s Album Baduizm
📅 November 6th, 2026
⏰ 6PM - 8PM
📍 D.H Hill Library, The Fishbowl
Sponsored by NC State libraries in the AACC, facilitated by the founder of No Skips
Nov 2
Happy Birthday to our AACC family! We are celebrating you all month long! Here’s to another year of prosperity 🎂
Nov 1
Thank you everyone who came put on Friday last week to talk our “Whats On The Table” where we discussed the many masks people wear day-to-day! 🎭
We had a great conversation about identity and how we individually show up in spaces authentically and true to purpose ♥️
This week, ask yourself about the mask that you wear, and where do you wear it the most?
See you this Friday for a very special WOTT
Oct 28
