STORM Guide: Background
Who are you?
By documenting your organization’s activities and donating your records to the University Archives you can create a lasting legacy and provide references for future researchers, therefore, turning up the volume of the voices coming from your student organization. Your work is a major part of campus history and we want people to be able to explore it. It is helpful for us at University Archives to create a collection that is helpful and representative of the entire population at Carolina. What's the story you want to tell?
Who are we?
University Archives
The University Archives is one of the five collecting areas at UNC-Chapel Hill's Wilson Special Collections Library. In the University Archives we collect documents, photos, audio/visual materials, and other records that document the history of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Students are an essential part in telling the full history of the university and that’s why we’ve created this guide; to make sure your organization gets the chance to tell part of the story!
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Student Group Records Spotlight
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The Asian American Students Association
The Asian American Students Association (AASA) at UNC is a student organization that promotes awareness of the diversity of the Asian American student community. In 1989, the group was founded as the Asian Students Association, but in 2018 voted to change the name to AASA to focus more on the Asian American student experience. In this digital collection, you can find design and promotional materials for AASA events, programs from Journey Into Asia, the constitution and by-laws, member lists, cover photos for social media accounts, and profile pictures of AASA officers. Additionally, it contains archived websites of email newsletters, select Facebook events, and the organization's website.
