WCUpa FHG Library

ALT Color image of 2 light brown exhibition cases that have WCU related items in them, as well as a purple and black and white exhibition panel inside. To the left is a purple timeline.

ALT Close-up of purple paper flower cut out on brown paper tree branch called the “Gratitude Tree”. The flower has the words “all our library workers” on it in blue marker.

ALT 5 old leaf specimens on white paper, 4 are a light green and 1 is a hunter green color.

ALT 2 sets of branches with old leaf specimens on white paper. The left set is brown and the right set is a light green color

ALT Black and white image of 2 students in foreground wearing graduation gowns and caps. Other graduates, West Chester employees, and family members can be seen in the background. Student with shoulder length hair is holding a flag and pointing to the left. The other student, who has a short curly bob haircut and is wearing round glasses, is looking to the left. Both of the students are smiling.

ALT Page of 1977 yearbook featuring 4 black and white images and club title “What to Do instead of Studying Club”. Images feature 3 men playing pool, 3 women posing for photo with beverages in hand, 3 individuals watching television, and 2 individuals playing cards at a table.

ALT Blue poster featuring text on left in red and black and image of Shakespeare title page that includes a portrait of Shakespeare. The text reads: "Join us for Shakespeare in Collection/Collecting Shakespeare: What we can learn from 2,936 copies" a talk by Dr. Zachary Lesser, Edward W. Kane Professor of English University of Pennsylvania, Thursday , April 22nd 7:00-8:30pm Sponsored by WCU Libraries Special Collections & WCU Center for Book History." with pre-registration link below.

ALT Page 1 of letter on light tan paper featuring black cursive text

ALT Page 2 of letter on light tan paper featuring black cursive text

ALT White flyer that reads the date, time, & title of event. Paragraph of text underneath that reads: "Join us for a panel discussion examining issues of diversity, equity, and inclusion in academic music programs. Wells School of Music faculty members Vincent Craig, Angela Guerriero, Heidi Lee, and Adam Silverman, and student Julia Carey will relate their experiences and approaches to challenging traditional concepts of the “ivory tower” in music teaching, learning, and performance. We hope this discussion will lead to a greater understanding of how our community of musicians can advance diversity, equity, and inclusion here at WCU and beyond. Sponsored by the Presser Music Library and the WCU University Libraries and moderated by Music Librarian Tim Sestrick. Pre-registration not required." Below this paragraph are 6 square shaped images of the faculty members, music librarian, & WCU student.