SHAW UNIVERSITY

ARCHIVES

The mission of the University Archives
& Special Collections/Records Management is to appraise, collect,
organize, describe, preserve, and make available records of historical, legal,
fiscal, and administrative value to the institution. The Archives also serves
research and scholarship by making available and encouraging the use of its
collection by faculty, staff, students, alumni, and the community at large.
What is an Archive?
Archives are records relating to the
history of the University created, received and retained for preserving the
corporate memory as evidence. These records provide valuable information about
the creators. Records are in the form of documents, manuscripts, rare books and
other unique and irreplaceable collections that provide first hand information
about the past.
What is Special Collections?
Special collections formats
involve monographs (books) about the history the creators, author, University or
community. These books are usually out of print and carry high price tags.
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Shaw University Archives and Special Collections
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