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We continue to seek ways to strengthen our partnership with faculty. Contact your library liaison if you need to plan instruction, order books, journal titles, or other resources to keep our collection current for your respective academic departments.

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The C.G. O'Kelly Library creates an environment that supports and enhances all Winston-Salem State University programs.

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The WSSU Friends of the Library (FOL) was a simple dream which was formed after library staff members expressed the need to have funds to purchase resources when they were needed and not based on the availability of the state budget.

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The C.G. O'Kelly Library supports and enhances all Winston-Salem State University programs through its relevant, diverse, and current local collection and through resources beyond the library via inter-library loan and various electronic services.

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The Winston-Salem State University Archives is the official repository for records documenting the historical, administrative and social legacy of the university. The Winston-Salem State University Archives primary mission is to identify, collect, preserve and make available: official non-current university records, historical records and objects of enduring value, and personal papers of alumni, faculty and staff that support scholarly research and the curricular strengths of Winston-Salem State University.