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Studentss, circa 1935

Children Particpate in an Activity, circa 1960

Statement submitted by Anne E. Streaty Wimberly, Director, Youth Hope-Builders Academy (YHBA Theological Program for High School Youth) and the Connecting With Hope Innovation Hub (CWHIH)Young Adult Ministry Initiative centered in twenty-three churches in and beyond the Atlanta Metro Area. Both YHBA and CWHIH are outreach programs of Interdenominational Theological Center (ITC). CWHIH is currently funded by Lilly Endowment Incorporated

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Documenting the AUC Response to COVID-19 Collection 
 
 
April 23, 2020  
 
Anne E. Streaty Wimberly, Interdenominational Theological Center 
 
“In order to support, guide, and encourage individuals, church leaders and congregations 
involved in the ITC outreach programs, the staff of the Youth Hope-Builders Academy and 
Connecting With Hope Innovation Hub made contact through a letter sent from our office. We 
developed and sent to church leaders a list of resources and invited them to join in responding 
to "The Triple T Challenge" by providing their "Tips to Triumph Over Challenge. We received 
ways these leaders have engaged in ministries amid COVID-19 and developed a special edition 
of the YHBA and CWHIH Newsletter containing concrete ideas of how to: Keep in Touch, 
Create Occasions for Encouragement, and Look Forward. A list of tips given by leaders is 
included.” 


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Anne E. Streaty Wimberly, Interdenominational Theological Center, April 23, 2020

Statement submitted by Anonymous, AUC Community

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Documenting the AUC Response to COVID-19 Collection 
 
 
April 29, 2020  
 
Anonymous, AUC Community 
  
“COVID-19 has essentially taken away what would’ve been the most memorable times of my 
final lap at CAU. As a member of the AUC, I am deprived of my stride across the grass in May, 
my sacred grass photo shoot, senior week with friends, and the opportunity to be celebrated by 
those I love. I have been snatched abruptly from what was my home for the past 4 years. I 
wasn’t able to say proper goodbyes to friends and professors whom are now like my family. I 
am not fond of my online class experience due to COVID-19. Everyone was unprepared and it 
shows. I have not learned anything since we transitioned to remote learning. Somehow my 
stress levels are much more significant now than they were when I was on campus. I have been 
in the oddest place mentally due to struggles of balancing online work, graduate school 
applications, grieving my senior year losses, and readjusting to home. COVID-19 has taken 
away events I valued deeply and it will hurt for a very long time. It is unfortunate that many fail to 
empathize. Administration mishandles the delivery of information concerning graduation to the 
class of 2020. Clark was my home and by the end of May, I would have prepared for weeks to 
say goodbye. I persevered for four long years to make May 18, 2020, one of the greatest days 
of my life. All of the all-nighters, early morning classes, long hours in the library, and financial 
struggles would have all been worthwhile. Although I am sad that I won’t get to return to campus 
and reclaim my time, I am grateful for the unforgettable experiences. Despite it all, I am thankful 
to God that my family and I are alive and well.” 


Anonymous, AUC Community, April 29, 2020

Circulation Desk. Photo credit: Oscar Daniel

Circulation Desk, May 6, 2020

Main Floor Hall. Photo credit: Oscar Daniel

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Studentss, circa 1935

Children Particpate in an Activity, circa 1960

Anne E. Streaty Wimberly, Interdenominational Theological Center, April 23, 2020

Anonymous, AUC Community, April 29, 2020

Circulation Desk, May 6, 2020

Main Floor Hall, May 6, 2020

A contribution to the Histogenesis of regenerating liver in Carassius Auratus, 1934

A survey of the admission practices of Black colleges and universities in the United States, 1975

A follow-up study of the graduates of peabody high school, dodge county, eastman, georgia, 1953-1957, 1957

Imagery in three novels of francois mauriac

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