Appalachian Studies

Documents the people, events , and arts of southeastern Kentucky in the present, preserves the history and heritage of its past, and informs present and future generations of the cultural contributions made by those who now and those who have made this part of Appalachia their home.

Located at Mars Hill University, the archives are a rich storehouse of manuscripts and collections that document regional history and culture.

A repository of written words, images, and sounds that document life in southern Appalachia.

Dedicated to learning about and educating others about the Appalachian region that faces unique opportunities and challenges toward sustainable development in a globalized context.

Located at Berea College, the Center is ap place to engage Appalachian communities, families, and students in partnership for mutual learning, growth, and service.

Located at Tennessee Tech University, it promotes excellence in American craft by teaching both tradition and innovation in professional studio craft, and fostering access to the highest quality craft education, craft artists, craft works and events in a community arts context.

Located at East Tennessee State University, its mission is to promote a deeper understanding of Appalachia and to serve the region through research, education, preservation, and community engagement.

Located at Appalachian State University, its purpose is to coordinate and promote academic programs, public programs and research activities on the Appalachian Mountain region.

Located at Emory & Henry University, the Center seeks to help students become active and engaged citizens of the Appalachian region, the nation, and the world.