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By Finnegan Upchurch
Collection Overview
Title: William M. Patterson Archives, 1981-2025
ID: 12/5/92
Primary Creator: William M. Patterson (1965-2024)
Extent: 2.25 cubic feet
Arrangement:
Materials are arranged into two series, which are as follows:
Series 1) Education and Personal Papers, which is arranged in three sub-series: sub-series 1) Doctoral Studies, sub-series 2) Faculty Papers, and sub-series 3) Memorial Publications. Each sub-series is arranged chronologically.
and Series 2) Champaign-Urbana Community Engagement, which is arranged in two sub-series: sub-series 1) Don Moyer Boys and Girls Club and the Urban League of Champaign County Archives, sub-series 2) Street College Archives, and sub-series 3) Street College Born Digital Records. Each sub-series is arranged chronologically.
Date Acquired: 05/18/2026
Subjects: African-American Cultural Program, African-American Students, Alumni, Boys and Girls Club of America, Chicago Urban League, Community Development, Faculty, Hip Hop, Library and Information Science, Graduate School of, Music, School of, National Urban League, Parkland College, Television Station - WILL
Languages: English
Scope and Contents of the Materials
Consists of personal papers, project files for the Hip Hop Innovation Center, records of the Youth Media Workshop, the Hip Hop Xpress, the Hip Hop Collective, and other community projects, documenting the career of William Patterson, Associate Director of the African American Cultural Center (2005-2009), adjunct professor in the School of Information Sciences (2009-2018), Affiliate in the School of Music (2019-2022), and then Clinical Associate Professor in the School of Music (2022-2024).
Biographical Note
William "Will" Maurice Patterson (1965-2024) was a professor, community activist, and entrepreneur devoted to Hip Hop education. The son of Fannie Mae James and Willivry Patterson, he was born in Urbana, Illinois on December 16, 1965. Patterson grew up in Urbana and was baptised at Pilgrim Church, a community he would continue to contribute to throughout his life. At 12, he met his future wife Lori Gold and fell in love at first sight. At the age of 17, he spent three years in prison for a misdemenor, and eventually graduated from Urbana High School in 1984. Throughout the 1980s, Patterson performed as a DJ under the title "Magic Maurice." Following this, Patterson earned his BA in Radio Broadcast Communication at Columbia College (Chicago) in 1990. Two years later, he earned his MS is Curriculum and Instruction at Illinois State University. Between 1994 and 2000, he served as the Director of Education and Youth Development at the Don Moyer Boys and Girls Club in Champaign. In 2000, he graduated with his PHD in Education Policy from the University of Illinois.
From 2005 until 2009, Patterson served as the Associate Director of the University of Illinois African American Cultural Center. He received the Campus Award for Excellence in Public Engagement in 2006, through his work with the Youth Media Workshop (in collaboration with WILL-TV, College of Education, and the College of Media). The project resulted in a series of courses designed to teach area high school and middle school students how to produce documentaries about their communities. Following this, Patterson developed a program called IPOWERED, which provided African American college students to bring their knowledge to marginalized communities. In 2008 he was named a fellow with the University of Illinois Academy for Entrepreneurial Leadership. In 2009, he became an adjunct lecturer within the School of Information Sciences, pioneering a course called "I-Powered: Hip Hop and Information Science." Following this he joined the Grainger College of Engineering as an adjunct, creating courses in Hip Hop Informatics.
In 2010, Patterson created the Hip Hop XPress, a mobile school outfitted with turntables, microphones, headsets, and mixers, presenting in communities throughout the Midwest and earning him an award for Excellence in Public Engagement in 2021 from the Office of the Provost. Patterson joined the faculty of the School of Music as an adjunct lecturer in 2019. During this year he co-founded the ISYM Hip Hop Camp with Lamont Holden and Adam Kruse. In 2022, he was promoted to Clinical Associate Professor in the School of Music. Patterson died unexpectedly on April 2, 2024.
Subject/Index Terms
Administrative Information
Repository:
The Sousa Archives and Center for American Music
Acquisition Source:
Lori Gold Patterson
Acquisition Method:
Gift.
Box and Folder Listing
Browse by Series:
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Series 1: Education and Personal Papers, 1987-2024],
[Series 2: Champaign-Urbana Community Engagement, 1981-2025],
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All]
- Series 2: Champaign-Urbana Community Engagement, 1981-2025
- Arranged into three subseries: Subseries 1) Don Moyer Boys & Girls Club and the Urban League of Champaign County Archives, Subseries 2) Street College Archives, and Subseries 3) Street College Born Digital Records. Each subseries is arranged chronologically.
- Sub-Series 1: Don Moyer Boys & Girls Club and the Urban League of Champaign County Archives, 1981-2020
- Consists of records created for the Don Moyer Boys and Girls Club and the Urban League of Champaign County. Materials are arranged chronologically with undated material at the beginning. Of particular note, this subseries contains Patterson's work with the WEFT Community Radio station, producing two radio shows called "Skreet Ready 'Yo" (Also called "Skreet Radio") and "All Girls Radio."
- Box 1
- Folder 17: A Compact for Learning, undated
- In collaboration with the Department of Education and Partnership for Family Involvement In Learning
- Folder 18: "The Moore Family Celebrating It's Roots & Faith!" and "Al Green Anthology (Disc 2)", undated
- Folder 19: Skreet Ready 'Yo - "Public Housing" and "If It Don't Make $, It Don't Make ¢ (sic)", undated
- Folder 20: Skreet Ready 'Yo - "United Nation" and "Black Media", undated
- Folder 21: Skreet Radio - "Book Club" and "Black Media (Voice Only)", undated
- Folder 22: Skreet Radio - "Promos" and "Street Soldiers", undated
- Folder 23: Skreet Radio - "Hip Hop Talk Radio" and "Show #1", undated
- Folder 24: Cirriculum Outline for Advancing Youth Development and Handouts, undated
- Folder 25: "Where We Are Right Now' Lesson Plan, undated
- Folder 26: All Girlz Radio Executive Summary, undated
- Folder 27: Microcassettes, undated
- Names include: Dr. Forestall, Mwarsa Mand, Gene [illegible], Term Papers, Cal Lee, Kathleen Kelly, Bonnie [illegible], John Johnson
- Folder 28: Summer Job Show and Dialouge [sic], Teens in New York, Girls Club Dialouge [sic], Town Hall N.Y., undated
- Folder 29: Beacons and Youth Development - "So You Want to Work With Youth?", undated
- Folder 30: The "Read/Write/Now!" Partners Tutoring Program, undated
- Folder 31: "The Handbook of Positive Youth Outcomes (2nd Edition)" and "Core Competencies for Youth Work", undated
- Folder 32: "Veya" on DVD-R, undated
1) Interview with Martell Miller
2) Documentary
- Folder 33: "Tales of Ten Teens" and Business cards, undated
- Folder 34: Marc Gold & Associates Policy and Employee Handbook, February 1981
- Folder 35: Black Americans and Public Policy, April 1988
- Published by the National Urban League, Inc.
- Folder 36: Education Outreach Articles, 1988-1995
- Folder 37: The Rainbow/Push Coalition - Social-Economic Profile of 13 Illinois Cities, 1990-1998
- Folder 38: African-American Websites, ca. 1990
- Folder 39: Canaan Development Foundation, ca. 1990
- Folder 40: Keeping Schools Open as Community Learning Centers, ca. 1994
- Folder 41: Strong Families, Strong Schools: Building Community Partnerships for Learning, September 1994
- Folder 42: Urban League of Champaign County: The Department of Education, April 1995
- Folder 43: Urban League Online Literacy Resources, 1995-1996
- Folder 44: Audio Engineering Society Directory, March 18, 1996
- Folder 45: United Way of Champaign County - Funding Requests & Notifications, July 1996-May 1999
- Folder 46: Urban League Partnerships with Urban Education, September 1996
- Folder 47: East St. Louis Action Research Project & St. Louis Post-Dispatch Article, November 10, 1996
- Folder 48: "Hey DJ" and Business Today Magazine, 1997
- Folder 49: African American Educators and African American History in Champaign County, 1997-1999
- Folder 50: Comprehensive Response to Gang Problem, March 1997
- Folder 51: Telecommunication Information Ingrastructure Assistance Program, March 11, 1997
- Folder 52: The Parents' March for School Funding, April 9, 1997
- Folder 53: Financial Education Manual, 1998
- Folder 54: National Urban League - Press Clips, January 19-June 1, 1998
- Folder 55: National Urban League - Campaign for African American Achievement, January 19-June 1, 1998
- Folder 56: Skreet Ready 'Yo, Eclectic Seizure, unreadable title, October 25, 1998
- Three Skreet Ready 'Yo MD74s: Mr. Mickinley; Kool Aid SHow; MYS Show
- Box 2
- Folder 1: Office of Community Arts Partnerships, November 1998-January 2000
- Folder 2: Pamphlets - "Free Streeter" and "Congresssional Black Caucus Foundation", 1998-2000
- Folder 3: Title I School-Parent Compacts: Supporting Partnerships to Improve Learning, 1998
- Folder 4: Safe and Smart: Making the After-School Hours Work for Kids, May 1998
- Folder 5: Nu/Lets Collaboration Children's Institute, July 13-16, 1998
- Folder 6: "Fight for your rights" MTV Program, 1999
- Folder 7: Quarterly Progress Report for the Urban League of Champaign COunty, January-March 1999
- Folder 8: "Gaining Early Awareness & Readiness for Undergraduate Programs", April 30, 1999
- Handwritten notes from Andrew Lauland reads: "I hope some of this is of use to you."
- Folder 9: The State of Black Milwaukee, 2000
- Published by the Milwaukee Urban League
- Folder 10: Skreet Ready 'Yo - "Skreet Radio Rap" and "Community Legends", March 10-19, 2000
- Folder 11: Skreet Radio - "John lee Johnson" and "Tracey Parsons & Cleveland Jefferson", March 26-April 2, 2000
- Folder 12: Correspondence regarding Continuous Learning Calendar, April 12-May 2, 2000
- Letters are from: Gene Amberg, Urbana School District Superintendent
- Folder 13: Urban League + WILL - K-12 University/Community Partnership Meeting Minutes, May 11, 2000
- Folder 14: Skreet Radio - "Easter Show" and "Cunningham Master", April-June 2000
- Folder 15: Skreet Ready 'Yo - "Know Your Hip Hop" and "Day of Celebration", July 18, 2000
- Folder 16: National Urban League Conference: "State of Black America: THe New Millenium", July 29-August 2, 2000
- Folder 17: Skreet Radio - "Post D.O.C.", September 19-20, 2000
- Folder 18: Skreet Radio - "MYS Show" and "Best of Volume 1", October 14-December 31, 2000
- Folder 19: Skreet Radio - "Xmas Show" (sic) and "'All Girls' - Making Of", December 20, 2000-January 2001
- Folder 20: Skreet Radio - "Rhyme Clinic" and "Promo Bundle", February 11-14, 2001
- Folder 21: Serving Youth At-Risk: Parks Recreation and the Public Schools, April 7, 2001
- Folder 22: All Girls Radio: "Dating & Relationships," Test Disc, and Show #2, April 21, 2001
- Folder 23: Clubtech by Microsoft and the Boys and Girls Club, 2003
- Contains one CD for "MovieTech" and one CD for "PhotoTech"
- Folder 24: Newsweek - "America's Best High Schools", June 2, 2003
- Folder 25: Letters from John Lee Johnson about Case No. 00-1349, January 9-15, 2004
- See also the Johnson v. Board of Education of Champaign (Unit 4) Records, held in the Illinois History and Lincoln Collections
- Folder 26: Visualizing Black Writers - Program, February 2-27, 2004
- Signed by Eugene B. Redmond, dedicated to Dr. Patterson
- Folder 27: Franklin Girls Radio Project, October 2004
- Folder 28: "The Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan at the University of Illinois", October 24, 2004
- Cassette tape
- Folder 29: African-American Life in Central Illinois - "Black and Proud" and "Once a Ghetto", 2005
- Produced by WILL-TV
- Folder 30: African American Studies and Research Program/WILL, May 17, 2005
- Folder 31: Youth Media Workshop with WILL, June 12-14, 2007
- Contains 4 CDs
- Folder 32: Proposed Coursed for School of Information Sciences, August-December 2008
- Folder 33: Boyz2Men Newspaper Article, October 14, 2019
- Folder 34: Boys and Girls Club Contract with Hip Hop Xpress, June 1-September 30, 2020
- Folder 35: Driven to Reach Excellend and Academic Achievement for Males, 2020, July 27, 2020-July 7, 2021
- Sub-Series 2: Street College Archives, 1998-2022
- Consists of records documenting Patterson's Street College Project. Materials are arranged chronologically with undated materials at the beginning. Of particular note in this subseries is Dr. Patterson’s work in developing Ghetto Genius and the Hip Hop Xpress.
- Box 2
- Folder 36: Curriculum for "Vibe History of Hip Hop", undated
- Folder 37: Ghetto Genius Photo Release forms, unsigned, undated
- Folder 38: Speaker Build Curriculum - Chip Bruce Model, undated
- Folder 39: The Hip-Hop Declaration of Peace, undated
- Folder 40: Florida Institute of Cultural and Entertainment Arts, undated
- Folder 41: Innovative Ed - Application for Recognition of Exemption, ca. September 1998
- Folder 42: CNN Town Hall Meeting - "Listening After Littleton", April 29, 1999
- Folder 43: Parkland College Scholarship Recipient Notifications, April-May 1999
- Folder 44: Guest Speaker Schedule for Dr. Patterson and Youth Development and Mobilization Initiative, May 1999
- Folder 45: "Establish An Academic Bill of Rights"; Midwest GAP Entertainment Guide, 1999
- Folder 46: Innovative Ed. Change of Address Form, June-October 2002
- Folder 47: Handwritten Journals, January 21, 2003-October 19, 2004
- Folder 48: Innocative Ed Consulting - Park Street and North First Street Redevelopment, November 2003
- Folder 49: Champaign Real Estate Project (Church and First), December 10, 2003
- Folder 50: Race, Roots, and Resistance - Revisiting the legacies of Black Power, March 29-April 1, 2006
- Folder 51: John Lee Johnson Celebration of Life, April 1, 2006
- Folder 52: In Search of Hip Hop, March 29, 2006-May 4, 2010
- Folder 53: Miscellaneous Partnerships with local organizations as a lecturer, September 2, 2014-March 14, 2016
- Folder 54: Ghetto Genius Scoping Study for Motorsports, Fall 2016
- Folder 55: Ten80 Education and Getto Genius Motorsports, November 2016
- Folder 56: Ghetto Genius Motorsports Questionnare [Folder 1 of 2], November 2016
- Folder 57: Ghetto Genius Motorsports Questionnares [Folder 2 of 2], December 2016
- Folder 58: Doer Lab notes and proposal, January 9, 2017-April 19, 2021
- Folder 59: Hip Hop Informatics Photo Consent Forms, January 25, 2017
- Folder 60: Spring 2017-2018 at Club, August 2017
- Folder 61: Motorsports Interest Survey, September 2017
- Folder 62: Ghetto Genius Spring 2018 Records, August 2017-May 2018
- Includes notes, funding contracts, curriculum, and attendance records
- Folder 63: Ghetto Genius - Urbana Champaign Big Broadband Community Benefit Fund Grant, February 6, 2018
- Original Folder Title: Ghetto Genius UC2BCBF Grant
- Folder 64: Ghetto Genius Various Phone Notes, March 27-November 28, 2018
- Folder 65: Joe Bolton Extra Help for School of Information Sciences, May 16-July 2018
- Folder 66: Ghetto Genius, Summer 2018, May-August 2018
- Folder 67: Ghetto Genius Funding History, April 8, 2018-June 19, 2020
- Folder 68: Street College Notes and Sign-in Sheets, July 10, 2018-July 21, 2019
- Folder 69: Ghetto Genius Equipment Loan from iSchool, June 1, 2018
- Folder 70: Spiral-bound Notebook - "Dr. P 2018-2020', 2018-2020
- Folder 71: Deron Bell and Restorative Justice Arts Tour, July 15-October 31, 2019
- Folder 72: AfroTech Talk given by Dr. P, 2019
- Contains several business cards for Dr. P
- Folder 73: Street College Expense Records, Post-its, and Instruction Manuals for Speakers, 2019
- Folder 74: "Lovin' U" facemask, ca. 2020
- Box 3
- Folder 1: STEM Illinois @ Home - Proposal, Communication, and Notes, January 24-May 22, 2020
- Folder 2: Ghetto Genius Signed Permission Forms, February 4, 2020
- Folder 3: Hip Hop Xpress Correspondence and Notes, February 11-May 19, 2020
- Folder 4: Weekly Project Communication Brief for STEMFest 2020, March 9-14, 2020
- Folder 5: Spiral Bound Notebook - "Dr. P. April 2020-Mar 2021', April 2020-March 2021
- Folder 6: Ghetto Genius Promotional Material, May 27-July 14, 2020
- Folder 7: WeCU - Student Volunteers, SUmmer 2020
- Folder 8: What's Goin' On Bus Tour, June 6, 2020
- Folder 9: Email Correspondence with Vidhya Shankar and Rodney Hopson, June 19-July 7, 2020
- Folder 10: Mendenhall + Will - Hip-Hop Xpress Email Correspondence, June 26, 2020
- Folder 11: Hip Hop Xpress Bus Design & Promotional Material, July-September 2020
- Folder 12: Consulting Agreements, 2021
- Folder 13: Phone Notes and Planning for Hip Hop Xpress, 2021-2022
- Folder 14: Spiral-Bound Notebook - "HHX 2021-Aug 2021", March 2021-August 2021
- Folder 15: Street College - Driven to Reach Excellence and Academic Achievement for Males in Rantoul, June 2021
- Folder 16: Spiral-Bound Notebook - "Dr P. 8/2021", August 2021-December 2023
- Folder 17: Possibilities and Practices of Systemic Design (RSD11), 2022
- Folder 18: Presidential Initiative to Celebrate the Impact of the Arts and Humanities - Double Dutch Boom Bus, 2022
- Folder 19: Brand Building from a Hip Hop Perspective, June 14, 2022
- Folder 20: The Chancellor's Call to Action to Address Racism and Social Injustice, October 6-7, 2022
- Sub-Series 3: Street College Digital Records, 2006-2025
- This subseries consists of digital records documenting the process of developing both Ghetto Genius and the Hip Hop Xpress, as well as the events hosted by Dr. Patterson and Street College.
- Digital Object 1: Street College Flickr Files, 2006-2025
- Digital Folder 1: Flickr Files, 2006
- Digital Folder 1A: February
- 11 JPG Files of the Hip Hop XPress.
- Digital Folder 1B: March
- 26 JPG Files, Hip Hop XPress with sound system set-up, interior mixing board, and unidentified individuals.
- Digital Folder 1C: April
- 24 JPGs of school children interacting with the Hip Hop XPress.
- Digital Folder 2: Flickr Files, 2010
- Digital Folder 2A: June
- 10 JPGs of the Hip Hop XPress at a community festival.
- Digital Folder 3: Flickr Files, 2014
- Digital Folder 3A: February
- One JPG of a class in front of the Double Dutch Boom Bus.
- Digital Folder 4: Flickr Files, 2016
- Digital Folder 4A: January
- 35 JPGs of sound system installation in an elementary school gymnasium.
- Digital Folder 4B: March
- 2 JPGS of I-Powered Hip Hop Xpress trailer.
- Digital Folder 4C: November
- 10 JPGs of elementary and middle school students.
- Digital Folder 4D: Undated
- 7 JPGs of children building electric toy cars.
- Digital Folder 5: Flickr Files, 2017
- Digital Folder 5A: January
- 4 JPGS of Hip Hop Informatics Class
- Digital Folder 5B: March
- 1 JPG of class setting.
- Digital Folder 5C: May
- Two JPGs of hand-drawn diagram at Parkland College.
- Digital Folder 5D: June
- 1 JPG, Notebook page about resumes
- Digital Folder 5E: July
- 1 JPG of Student working with technology
- Digital Folder 5F: August
- 15 JPGS, students in Club technology room and working on a Go Cart.
- Digital Folder 5G: September
- 20 JPGS of club students working on Go Cart at a car show. Includes two photos of children's coding games and work books.
- Digital Folder 5H: October
- 12 JPGS of students working with 3D printer in Maker's Lab.
- Digital Folder 5I: November
- 3 JPEGS, 3D Printed Phone Cases and Maker's Lab Teaching Space.
- Digital Folder 5J: December
- 1 JPG of students working with technology.
- Digital Folder 6: Flickr Files, 2018
- Digital Folder 6A: January
- Two JPGs, Club Pizza Party and Robot Build
- Digital Folder 6B: February
- 13 JPGS of club students desiging circuits.
- Digital Folder 6C: March
- 9 JPGS of students designing speakers and circuits.
- Digital Folder 6D: April
- 7 JPGS of club students designing circuits.
- Digital Folder 6E: May
- 4 JPGS of students, designed audio speaker, and student mural.
- Digital Folder 6F: June
- 8 JPGS of students building robots.
- Digital Folder 6G: July
- 148 JPGS, students at club booth in a park with examples of robots, circuits, electric toy cars, printed speakers, turn-tables and hip hop lab.
- Digital Folder 6H: December
- 6 JPGS of lumber warehouse and school of music audio lab.
- Digital Folder 7: Flickr Files, 2019
- Digital Folder 7A: February
- 1 JPG, drawing of DK Bus.
- Digital Folder 7B: May
- 1 JPG, School bus with I-Power Banner.
- Digital Folder 7C: June
- 1 JPG, statue designed by Joe Bolton to look like Prince's guitar
- Digital Folder 7D: July
- 18 JPGs of club children in park, designing circuits for boom boxes.
- Digital Folder 7E: September
- 1 JPG of students in an audio lab.
- Digital Folder 7F: October
- 4 JPGS of Dayton kids, murals, and art.
- Digital Folder 8: Flickr Files, 2020
- Digital Folder 8A: January
- 87 JPGs of Double Dutch Boom Bus, students giving presentations, Adam Kruse and William Patterson.
- Digital Folder 8B: February
- 153 JPG Files and 17 MP4 film files, Adam Kruse and William Patterson, the Double Dutch Boom Bus, and Students building speakers.
- Digital Folder 8C: March
- 6 JPGS Patterson and Kruse addressing adults and sharing a meal, celebrating Black History Month.
- Digital Folder 8D: April
- 10 JPGS of Double Dutch Boom Bus and College Prep Bus outside McFarland Baseball Field, unidentified individuals wearing surgical masks.
- Digital Folder 8E: May
- 2 JPGS of Double Dutch Boom Bus.
- Digital Folder 8F: June
- 19 JPGS and 4 Videos of outdoor recording session near Double Dutch Boom Bus. Pete Shungu on Trumpet.
- Digital Folder 8G: July
- 2 JPGS Park Gathering with Double Dutch Boom Bus in Background.
- Digital Folder 8H: August
- 3 JPGS of Double Dutch Boom Bus at Lake of the Woods.
- Digital Folder 8I: September
- 4 JPGs of Turn Table Setup at Douglass Park.
- Digital Folder 8J: October
- 96 MOV, AVI, and MP4 Videos; 170 JPG Files; and 9 PNG Files, what's going on celebration, park visits with students, images of Boom Bus, and performance videos.
- Digital Folder 8K: November
- 2 MOV Files, featuring Patterson and interviews about school tours.
- Digital Folder 9: Flickr Files, 2021
- Digital Folder 9A: January
- 4 MOV files, What's going on Tour recorded in a residential neighborhood.
- Digital Folder 9B: February
- 27 JPG Files, images of building tour.
- Digital Folder 9C: May
- 46 JPG Files, Tour Bus in Political Rally with Aaron Ammons at Common Ground Food Co-Op in Urbana.
- Digital Folder 9D: June
- 899 JPG Files, 6 MOV files, club students designing boom boxes in public parks; class lessons in an audio lab; and Boom Bus Tours.
- Digital Folder 9E: July
- 26 JPG Files, Boom Bus tour with skateramps and RC cars.
- Digital Folder 9F: August
- 27 JPG Files of Boom Bus and Turn Table set up near Urbana Independent Media Center.
- Digital Folder 9G: September
- 51 JPG Files, Adam Kruse and William Patterson installing wooden benches and speaker boxes in the Boom Bus.
- Digital Folder 9H: October
- 24 JPG Files and 2 MOV Files, Store Front engagement at the Lincoln Square Mall.
- Digital Folder 9I: December
- 38 JPG Files and 2 MOV Files, designing wooden benches and speaker boxes for the Boom Bus, classes in the maker space, and unidentified snare drummer.
- Digital Folder 10: Flickr Files, 2022
- Digital Folder 10A: February
- 7 JPG Files, William Patterson photoshoot with the Boom Bus.
- Digital Folder 10B: April
- 2 MOV Files and 9 JPG Files, RC Car Storage at the Club and Maker's Space.
- Digital Folder 10C: May
- 10 JPG Files, Installation of benches in the Boom Bus.
- Digital Folder 10D: June
- 34 JPG Files, 5 MOV Files, installation of benches and speaker boxes in Boom Bus near Fab Lab at UIUC.
- Digital Folder 10E: October
- 33 JPG Files, 1 MOV, 1 PNG File, Hedge Pop Park (Champaign) RC car event, lecture at Beckman institute, and Boom Bus Model.
- Digital Folder 10F: November
- 3 JPG Files, RC car wiring event.
- Digital Folder 11: Flickr Files, 2023
- Digital Folder 11A: January
- 1 JPG File, Boom Box construction photo.
- Digital Folder 12: Flickr Files, 2025
- Digital Folder 12A: May
- 3 JPG Files, Street college receiving funding check.
- Digital Folder 12B: September
- 1 PNG File, Urbana Mayor's Ball Charitable Gala Poster.
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