The Lentz Center for Asian Culture was located at 1155 Q Street in downtown

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. Part of the

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, the Lentz Center recognized the rich and varied cultures of

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. The Center was meant to embody the University's commitment to fostering multicultural understanding through an appreciation of Asian cultures. In 2010 the collection closed to public visitation, but the collection was digitized for viewing online. It is now known as the Lentz Collection for Asian Culture.

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