Abstract
In 2012, the Libraries hired their first Exhibits Coordinator to formalize an exhibition program that enhances research and learning opportunities by sharing and interpreting the collections. Since then, exhibition spaces and opportunities have more than doubled to include 11 distinct areas across six buildings.
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