Library Display Cases
Display cases provide exposure to library collections, curriculum research and interests of SSU faculty, staff students and regional issues including support of local culture initiatives.
2nd floor South - Honoring Asian Pacific American Heritage Month
3rd floor North - Every Week is Earth Week
3rd floor North - Green House Gases & Agriculture
3rd floor South - Organizational Behavior & Positive Leadership
Also on display:
2nd floor South - Birds of the Pacific slope : one hundred fifty-six bird portraits painted in California and Mexico, 1853-1869
3rd floor bridgeway - Verse
3rd floor North - Ben Oretsky's Custom Scroll Saw Clocks
Display Case Exhibit Proposals
Proposals for exhibits in the University Library Display Cases are reviewed throughout the year. The Coordinator of the Library Arts and Lectures program or designee is charged with reviewing proposals for the display cases. Exhibits run an average of eight weeks. The display case calendar is planned at least four months in advance. The Arts and Lectures Coordinator works closely with other campus departments to create a variety of exhibits.
- Individuals/groups must submit proposals in writing describing the exhibit.
- Proposals should be submitted at least four months in advance of the desired exhibition date. Individuals are encouraged to contact the University Library Arts and Lectures Coordinator prior to submitting a proposal.
- If the exhibit has been shown before, the proposal should include the dates and places of prior exhibitions and exhibition catalogues, if available.
- Exhibition proposals will be kept on file in the office of the University Library Arts and Lectures Coordinator for a minimum of two years with action noted.
- Proposals are reviewed for their appropriateness to the University Library Arts and Lectures mission and such additional factors as:
- Educational content
- Timeliness in regards to other SSU events.
- Any costs incurred are the responsibility of the exhibitor.