Exhibits Program

Exhibits often showcase special and unique collections held by the Libraries, including documents, photographs and prints.  Some exhibits highlight the distinguished work of NC State researchers, administrators, or students.

Exhibits in the Gallery are curated by an NC State public history graduate student selected through a competitive process to fill a GSSP/GEA position. The student is supervised by the Special Collection Research Center’s (SCRC) curatorial staff and works with the entire SCRC department and the Libraries’ Communications unit throughout the process to create and install exhibits. The student receives mentoring throughout the exhibit development and gains important hands-on public history experience.

View current and past exhibits

The Gallery

Long gallery with glass-fronted exhibit cases and wooden chairs

The 15 museum quality cases in the Exhibit Gallery in the East Wing of the D. H. Hill Jr. Library allow for the display of rare and sensitive materials. The gallery is a transitional space between the Special Collections Research Center reading room and the Library Commons on the main floor of the library. It is a beautiful space with social areas for discussion.

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