Who can create an exhibit in Lamont Library?

The Lamont Library Exhibits Program showcases undergraduate student life, Harvard Library collections, and the Harvard campus community. The Program is intended to support the library's role and mission in advancing research, teaching, and learning, as well as outreach and engagement with the Harvard community. Exhibits are mounted inside Lamont Library, which is restricted to Harvard ID holders.

All Harvard students, faculty, and staff are welcome to propose exhibits by emailing the RTL Program Coordinator (Madeline Sharaga), who will advise them on completing a proposal form, meeting with the Exhibits Team, and, if the proposal is approved, completing a Curator’s contract.

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