Design Services

GOALS & OBJECTIVES

The purpose of the UCI Libraries Student Displays Pilot Program is to cultivate welcoming, student-centered library spaces to foster students' sense of belonging. Student Displays also provide an excellent opportunity for the UCI Libraries to engage in collaborative projects with our students, encouraging community-building, educating, entertaining, and promoting the libraries' spaces, resources, and services. The goals of this pilot program align with UC Irvine and UCI Libraries missions.

The UCI Libraries Student Displays pilot program shares the work and creativity of UCI students with the UCI community. Temporary displays in the Langson and Science Libraries, created by students, can include original student art, writing, research, and more in both physical and digital formats.

Proposals are welcome from UCI students, student organizations, faculty, and staff. Installation support and display equipment available upon request.

At the heart of the University of California, Irvine's academic community, UCI Libraries play a vital role in enabling our students, faculty, and researchers to create new knowledge, develop lifelong learning skills, and make meaningful contributions to society. We value innovation and collaboration and are committed to fostering an environment that promotes diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI).

READ Poster Archive

The UCI Libraries are proud to offer campus-wide access to The Washington Post, a source for expert reporting and analysis from Washington and around the world, including award-winning investigative coverage and editorial commentary. 

Celebrate Homecoming with these vintage campus pictures for Zoom backgrounds from the UCI Libraries Special Collections & Archives

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COPYRIGHT

All digital content in UCI Libraries digital images (including images, text, audio and video recordings, maps, and any other items) are made publicly available for use in research, teaching, and private study. For these purposes, you may reproduce a single copy (print or download) of materials from this website without prior permission.

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