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Diversity and sustainability in library exhibits for outreach and marketing

Abstract Academic libraries use library exhibits as an outreach and marketing tool. Many libraries, however, lack dedicated outreach and marketing staff to manage a sustainable exhibits program. The Exhibits Committee at the University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa (UHM) library developed a model for sustainable practices to manage a robust and diverse exhibits program for the library. Through in-house collaborations, campus partnerships, and community contacts, the library incorporated diversity in exhibits that reflect the rich educational and multicultural environment and values reflected in the UHM community.