Briggs Library Bookplates
Digital Bookplates
South à£à£Ö±²¥Ðã State University's Hilton M. Briggs Library gratefully acknowledges the support of donors through its digital bookplate initiative.
Digital bookplates honor library friends whose contributions supplement and enhance collections, spaces, and services at Briggs Library. These bookplates also recognize gifts to the library made on behalf of a family, friend or colleague for special occasions such as a significant accomplishment, graduation, birthday, anniversary, retirement or memorial.
With these gifts, Briggs Library continues to provide excellent resources for scholarship and research to SDSU students, faculty, and the wider community. Thank you to our supporters!
If you are interested in donating to the library, please call 605-688-5107, email or see the Briggs Library Wish List.
General gifts of funds and materials enhance Briggs Library resources and make a broad impact on SDSU students, faculty and researchers. These digital bookplates recognize donors whose gifts support the collection and SDSU students.
2024 Digital Bookplates
2023 Digital Bookplates
2022 Digital Bookplates
2021 Digital Bookplates
2020 Digital Bookplates
2019 Digital Bookplates
2018 Digital Bookplates
2017 Digital Bookplates
Hilton M. Briggs Library celebrated its 40th anniversary in the fall of 2017, which included the launch of the digital bookplate initiative. These digital bookplates recognize donors who contributed gifts in honor of the library's anniversary.
40th Anniversary Digital Bookplates
- Bob Bartling
- Mena and John Berg
- Marcia and David Chicoine
- Sherry and Tom DeBoer
- Mildred K. Hugghins
Doner Auditorium Digitization and Preservation Project
Doner Auditorium, built in 1912, was home to hundreds of State University Theatre and Prairie Repertory Theatre productions. The backstage areas held nearly four decades worth of inscriptions from theatre students who covered the walls, ceilings and other surfaces with their signatures, dates, season lineup schedules, quotes and favorite lines from plays. In an effort to preserve this unique institutional history, the SDSU Archives and Special Collections began the Doner Auditorium Digitization and Preservation Project to photograph these spaces for a special online gallery. Doner Auditorium ceased being used for theater shows in 2019 when the new Oscar Larson Performing Arts Center opened. Read more about the project in this 2019 article and 2020 article, and about the These digital bookplates recognize donors whose gifts support this project.
Doner Auditorium Digitization and Preservation Project Digital Bookplates
- Linda Bartholomew - Gift Acknowledgment
