Collections and Services
About Us
The William Smith Morton Library
WSML Public Services blog for
news and current information
Hours and holidays
Directions and campus maps
Staff directory
Library tour podcast
UNION PRESBYTERIAN SEMINARY
home page
Instructional Resource Center
Extension program
Special Collections and Archives
access for visiting scholars
The Lolley Center for Baptist
History and Heritage
library services
Your library account
Membership
Turnstile access
Borrow and renew
Interlibrary loan
Reference help and instruction
Circulation and library use policy
summary for Union and BTSR
Computer terminals in lab and
Reference Room
Wireless and ethernet access
in the building
Research
Catalog
Online databases
BibleWorks 7.0
ELECTRONIC RESOURCES
CTIV streaming videos
Off-campus access and login
ATLAS titles lists
Electronic journals A-Z list
EHIS metasearching tool
Citation styles
Copyright information
HOW TO FIND :
Course reserves
Articles in online databases and
electronic journals
Videos and DVDs
Sermons in our collection
Curriculum materials
Theses or dissertations
LINKS : Suggested websites for
religion and theological studies
ATS-PSCE history display and photo gallery |
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Expanded version of Early American Imprints online
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Archives and Special Collections
Rare books and manuscript materials for scholarly research
The Multimedia Creation Lab
For the use and creation of digital multimedia for classrooms and churches
Instructional Resource Center
Non-print media and curriculum resources for teaching and learning
William Smith Morton Library supports its two contributing schools (Union Presbyterian Seminary and the Baptist Theological Seminary at Richmond) by providing integrated access to and training in the use of resources in traditional formats as well as information technology that can facilitate the teaching, learning and research of students and faculty. Within the bounds of this curricular focus, the Library also seeks to offer resources to congregations, their members and others for their study and growing understanding of Christian faith and practice.
