Borrowing books that we own:
Current Students / Faculty / Staff
- Regular Students: No more than 100 books, due at the end of the term
- Students Seeking D.Min or Th.M: No more than 100 books, due on June 1
- Faculty: No more than 100 books, due on June 1
- Staff: No more than 10 books, due in 3 weeks
Alumni
- No more than 10 books, due in 3 weeks
Community Leaders
- No more than 10 books, due in 3 weeks
Patrons from Partner Libraries
- No more than 5 books, due in 3 weeks
Getting articles from our databases:
Current Students / Faculty / Staff
- Access all of our databases on campus without logging in
- Access our databases from our website with your library card number and password
- If the title is not available in full text, please request that we ILL it!
Alumni:
- Access all of our databases on campus without logging in
- Access some of the databases through the alumni portal at home
- If the title you want is not available, please ILL it from your local public library.
Community Leaders:
- Access all of our databases on campus without logging in
- If the title you want is not available, please ILL it from your local public library.
Patrons from Partner Libraries
- Access all of our databases on campus without logging in
- If the title you want is not available, please ILL it from your home institution's library.
Borrowing books that we DON'T own:
Current Students / Faculty / Staff
Alumni:
- If the title you want is not available, please request an ILL at your local public library.
Community Leaders:
- If the title you want is not available, please request an ILL at your local public library.
Patrons from Partner Libraries
- If the title you want is not available, please request an ILL at your home institution's library.
Downloading Audiobooks:
All registered patrons may download audiobooks from our collection. They will be automatically returned in 3 weeks.
The purpose of this collection is to provide a research guide to the many resources that provide the underpinning of Womanist theology and ethics. Dr. Katie Cannon, beloved professor at Union Presbyterian Seminary from 2001 until her death in 2018, was "a foundational voice of womanist theology." This resource guide was originally proposed as part of the 2019 graduating class gift in her memory.