Library

Digital Workstation

The computer workstation in the Audio-Visual room is a one-stop place for digitizing audio, video and documents.  The workstation includes an Epson scanner with a document feeder, which provides for the efficient scanning of multi-page documents.  The workstation also includes a VCR with computer-interface, which allows users to convert VHS videos to a variety of digital video formats.  The workstation is for faculty, staff and doctoral student use.

The following software is installed on the workstation:

Spring 2013 Library Workshops

For Spring 2013,  Reference will provide an open lab for students on Friday afternoon from 1 to 4. Due to Comprehensive Exams, the open lab will not be availalbe on February 15 and April 12.

No need to sign up in advance. 

The three main skills taught are:

Request a Moodle Course

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About the UCB Library

Information for ILL Departments of Other Libraries

Holdings

The holdings of the GTU Library can be found in the following places:

• OCLC (symbol GTX)
• GRACE, the GTU Library catalog
• in MELVYL, the catalog of the University of California library system. GTU holdings are updated quarterly.

Loan Periods and Availability of Materials

Reserve Materials Guidelines

Note: the GTU's wireless internet connection is considered off-campus.  If you are having difficulty accessing the resources, visit Connection Problems under Get Help.

This page is a listing of all the journal indexes (some full-text) to which the GTU subscribes.  For other online resources (including book catalogs and reference materials), visit Electronic Resources.

GRACE

The library catalog for the Graduate Theological Union

OSKICAT

The library catalog for the University of California Berkeley

MELVYL

The library catalog for the University of California system

Overview

Special Collections and Archives support the curriculum and preserve the records of the Graduate Theological Union. The collections are dedicated to diverse religious dialogue, the Christian and wider religious intellectual heritage, the American religious experience in the West, and the ministries and missions of the Member Schools and Institutes of the GTU.