Books for Black History Month

Celebrate Black History Month by checking out some of our new titles!

 

MLK Jr. Books for January

Happy Martin Luther King Day!

New books for December

Merry Christmas! For God so loved the world, that He gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.

 – John 3:16

New books for November

Happy Thanksgiving! Please see the following eBooks purchased recently for ECDs.

 

Books for October

Happy Fall quarter! Please check out  some of new books in the David Allan Hubbard Library.

 

Books for September

Happy Fall Quarter! Below is some of eBooks purchased for ECD and syllabi for fall quarter!

 

 

 

Books for June

Enjoy reading the following new books from the Hubbard Library.

Books for May, Continued…

We’ve purchased many books in German and Korean language.  Some of them are below:

Books for April, Continued

Happy Easter! Jesus says, “I am the resurrection and the life. Whoever believes in me, though he die, yet shall he live, and everyone who lives and believes in me shall never die.” – John 11:25-26

Books for March

Happy March! Here are some books regarding Christian missionaries. Enjoy!

 

Books about Martin Luther King, Jr.

Happy Martin Luther King Day!

Books for January, 2019

Happy New Year!

Books for September

Happy September!  Wishing you have a wonderful and productive quarter!

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Books for August

Happy August!

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Books for July

Happy summer!

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Books for May

Enjoy reading the books below!

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New Books for April, continued…

The following books are some we purchased in April for the William E. Pannell African American Church Studies Collection. When you visit the library, please take a look at the Pannell Collection on the third floor. You also can read many eBooks related to the subject.

 

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Books for April

Happy April! Hope you will enjoy some of the following books.

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Books for March, continued…

Easter is around the corner!  May the hope and joy of Jesus’ Resurrection linger in our hearts forever. Have a blessed and meaningful Easter and enjoy reading some of the books about the Resurrection!

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Books for February, continued

February is the month of love and Valentine’s Day. It reminds us of God’s love and of how we can share His love with others. Hopefully you are interested in some of the following books about love.

1wordmadelove2loveofgod3uncontrollinglove4fortheloveofallacreatures5weightoflove6embracngtheother7conceptofdivinelove8lovekindness9practicesoflove10oveinthegospel11politicalagape12toughestpeopletolove13youshalllove14faithfullguide15pannenbergonevillove16sociologyoflove17withintheloveofgod18lifelove

Books for February & Black History Month

 

Happy Black History Month! Once a year, we dedicate a month to celebrate the incredible accomplishments and contributions of black Americans. This is not only an opportunity to remember black achievement, but it’s also a great opportunity to read some good books!

 

 

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New Books in December, Continued…

Happy December!  We wish you and yours have a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! 

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Training for users of the APA databases

Don’t miss the opportunity to refresh your research skills and learn how to navigate American Psychological Association (APA) databases more efficiently. Register for free online sessions:

Fall 2023 APA PsycInfo: Beginner Search (EBSCOhost)

These sessions are for anyone who is new to searching behavioral science literature and will demonstrate how to identify the best search terms, apply filters to narrow the range of results, and pinpoint empirical studies. 

Wednesday, September 20, 11:00 a.m. (PDT)

Thursday, October 26, 11:00 p.m. (PDT)

Fall 2023 APA PsycInfo: Advanced Search (EBSCOhost)

These sessions highlight some of APA PsycInfo’s advanced functionality, designed to increase your efficiency by retrieving better search results faster.

Wednesday, September 27, 11:00 a.m. (PDT)

Thursday, November 2, 11:00 a.m. (PDT)

All session are hosted by American Psychological Association trainers. 

Can’t attend a scheduled session?

 

Fall 2023 Welcome Week

We look forward to meeting our new and returning patrons and wish you all a happy new academic year! 

Join us for Fall 2023 Welcome Week events and stop by the library table during the Resource Fair on September 20th.  

Fall 2023 Welcome Week schedule (Monday, September 18 – Friday, September 22, 2023).

Introduction to D. A. Hubbard library (a 6 min. Welcome Week recording). 

Wednesday, Sep. 20: 9:00 AM – 10:30 AM (PDT) Services and Resources Live Q. & A. (Zoom). 

Wednesday, Sep. 20: 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM (PDT) at Resource Fair at the Pasadena Campus, Arol Burns Mall. 

New students can obtain their student ID/library cards at the Pasadena campus, at the Welcome Center located on the first floor of the library at 135 N. Oakland Ave. Pasadena, CA 91101. Online and regional campus students can request an ID by sending the following information to welcomecenter@fuller.edu.

Q. and A. about access to your library account and online library.

If you’d like to get in touch with us or have questions, email us at lib-reference@fuller.edu

 

Library Services for Alumni

Our warmest congratulations to all our graduates!

We are proud of your achievements and happy to cheer you on. Keep growing, never stop learning and stay connected with your library! 

D. A. Hubbard Library Services for Degreed Alumni

Alumni ID Cards

Alumni can get a free Fuller alumni photo ID card at the Welcome Center located on the first floor of the library.

The alumni ID is used to enter the library and check out books. Please bring a government issued photo ID to help us expedite your Fuller account verification. 

Library Use and Book Checkout Privileges

Alumni can visit the library and use its collections during normal operating hours. They can check out 5 books from the library at a time for 3 weeks (21 days) with no renewals. 

Alumni visiting the library can use Internet access and obtain a Wi-Fi code at the front desk of the library.

Alumni do not have direct access to their online library accounts and can email lib-info@fuller.edu or call the library at 626-584-5618 with any questions regarding their accounts and the library.

Access to Electronic Resources/Library Databases

How do I get an online Fuller ID?

In order to manage your Fuller ID (username and password), you will need to know your G number. If you do not know your G number, call the Office of Alumni Relations at 626.792.3232 Ext. 2 or e-mail alumni@thefullerfoundation.org

With your G number, you will be able to claim your account on this page: https://login.fuller.edu/fullerid/claim_account

After that, you will be able to access the selected alumni databases using your Fuller ID.

Electronic Resources 

Alumni have access to selected electronic resources, including major collections, such as ATLA Religion, EBSCO and ProQuest ebooks and Sage Journals. For more information on electronic resources for alumni and remote access, please visit the Services for Alumni LibGuide (To access this guide, sign in with your username and password).

For assistance with research, contact Reference Librarians at lib-reference@fuller.edu.

Congratulations Graduates Fuller Seminary 2023

Spring 2023 Finals and Extended Library Hours

Are you getting ready for Spring 2023 Finals? Visit your library online or in person. Ask us for assistance!

lib-reference@fuller.edu

The Pasadena campus library will be open during the extended hours:

June 1 – June 2 (Thursday-Friday): 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM

June 3 (Saturday) 12:00 PM – 7:00 PM

June 5 – 9 (Monday-Friday): 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM

Search smarter this spring with APA PsycInfo

For every first time or seasoned searcher, the American Psychological Association (APA) offers training that fits your goals and schedule. Learn more and register below:

APA PsycInfo: Beginner Search

These sessions are for anyone who is new to searching behavioral science literature.

Friday, April 7, 12:00 p.m.

 APA PsycInfo: Advanced Search

These sessions highlight some of APA PsycInfo’s advanced functionality, designed to increase your efficiency by retrieving better search results faster.

Friday, April 14, 12:00 p.m.

Register via this link.

The recordings will be available on the APA YouTube channel.

Have questions? Email your librarians at lib-reference@fuller.edu.

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