Answered By: Timothy Grasso Last Updated: Jul 03, 2024 Views: 291
The David Allan Hubbard Library exists to serve the information and research needs of Fuller Theological Seminary and the broader graduate theological academic community. As such, the Fuller Library is a private library only for the use of Fuller students, faculty, staff, other members of the immediate Fuller community (e.g. alumni). There are no fee-based public memberships at this time.
That being said, there are certain Non-Fuller community members who are eligible for specific types of library accounts.
1. Individuals who are students at other seminaries with which Fuller has a reciprocal borrowing relationship (eg. SCATLA or SCELC member institutions) can establish a borrowing account.
2. The Hubbard library has previously offered clergy accounts to local community members with an active pastor's license or other proof of employment on local church staff. Clergy accounts are not being offered at this time but may be offered again in the future.
If you have additional questions please see our access policies page, or email the library Circulation Desk at lib-info@fuller.edu.
Groups of visitors from other institutions are asked to make arrangements with the Fuller Welcome Center prior to the proposed visit. Campus tours can be requested at welcomecenter@fuller.edu
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