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No, not that kind of mobile!

Searching EBSCO databases (such as ATLA, Academic Search Elite, ERIC, Business Source Elite, and PsycInfo) is now accessible on your favorite internet-enabled mobile device. Use this link to give it a try on your BlackBerry, iPhone, or iPod Touch. You’ll need to first log in with your CIT-issued username and password.

Check it out, and let us know what you think.

Are papers and presentations looming? Are you facing a mountain of research and don’t know where or how to start?

Did you know that you can find almost 40,000 electronic books (ebooks) in our catalog? They’re accessible both on and off campus, and they don’t accrue fines or overdue notices – what’s not to love?! The ebooks cover a wide range of subject areas, from nursing to education to business. You’ll know you’ve got one in your search when you see [electronic resource] as part of the book title.

If you’re looking for ebooks only, you can search our ebrary collection directly. You will also be interested to know that ebrary is not the only collection of electronic books available for you. Check out this page of ebook sites from our new web site. Some of the sites are only accessible to members of the campus community, and some are freely available to everyone.

Congratulations to seminary student Jewel Davis, the grand prize winner of the contest created in honor of Theological Libraries Month! Jewel won a $25 gift certificate to the bookstore. Runners up were fellow seminarians Russ Williams and Penny McPhaul.  Russ and Penny sure do look happy with their prizes!

Prizes were awarded at the Seminary’s Fellowship Dinner held in the library last evening. The event was the culmination of Theological Libraries Month. Thanks to everyone who entered the contest and everyone who attended the dinner. A good time was had by all! Such a good time, in fact, that the a write-up of the event, with a few pictures, is now on the American Theological Library Association site!

To see all the photos taken during the dinner, click on the More Photos link just beneath the Photos sidebar on this blog.

Then, look no further than the Hound Underground computer lab on the library’s lower level. We’ve got 2 – one hooked up to a PC and the other hooked up to a Mac. Scan to your heart’s content!