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Mobile Search Interface

Tuesday, November 17th, 2009

As devices like the iPhone become more ubiquitous, Boyce Centennial Library is committed to implementing better mobile search interfaces. We’re pleased to announce the availability today of a mobile search interface for five EBSCO databases: Academic Search Premier, Christian Periodical Index, E-Journals, Old Testament Abstracts, and New Testament Abstracts. From this interface one, several, or [...]

Live Research Help Online

Monday, November 16th, 2009

If you are working on a research project and not sure where to look to find resources, try out our live, online research assistance. Throughout the day, library research staff are available online to chat about your research needs and help you get the most out of our library resources.

Library Computing Services

Thursday, November 5th, 2009

Over the past year, the library has dramatically expanded its computing services department, adding nearly 30 new workstations, upgrading the wireless network, and implementing a new printing/copying solution. Today, we updated our website with a link to Library Computing Services (LCS) to provide more information on what computing services are available in the library and [...]

Add Money to Your Shield Card Online

Tuesday, October 6th, 2009

The conversion to our new payment system for copying/printing is now complete as the website to add money to your Shield Card is now available at https://theshield.sbts.edu. From this website you can also manage your Shield Card account, report if your card has been lost or stolen, update your email address, and more. For a [...]

Printing/Copying Payment System Upgrade

Friday, September 11th, 2009

This past week Southern Seminary upgraded its Shield Card payment system for copying/printing on campus. This change directly impacts the library, where most self-serve copying/printing occurs. We think you will appreciate our new system for two reasons. First, the new system works almost exactly like the old system. That means there is not much of [...]

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