The Library at Southeastern | User Services | Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary

Distance Learning

Front Desk
(919) 761-2251 or circdesk@sebts.edu
Reference Desk
(919) 761-2258 or reference@sebts.edu

The Library
114 N. Wingate Street, Wake Forest, NC 27587

Regular Schedule*

Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday:
7a.m. - 10p.m.
Wednesday: 7a.m. - 6p.m.
Friday: 7a.m. - 5p.m.
Saturday: 10a.m. - 5p.m.
Sunday: Closed
During Fall & Spring Semesters, the Library closes for Chapel services on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 10am to 11am.

*Please note that check-out stops 15 minutes before closing

Computer Lab Hours

Monday: 7a.m. - 9:45pm
Tuesday: 7am -9:45pm
Wednesday: 7am - 5:45pm
Thursday*: 7am - 9:45pm
Friday: 7am - 4:45pm
Saturday: 10am - 4:45pm

*Note: the Lab is regularly closed for classes on:
Thursdays 3:30 pm-6:30 pm
The lab & copy center are run by the IT Dept.
If you need assistance in these areas, contact them at (919) 761-2277

Archives/Closed Shelves/Baptist Materials Room Hours

Monday-Thursday: 8am - 5pm
Friday: 8am - 4pm

Contact Us:
(919) 761-2329
libarchives@sebts.edu

The Archives is also open by appointment. Please call Bill Youngmark at (919) 761-2329.

Church Ministry & Media Resource Center Hours

The CMRC area is open the same hours as the library. To make an appointment with the CMRC Assistant, please send an e-mail to cmrc@sebts.edu
or call (919) 761-2254.

Off-campus students have access to every resource a student on the main campus does. Once you are enrolled in class and have paid for your course, you are given a student ID number and are automatically entered into the Library User Database. Your student ID number and card are the keys to accessing Library Services.

Distance Education Students may:

• View account information using your Moodle login information to access the library catalog. On Alcott you will be be able to see what has been checked- out, renew your books, and save your research bibliographies.

• Access many of the full text options in our subscription online databases by logging in through the Library Research Center page on Moodle.

• Visit your local public library. Most will have access to Inter-Library Loan for free or a small fee. This allows you to access thousands of libraries nationwide so that you are not limited to our online or in-house resources.

• Most local universities and colleges will allow students in the community to acquire a guest library card for a small fee or for free. We encourage you to use these as resources as much as possible.

• Books by mail: In the event that the previous two options are not viable for you, we can mail books to you (5 at a time) from our library. However, you have to pay shipping both ways. You will have 4 weeks with the items and may renew the individual items for 4 weeks if they have not been requested by another patron. Request items from the Circulation Department by phone (919-761-2251) or e-mail.