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Hours and Directions

The GTU library is open by appointment only. Please do not come to the building without an appointment. In-library study appointments in Berkeley: https://gtu.edu/library-appointments Curbside pick-up appointments in Berkeley or San Anselmo: https://gtu.edu/curbside Questions? Chat a librarian or email us at library@gtu.edu
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Library Staff Directory

Please note- due to the pandemic, most of the library staff are working remotely. Please email us for a faster response rather than calling us at the numbers below. For general questions chat a librarian (from any library webpage) or email us at library@gtu.edu
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GTU Course Textbook Information

Information on textbooks for classes offered by the GTU, its member schools, academic centers, and affiliates can be found on this page. The information is subject to changes. Please consult the instructor at the address listed below regarding any issues you may have regarding the textbooks. Spring 2020 Center for the Arts & Religion (CARe) Courses RA 2520 - Exploring Spiritualities Through Movement Instructor: Michelle Summers (msummers@gtu.edu) Readings will be available in PDF form via Moodle. RALS 1727 - Singing Through the Church Year (Joint Course with ABSW) Instructor: Nancy...
Current Student ResourcesGraduate Theological UnionThe Center for Islamic Studies (CIS)The Richard S. Dinner Center for Jewish Studies (CJS)Center for the Arts & Religion (CARe)The Mira and Ajay Shingal Center for Dharma Studies (CDS) The Center for Theology and the Natural Sciences (CTNS)Center for Swedenborgian Studies (CSS)Institute of Buddhist Studies (IBS)New College Berkeley (NCB)The Patriarch Athenagoras Orthodox Institute (PAOI)Asia ProjectWomen's Studies in ReligionBlack Church/Africana Religious Studies
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Pacific Coast Theological Society, 1939 - present

The Pacific Coast Theological Society (then Group) was established by John C. Bennett  (1902-1995) and supported by the Hazen Foundation in 1939. Bennett, then Professor of Christian Theology at Pacific School of Religion,  was inspired by a similar organization on the East coast ("the younger theologians"). Since then,  the society continues to meet twice a year, in the Spring and Fall for two days (Friday and Saturday) to discuss critical theological and societal issues. Members and speakers have always been among the best regarded theologians on the West coast. The organization is based...
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GTU Experts List - by Topic

Listed here are GTU faculty who can offer comments and perspectives on selected topics of current interest. Click on the faculty name to access contact information. In addition to the topics listed below, the GTU offers more than thirty degree concentrations spanning a wide range of ethical, historical, and practical issues in religion and society. Review the list of GTU Departments and Concentrations, then click on a particular concentration to see faculty members with expertise in this area. To locate a faculty expert on a topic not listed, please call the communications office at 510/649...
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Frankl Bibliography

Bibliography of Works by and about  Viktor Frankl and Logotherapy in the GTU Archives (Organized by author)   Chapters in Books Arasteh, A. Reza|Viktor Frankl|Final Integration in the Adult Personality, Leiden: E. J. Brill, 1965 Arnold, Magda B., and John A. Gasson|Logotherapy and Existential Analysis|The Human Person, Ronald Press, 1954 Ascher, L. Michael|Paradoxical Intention|Handbook of Behavioral Intentions, Edna B. Foa and Alan Golstein, editors, New York: John Wiley, 1980 Ascher, L. Michael, and C. Alex Pollard|Paradoxical Intention|The Therapeutic Efficacy of the Major...
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Recent Faculty and Alumni Publications

Purchase books from our a-store and help support GTU.   Books Written or Edited by GTU Faculty Jerome Baggett (GTU/JST), The Varieties of Nonreligious Experience: Atheism in American Culture (NYU Press, 2019). Kathryn Barush (GTU/JST), Imaging Pilgrimage: Art as Embodied Experience (under contract with Bloomsbury Academic, forthcoming 2020); Art and the Sacred Journey in Britain, 1790-1850 (Routledge, 2016). Purushottama ...
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