Alumni Access and Services
We are excited to offer several services to our alumni! For more information visit the alumni page on the B.L. Fisher Library home page or click here. Your login to https://login.asburyseminary.edu will be your access to most of the online resources available to you. The only exception is Atla Religion Database that requires a special password to access the link to the database. The Help Desk team can help you with that password because it is not allowed to be public.
Some things you can do with alumni access:
- Check out books in our library collection for four weeks at a time (plus two four-week renewals).
- Use Library Loan services for materials in our library.
- Access several online resources through https://guides.asburyseminary.edu/alumni
In order to access these resources, please contact
(859) 858-2100
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