Accessing Library Resources
To use the Library's databases and e-book collections, you will be asked to enter a username and password. This username and password are your personal username and password information, the same username and password that you enter to log in to Populi.
You will see the screen below when you attempt to access the library's databases. For Seminary faculty and students, choose the second box.
You will then be taken to a login screen where you will enter your own personal username and password. The screen for our Seminary patrons will look like this...
You may contact the Reference desk during library hours at (423) 614-8562 if you have any questions or email us anytime at library@leeuniversity.edu.
As a library patron, you can create an account that will allow you to see your checked-out materials, due dates, fines, and search history. You can also request interlibrary loans and renew your books through your account. PLEASE NOTE: You do not have to create an account to access the library's online catalog.
Here are instructions on creating your library account. You may access your account from the library's landing page (see below) or click here: https://leeuniversity-squireslibrary.on.worldcat.org/discovery
Once on the page, you will see the link to sign into your account in the top right-hand corner. Click on "Sign in":
This link will take you to the sign-in page. Choose "PTS, Community patrons, and other".
This link will take you to the sign-in page. Here you will click on "set/reset" password:
This will take you to the page to enter your username. For Seminary patrons, your username is the first part of your seminary email. Example: myname@ptseminary.edu. Click "Request new password". The link will be sent to your Seminary email address.
Check your email for a link to creating a new password. The link will lead you to this page, where you will enter your username and create a password.
Once you have created your password, you can log in to your library account. Now you can see the items you have checked out, the item due date, any fines on your account, and your borrowing and search history.
