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The Library is an important part of the Center for Academic Excellence at the Baptist College of Health Sciences (Baptist College).

Located on the first floor of the main campus of the college in Memphis, the Library provides services and resources to support the information and education needs of the faculty and students of the Baptist College. Whichever subject you are studying, we have the resources you need to research and complete assignments for your courses.

Access Library Resources

To access Library Resources, you will need to be logged in to MyCampus.

All Resources
Databases
Journals

Notice of closure to Walk-in Patrons In the Health Sciences Library

Assistance will still be provided for:

  • Gaining full-text access to documents
  • Placing Inter-Library Loan Requests
  • Selecting/Navigating appropriate online databases including use of filters, limiters
  • Identifying correct keywords or subject headings search terms to aid in retrieving relevant results

Also, access to all databases, e-books, LibGuides, streaming video collections, and instructional content online via MyCampus.
CONTACT: Library Supervisor Molly Antoine for assistance. Please feel free to contact us at 901-572-2677.

 

Library Staff ​

Molly Antoine, MLIS
Library Supervisor 
901-572-2680
molly.antoine@bchs.edu​ 

Eric Marcy, MA 
Library Resource Specialist 
901-572-2679 
eric.marcy@bchs.edu  ​

 

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Reflecting on a time of pain

One of the commitment statements in the mission of Baptist College is “Fostering an atmosphere of respect for cultural diversity and the dignity of all persons.” Underlying this commitment statement is the belief that all persons are created in God’s image and worthy of love and respect. The way we treat each other and those we are privileged to serve speaks louder than any words I could write on paper. Racism has no place in our College, in our city or in our world.

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