The Graduate Theological Foundation holds membership in various organizations, including the following:

E-Library

The Foundation provides access to an E-Library for all students. A list of internet resources for graduate research is available through the website, free of charge. In addition to providing links to various online libraries across a range of topics, the Foundation also furnishes newly accepted students with a copy of the research guidebook, From Beginning to End: Internet Research and the Writing Process (with accompanying CD-ROM), written by the President of the Foundation and Dean of the College. The book is also available through The Victoria Press.

Through the Foundation's E-Library, students may conduct graduate level research on the topics of Theology and Religious Studies, Psychology, Education, Medicine and the Healing Arts, Judaism, Islam, and Mediation.

Theology and Religious Studies

Psychology

Education

Medicine and the Healing Arts

Judaism

Islam

Research in Middle Eastern and Islamic Studies; University California, Santa Barbara
Columbia University Libraries – Middle East & Jewish Studies
Islamicity.org
The Macdonald Center for the Study of Islam and Christian-Muslim Relations (an academic unit within Hartford Seminary)

Mediation

Resources for Cloverdale College

Cloverdale College is a member of the Catholic Library Association and is committed to providing our students access to the best available internet libraries for their educational enrichment. Please find below those we strongly endorse for student use.