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Giving to the Library

You Can Make a Difference.

Thanks to generous contributions and grants, Preston Medical Library is able to provide many additional services and resources such as new equipment for access and instruction, electronic resources, and educational opportunities.
Dialysis Clinic Inc provides a generous Gift to PML. - May 2007
Photo of Sandy Oelschlegel, Dr. Thomas Miller, Chris Bray Dialysis Clinic Inc recently continued their commitment to Preston Medical Library and Learning Resource Center with a generous gift of $20,000.00. Since 1995, DCI has donated $105,000.00 to support the purchase of nephrology-related resources for teaching; research, and patient care at UT Medical Center and Graduate School of Medicine.
This most recent gift will be used to update textbooks, purchase journal subscriptions and Up-To-Date, a clinical information database. These resources are also available for use by area physicians.

DCI is a nation-wide non profit organization formed in 1971 to meet the needs of individuals in need of outpatient dialysis. DCI is affiliated with major universities and teaching hospitals across the country, and notably, the Knoxville DCI Clinics, are affiliated with UT Medical Center. Medical Director of the Knoxville DCI clinics, Thomas Miller, MD and Administrator Terry Williams have continued to support Preston Medical Library and Learning Resource Center throughout the years by requesting support from the DCI organizations in the form of donations to the library.

A history of gifts to the library are listed below:

1995 - Dialysis Clinics Incorporated contributed $50,000 to the library development fund to enrich the nephrology-related resources and set up a section honoring Dr. Roland Regester.

2003 -Dialysis Clinics Incorporated agreed to contribute $25,000.00 for nephrology resources including textbooks, journals and databases each year.

2004 - A $10,000.00 gift was made for continuing the support of nephrology related journals, and databases

2007- a $20,000.00 gift was made to support the purchase of textbooks, journals and databases.


Additional gift-funded services.

The Consumer and Patient Health Information Service provides health information as a free public service to consumers. Gift funds help cover the cost of materials, mailing, and consumer health information books.

The Joellen S. Fordham Conference Room. Thanks to the generosity of Lynn and Joellen Fordham the library's conference room was renovated to provide an integrated multimedia learning center with state of the art presentation and teleconferencing capabilities. Please contact the library for more information about the capabilites of the conference room.


You can help us continue to deliver high quality information services at the Graduate School of Medicine by a donation to the Preston Medical Library.

Contribute through our annual campaign or existing endowments:

Adopt-a-Journal

Frank London Medical Library Endowment

Torch Campaign - annual giving campaign

All contributions are deductible to the extent allowed by law and qualify toward membership in University of Tennessee gift recognition clubs or societies. If you are interested in making a contribution, please contact:

Preston Medical Library at (865) 305-9525
UT System Development Office
UT Medical Center Office of Development (865) 305-6611

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

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Preston Medical Library & Learning Resource Center
The University of Tennessee Graduate School of Medicine
UT Medical Center
1924 Alcoa Highway
Knoxville, Tennessee 37920-6999
(865) 305-9525
Fax: (865) 305-9527
library@mc.utmck.edu