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Serving you for more than 60 yearsHelp us build our new Veterinary Medical Learning Centerwww.vet.uga.edu/vmlcLarge Animal Naming OpportunitiesLarge Animal Barn – $1 million (5, 1 SOLD)Large Animal Treatment Area – $100,000 (3)Mare and Foal Stall – $50,000 (6)Large Animal General Stall – $25,000 (85, 1 SOLD)Food Animal Handling & Treatment Area – $100,000Bull Stall – $50,000 (3)Small Ruminant Stall – $10,000 (8)Large Animal ICUEquine Colic ICU – $1 millionLarge Animal Neonatal ICU – $1 millionColic Stall – $50,000 (4, 1 SOLD)Large Animal ReceivingLarge Animal Client Reception Area – $1 millionLarge Animal Patient Receiving Area – $250,000Large Animal Patient Exam Area – $50,000 (4)Large Animal Client Consultation Room – $25,000 (3, 3 SOLD)Other Large Animal Naming OpportunitiesLarge Animal Lameness Exam Area – $1 millionEquine Exercise Physiology & Biomechanics Suite – $1 millionEquine Farrier Area – $250,0004The University of GeorgiaContact:Kathy BangleDirector of Veterinary External Affairs706.542.1807give2vet@uga.edugivingCollege of Veterinary MedicineSurgery Naming OpportunitiesLarge Animal Anesthesia & Surgery Suite – $1 millionAnesthesia Induction Area – $250,000 (3)Large Animal Operating Room – $250,000 (3)Small Animal Anesthesia/Surgery prep – $250,000Small Animal Operating Room – $100,000 (8, 1 SOLD)Minimally-Invasive Surgery Suite – $200,000Diagnostic Imaging Naming OpportunitiesDiagnostic Imaging Center – $5 millionLarge Animal Radiology – $250,000Small Animal Minor Radiology Room – $100,000 (2)Small Animal Major Radiology Room – $250,000 (2)Large Animal Ultrasound – $250,000Small Animal Ultrasound – $100,000 (2)CT – $750,000MRI – $1.5 millionOncology Naming OpportunitiesSmall Animal Oncology Center – $5 millionRadiation Therapy – $1 millionClient Counseling Room – $50,000Chemotherapy room – $200,000 (SOLD)Treatment/Lab Area – $100,000Oncology Office Area & Rounds Room – $100,000Oncology Outpatient Ward – $100,000 (2)Outdoor Public Area Naming OpportunitiesDog Park – $2 millionMemorial Garden – $2 millionRoof Garden – $1 millionSmall Animal Naming OpportunitiesSmall Animal Physical Therapy Area – $250,000Dermatology Treatment Area – $50,000Cardiology Diagnostic Room – $50,000Exotic Animal Medicine Suite – $500,000Exotic Animal Treatment Area – $50,000Exotic Animal Ward – $10,000 (4)Gait Analysis Lab – $100,000Neurology Diagnostics Room – $250,000Neurology Treatment Area – $50,000Ophthalmology Suite – $500,000Small Animal Kennel Area – $100,000 (3)Small Animal ICUSmall Animal Intensive Care Unit – $1 millionSmall Animal Intermediate Care Unit – $500,000 (SOLD)Small Animal ReceivingSmall Animal Client Waiting Room – $2 millionSmall Animal Exam Room – $25,000 (28, 5 SOLD)tunitiesCommunity Practice Clinic – $2 millionPharmacy – $750,000Clinical Pathology Laboratory – $250,000Departmental Office Suite – $200,000 (3)Faculty Offices – $25,000 (78, 1 SOLD)Resident and Intern Offices – $10,000 (20)Auditorium for 375 people – $500,000 (seats $500 each)Cafeteria – $250,000Student Locker Rooms – $100,000 (2)Student Rounds Rooms – $25,000 (9, 6 SOLD)Pledge payments can be made over a 5-year period. Naming opportunitiesmust be approved by the University System Board of Regents.
Fundraising update: The Veterinary Medical Learning CenterMany of you, as alumni and friends of the CVM, have joinedour faculty, staff and students to work diligently to raise funds andawareness about our need for the Veterinary Medical LearningCenter, a state-of-the-art facility that will provide a larger hospitalfor our patients and clients, as well as larger and improved classroomspace for our future students.FY11 was an exciting and productive year for all of us who havestewarded this project. At the close of FY11, we had raised $8.8 milliontoward our goal of $15 million in private funding for the VMLC. Ourhospital administration, faculty and staff are working closely with thedesign firm hired by the University Board of Regents, Perkins & Will,to complete the architectural drawings for this project.The $80 million project will provide a facility with 211,000net square feet. The Board of Regents included the project in itsrecommended FY13 budget for capital construction. We are hopefulthat Governor Deal will present this construction plan to the GeorgiaGeneral Assembly during its 2012 session. If approved by theGovernor and General Assembly, we should start construction in thefall of 2012.Thanks so much to all of you who have helped us get this far towardachieving our goal. Your generosity will impact potentially hundredsof thousands of patients, and thousands of future veterinarians.This is a project that needs support from everyone. If you havenot yet given to our VMLC campaign, please consider making acontribution. No contribution is too small, and every dollar puts uscloser to making this proposed facility a reality.If you would like to stay informed of our progress, read moreabout our need for this facility, or to donate to the cause, please visitthe VMLC website (vet.uga.edu/vmlc). You may also contact ourDevelopment Office at 706.542.1807, or give2vet@uga.eduPet MemorialsMeaningful to clients, veterinarians andthe College“Pet memorials have been great for our business.They help us remember clients and their pets,as well as support the UGA College of VeterinaryMedicine’s goal to build a new teaching hospital.The feedback we get is priceless.”— Dr. Roy Brogdon, DVM ’73Cleveland Veterinary HospitalCleveland, GeorgiaFor more information, please contact us:Phone: 706.542.1807E-mail: THE give2vet@uga.eduUNIVERSITY OF GEORGIAWeb: College of Veterinary MedicineTHE UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIACollege of Veterinary MedicineDr. Roy Brogdon, co-owner of Cleveland Veterinary Hospital,donates regularly through our pet memorial program.THE UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIACollege of Veterinary Medicine5
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