Dean's Council - Moving medicine forward
Donors who maximize the potential of collaboration and fund important needs within each of UMass Chan Medical School's three graduate schools make up the Dean's Council. They are the visionary UMass Chan alumni and T.H. Chan School of Medicine parents who support our mission to advance the health and well-being of the people of the commonwealth and beyond.
Through their generous annual gifts, our Dean's Council members:
- support students and programs that will advance the health and well-being of others;
- maximize their ability to support areas within the Medical School that mean the most to them;
- join like-minded alumni and family who strive to make a difference in medicine; and
- demonstrate that they understand the importance of funding the people and projects of UMass Chan.
"It's part of our values to give back ... We're so glad to be able to support future physicians in this way."
–ANDY and TINA MILLER
Recognition levels and benefits
Principal Member - $5,000+ annually
To those who commit to annual donations of $5,000 or more, Principal membership is extended.
Member - $1,000 to $4,999 annually
Individuals donating $1,000 or more annually to any of the three schools are considered Dean's Council members and enjoy exclusive member benefits and recognition.
Associate Member - $500 to $999 annually
Associate membership in the Dean's Council is a unique opportunity for proud alumni to support UMass Chan Medical School early on their career path. It provides all the benefits and recognition of a full member with a donation of only $500 per year if you are within five years of graduation.
Benefits
Members receive recognition in the Annual Report of Donors; special communications regarding important efforts being made at UMass Chan Medical School's three graduate schools; and an invitation to an annual reception with deans and other Dean's Council members.
Together, we're part of something bigger
Our membership consists of the generous alumni and parent donors who are funding the future of UMass Chan physicians, nurse educators and advanced nurse practitioners, and researchers. Meet some of them here:
