Support the Libraries
Your gift to the libraries at The University of Texas at Dallas will continue to build and preserve vast resources that serve the needs of our information community.
Where To Give
Eugene McDermott Library
To make a donation to the Eugene McDermott Library, contact the Dean of Libraries, or click the “Give Now” button and select the “Library Gifts” designation.
Dr. Ellen Safley, Dean of Libraries
safley@utdallas.edu
972-883-2916
Aviation Library
The General Aviation Collection covers all aspects of aviation not included in one of the major collections. It holds several hundred individual collections ranging from aviation pioneer Ormer Locklear to Braniff International.
To make a donation to the Aviation Library, contact the Special Collections Department, or click the “Give Now” button and select the “Aviation Library Fund” designation.
Patrizia Nava, Senior Curator
patrizia.nava@utdallas.edu
972-883-2577
Philatelic Research
The Wineburgh Philatelic Research Library is supported by its own endowment fund, created at its founding by Mr. Wineburgh. This fund continues to grow through the generosity of our many philatelic friends from around the country. The library also benefits from in-kind gifts of books, journals and other materials on philately, postal history and related subject areas.
To make a donation, contact the Special Collections Department, or click the “Give Now” button and select the “Philatelic Research Fund” designation.
Patrizia Nava, Senior Curator
patrizia.nava@utdallas.edu
972-883-2577
Air America Endowment Holding
The History of Aviation Archives is the official repository for Civil Air Transport (CAT) and Air America. The archives have considerable material about the operations of both airlines. The collection also includes a memorial commemorating the personnel who gave their lives while serving with CAT and Air America.
To make a donation, contact the Special Collections Department, or click the “Give Now” button and select the “Air America Endowment Holding Fund” designation.
Patrizia Nava, Senior Curator
patrizia.nava@utdallas.edu
972-883-2577
Doolittle Library
The History of Aviation Archives is home to the personal papers of General James H. “Jimmy” Doolittle. In addition to documents, photographs and books, several of General Doolittle’s personal effects are on display, including his Medal of Honor.
To make a donation, contact the Special Collections Department, or click the “Give Now” button and select the “Doolittle Library Fund” designation.
Patrizia Nava, Senior Curator
patrizia.nava@utdallas.edu
972-883-2577
Jalonick Memorial
The George W. Jalonick III and Dorothy Cockrell Jalonick Memorial Distinguished Lecture Series was established to inform and enlighten the public about the history of night by bringing aviation notables to the Dallas community. Dorothy and George Jalonick III were special friends of The University of Texas at Dallas and the History of Aviation Collection (HAC). The is series was endowed in their memory by the late George W. Jalonick IV and friends of the Jalonick family.
To make a donation, contact the Special Collections Department, or click the “Give Now” button and select the “Jalonick Memorial Fund” designation.
Patrizia Nava, Senior Curator
patrizia.nava@utdallas.edu
972-883-2577
How To Give
Online
Make your gift online to the libraries at The University of Texas at Dallas. You can select a designation for your gift at the time of your donation.
Book Gifts
At the present time, the libraries at The University of Texas at Dallas no longer accept book donations except for materials for the Aviation or Philatelic Special Collections and the University Archives. Walk-in donations or unsolicited drop-offs will not be accepted.
Davin Pate
Assistant Director for Scholarly Communications and Collections
Davin.Pate@utdallas.edu
972-883-2908
Benefits of Giving
Remember Someone Special
Consider honoring a loved one on a special occasion or through a memorial gift. Give in perpetuity through a named endowment that provides a lasting tribute.
Make a Difference
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