The University of Maryland School of Medicine is regarded as one of the world’s leading centers for discovery-based medicine, education, and patient care — and with good reason. The very history of medical education itself is enshrined on our campus. Our school has more than 1,400 full-time faculty researchers, whose work focuses on new technologies and scientific discoveries, and nearly 1,000 faculty physicians provide care not only in Baltimore but throughout Maryland and the world.
However, we must seek additional resources to address maintenance needs across campus and support current and new facilities that will provide the staging ground for future success. We need financial investments to refresh, restore, and renovate the spaces in which we work, to preserve our past and continue providing extraordinary care for generations to come.
Accelerating Vaccine Research
Our future success demands the exploration of pioneering vaccine clinical trials. It is critical that we have the physical space to conduct this research and to meet current and emergent needs. Your gift to support the CVD Vaccine Research Suite, a new state-of-the-art 4,000 square foot clinical trials facility, will help to accelerate our research, ultimately leading to more effective treatments and targeted vaccines. Learn More
Health Sciences Research Facility III
Think of it as an architectural reflection of the collaborative enterprise that it will foster. The School of Medicine’s new Health Sciences Research Facility III is a world-class facility for biomedical research integrating the research of our faculty investigators as never before. Learn More
Davidge Hall
Davidge Hall has been in constant use as a medical educational facility for more than 200 years and has survived with a remarkable amount of its original building fabric intact. By making a gift to support this renovation project, you will demonstrate the importance of preserving this iconic building so that we may continue to use it to teach future generations of aspiring physicians. Learn More
