Love Your Library

At the Spencer S. Eccles Health Sciences Library, we are the cornerstone of education, innovation, and care for our entire health sciences community.

Did You Know?

The Eccles Health Sciences Library empowers health care teams with life-saving, evidence-based research during patient rounds. It also provides students with tools like 3D-printed surgical models and VR training modules, allowing them to practice skills and build confidence in a low-risk, hands-on environment before ever seeing a patient.

Donor Support Helps Make All Of This Possible

Donors like you are the heart of our mission—supporting students, empowering clinicians, and creating a space where innovation and discovery thrive. Your generosity fuels so much more than shelves of books—it provides answers that impact patient care in real-time and nurture the dreams of tomorrow’s health care leaders by providing real-world experiences that prepare future health professionals before they ever see a patient.

Give the gift of knowledge this Valentine's Day. Your gift will:

• Provide hands-on learning tools for students and care teams. The library allows students to build essential skills in a low-risk environment.

• Empower care teams with real-time information. Our librarians round with doctors and clinicians, offering immediate access to research and answers that save lives at the bedside.
• Support every part of our community. Students, researchers, care teams, and even community members benefit from resources that include cutting-edge technology, collaborative spaces, and expertise.

"The library is at the forefront of innovative education, bringing cutting-edge resources directly to our students. From 3D-printed rib cages for surgical practice and AI tools for scholarly writing, to VR simulations for cultural humility in clinical settings and engaging talks on the health impacts of climate change, the library empowers learners in dynamic and transformative ways. Your support helps us continue to inspire and equip the next generation of leaders and innovators." - Brandon Patterson, Technology Engagement Librarian

"When I was a student, the Eccles library was a place of solace and focused study, enabling me to achieve my personal goals. In my professional work today, I recognize the library's pivotal role in advancing health sciences education and research, shaping the future of healthcare in profound ways." - Dan Lundergan, CEO, University of Utah Hospitals and Clinics