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 The Nathan Dougherty Society

The Nathan Dougherty Society is comprised of a distinguished group of dedicated individuals who share Nathan Dougherty's vision of University of Tennessee athletic success. The primary goal of the Nathan Dougherty Society is to assist in the endowment of all athletic scholarships, ensuring the future of Volunteer student athletes well into the twenty-first century.

Membership in the Nathan Dougherty Society requires a $250,000 commitment to be paid over maximum of 10 years with a minimum gift of $25,000 annually. All funds are earmarked specifically for endowment.

Membership benefits include football and basketball ticket priority, private functions with University of Tennessee head coaches, special travel privileges, and the satisfaction of helping to determine Tennessee's athletic future. There are currently 214 members of The Nathan Dougherty Society. New NDS members receive benefits for 10 years.

Nathan Dougherty Society $250,000 (Over a 10-yrs)
Members of the Nathan Dougherty Society fully endow a named athletic scholarship.
VASF Membership Decal
Option for Football Season Ticket Priority, Non-Priority Season package and Mini-Season package
Away Game and Post-Season Football Ticket Priority
Option to Buy Two Football Parking passes
Basketball Season Ticket Priority
Option to Buy Three Basketball Parking Passes
VASF Day Tickets
Program Recognition
Football and Basketball Media Guides
Opportunity to become a Fund Drive member
Option to attend VASF Big Orange Fan Receptions
Nathan Dougherty is considered to be the founding father of the University of Tennessee sports programs. It was during Dougherty's tenure as an associate professor of Civil Engineering at the University of Tennessee that President Ayres appointed him as the interim chairman of the the University's Athletic Council. Dr. Dougherty's mark at the University of Tennessee began with his design of Sheilds-Watkins Field and the hiring of a football coach whose name is University of Tennessee football: Robert Reese Neyland. Their belief that learning is "an attitude, a method, and an approach" is still applied to our student athletes today.

 

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