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Alternatives to Dissection

Lending Agreement Form

Please read the following conditions for participation in ESEC’s Loan Library Program. If you agree to the conditions, please sign and date the agreement.

  • Please enter credit card information for amount indicated. There will be no charge to you UNLESS the item(s) are not returned to our office by the date agreed upon below OR are returned damaged or broken. In such cases, the full cost of the item(s) will be charged. ESEC is not responsible for items lost or damaged due to shipping.
  • Extensions may be possible. Requests can be made by speaking with an ESEC staff member who will confirm the extension to you in writing.
  • All items must be returned in the condition in which you received them. Should you receive an item that appears damaged or broken, please let us know immediately.
  • Loan items must be properly packaged (with the same or similar packaging material) AND INSURED upon return to ensure their safe delivery.

Please complete all the following information
and MAIL (or FAX 617-523-7925) to:

ESEC LIBRARY LOAN
333 Washington Street, Suite 850
Boston, MA 02108
617-523-6020


  DATE

  Borrower’s Name

  Address 1

Address 2

  City, ST, ZIP

  Phone Number

  E-mail Address
Visa MasterCard
  Method of payment

  Credit Card Number

  Expiration Date

  List items to be borrowed.
  Date Needed By.

 

I agree to the above conditions and certify that the preceding information is correct.

Signature_____________________________

Date_________________________________

 

  

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ESEC FYI
"In high school, I was forced to dissect fetal pigs, frogs and cats. This in no way contributed to my future career as a veterinarian; and, in fact, nearly derailed my dreams." (Read more)
—Lorna Grande, DVM

"I am fortunate to practice a profession which gives me enormous pleasure, intellectual challenge, and even spiritual fulfillment. However, the path to gaining my credentials was laced with episodes that I found ethically disturbing and very sad." (Read more)
—Holly Cheever, DVM


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