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- A Culture of Giving
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- Journey Back Home
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- Modernizing the Past
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- Scholarship Recipients Give Back
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- Dugoni School Students Thrive with Technology
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- Quasquicentennial: 125 Years of Excellence
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- Lessons Learned: Defining Best Practices in the Era of COVID-19
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Dean Nader A. Nadershahi ’94 chats with two other deans about their careers, lives and the legacy of Art Dugoni.
An incomparable, decade-long fundraising campaign, “Building Our Future, Embracing Our Legacy,” which concluded in summer 2022, raised a whopping $69.3 million, almost $5 million beyond its $65 million goal.
My life’s journey was shepherded through the Comanche Nation.
As curator for the Center for Dental History and Craniofacial Study at the dental school, Dechant has expanded her role far beyond monitoring museum acquisitions.
Updates from across the three campuses
Highlights from recent events of the last several months.
Dental school remains a significant investment of time and money. The DDS program tuition at the Arthur A. Dugoni School of Dentistry, for example, is currently $119,360 per year. In order to encourage students with high potential to attend, the dental school has a robust scholarship program.
In dental education and in the real world, technology is helping us to communicate better,faster and more efficiently.
The past 125 years molded the Dugoni School of Dentistry to resilience, flexibility, productivity and humanism.
We can all agree that the past year and a half has affected every aspect of our lives, from businesses to public events to family gatherings. Dental education was no exception.