Technology is now a pervasive part of our culture; digital savvy is broadly distributed across students, staff and faculty and there are almost no wires to get tangled. Literally, we do not do dental education the same way anymore. And the relationships between us are shifting, even down to re-interpreting our core value of humanism.
The Arthur A. Dugoni School of Dentistry welcomes three individuals — (Top to bottom) Melisa Caminata, Mynor Aragon and Charleen Yson to the school’s Office of Development. They will work together with the development team to continue the school’s fundraising efforts.
Faith Sai So Leong, the first Chinese American woman to receive the DDS degree from a dental school, graduated from P&S in 1905 and set up practice on Washington Street in San Francisco.
When I first started as a new student in our school in 1991, I never would have imagined my path would lead me to my new role as interim dean. Having the opportunity to serve in this position is a tremendous honor. I am thrilled to carry on the legacy of leadership at the Arthur A. Dugoni School of Dentistry.
The work is part of the ongoing virtual museum project, which began in 2012 as a creative way to present the school’s A.W. Ward Museum of Dentistry Collection.
Dr. Sara Creighton ’09’s Studio Dental mobile dental office brings oral health care to busy professionals all around San Francisco.
The reunion classes presented gifts to the Pacific Dugoni Annual Fund, endowments and other programs at the dental school.
Three young alumni from the Class of 2008 are co-founders and partners at Rodeo Dental and Orthodontics in Texas.
Dr. Walter Hall, my parents’ next-door neighbor in their Mercer Island apartment complex—was the first person of neither family nor obstetric staff origin to welcome me into this world.
Explore the Dugoni School of Dentistry’s new partnerships with other universities—in medicine, nursing and pharmacy—and how these collaborations enhance the dental students’ overall educational experience.