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Dr. Didem Ozenen

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    What’s happening at and around the Dugoni School.

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    University News

      Pacific ranks high in Wall Street Journal; PHCC opens its doors in Sacramento.

      Alumni Profile: Dr. Nick Morton ’08

        Propelled by a successful “Shark Tank” appearance on ABC-TV, what began as a creative side project quickly developed into a career fueled by creativity, perseverance and strategic thinking.

        Eric Dumbleton Named Associate Dean for Development

        Philanthropy

          The Arthur A. Dugoni School of Dentistry welcomes Eric Dumbleton as its new associate dean for development.

          Old School

            Twenty years ago, on August 28, 2004, University of the Pacific named its renowned School of Dentistry as the Arthur A. Dugoni School of Dentistry in honor of its then-Dean.

            Practicing Where You Want to Live

              For several alumni of the Arthur A. Dugoni School of Dentistry, setting up practice in a small town has distinct advantages. What is it like to be a dentist living and working in a rural community?

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              Interwoven

                Our expanding grasp of oral-systemic relationships is changing how healthcare practitioners approach their patients — and each other

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                Raising Funds to Serve Those Most in Need

                  The Kids in the Klinic (KITK) program began in 1996 to raise funds to help underserved children receive dental care, and it has grown into a $3.2 million endowment. Learn about the evolution of the KITK fundraising efforts, the patients served and the alumni and friends who have made this endowment possible.

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                  Dean’s Message

                    This spring celebrates another special moment in the history of the Arthur A. Dugoni School of Dentistry—the centennial birthday of Contact Point!