Dean’s Message
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- Staying Connected
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- Making History
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- Reflect and Renew
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- Tribute to an Icon
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- Profiles in Courage
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- Collaboration Amid Crisis
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- Innovation and Leadership on the Move
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- Resilience
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This spring celebrates another special moment in the history of the Arthur A. Dugoni School of Dentistry—the centennial birthday of Contact Point!
In this issue we go behind the scenes of one of our highly in-demand programs—our graduate program in endodontics, which is celebrating its 10-year anniversary.
This issue highlights several important advances at the school, from a new health care collaborative to our role in leading changes in dental education.
Our official celebration of the Arthur A. Dugoni School of Dentistry’s 125th anniversary year may be behind us, but it leaves us with an opportunity to reflect on our future.
Our autumn issue comes amid a milestone year in the history of the Arthur A. Dugoni School of Dentistry.
There are many words to describe Dr. Arthur A. Dugoni ’48. I know that we all have our own personal descriptors and fond memories of our legendary dean emeritus.
As I reflect on recent months of what the Dugoni School and our society have gone through—and all that is ahead of us—one of the values that comes to mind is courage.
Amid the disruption of COVID-19, the Dugoni School community came together in new ways to collaborate and support each other.
Innovation and leadership are two of the most significant qualities of the Dugoni School of Dentistry. We hold these qualities up high as part of our six school values—or commitments—identified in our strategic plan, Transforming the Future of Oral Health Education. But more than just words in a plan, they also come to life every day.
Change, resilience and creativity are the subjects of this issue…