Feature Stories
- Centers of Excellence
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- Lessons in Longevity
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- The Many Points of Contact Point
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- Celebrating 10 Years of Endodontic Residency
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- Matriculate Me: How the Dugoni School Welcomes Its New Students
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- Opening More Doors to Dentistry
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- Dedication Beyond Measure | Dr. Robert Christoffersen â67
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- Current Issue
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- University News
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- Surf’s Up
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Three very different centers on the dental schoolâs campus are driving research, promoting healthcare equity and enhancing the potential of every dental student who studies here.
The five individuals featured in this article have worked at the Arthur A. Dugoni School of Dentistry for a combined total of more than 170 yearsânot counting time at the school as students.
This year marks the centennial of Contact Point. Dr. Eric Curtis â85, a long-time contributor to the magazine, explores Contact Point and its influence over the decadesâfrom a student-led publication to an award-winning alumni magazine.
Discover how the endodontic program has evolved during the past decade and read about the goals and plans for the future.
Dr. Eric Curtis ’85 recalls his experience as a first-year student and explores how the school embraces old traditions and new initiatives for its incoming students.
Although many people are aware of the Arthur A. Dugoni School of Dentistryâs excellent programs for aspiring dentists and specialists, not everyone knows about the baccalaureate Dental Hygiene program and two other offerings from the schoolâs Division of Continuing Dental Education.
Throughout Dr. Christoffersenâs illustrious career, he has served in myriad roles and his impact has been immeasurable.
Updates and happenings from and around the Dugoni School.
News from and about University of the Pacific.
âI like to be out in nature,â Blake says. Surfing, at least indirectly, brought Blake, along with his twin brother Dr. James Blake â87, to dentistry.