Profiles
- Blending His Passions for Good
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- Dr. Michael Gamboa’s Second Act
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- Crowning Achievements | Dr. Samantha Gallia ’22
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- Dedication Beyond Measure | Dr. Robert Christoffersen ’67
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- Surf’s Up
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- Marietta Daniel: Creating a Lasting Community
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- An Unbroken Spirit
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- Journey Back Home
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- Modernizing the Past
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- Stan Constantino: Creating Impactful Change
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Dr. Doug Yarris ’83 is boundless in his energy and proud of the wonderful life he has created—combining his many passions for good.
In 2019, at the age of 56, Dr. Michael Gamboa ’88 had reached what many would consider the pinnacle of his career…
Some young women grow up wishing to wear crowns, while others dream of becoming doctors. Dr. Samantha Gallia ’22 is a shining example that you can aspire to and achieve both.
Throughout Dr. Christoffersen’s illustrious career, he has served in myriad roles and his impact has been immeasurable.
“I like to be out in nature,” Blake says. Surfing, at least indirectly, brought Blake, along with his twin brother Dr. James Blake ’87, to dentistry.
“I really love this school. It’s very fulfilling to work with the students, and many of them have become my lifelong friends.”
Charting a new path forward after a devastating accident, Franz Wall remains engaged with dentistry.
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.
As a first-generation college student, Stan Constantino found his own way through school and career—a journey that took him across the Pacific Ocean.