Texas A&M College of Dentistry

2024 faculty award winners honored

Faculty awards were presented at the 2024 Texas A&M College of Dentistry Faculty Retreat in December. Read More

Standing alongside students

Licensed Professional Counselor Anita Ofori joined Texas A&M’s Office of University Health Services in September and works full time at Texas A&M College of Dentistry.  Read More

Hong named department head, public health sciences

Dr. Liang Hong joined Texas A&M College of Dentistry Aug. 1 as the new department head of public health sciences. Read More

Promoted faculty members honored

Five faculty members were honored at the annual promotion and tenure breakfast Nov. 1. Read More

Staff celebrated at 2024 awards ceremony

The 2024 Texas A&M College of Dentistry staff awards ceremony honored employees who not only work hard, but who are also dedicated to the school's mission. Read More

3 faculty receive inaugural Teaching Excellence Grant

Three College of Dentistry faculty members were among 13 recipients of the newly created Teaching Excellence Grant from Texas A&M University Health Science Center funded by the WoodNext Foundation. Read More

Cramer retires from TAMCOD

Dr. George Cramer, longtime clinical associate professor, retired from Texas A&M College of Dentistry in August. His steadfast presence, technical expertise and "bad" dad jokes are what his colleagues and students will miss most.   Read More

Zhang joins prestigious anatomy training program

A desire to pursue his interests and to become a better teacher have led biomedical sciences assistant professor Dr. Chi Zhang to join the Anatomical Society’s Anatomy Training Programme. Read More

Employees celebrated with service awards

Almost 40 Texas A&M School of Dentistry faculty and staff members were recognized this week for their longtime service to the school. Read More

Taking on new challenges

Dr. Shaneka Marks ’10 participated in the school’s Summer Pre-Dental Enrichment Programs (SPEP) as a high school student and throughout her undergraduate studies. Now she’s returned to campus, this time as SPEP program administrator. Read More