Faculty and Staff
Running ahead
Dr. Carlos Parra played in recreational soccer leagues before the pandemic, but when they were temporarily shut down in 2020, he discovered a new sport - running. Read More
Making the machine work
During the second annual staff awards luncheon, Texas A&M School of Dentistry staff members were honored for their work ethic, team spirit and for going the extra mile in their roles. Read More
Mallonee publishes new edition of dental hygiene ‘bible’
The field of dentistry is constantly evolving, creating new standards of care, and Professor Lisa Mallonee, co-author of the latest edition of “Wilkins’ Clinical Practice of the Dental Hygienist,” is ensuring that information makes its way into the classroom. Read More
39 years of change
After 39 years with Texas A&M School of Dentistry (43, if you count her time as a student) Dr. Barbara Miller celebrated her retirement July 27. Read More
Administrative update
Three interim department heads at Texas A&M School of Dentistry were recently named to those positions permanently. Each faculty member brings years of experience and insight to their respective departments. Read More
Faculty offer final tips to class of 2023
Faculty from across Texas A&M School of Dentistry gathered to offer congratulatory messages, words of wisdom and continued support for the newest members of the dental community. Read More
Sones concludes term as president of Academy of Osseointegration
Dr. Amerian Sones recently completed her term as president of the Academy of Osseointegration, an international organization dedicated to the education and advancement of the field of dental implants. Read More
Meet the 2023 Teachers of the Year
Dr. Matthew Kesterke was named 2023 Dental Teacher of the Year, and Professor Leah Spittle was named 2023 Dental Hygiene Teacher of the Year. Read More
Liang elected to national board
Dr. Hui Liang has been elected as the director of the American Board of Oral and Maxillofacial Radiology. Read More
Our People: Christi Neal
When executive assistant Christi Neal isn’t behind the desk in the dean’s office, she’s wielding a gavel as mayor of Kemp, Texas, population 1,357. Read More