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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. Those winning awards included Jo Spears and Mary Jo Rodriguez in the Department of ... Read More
A day in their scrubs: Sierra Cheatham
Meet Sierra Cheatham, a second-year dental student, and former basketball player for Tulane University. 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
A day in their scrubs: Huzefa Hashim
Meet Huzefa Hashim, a second-year dental student and new father. Read More
Carving his own path
There comes a point in every dental and dental hygiene student’s career when they have to ask themselves an important question: What’s next? For Dr. Richard Rodriguez ’21, his answer to this question took him to The Last Frontier, where he serves as a public health dentist in Anchorage, Alaska. Read More
Looking for the light
The odds were stacked against dental hygiene graduate Kaitlin Jarman from day one, but fueled by faith and boundless energy, she has focused on the positive as she set out to build her own life. Read More
Forging his own path
Jorge Morillo's bright smile and positive attitude might lead some people to think dental school is easy, but there was a time he questioned his future in the field. Read More
Cue the wedding bells
Graduating dental students Erik Hager and Cara Coffman first met while interviewing at another dental school. Although it was not love at first sight, fate brought them both to Texas A&M School of Dentistry where friendship bloomed into romance. Read More
50 years in the making
Texas A&M School of Dentistry hosted the class of 1973 for their 50th reunion Oct. 18. Read More
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