Faculty and Staff
Why I teach
Dr. George Cramer, clinical associate professor in comprehensive dentistry Read More
Appointment notes
Acting Dean Dr. José Bermúdez recently announced leadership changes in Texas A&M College of Dentistry’s Department of Comprehensive Dentistry and Doctor of Dental Surgery programs. Dr. Bernard Hennessy is serving as interim head of comprehensive dentistry. A diplomate of the ... Read More
Four professors granted emeritus status
The granting of emeritus status is a high honor for those working in academia, a sign of gratitude from a university to its distinguished, longtime professors. Read More
‘Mom away from home’ for students
The sense of community is something that Arlene Jackson, dental dispensing technician in clinical affairs, says she’ll miss when she retires Dec. 31 after 37 years. Read More
ICD fellowships for faculty members
Dr. Reginald Taylor and Leeanna Bartlett honored by International College of Dentists Read More
‘Inspirational leader’ retires
After 35 years at Texas A&M University College of Dentistry, Dr. Paul Dechow said farewell to his role as associate dean for academic affairs and hello to retirement on Sept. 1. He will continue his research in an adjunct capacity. ... Read More
Interim dean gets to work
Dr. Lynne Opperman plunged into her interim dean role at Texas A&M College of Dentistry. Read More
Dental Hygiene Teacher of the Year
Maureen Brown, clinical assistant professor in the Caruth School of Dental Hygiene, remembers how her own teachers inspired her, which she now applies in her own classroom. Read More
Dental Teacher of the Year
Dr. Sarah Parker Allen relishes the creative aspects of her role in teaching removable prosthetics—from creating curriculum to making demo videos—which combines her love for art with science. Read More
Reeling in the years
It’s not unheard of for newly hired Texas A&M College of Dentistry faculty and staff to settle in and stay a while. As the years fly by, milestone work anniversaries—starting at 20 years and up in 5-year increments—are usually marked ... Read More