On Campus
North Texas Giving Day 2016
Making a difference has never been easier Read More
Voice of dental hygiene
Colleagues describe her as the matriarch of the department, a constant ally for Caruth students and team members alike. After more than 30 years on the college faculty, this director is now a retiree. Read More
Free flu vaccines available to staff and faculty starting Oct. 5
Each year, approximately 20 percent of Americans get the flu. Faculty and staff at Texas A&M College of Dentistry can avoid being part of that statistic by getting a flu shot, available on campus at no cost starting this October. ... Read More
Two sides to every coin
Recognizing achievements, sharing mementos, a part of annual prosthodontic event Read More
Babies of the Class of 2016
Between clinic requirements, coursework, lab fundamentals and board exam preparation, dental school is like a full-time job — and then some. In the midst of it all, a number of students add parenthood to the mix of responsibilities. The end ... Read More
From start to finish, Al-Hashimi’s career rooted to the study of saliva
For a quarter century, Dr. Ibtisam Al-Hashimi has relished her role as the self-described “Spit Doctor” of Texas A&M University College of Dentistry. Not long after joining the faculty, Al-Hashimi formed the dental school’s Salivary Dysfunction Clinic in 1991 — ... Read More
Resource Team Forum with Dean Wolinsky
Texas A&M University College of Dentistry staff members are invited to a forum with Dean Lawrence Wolinsky, to get the latest on college initiatives such as: building progress; Wellness Release time; Resource Team accomplishments; and other updates. During the forum, ... Read More
Our people
Somewhere along the drive from Nebraska to Texas, the phone started ringing. Just a couple years prior, Linda Brock and her husband, Walter, had moved to Fullerton, Nebraska, to be closer to family following her mother’s death. Now it was ... Read More
Big shoes to fill
The music swells inside the Meyerson Symphony Center, and the graduates file in, filling the back entryways. They’re poised for their procession down the aisle, but for the moment, they remain rooted to their posts. At the front of this ... Read More