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Fall Festival promises good food, spooky fun
Tweak your recipes and fine-tune your costumes! Faculty, staff and students are invited to the annual Fall Festival at Texas A&M College of Dentistry Oct. 31.
Morris Minton Lectureship set for Oct. 8
The 2024 Morris Minton Lectureship is 3 to 5 p.m. Oct. 8 in Room 605 of the AEB. Speaker is Dr. Kathleen Nichols.
Class partied like it’s 1999
Texas A&M College of Dentistry hosted the dental Class of 1999 for their 25th reunion Sept. 13.
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 ...
A day in their scrubs: Sierra Cheatham
Meet Sierra Cheatham, a second-year dental student, and former basketball player for Tulane University.
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.
Celebrate Aggie Spirit at Howdy Week
The fall semester is underway, and Howdy Week is planned for Sept. 23-27. New and returning students are invited to celebrate the Aggie Spirit and learn more about the university's resources.
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.
Outstanding alumni celebrated
Texas A&M University College of Dentistry and its alumni association presented outstanding and distinguished alumni awards during a reception Aug. 16 at the Southwest Dental Conference in Dallas.
Class of 1998 establishes endowed scholarship
After organizing their 25th class reunion, several members of the class of '98 decided they could do more for their alma mater, so they created the new Class of 1998 Endowed Scholarship.
Rite of passage
As the fall 2024 semester kicked off, more than 130 students were recognized Aug. 9 at the annual white coat ceremony.
Empowering smiles
With the help of a $120,000 grant from the Metrocrest Hospital Authority, Texas A&M School of Dentistry will open two new oral health programs in Farmers Branch and Carrollton this fall.