Texas A&M College of Dentistry

Recent Posts

  • 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.

  • 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.

  • 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.

  • Commencement 2024: What you should know

    Ahead of the big day, here are the details for those planning to attend!

  • Finishing strong

    Oral pathology resident Dr. Allison Lee was awarded two significant honors - the Shafer Award from the American Academy of Oral and Maxillofacial Pathology and the dental school's Clinical Graduate Research Award.

  • Decades of dazzling smiles celebrated at luncheon

    The Texas A&M School of Dentistry dental hygiene program, and its students past and present, were celebrated at a luncheon April 26 at the Arts District Mansion in downtown Dallas. The theme for this year’s event was Decades of Dazzling Smiles, and members of the class of 1974 were the guests of honor.

  • Talent show back with a bang

    A longtime tradition was brought back April 10 with the revival of the School of Dentistry talent show. TAMSOD’s Got Talent brought together 13 acts and 23 performers for a night of entertainment at Beasley Auditorium.

  • Home again

    Texas A&M School of Dentistry hosted the class of 1974 for their 50th reunion April 19. The alumni toured campus, met current students and were treated to lunch.

  • Singing a new song

    Third-year dental student Emily Vu helped found the TAMSOD Music Society to provide a creative outlet for students.

  • Miles for Smiles sets fundraising record

    More than $20,000 was raised at the 2024 Miles for Smiles, setting a new record for the annual collaborative fundraiser between Texas A&M School of Dentistry and the UT Dallas Pre-Dental Association.

  • 49th annual Research Scholars Day

    Dental and dental hygiene students showcased their latest research at the 49th annual Research Scholars Day April 3.

  • Chasing a dream

    Third-year dental student Madeline Lynn was recently awarded the 2024 ADEA/Crest Oral-B Scholarship for Predoctoral Dental Students Pursuing Academic Careers.