Texas A&M College of Dentistry

Recent Posts

  • 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.

  • Alumni spotlight: Dr. Brian Bishop

    Life is about balance, said Dr. Brian Bishop, '06. The Texas A&M School of Dentistry alum takes this to heart, balancing family life, a dental career and his DJ alter ego - Vectorvision.

  • Sinkford speaks on leadership, trailblazing

    Dr. Jeanne Sinkford has been a trailblazer most of her life. Invited by Dean Lily T. García and the Student National Dental Association, Sinkford shared stories and advice in a webinar Feb. 27 for students, staff and faculty.

  • Dr. Jagadeesh recognized by AAOMR

    Dr. Yashaswini Jagadeesh, a second-year OMR resident, won a clinical poster award from the American Academy of Oral and Maxillofacial Radiology.

  • Going digital

    Thanks to a new software, developed through a collaboration between Texas A&M School of Dentistry and the College of Engineering, the school’s sealant program will soon be able to serve the Dallas community more efficiently and with greater effectiveness.

  • A day in their scrubs: Audra McCormick

    Meet D3 Audra McCormick of San Angelo, Texas

  • Sam McDonald retires after 33 years

    Security Chief Sam McDonald retired after 33 years with Texas A&M School of Dentistry. He has been a staple of the school, admired by faculty, staff and students alike as someone who could always be counted on for a smile and a job well done.