2022 Dean’s Report
This past year was a time for reconnection and reinvigoration. After years of the pandemic, we returned to a sense of normalcy. The Longwood campus sprang to life with the buzz of students, and our classrooms, clinics, and research labs were full once again. Time-honored traditions returned with graduation, the white coat ceremony, alumni day, and other gatherings—events that brought us together and reaffirmed our sense of community.
We reflected on our mission and goals in an extensive strategic planning process that was ambitious and exciting. We homed in on what makes HSDM so unique and how we can have an even greater impact in the world through our diverse educational opportunities, bold research aspirations, and patient-centered approach to care. We had a productive year recruiting talented students, faculty, and staff. New leaders in several areas of the School have reinvigorated our programs and brought a fresh new vision.
Our alumni and supporters are important to sustaining this momentum. We are deeply grateful for their support, and we’re delighted to highlight them in our annual honor roll. Thank you to our entire community for your dedication to HSDM.
-William V. Giannobile, DDS, DMSc96, PD96
Dean, Harvard School of Dental Medicine
Table of Contents
Oral Health Impact
Committed to Advocacy
Alumni and Giving
Engaged with Purpose
Education
“The HSDM community truly stands out to me. I saw a diverse community united by passion. I was inspired by the excitement that drove the students, faculty, and staff – each with their own unique interests and projects. I could see that as a student at HSDM, I would have the same opportunity to realize my own goals.”
-Victoria Shen, DMD26
United by passion
A driving passion for Harvard School of Dental Medicine students is the desire to make an impact in the profession and improve oral health in the world. This rang true for this year’s DMD graduates who embraced the uncertainty they faced during the pandemic and went on to successfully match to competitive postdoctoral residencies across the country.
“Uncertainty was our catalyst, driving us to abandon the desire to return to normalcy and instead, work towards the need for the world to be better,” said Praveen Kumar Guntaka, president of the Class of 2022. “We each brought this strength into clinic amid a global pandemic, where every patient spotlighted the critical importance of oral health as a window to overall well-being.”
Inspired by HSDM’s curriculum, small class size, and sense of community, the incoming DMD Class of 2026 arrived on campus eager to make their own mark. The dynamic and diverse class hailed from 18 different states, and six different countries, with a quarter of the new students coming from backgrounds underrepresented in dental medicine.
Office of Dental Education initiatives have strengthened the curriculum with new teaching and learning objectives aligned with national standards and bolstered the community clinic experience. New internal grant opportunities made available to faculty this year have promoted innovation and excellence in developing, delivering, implementing, and evaluating teaching and learning.
HSDM’s advanced graduate education programs are well-positioned with new program leadership in Orthodontics, Dental Public Health, and Implant Dentistry and are poised to attract talented residents to reinvigorated programs. A promising new program focused on Rural Dentistry was also launched this year which seeks to bolster the dental workforce in underserved rural areas.
DMD Class of 2026
18
different states
1/4
from backgrounds under-represented in dentistry
60%
women
40%
men
Clinical Care
“The work done at the dental school during the pandemic demonstrated that the school delivered clinical care in a safe manner, even in a setting with relatively high density of students, staff, and faculty on campus.”
-Giang T. Nguyen, associate provost for campus health and wellbeing, executive director of Harvard University Health Services
Focused on the community
The Harvard Dental Center practices in Boston and Cambridge continued to expand their offerings in FY22 to provide greater care options to the surrounding community. With a firm foothold in Cambridge, the new practice gained a strong patient base, and patient care in both locations rebounded from earlier pandemic limitations.
The ability to provide care safely during the pandemic was underscored with findings from a study published by HSDM authors in JAMA Network Open that revealed clinical activities did not increase the risk of COVID-19 when performed in a clinical care setting with practitioners wearing standard personal protective equipment and participating in comprehensive SARS-CoV-2 surveillance testing.
“The work done at the dental school during the pandemic demonstrated that the school delivered clinical care in a safe manner, even in a setting with relatively high density of students, staff, and faculty on campus,” said Giang T. Nguyen, associate provost for campus health and wellbeing, executive director of Harvard University Health Services.
In Cambridge, the practice expanded its specialized services with the addition of new providers including an orthodontics team led by Dr. Sercan Akyalcin, orofacial pain and sleep apnea specialty services led by Dr. Roxanne Bavarian, and expanded general dentistry with the addition of Dr. Alison Caruso.
In Longwood, popular annual outreach events such as Give Veterans a Smile and Give Kids a Smile returned in FY22 and provided much-needed care and hands-on opportunities for dental students to work directly with those needing compassionate care.
“[These events] have become an annual tradition to host at HSDM, and for good reason,” said Adam Yang, DMD25. “We get the opportunity to not only deliver care and help connect patients to a dental home, but also gain a better understanding of the community we plan to serve in the future.”
Looking ahead, the Harvard Dental Center is well-positioned to advance clinical education and innovation activities with new initiatives and a revitalized clinical model under the leadership of Dr. Sang Lee, who was appointed Assistant Dean of Clinical Affairs and now directs all student and patient related clinical activities and oversees daily clinical operations.
Patient Population
52,816
Active patients
46,638
Dental appointments
Research
“We look forward to bolstering our partnership and furthering our mutual goals of advancing oral, dental, and craniofacial research, education, and training.”
-William V. Giannobile, Dean
Fueled by collaboration
Building on insights gained from the previous year’s research review, new initiatives were launched in FY22 and existing partnerships were strengthened. HSDM and The Forsyth Institute reaffirmed their affiliation, and together launched joint pilot grant opportunities for collaborative studies by researchers from both institutions that have promising potential for future external funding.
Additionally, HSDM and Forsyth received a T90/R90 Institutional Postdoctoral Training Award from the National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research that will support DMD/PhD and DMD/DMSc programs and postdoctoral positions for faculty, amplifying opportunities for clinicians and research scientists at both institutions to obtain collaborative, multidisciplinary experience in basic, translational, or clinical research related to oral and craniofacial diseases, conditions, and disorders.
With over $5.6 million in grant funding in FY22, HSDM researchers led exciting new studies exploring diverse areas such as using machine learning to predict tooth loss, investigations into the role of stem cells in tooth repair, research into new therapeutic pathways for the treatment of periodontitis, and using dental ultrasonography to advance the understanding of peri-implant health and wound healing.
Several National Institute of Health (NIH) awards spurred promising new research as well. Dr. Hawazin Elani, MMSc15, received a NIH R01 award to assess the impact of Medicaid on disparities in dental care utilization. Her field study will examine barriers to accessing dental care among low-income and minority adults who have gained dental insurance since the implementation of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) and how that access varies across states.
Dr. Qian Cong, an investigator in HSDM’s Yang Lab, received a Pathway to Independence Award given to outstanding early career researchers by NIH’s National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases. The award will help further her study of heterotopic ossification.
By the numbers
$5,150,550
Federal Funding
$495,554
Non-Federal Funding
340
Papers published
Oral Health Impact
“This project started from a bold idea that we could reach millions of Americans who may not have access to a dentist by enlisting the greater healthcare workforce as partners in oral health.”
-Shenam Ticku, instructor in Oral Health Policy and Epidemiology
Committed to advocacy
HSDM faculty are leading important initiatives and conversations to advance oral health infrastructure, training, and policy both nationally and on a global scale. One example of this is the One Hundred Million Mouths Campaign (100 MMC)—an initiative led by Harvard School of Dental Medicine faculty and other collaborators to create a network of primary care providers across the country who can serve as oral health care allies and advocates.
“This project started from a bold idea that we could reach millions of Americans who may not have access to a dentist by enlisting the greater healthcare workforce as partners in oral health. These partners, or champions as we call them, can train their peers, and create more advocates for oral health, thus amplifying our reach,” said Shenam Ticku, MPH16, instructor in Oral Health Policy and Epidemiology, and co-principal investigator for the project.
Now in its second year, the project has successfully expanded to include Oral Health Champions in 14 different U.S. states with the goal of reaching all 50 states within the next decade.
Expanding oral health education to better prepare dental students to care for a growing population of underserved and vulnerable older adults is the goal behind another HSDM-led program “Predoctoral Oral Health Education and Training for an Aging America (POHETAA)” which was funded this year by the Health Resources and Services Administration.
“With this program we hope to improve and expand dental students’ exposure to elder care issues they will face in their future clinical practice,” said Dr. Christine Riedy, chair and associate professor of Oral Health Policy and Epidemiology. “They will gain an understanding of and skills in how to provide care to underserved and vulnerable older adults, and get exposure to interprofessional collaborative practice, teledentistry, and Age-Friendly Health Systems.”
HSDM faculty also lent their voices to national and international oral health topics and policies. Dr. Donna Hackley assistant professor of Oral Health Policy and Epidemiology at HSDM was a contributor to the World Dental Federation’s Consensus Statement on Environmentally Sustainable Oral Healthcare. Hackley’s research encompasses environmental, oral health, and overall health.
“By assembling a multi-disciplinary stakeholder coalition comprised of health professionals, industry, and legislative authorities, the FDI World Dental Federation’s Statement aims to elaborate on the challenges that we, as suppliers of dental products, interventions, and services, face in delivering sustainable oral healthcare, and offer strategies for mitigating harmful environmental impact,” she said.
Alumni and Giving
“Understanding the importance of philanthropy, I am committed to giving back to the schools that gave me so much.”
-Corinthia Wilkerson, MMSc24
Engaged with purpose
It was a year for reconnecting with alumni both near and far, and reengaging with HSDM’s purpose and mission. Over 400 alumni and guests from across the country attended HSDM events in FY22 including specialty receptions in cities around the U.S. and local events in Boston. Alumni Day and Reunion, hosted each year in June, saw record attendance with over 23% of alumni in Reunion classes attending.
A celebration for Dean William Giannobile hosted by the Harvard Dental Alumni Association (HDAA) in the fall, was one of the first opportunities for many alumni to meet Dean Giannobile in person. Attendees also had a chance to mingle with HSDM faculty and students and hear from University leaders including Harvard’s President Lawrence S. Bacow and Harvard Medical School Dean George Daley.
“The energy in the room was palpable and the University support of HSDM was tremendous,” said Miguel Roque, DMD16, MMSc19, president of the HDAA. “The evening represented a true ‘One Harvard’ model. We are so grateful for all the alumni who came from near and far to attend and reminisce with one another.”
Several student scholarship recipients were in attendance including Corinthia Wilkerson, MMSc24, a resident in HSDM’s Periodontology program who received support this year from a Periodontology Fellowship. Wilkerson is passionate about using her dental career to give back to others and help historically marginalized communities.
A graduate of Spelman College, who received her DDS from Meharry Medical College (MMC) School of Dentistry, as well as certificates in public health and health policy, she sees an opportunity to use her training and knowledge of periodontology, public health, and health policy to help educate those in underserved communities about periodontal disease and to also help train the next generation of periodontists.
Grateful for the support of alumni and friends who made her fellowship possible, Wilkerson also underscored the importance of giving back.
“Understanding the importance of philanthropy, I am committed to giving back to the schools that gave me so much. The Perio Fellowship will aid in decreasing the amount of loans I will have to repay and assist me on the road to achieving my financial goals as well as supporting my postdoctoral education.”
Funding Success
$1,772,216
Funds raised in FY22
$265 M
Endowment
Leadership
“We have a unique opportunity to build on HSDM’s strengths and set a new course for the School’s future.”
-William V. Giannobile, Dean
Inspired by the Future
Under the leadership of Dean Giannobile, an extensive strategic planning process began last year with participation and feedback from the entire HSDM community. This year it culminated in the launch of a future-focused strategic plan that will serve as a roadmap for HSDM over the next three to five years.
The plan established four bold priority areas focused on: propelling Education and Discovery, advancing Diversity and Vibrancy, fostering Community Purpose, and committing to a Culture of Care. Work has already begun to advance initiatives in each priority area.
The recruitment of key leadership roles this year aligned with work underway to achieve important strategic goals. In Administration and Finance (A&F), Melissa Hunter joined HSDM as dean for A&F, where she brings extensive experience in resource management, budgeting, and strategic planning from a 30-year career serving in higher education roles and advancing the missions of universities focused on healthcare. Also in A&F, Susan Moore became the new director of Human Resources, bringing 21 years of experience in progressive leadership roles at universities across Massachusetts.
In Clinical Affairs, Dr. Sang Lee, MMSc10, PD12, director of Advanced Graduate Education at HSDM, was appointed assistant dean of Clinical Affairs to oversee daily clinical operations in the Harvard Dental Center and revitalize HSDM’s clinical model.
In the Office of Diversity and Inclusion, HSDM recruited Dr. Fadie Coleman, a scientist and mentor in biomedical sciences and science pedagogy, to serve as the School’s first full-time assistant dean for Diversity, Inclusion and Belonging.
Additionally, in the Department of Oral Medicine, Infection and Immunity, Dr. Magda Feres, DMSc99, an internationally-recognized scholar and alumna who received her Doctor of Medical Sciences degree in Oral Biology at HSDM, was recently appointed to the role of department chair and will begin her leadership role this year.
HSDM’s leadership is augmented by the strong support of board members in the Dean’s Special Advisory Group, Board of Fellows, and Alumni Council. These leaders serve as key advisors and ambassadors and are partners in advancing HSDM’s mission.
Honor Roll of Donors
Thank you for your steadfast support of Harvard School of Dental Medicine. The generosity of our dedicated alumni, friends, and supporters helps provide our students and faculty the annual support they need to flourish. We are grateful to the following individuals and organizations for gifts received during the 2022 fiscal year, from July 1, 2021 to June 30, 2022.
$100,000 and above – Dean’s Society
Organizations
- CareQuest Institute for Oral Health
- Philips Oral Healthcare
$50,000 – $99,999 – Carlotta A. Hawley, PD38, Society
Organizations
- Arrail Dental International Group Co. Ltd.
- Blue Cross Blue Shield Foundation of Massachusetts*
- Colgate-Palmolive Company*
- Henry Schein Cares Foundation
- Osseointegration Foundation
- Pacific Dental Services*
- Plasmapp America, Inc.
- United Concordia Companies, Inc.
- United Healthcare Services, Inc.
$10,000 to $49,999 – Robert T. Freeman, DMD1869, Society
Alumni and Friends
- Nicholas W. and Marcie A. Alexos*
- Dino Bertini, DMD97, MMSc99 and Harriet Hunter-Bertini
- Sabiha and Julius Bunek
- Robert A. Faiella, MMSc85, PD85 and Kelli Faiella
- Dai Feng and Janice Lin
- Christopher H. Fox, DMD87, SM87, DMSc91, PD91 and Zulfian Bakar*
- Candice Haynes
- Trish A. Huie
- Mayumi Kaneda
- Sang Jin Lee, MMSc10, PD12 and Minjung Kim*
- Richard Liu, MMSc98
- Gerard M. and Brigitte T. Moufflet
- Linda C. Niessen, DMD77, MPH77, MPP82, PD82*
- Alcuin J.M. Schulten, DMSc02
- George Tysowsky
Organizations
- Claire Friedlander Family Foundation
- Dentsply Sirona
- G. Gorham Peters Trust
- Henry Schein, Inc.
- ITI Foundation
- Lionel B. Pelletier Family Trust
- Sage Dental
- Straumann USA
- Young Innovations, Inc.
$1,867 to $9,999 – Nathan Cooley Keep Society
Alumni and Friends
- Marvin C. Amayun, DMD02 and Casey Amayun*
- Ladan Basiripour, DMD93 and Hani Thariani, MMSc91*
- Terri A. Binder, SM79, DMD84*
- Scott M. Bowen, DMD97, MPH97 and Kendra Bowen
- George and Dina Bruder*
- Daniel William Cassarella, DMD08
- John S. Chang, MMSc04
- Peter S. Chen, MMSc04
- Vladimir V. Shuster, DMD05 and Karindeep Kaur Chima, DMD05, MMSc08
- Gyu D. Cho
- Kun S. Chung, DMSc95, PD95*
- Lewis Clayman, DMD72 and Minoo Clayman
- Michael R. Coppe, DMD70, PD74, DMSc78*
- John D. Da Silva, DMD87, MPH87, PD89, PD91, SM92*
- Karen Da Silva, MMSc13
- Robert G. Denmark, MPH92, PD94 and Sabrina Denmark
- Phyllis H. Detwiler, DMD76*
- Tevyah J. Dines, DMD97, MMSc99 and Karen Dines*
- R. Bruce Donoff, DMD67, MD73 and Mady B. Donoff*
- Dolores M. Franklin, DMD74
- Carlos M. Garcia-Velez, DMD92, MPH92, PD94 and Kent Davis*
- Eduardo J. Gerlein, MMSc02*
- Lawrence M. Gettleman, DMD66 and Erica Gettleman*
- William Giannobile, DMSc96, PD96 and Angela R. Giannobile*
- Lorne M. Golub, PD68*
- Barbara F. Gooch, DMD79*
- Jasmine Gorton, DMD96
- Dana T. Graves, DMSc84*
- Herbert H. Hau, DMD77 and Frances Hau
- Michael S. Hauser, PD81 and Barbara Hauser*
- David K. Hiranaka, DMD88, MD90, PD93
- James R. Hupp, DMD77 and Carmen E. Hupp*
- Ali Iranmanesh, DMD97, MPH97
- Jonathan S. Jacobs, DMD71*
- Richard S. and Leslie V. Kates
- David Seullki Kim, MMSc13
- Peter G. Kimball, DMD60*
- Anne Koch
- Wing M. Lee, DMD02
- Rochelle H. Lindner, DMD82 and Gary S. Lindner, DMSc83
- Gordon J. and Ruth M. Macdonald*
- Anzir M. Moopen, DMD03*
- Edward Marshall Morin, DMD60 and Cyndee H. Freeman*
- Ali A. Nasseh, MMSc97, PD97*
- Robert N. Nishimura*
- Peter Seong Joon Ok, MMSc11
- Yoshihiro Ono
- Richard J. Reisman, DMD71*
- Michael E. Rowan, DMD67 and Elizabeth B. Cranshaw Rowan*
- Jairo Salcedo, MMSc96, DMD01 and Luisa F. Recio-Salcedo, MMSC02, DMD04
- Paul A. Schnitman, PD74 and Phyllis A. Gimbel Schnitman*
- Harry C. Schwartz, MD71, DMD75, PD76
- Carl L. Siegel, DMD66
- Alireza Sodeifi, DMD96, MPH97
- J. H. Stempien, DMD58, PD59*
- Paul J. Styrt, DMD85, MPH85*
- Heejoon Y. Sun, DMD87, MPH88
- Charles M. Trauring, DMD68 and Sharon Leah Trauring
- Mark Wang, DMSc99 and Sharon M. Chiu
- Hans-Peter Weber, DMD90 and Cheryl O’Neil-Weber*
- John R. Werther, DMD86 and Elizabeth Werther
Organizations
- Cusp Dental Research, Inc.
- Geistlich Pharma North America, Inc.
- J. Morita USA Inc.
- North Shore Dental Laboratories, Inc.
$1 to $1,866 – Friends
Alumni and Friends
- Barry J. Agranat, DMD62
- Patricia Aguirre, DMD04 and Luis Chamorro, PD97, MPH99
- Adeeb N. Al Omrani, DMSc01*
- Thomas W. Albert, DMD71, MD71, PD75 and Kathy Albert*
- Muath Abdullah AlDosari, DMSc20
- Michael C. Alfano, PD74 and JoAnn Alfano*
- Myron Allukian, Jr., MPH67, PD69 and Ruth Allukian*
- Dr. Robert B. and Jean T. Amato
- Luciano Caldeira Andrada, MMSc16 and Ana C. Andrada, DMSc16
- Jim L. Bassett Asam, DMD05
- Mary Elizabeth and Daniel Atwood
- Henry and Carole Berman
- Thomas A. Bissell, DMSc95, PD95
- John F. Bowley, PD87*
- Eliezer Brecher, DMD15
- Dan Briansky
- James M. Brittain
- Panasaya Buckley, DMD11 and Bryce Buckley*
- Michael J. Bundy, DMD08 and Y. Alice Kim-Bundy, DMD08
- Andrea Beth Burke, DMD07, MD10, PD13 and Jason Kace
- Melanie W. Burns, DMD93, MPH93
- Eli I. Capilouto, SM87, SD91, PD87 and Mary Lynne H. Capilouto, SM86
- Charlotte L. Carlson, DMD77 and Richard D. Larrabee
- Nina B. Casaverde, DMD03
- Mary Cassesso and Peter L. Miller*
- Frank A. Catalanotto, PD71 and Jane K. Catalanotto
- Helen E. Chiao, DMD06, MMSc09*
- Mingchun Chien, DMD97
- Michelle Yuching Chou, MPH08, DMSc16*
- Robert Chuong, DMD77, MD77, PD82 and Elaine G. Wong
- Samuel Alden Coffin, PD80 and Deborah Coppa*
- Lois K Cohen
- Stephen Colchamiro, DMD70 and Ida Kotell Colchamiro
- Ana P. Colombo, MMSc97
- James A. Commette, DMD70
- Constant C. Crohin, DMD98, MMSC01*
- William M. Davidson, DMD65
- Craig Charles Deagle, MMSc13*
- Nicholas M. Dello Russo*
- Douglas S. Dick, DMD67, PD72*
- Peter M. Dinnerman, DMD68 and Jennie Dinnerman*
- Betsy Disharoon, DMD88, MPH88*
- Thomas B. Dodson, DMD84, MPH84 and Ellen Weiss Dodson*
- Daniel J. Donoff
- Elizabeth A. Donoff
- Jack D. Doykos III*
- Joel L. Dunsky
- Marc B. Ehrlich, DMD84, MMSC88, PD88
- Mildred Ehrlich*
- Ellen Eisenberg, PD76
- Satheesh Elangovan, DMSc11
- Richard P. Ellen, PD73
- Amy Eskind
- David M. Feinerman, DMD89 and Dionne Schneider-Feinerman
- Stuart L. Fischman, DMD60 and Jane V. Fischman*
- Robert A. Frank, DMD68 and Marjorie A. Frank*
- Ronald M. Fried, MMSc86, PD86 and Rhonda L. Fried
- Steven M. Gallant, PD76 and Nancy A. Gallant
- German O. and Milica Gallucci*
- Stephen H. Gamm, DMD63 and Celia Gamm*
- Homero R. Garza, MPH76*
- Marc P. Gimbel
- Ian B. Glick, DMD04
- Norman L. Goldberg, DMD67 and Sheila Goldberg
- Joshua I. Goldhaber
- Samuel Z. Goldhaber, MD76
- Shepard S. Goldstein
- Maria Christina Gonzalez
- Nancy H. Goodale
- George D. Gordon, DMD66 and Roberta Gordon*
- Jeffrey M. Gordon, DMD77, MMSc80
- Francesca Gori
- David Goteiner, PD77
- Rowie Gray
- John T. Grbic, MMSc87, PD87
- David J. Greene, DMD82
- David S. Greenfield, DMD72, PD73
- Stephen H. Grossman and Susan C. Grossman*
- Douglas B. Haghighi, DMD97
- Christine L. Hamilton-Hall, DMD88 and Malcolm Hall*
- Chester S. Handelman, DMD61 and Phyllis J. Handelman
- Cedric F. Harring, Jr., DMD62*
- James K. Hartsfield Jr., MMSc87, PD87*
- Jingyi He, DMD08, PD09
- David J. Higginbotham, DMD74
- Cornelia Dunning Hollister*
- Maria de Fatima Hernandez Nuno de la Rosa, PD19 and Gonzalo Munoz Sanz
- Jeffrey Hoover, DMD73*
- Joseph T. Hung, DMD97, MMSC00
- Michelle G. Hutchinson, DMD87, MPH87 and William Hutchinson*
- Victor K. Hwang, PD02
- Richard S. Hymoff, DMD69 and Kathleen B. Hymoff
- Vincent J. Iacono, DMD72*
- Roxana Yu Fung Io, DMD99, PD00, MPH01 and John Tam*
- Leila Jahangiri, MMSc95, PD95, DMD97*
- Jody M. Johnson
- Leonard B. Kaban, DMD69, MD69 and Barbara Taylor Kaban
- Lauren Catherine Kai, DMD14 and Alex Wong
- Aubrey and Roleen Katz
- Eric M. Katzman, DMD05
- David A. Keith, DMD83 and Barbara A. Keith*
- Ralph L. Kent Jr., SM68, SD75 and Kathleen F. Kent*
- David M. Kim, DMSc05 and Hyun Joo Lee
- Junhyck Kim, MMSc13
- Raymond Ahn Kim, DMD03, MMSc06 and Jean Xiao Gong, DMD03
- Cecilia A Kolstad, DMD12*
- Kenneth S. Kornman
- Richard J. Kosinski, PD77 and Katharine S. Kosinski*
- Mary H. Kreitzer, DMD76*
- Prithviraj Krishnamoorthi, DMD14
- Jeanette Kruger and Betty Kruger-Morningstar
- Marlin Lasater*
- Julian Leichter, PD76
- Cataldo W. Leone, DMSc89, PD89 and Rosemary Leone
- Robert J. and Cynthia Lepofsky
- Frederick N and Carol Lerner
- Vicky Levin*
- Ellen M. Libert, DMD87, MMSc90, PD90 and Barry Libert*
- Jarshen Lin
- Xia Lin, DMD00
- Kari A. Lindefjeld Calabi, PD15*
- A. Vincent Lombardi, PD76 and Reiko Lombardi*
- Myra L. Majewski
- Patricia J. McArdle, SM79*
- Kathleen Marie McCafferty, DMD13, PD15 and Brian A. McCafferty
- Hirschel McGinnis
- Helen Yang Meyer, DMD16 and Maxwell Livingston Meyer
- Ginat Wintermeyer Mirowski, MD85, DMD86, MMSc88, PD88*
- Sonia E. Molina, DMD89, MPH89*
- William M. Montgomery, DMD74
- Edward R. Mopsik, DMD67 and Kaye A. Mopsik
- James Nager
- N. Richard Namay Jr., PD78
- Ayesha Nawab, DMD01, PD02
- Wanda I. Nazario, PD94
- Howard L. Needleman, DMD72, PD74
- Michael G. Newman, PD74 and Susan L. Newman
- Man Wai Ng, PD93, MPH96*
- Sadia Niazi, MMSc99
- Lonnie Harold Norris, DMD76, MPH77 and Donna M. Norris*
- Boris A. Novak and Marcia Novak
- Joseph Carter Oakley, DMD58
- Mark S. Obernesser, MMSc88, PD88
- Kalu U. Ogbureke, DMSc01 and Ezinne I. Ogbureke
- Bjorn R. Olsen and Rebecca L. Simonds
- E. Garrett Orazem, DMD79
- Ronald B. Orr, MPH84, PD86
- H. Ivan Orup Jr., DMD94, MMSc96, PD96 and Beth Orup*
- Sammy Pak and Yvi Nguyen-Pak
- Jenny Sun Pan, DMD97
- Athena Papas, DMD74 and Arthur N. Papas*
- Margaret Chu Park, MPH97, DMD00
- Doo S. Park
- Shany C. Park, DMD00
- Sheila Vinod Patwardhan, DMD08*
- Lawrence L. Phan, PD86
- Burt D. Pina, PD95
- Zigmunt W. Pozatek, DMD64*
- Arthur S. and Joan Priver
- Rafat Shaikh Razi, DMD95, MPH96
- Floranne R. Reagan
- Daniel T. Richardson, PD08
- Scott A. Root
- David I. Rosenstein, DMD70*
- Steven M. Roser, DMD68, MD72 and Blythe Randolph
- Sasha B. Ross, DMD08*
- Todd K. Rowe, DMD86, MPH86 and Susan Rowe*
- Rebecca Lash Rubin, DMD99 and Adam D. Rubin, MD97*
- Thomas Ruescher, DMD98, PD00 and Cynthia Ruescher*
- Ashish A. Sahasrabudhe, DMD03*
- Christoph H. Schmidt and Babette V. Schmidt
- Eli C. Schneider, DMD73, PD75 and Nina Schneider
- Joseph Henry Schulz, PD74*
- Edward Bert Seldin, DMD68, MD68 and Lisa Witham*
- Amalia S. Sgourakes and Isaac Machado*
- David M. Shafer, DMD86*
- Norbert J. Shay, DMD69*
- Rose D. Sheats, DMD79, PD80*
- Peter C. Sheffer, DMD77 and Karen O’Donnell*
- Harlan Shiau, DMSc05
- Mr. Philip O. and Judith L. Shwachman
- Fiza Singh, MMSc10
- Richard S. Sobel, PD70 and Leticia Mendoza-Sobel*
- Baizheng Song, DMD94 and Jianlin Gong
- Diane Spinell*
- Ann Freedman Spoont, DMD79 and Robert Spoont
- Robert L. Stanley, DMD66
- Martin Stern, DMD56 and Christina E. Stern
- Jeffrey D. Stone, DMD73, MD73, PD78 and Dorothea B. Stone*
- Mindy Jill Greenblatt Streem, DMD05
- Jillwen L. Sung, DMD02
- Norton Taichman, PD64*
- Russell S. Taichman, DMSc90, PD90
- Anne C. Tanner
- R. John Tannyhill III, PD02 and Elizabeth Tannyhill
- Anupama R. Tate, DMD98
- Robert R. Taylor, DMD05
- Adesegun Olushola Tewogbade, DMD04*
- Bruce H. Thompson, DMD76 and Donna Thompson*
- Aubrey Turner and Sharon Pullen Turner
- Dr. Scott D. Urban, DMD97
- Richard W. Valachovic, MPH81, SM82, PD82 and Mary Kay Leonard
- Thomas E. and Barbara Van Dyke
- William Felix and Jessica Vann
- Ann Wesolowski Walters, PD83 and John D. Walters, MMSc84*
- Jane A. Weintraub, MPH80, PD82 and Chris S. Barker*
- Robert and Linda White*
- Robert W. Wilson, DMD04*
- Bradley D. Woland*
- Mariusz K. Wrzosek, DMD05, MD12, PD15
- Paul Hsein-fu and Yea-huey Wu
- George H. Wyshak, DMD56
- Kathy Y. Yeung, DMD00, PD01
- Christopher K. Yoo, DMD04 and Ji Yon Kwon*
- Ian Yun
- S. J. Zackin, DMD57
Organizations
- Brasseler USA
- Curaden USA
- Dental Specialty Alliance PLLC
- Edge Endo LLC
- Hu-Friedy Manufacturing Company, Inc.
- North Shore Dental Laboratories, Inc.
- Salvin Dental Specialities, Inc.
- Snoasis Medical LLC
- US Endo Partners
- Whip Mix Coorporation
Henry C. Warren Society
Henry Warren made the first planned gift to HSDM in 1899 in the form of a bequest for $10,000. To recognize this thoughtfulness and foresight, the School established the Henry C. Warren Society. The School is exceedingly grateful to the individuals listed below, who have expressed their intention to provide for HSDM in their financial and estate planning.
- Barry J. Agranat, DMD62 and Ellie Agranat
- Jorge Bianchi, MMSc01
- James Billie, DMD73, PD77 and Corinne Billie
- Ruth S. Binder
- Terri A. Binder, SM79, DMD84
- Charles Bowen, DMD66 and Gerlinde Bowen
- John J. Bowen
- Allena Burge-Smiley, DMD82
- Frank A. Catalanotto, PD71
- Robert Chuong, DMD77, MD77, PD82 and Elaine Wong
- Lois K Cohen
- Michelle Copeland, DMD77, MD77 and Jonathan Halperin
- Michael R. Coppe, DMD70, PD74, DMSc78
- Albert S. Cowie, PD78
- Reed H. Day, MD84, DMD85, PD90
- Phyllis H. Detwiler, DMD76
- Douglas S. Dick, DMD67, PD72
- Sally Dogon
- Robert M. Donahue, DMD62, PD64 and Sherrie Stephens Cutler
- Chester W. and Joy A. Douglass
- Ilona E. and Richard H. Ferraro
- Brian B. Fong, DMD96
- Lorne M. Golub, PD68
- Alexander H. Halperin, DMD56 and Carol Halperin
- Christine L. Hamilton-Hall, DMD88 and Malcolm Hall
- Jeanette Hennessy
- Lee Edward Hershon, PD74 and Nina Haskins Hershon
- T. Howard Howell, Jr., PD76 and Jeffrey Stevens
- Jae-Woong Hwang, DMSc03
- Robert L. Jeffcoat
- Mark E. Levine, DMD75, PD77
- Gayle J. Lowe
- Gordon J. and Ruth M. Macdonald
- Ginat Wintermeyer Mirowski, MD85, DMD86, MMSC88, PD88
- Edward R. Mopsik, DMD67 and Kaye A. Mopsik
- Edward M. Morin, DMD60
- Thomas R. Mullen, DMD76
- W. Patrick Naylor, MPH81, PD81
- Howard L. Needleman, DMD72, PD74
- Robert N. Nishimura
- Shirley A. Nylund, DMD81
- Michael E. Rowan, DMD67
- Jacob B. Silversin, DMD72, MPH73, DPH75 and Mary Jane Kornacki
- Martin Stern, DMD56 and Christina Stern
- Joseph M. Stolman, DMD55
- Paul J. Styrt, DMD85, MPH85 and Stacey Lynn Styrt
- Hans-Peter Weber, DMD90 and Cheryl O’Neil-Weber
- Harvey Willson III and Jessica Fisher-Willson
In Memory Of
- Albert C. Benson, Jr.
- Robert E. Binder, DMD66, PD69
- I. Leon Dogon, DMD63
- Harold L. Ehrlich, DMD49
- Norman K. Hollenberg
- Kennett Keith
- Richard Oringer, DMSc96, PD96
- Erdjan Salih
- Ricardo Teles, DMSc96, PD96
- Ray C. Williams, PD73
In Honor Of
- R. Bruce Donoff, DMD67, MD73
- William Giannobile, DMSc96, PD96
- T. Howard Howell, Jr., PD76
If you do not see your name reflected here or have edits to this list,
please contact the Office of Development and Alumni Relations at hsdm_development@hsdm.harvard.edu.
* Order of the Golden Crown. This society honors those loyal donors who have contributed to HSDM for at least five consecutive calendar years. Membership begins in the year of one’s fifth consecutive annual gift.