2023 Dean’s Report
I’m pleased to share that over the past fiscal year we have been making significant progress toward our priorities set forth in HSDM’s strategic plan. Underpinning this important work have been our guiding core values, mission, and vision. This year, it has been especially important to focus on the positive difference we are making as a School, and staying true to our mission.
In our annual report, you’ll see examples of our core values shine through. Our drive for excellence is apparent in the strong students we recruit and the accomplished graduates we launch into the field. Innovation is demonstrated in engaging new educational programs, and new research funding leading to promising discoveries. Compassion and integrity are woven into the care we provide to our patients and community. And diversity and inclusion are celebrated with enriching programs and supported with pathways to reach diverse communities.
Our success relies on the strong support of our alumni and friends. We are deeply grateful for their generosity, and very glad to be able to acknowledge them in our annual honor roll. Thank you for your ongoing commitment to HSDM.
William V. Giannobile, DDS, DMSc96, PD96
Dean and A. Lee Loomis, Jr. Professor
of Oral Medicine, Infection, and Immunity
Table of Contents
Education
Inspiring the Next Generation
Research
Fueling Discovery
Local & Global Impact
Understanding Oral Health Needs
Alumni &
Giving
Cultivating Community
Initiatives &
Leadership
Advancing Priorities
Donor
Honor Roll
Thanking Our Supporters
Education
“It was important to me that I attend a school that focuses heavily on the service aspects of dentistry. HSDM focuses on serving not only its national and international communities, but also its local populations.”
— Sabrina Del Valle, DMD27
Inspiring the Next Generation
This year’s DMD graduates embodied the School’s mission to serve as leaders in their profession and advocates for their patients and community. The Class of 2023 is already making their mark in the field by engineering new dental solutions, teaching the next generation of dentists, making dentistry accessible through storytelling, and more. Likewise, this year’s incoming predoctoral students bring a broad range of diverse experiences to HSDM and are immersing themselves in the first-year curriculum that emphasizes the connection between dentistry and medicine.
Ingrained in HSDM students is a passion for making a positive impact on the surrounding community. The Action for Children and Teens in Oral Health Need (ACTION) clinic, led by DMD students, was named a recipient of the “Access to Care Grants” from the Mass Dental Society. The clinic provides care to vulnerable pediatric patients in Cambridge and the Greater Boston area.
Through experiences like ACTION, and externships in community health centers, students get a holistic view of the socioeconomic factors influencing their patient’s oral health and access to care.
New courses and programs launched this year also address oral healthcare access and future workforce capacity. An advanced graduate education program is bridging the dental workforce gap in New Hampshire by expanding the pipeline of dental professionals in rural areas and creating opportunities for dentists to become more proficient in providing quality health care focused on population health and social determinants of health. Additionally, through a new federally-funded grant program, predoctoral dental students will receive further training in providing care to aging patients. The program ensures there is a skilled workforce ready to meet Americans’ aging oral health needs.
DMD Class of 2027
18
different states
7
countries
3.95
average GPA
4.55%
admission rate
Featured Stories
Student-Run Pediatric Dental Clinic Receives Grant to Expand Access to Care
A Harvard School of Dental Medicine (HSDM) student-run pediatric dental clinic has been named a recipient of an “Access to Care Grant” from the Massachusetts Dental Society (MDS) Foundation. Read more.
Treating an Aging Population: New Funding Will Increase Training in Geriatric Dentistry
Today’s dental students will need to be prepared to treat the most rapidly growing demographic in the United States—older adults. Read more.
Bridging the Dental Workforce Gap in New Hampshire
New Hampshire’s scenic beauty stretches from the state’s rocky coastline to the majestic White Mountains, however behind its picturesque image is a less idyllic landscape for dental care. Read more.
Research
“H-CREDENT is an exciting partnership that will leverage our collective expertise and commitment to fostering a culture of scientific inquiry, encouraging scientific partnerships between students and research faculty, and stimulating clinical research pursuits across HSDM and collaborating sites.”
— Dean William Giannobile
Fueling Discovery
HSDM’s research pursuits in basic science, clinical research, and population health studies were fueled by nearly $7 million in sponsored grant and contract expenditures in FY23. For basic science research, this vital support allowed researchers to explore the cellular and molecular underpinnings of rare bone diseases, skeletal homeostasis and pathogenesis with several new studies underway in the Yang Lab, Rosen Lab, Baron-Gori Lab, and Kota Lab supported by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and the U.S. Department of Defense.
Additionally, HSDM led important federally-funded studies examining population health, oral health disparities, and oral health workforce capacity. Dr. Sung Choi’s study on the impact of expanding the dental workforce to reduce the burden of dental caries among children in underserved areas led to a paper published in JAMA Health Forum.
With funding from an NIH R01 award, Dr. Hawazin Elani is assessing the impact of Medicaid on disparities in dental care utilization. Findings from this work and other ongoing studies may help inform federal and state policies to reduce disparities in oral health.
Looking ahead, HSDM continues to focus on widening its research capabilities and attracting up-and-coming scientists. Exciting new collaborations are on the horizon with a recently announced grant from the National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research (NIDCR) that will support a clinical practice-based research network to train future clinician-scientists. The collaborative initiative H-CREDENT, led by HSDM, will bring together a consortium of community health centers and academic partners. And another NIDCR grant was awarded to a multidisciplinary team of researchers from HSDM and MGH to study temporomandibular disorders.
FY23-Sponsored Grants & Contracts Expenditures
$5,958,986
Federal Funding
$914,035
Non-Federal Funding
280
Papers published in FY23
Featured Stories
Department of Defense Funding Will Advance Study of Rare Bone Disease at HSDM and MGH
Researchers at HSDM and Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) have been awarded a U.S. Department of Defense grant to fund a four-year study of Fibrous Dysplasia (FD), a severe skeletal disease where benign tumors cause bone deformities, fractures, and pain. Read more.
Study Finds an Expanded Dental Workforce Could Lead to Better Health Outcomes for Children
Tooth decay is the most common chronic disease among children in the U.S. with an impact that is felt most acutely in low-income, underserved areas. On average, children miss 34 million school hours annually due to emergency dental care. Read more.
HSDM and Collaborators Receive $4.4 Million Grant to Train the Next Generation of Clinician-Scientists
A collaborative initiative, led by HSDM, recently received $4.4 million in funding from the National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research (NIDCR) to establish a novel clinical practice-based research network to train future clinician-scientists. Read more.
Local & Global Impact
“When you’re learning about other healthcare systems it’s hard to get a sense of what it is like for the average person because you’re learning from a book or a website. This was an opportunity to go into the field and learn firsthand about how things work.”
— Aisha Oshilaja, DMD24
Understanding Oral Health Needs
Community-focused care, as well as global programs, enriched and expanded HSDM’s understanding and treatment of oral health needs in FY23. Locally, HSDM’s clinical practices in Boston and Cambridge treated an ever-expanding number of patients with more than 56,500 active patients in the greater Boston who receive their care at Harvard Dental Center practices.
Outreach events offering complimentary dental care, such as Give Kids a Smile and Give Veterans a Smile, grew as well and have been successful at expanding access to vulnerable populations, and connecting patients to longer-term oral health care and resources. This success was recognized when the dental students responsible for organizing Give Veterans a Smile received the 2023 Dean’s Community Service Award from Harvard Medical School for their efforts.
Globally, HSDM students and faculty gained perspectives in global health delivery from enriching experiences in Costa Rica and Rwanda. In Costa Rica, students were immersed in a week-long field class to observe how social, political, cultural, behavioral, and economic forces influence health access, health outcomes, and health systems. In Rwanda, longstanding partnerships were rekindled when HSDM faculty were invited to the University of Global Health Equity to train future Rwandan physicians in key oral health concepts.
Integrating health systems and exploring the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in dentistry were the topics of two separate symposiums hosted by HSDM that brought together academics and health leaders from around the world. The well-attended events were highlighted in the Harvard Gazette and also led to a key paper in the Annals of Global Health.
Patient Population
56,574
Active Patients
49,525
Dental Appointments in FY23
100
Patients Received Free Care in FY23
Featured Stories
Expanding Dental Access to Veterans
What started as a concept aimed at disease prevention and patient retention has turned into an annual event to aid veterans in need. Read more.
Taking Lessons from the Field to Heart
When learning is immersive, you need to be a sponge—particularly when the average daily rainfall in your learning environment is measured in buckets rather than inches. Read more.
Returning to Rwanda: New Program Focuses on Training Future Physicians
Harvard School of Dental Medicine faculty returned to Rwanda this summer to expand oral health training, this time with a focus on future physicians. Read more.
Alumni & Giving
“HSDM taught me at an early stage how important medical-dental collaboration is. It has meant so much to me to give and receive support from each other as we grow both professionally and in our personal lives.”
— Anupama Tate, DMD98
Cultivating Community
It was another year of strong alumni engagement, impact, and support. Over 800 alumni and friends attended HSDM events in FY23 including specialty receptions held both locally and nationally, as well as international gatherings. Over the summer, alumni returned to their alma mater and reunited with one another during Alumni Day. Matthew Plummer, Jr., DMD73, MPH74, and Anupama Tate, DMD98, received the 2023 Distinguished Alumni Awards for their significant contributions to the field of dentistry that honor the mission of the School.
The Harvard Dental Alumni Association (HDAA), led by president Miguel Roque, DMD16, MMSc19, continued to gain momentum with the launch of a new mentorship platform that creates more opportunities for students to learn from and connect with alumni.
As alumni reconnected with each other and with students through mentorship, they also gave back to HSDM through their service and generosity. Meaningful gifts that came to fruition in FY23, allowed HSDM to expand scholarship support to students in need of financial assistance. The late Michael Lawrence Barnett’s, PD73, legacy will continue to influence the next generation of periodontists through a generous estate gift of $1.1 million to the Periodontology program.
HSDM alumni make an ongoing impact in their roles as leaders in the profession—like alumna Jacqueline Burgette, DMD08, who was honored this past year as the first dentist to be selected as a White House Fellow. Drs. Plummer, Tate, Burgette, and so many others are making a difference in their communities and the profession.
Funding Success
$4,316,277
Funds raised in FY23
550
Gifts in FY23
$1,032,878
Annual endowed scholarship aid
Featured Stories
Classmates Reunite During a Vibrant HSDM Alumni Day
More than 80 alumni from class years spanning from 1962–2016 returned to HSDM for Alumni Day in June 2023. Read more.
A Legacy in Periodontology Amplified by Generosity
The career of the late Michael Lawrence Barnett, PD73, reflected a life full of service to others. Read more.
A Dentist Goes to Washington
HSDM alumna Jacqueline Burgette, DMD08, holds the honor of being the very first dentist to be selected as a White House Fellow. Read more.
Initiatives & Leadership
“My vision in dentistry has always been to support healthcare leaders prepared for equally diverse career pathways who can be responsive to the world’s rapidly evolving oral health landscape.”
— Dr. Brittany Seymour
Advancing Priorities
After a successful launch of HSDM’s strategic plan, the work on key priorities was well underway in FY23. Building on the strategic priority to invest in talented faculty and retain and develop faculty leaders, the School appointed its first full-time associate dean for Faculty Affairs. Dr. Brittany Seymour a respected faculty member in Oral Health, Policy, and Epidemiology for 12 years, was selected for the role and now oversees faculty recruitment and mentoring.
HSDM’s leadership team continued to expand with the promotion of Dr. Catherine Hayes, an alumna with an extensive background in public health research, policy, and teaching, to the role of Chair of the Department of Oral Health Policy and Epidemiology. She also serves as Program Director of Dental Public Health. Additionally, Dr. Zachary Peacock, an alumnus of HSDM and a recognized leader and mentor in the field of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery (OMFS) was appointed Chair of OMFS at HSDM and Massachusetts General Hospital’s (MGH) Chief of OMFS. In his new role, he leads all aspects of the clinical practice and OMFS advanced graduate educational programs at MGH and HSDM.
HSDM faculty and staff leaders were recognized with awards and recognition as role models in the field. Associate Dean for Dental Education Dr. Sang Park received one of the highest honors from the American Dental Education Association—the Centennial Presidential Award. Dr. Vicki Rosen, professor and chair of the Department of Developmental Biology, was selected as a recipient of the 2023 Barbara J. McNeil Faculty Award for Exceptional Service from Harvard Medical School (HMS), and Carrie Sylven, director of Student Affairs, was chosen as a recipient of the 2023 Daniel D. Federman Staff Award for Exceptional Service.
The School’s Bridge to Dental School program was honored by HMS with a 2023 Culture of Excellence in Mentoring Award underscoring the priority to advance pathway programs that encourage greater diversity and inclusion in the profession. In FY23, 203 undergraduate students participated in the program that provides underrepresented students with access to dental school application prep materials and one-on-one mentorship from current HSDM students.
Faculty Support
$52M
Operating Budget
88
Full-Time Faculty
223
Part-Time Faculty
Featured Stories
Dr. Brittany Seymour Appointed as Associate Dean for Faculty Affairs
Dr. Brittany Seymour, associate professor of Oral Health, Policy, and Epidemiology, has been appointed to serve as HSDM’s new Associate Dean for Faculty Affairs. Read more.
Dr. Zachary Peacock Appointed as Chair of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery
After a nationwide search, Zachary Peacock, DMD04, has been named Chair of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery (OMFS) at HSDM and Massachusetts General Hospital’s (MGH) Chief of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery. Read more.
Once in a Century Award
Sang Park, MMSc01, associate professor of Restorative Dentistry and Biomaterials Sciences and HSDM associate dean for Dental Education received the Centennial Presidential Award from the American Dental Education Association (ADEA). Read more.
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 with the support they need to flourish. We are grateful to the following individuals and organizations for gifts received during the 2023 fiscal year, from July 1, 2022 to June 30, 2023.
Dean’s Circle ($100,000 and above)
Alumni & Friends
- Estate of Ilena Sack
- Estate of Michael L. Barnett, PD73
- Estate of Ray C. Williams, PD73 and Joan Lash
- Robert A. Faiella, MMSc85, PD85 and Kelli Faiella
- Lee Williams and Meaghan Haggerty
Organizations
- CareQuest Institute for Oral Health
- Dentsply Sirona*
Hawley Circle ($25,000 to $99,999)
Alumni & Friends
- Nicholas W. and Marcie A. Alexos*
- Dai Feng and Janice Lin
- G. Gorham Peters Trust*
- Mayumi Kaneda
- Paul and Patty Levi*
- Gerard M. and Brigitte T. Moufflet*
- Lionel B. Pelletier Family Trust*
- Se-Kyung O. Shklar
Organizations
- Arrail Dental International Group Co. Ltd.
- Blue Cross Blue Shield Foundation of Massachusetts*
- Colgate-Palmolive Company*
- Henry Schein Cares Foundation
- Henry Schein, Inc.*
- Loocid LLC
- Pacific Dental Services*
- Straumann USA
- United Concordia Companies, Inc.*
- United Healthcare Services, Inc.*
- Young Innovations, Inc.
Freeman Circle ($10,000 to $24,999)
Alumni & Friends
- Patrick Assioun, MMSc01
- Sabiha S. and Julius Bunek
- Ghassan Dehni, DMD95, MMSc00 and Ana Dehni
- Christopher H. Fox, DMD87, SM87, DMSc91, PD91 and Zulfian Bakar*
- Candice Haynes
- T. Howard Howell Jr., PD76 and Jeffrey Stevens
- Trish A. Huie
- Sang Jin Lee, MMSc10, PD12 and Minjung Kim*
- Ellen M. Libert, DMD86, MMSc90, PD90*
- Ali A. Nasseh, MMSc97, PD97*
- Linda C. Niessen, DMD77, MPH77, MPP82, PD82*
- Faheem Rasool, MMSc93, DMD96 and Neda Shah-Hosseini, DMD95, PD96*
- Stephen and Pamela Thorne*
- George Tysowsky
Organizations
- Asua Inc.
- BioHorizons, Inc.
- Overjet, Inc.
- Sage Dental Management
- Santa Fe Group
Longwood Circle ($1,867 to $9,999)
Alumni & Friends
- Emanuel Alvaro, MMSc98
- Jose L. Beltran, DMD03
- Richard G. Bevilacqua, DMD87
- Terri A. Binder, SM79, DMD84*
- Jason A. Boch, DMD96, DMSc01 and Cara Donley, DMD99, PD01
- Krisena Fell Borenstein, DMD08 and Scott R. Borenstein
- George and Dina Bruder*
- Nina B. Casaverde, DMD03*
- Daniel William Cassarella, DMD08*
- John S. Chang, MMSc04
- Helen E. Chiao, DMD06, MMSc09*
- Karindeep Kaur Chima, DMD05, MMSc08 and Vladimir V. Shuster, DMD05
- Michelle Yuching Chou, MPH08, DMSc16*
- Michael R. Coppe, DMD70, DMSc78, PD74*
- John D. Da Silva, DMD86, MPH87, PD89, PD91, SM92*
- Gregory A. Davis, DMD88, PD89
- David J. De Franco, DMSc88
- Robert G. Denmark, MPH92, PD94*
- Phyllis H. Detwiler, DMD76*
- R. Bruce Donoff, DMD67, MD67 and Mady B. Donoff*
- Estate of I. Leon Dogon, DMD65
- Wen S. Fan, DMD03
- David M. Feinerman, DMD88 and Dionne Schneider-Feinerman
- Eduardo J. Gerlein, MMSc02*
- Lawrence M. Gettleman, DMD66 and Erica Gettleman*
- William V. Giannobile, DMSc96, PD96 and Angela R. Giannobile*
- Samuel Z. Goldhaber, MD76*
- Ronald T. Goldstein, DMD78 and Judith A. Love
- Barbara F. Gooch, DMD78*
- Dana T. Graves, DMSc84*
- John T. Grbic, MMSc87, PD87 and Susan Grbic
- Kevin A. Guze, DMSc10
- Herbert H. Hau, DMD77 and Frances Hau*
- Michael S. Hauser, PD81 and Barbara Hauser*
- Jeffrey Hoover, DMD73*
- James R. Hupp, DMD77 and Carmen E. Hupp*
- Jonathan S. Jacobs, DMD71*
- Yan Kalika, DMD98
- David A. Keith, DMD83*
- John P. Kim, DMD03 and Heather H. Kim
- Peter G. Kimball, DMD60*
- Anne L. Koch*
- Ching-Yi Lin, DMSc04
- Shen Ling, DMD93
- Gordon J. and Ruth M. Macdonald*
- Sonia E. Molina, DMD87, MPH89*
- Anzir M. Moopen, DMD03*
- Edward Marshall Morin, DMD60 and Cyndee H. Freeman*
- Robert N. Nishimura*
- Peter Seong Joon Ok, MMSc11
- Sammy Pak and Yvi Nguyen-Pak
- Zachary Peacock, DMD04 and Carolyn M. Coppe, DMD03
- Richard J. Reisman, DMD71*
- Michael E. Rowan, DMD67 and Elizabeth B. Cranshaw Rowan*
- Ashish A. Sahasrabudhe, DMD03*
- Eli C. Schneider, DMD73, PD75 and Nina Schneider
- Paul A. Schnitman, PD74 and Phyllis A. Gimbel Schnitman*
- Alexander R. Schrott, MMSc07, DMD12
- Harry C. Schwartz, DMD71, MD71, PD76*
- Jacob B. Silversin, DMD72, MPH73, DPH75 and Mary Jane Kornacki
- Fiza Singh, MMSc10
- J. H. Stempien, DMD58, PD59*
- Jeffrey D. Stone, DMD73, MD73, PD78 and Dorothea B. Stone*
- Paul J. Styrt, MPH85, DMD88*
- Heejoon Y. Sun, DMD87, MPH88
- Gary T. Tang, DMD97
- Anupama R. Tate, DMD98
- Floris van Ruyven, MMSc97, PD97
- Mark Wang, DMSc99 and Sharon M. Chiu*
- Hans-Peter Weber, DMD90 and Cheryl O’Neil-Weber*
- John R. Werther
- Robert and Linda White*
- Salvatore C. Zammitti, MMSc98
Organizations
- American Academy of Periodontology Foundation
- Cusp Dental Research, Inc.
- Foundation for Endodontics
- Geistlich Pharma North America, Inc.
- Harold Grinspoon Charitable Foundation
- Lumendo AG
- North Shore Dental Laboratories, Inc.
Friends ($1 to $1,866 )
Alumni & Friends
- Nona Aghazadeh-Sanai, PD14
- Barry J. Agranat, DMD62
- Patricia Aguirre, DMD04 and Luis Chamorro, MPH99, PD97
- Sercan Akyalcin
- Muath Abdullah AlDosari, DMSc20
- Michael C. Alfano, PD74 and JoAnn Alfano*
- Myron Allukian, Jr., MPH67, PD69 and Ruth F. Allukian*
- Morgane Chloe Amat, DMD19
- Robert B. and Jean T. Amato
- Gregory K. An, MPH04, PD01, PD04 and Ella M. Oong, MPH02, PD05
- Courtney Anderson
- Paula Anderson
- Ana C. Andrada, DMSc16 and Luciano Caldeira Andrada, MMSc16
- Daniel V. and Mary Elizabeth Atwood
- Steven R. Bader, DMD81
- Maria Baquerizo, DMD16, MMSc19
- Daniel Barry, PD91
- Daniel A. Bills, DMD01
- Herbert Birnbaum
- Warren and Lynda Birnbaum
- Thomas A. Bissell, DMSc95, PD95
- Isabelle Bourdonné
- John F. Bowley, PD87*
- Erin Lee Breen, MMSc18
- David Brock, DMD01
- Panasaya Buckley, DMD11 and Bryce Buckley*
- Dana A. and David Budka
- Michael J. Bundy, DMD08 and Y. Alice Kim-Bundy, DMD08*
- Andrea Beth Burke, DMD07, MD10, PD13 and Jason Kace
- Melanie W. Burns, DMD92, MPH93*
- Charlotte L. Carlson, DMD77 and Richard D. Larrabee*
- Mary Cassesso and Peter L. Miller*
- Frank A. Catalanotto, PD71
- Chia-Yu Chen, DMSc19
- Michael Chen, DMD23, DMSc27
- Annie N. Pham-Cheng, DMD93, PD96 and George C. Cheng, MD93
- Robert Chuong, DMD77, MD77, PD82 and Elaine G. Wong*
- David L. Cochran, MMSc85, PD85
- Samuel A. Coffin, PD80 and Deborah Coppa*
- Stephen Colchamiro, DMD70 and Ida Kotell Colchamiro*
- Ana P. Colombo, MMSc97
- Constant C. Crohin, DMD97, MMSc01*
- Theodora Danciu, DMD95, DMSc00 and Alexandre F. Da Silva, DMSc01
- Craig Charles Deagle, MMSc13*
- Nicholas and Paula Dello Russo*
- Heather Denny
- Adrianne Aileen Deweese
- Douglas S. Dick, DMD67, PD72*
- Tevyah J. Dines, DMD96, MMSc99 and Karen Dines*
- Peter M. Dinnerman, DMD68*
- Betsy Disharoon, DMD87, MPH88 and Douglas W. Stewart*
- Thomas B. Dodson, DMD83, MPH84 and Ellen Weiss Dodson, AB80, SM83*
- Adam R. Donnell, DMD11
- Jack D. Doykos III*
- Irina F. Dragan
- Ellen Eisenberg, PD76
- Aram E. Elovic, DMD88, DMSc92, PD89 and Rebecca Pechenik, DMD88, DMSc94, PD89
- Dayana Isabel Escobar, MMSc15
- Lauren Maxime Feldman, DMD14, PD16
- Amy Fenton
- Stuart L. Fischman, DMD60*
- Jakob Fjeldsted
- Jason H. Fleischman, DMD97
- Robert A. Frank, DMD68 and Marjorie A. Frank*
- Dolores Mercedes Franklin, DMD74
- Ronald M. Fried, MMSc86, PD86 and Rhonda L. Fried
- Bernard Friedland
- German and Milica Gallucci*
- Stephen Harvey Gamm, DMD63 and Celia Gamm*
- Bella Garnett Shen, DMD01, MMSc04
- Michael A. Gentile, DMD03
- Ian B. Glick, DMD04 and Allison G. Glick
- Norman L. Goldberg, DMD67 and Sheila Goldberg*
- Joshua I. Goldhaber, MD84
- Lorne M. Golub, PD68 and Bonny Golub*
- Jean Xiao Gong, DMD03 and Raymond Ahn Kim, DMD03, MMSc06
- Maria Cristina Gonzalez
- Nancy H. Goodale*
- George D. Gordon, DMD66 and Roberta K Gordon*
- Jeffrey M. Gordon, DMD77, MMSc80*
- Francesca Gori
- Colleen C. Greene, DMD13, MPH13
- David S. Greenfield, DMD72, PD73*
- Diane R. Griffiths
- Stephen H. and Susan C. Grossman*
- Russ Gruelle
- Christine L. Hamilton-Hall, DMD86 and Malcolm Hamilton-Hall*
- Cedric F. Harring, Jr., DMD62 and Arlette Harring*
- James K. Hartsfield Jr., MMSc87, PD87*
- Natalie Buu Hastings, DMD08
- Catherine Hayes, SM89, DMSc93, PD93
- Jingyi He, DMD08, PD09 and Jeffrey S. Wang
- Vicente Hernandez-Soler, MMSc95
- David J. Higginbotham, DMD74 and Gail Higginbotham*
- Daniel Kuan-Te Ho, DMSc12 and Minyue Dai, PD10
- Caroline Mae Hocking, MMSc09 and Matthew Pardini
- Lili K. Horton, SM86, PD86
- Guillermo Huber, PD76
- Antonio Huertas
- Melissa Hunter
- Michelle G. Hutchinson, DMD86, MPH87 and William Hutchinson*
- Richard S. Hymoff, DMD69
- Vincent J. Iacono, DMD72*
- Roxana Yu Fung Io, DMD99, MPH01, PD00*
- Aleksander S. Iofin, DMD01
- Leila Jahangiri, MMSc95, DMD97, PD95*
- Matt Jarembek
- Su bin Jeong, DMD25
- Jody and Charles Johnson
- Lauren C. Kai, DMD14 and Alex Wong
- Ann M. Kania, DMSc97, PD97
- Linda M. Kaste, DDS, PhD
- Edward S. and Patricia F. Katz
- Eric M. Katzman, DMD05
- Ralph L. Kent Jr., SM68, SD75 and Kathleen F. Kent*
- Ashley Y. and Eun Chong Kim
- David M. Kim, DMSc05
- David S. Kim, DMD03 and Hyen Kim
- Junhyck Kim, MMSc13
- Alan Ko, PD03
- Cecilia A Kolstad, DMD12*
- Richard J. Kosinski, PD77 and Katharine S. Kosinski*
- James P. Kostas, PD90
- Mary H. Kreitzer, DMD76*
- Prithviraj Krishnamoorthi, DMD16*
- Peter T. Kwon, MMSc03, PD00
- Igor G. Lavrin, MMSc00
- Mark Lerman, PD03
- Keith Michael Levesque, DMD11
- Robert Levine
- Euger Lin, PD00
- Jarshen Lin
- Xia Lin, DMD00
- Kari A. Lindefjeld Calabi, PD15*
- Gary R. Login, DMD83, MMSc86, DMSc90
- A. Vincent Lombardi, PD76*
- Kervin B. Mack, DMD08
- Myra L. Majewski
- Patricia J. McArdle, SM79*
- Kathleen Marie McCafferty, DMD13, PD15
- Kenneth J. McPartland, DMD82, PD82
- Helen Yang Meyer, DMD16
- Thomas Miligkos, MMSc96
- R. Matthew Miner, PD76
- Nithya Satish Minnah, DMD12, MMSc15
- Sarika Mirchandani
- Ginat Wintermeyer Mirowski, DMD85, MD85, MMSc88, PD88*
- William M. Montgomery, DMD74
- Maritza Morell, SM05
- Maria de Fatima Hernandez Nuno de la Rosa, PD19 and Gonzalo Munoz Sanz
- Christine Riedy Murphy
- James Nager
- N. Richard Namay Jr., PD78
- Ayesha Nawab, DMD01, PD02
- W. Patrick Naylor, MPH81, PD81
- Wanda I. Nazario, PD94
- Howard L. Needleman, DMD72, PD74*
- Marc L. Nevins, MMSc97, PD97 and Stacey F. Nevins
- Myron Nevins
- Man Wai Ng, MPH96, PD93*
- Sadia Niazi, MMSc99
- Lonnie Harold Norris, DMD76, MPH77 and Donna M. Norris*
- Katherine Nyby
- Kalu U. Ogbureke, DMSc01 and Ezinne I. Ogbureke
- Bjorn R. Olsen and Rebecca L. Simonds*
- Hans Ivan Orup, Jr., DMD93, MMSc96, PD96 and Elizabeth L. Orup*
- Athena Papas, DMD74*
- Margaret Chu Park, MPH97, DMD00
- Shany C. Park, DMD00 and Hyun Lee
- Justin C. Partridge, DMD16, MD16
- Sheila V. Patwardhan, DMD08*
- Bradley L. Phillips, DMD78
- Atsushi Phoenix
- Matthew W. Plummer, Jr., DMD73 and Fursiya Plummer
- Peter J. Polverini, DMSc77, PD77
- Zigmunt W. Pozatek, DMD64*
- Erda C. Pradel, DMD81
- Robert J. Prifty, DMD60
- Rafat Shaikh Razi, DMD95, MPH96
- Kate Rezendes
- Frank Riccio
- Cara J. Riley, DMD09
- Edwin J. Riley III, DMD73, PD75
- Kimberly Ritrievi
- Miguel Alejandro Roque, DMD16, MMSc19
- David I. Rosenstein, DMD70 and Diane Rosenstein*
- Steven M. Roser, DMD68, MD72 and Blythe Randolph*
- Sasha B. Ross, DMD08*
- Todd K. Rowe, DMD85, MPH86 and Susan S. Rowe*
- Rebecca Lash Rubin, DMD99 and Adam D. Rubin, MD97*
- Thomas J. Ruescher, DMD97, PD00*
- Mark I. Ryder, DMD76
- Robert E. Schifferle, MMSc84
- Anne Schmitt
- Andrea S. Schreiber, DMD80 and Joshua Schulman
- Joseph Henry Schulz, PD74*
- Arthur I. Schwartz, DMD75
- Michele A. Scrime, MMSc00
- Edward Bert Seldin, DMD68, MD68 and Lisa Witham*
- Daniela Sever, DMD80
- David M. Shafer, DMD85*
- David T. and Katharine Y. Shaw
- Norbert J. Shay, DMD69*
- Colleen M. Shea, DMD96, DMSc01
- Justin Michael Sheinbaum, DMD16
- Harlan Shiau, DMSc05
- Carl L. Siegel, DMD66,
- Clark Elon Smith, DMD07
- Richard S. Sobel, PD70 and Leticia Mendoza-Sobel*
- Baizheng Song, DMD93 and Jianlin Gong*
- Diane Spinell*
- Ann Freedman Spoont, DMD79
- Robert L. Stanley, DMD66
- Mindy Greenblatt Streem, DMD05
- Norton Taichman, PD64*
- Russell S. Taichman, DMSc90, PD90*
- Anne C. Tanner*
- R. John Tannyhill III, MD00, PD02 and Elizabeth Tannyhill
- Adesegun O. Tewogbade, DMD04*
- Bruce H. Thompson, DMD77*
- Minoru Ueda
- Scott D. Urban, DMD97*
- Nader M. Vafaie, DMD96, MMSc99
- Richard W. Valachovic, MPH81, SM82, PD82 and Mary Kay Leonard*
- Thomas E. and Barbara Van Dyke
- Maryann Vlahos, DMD16
- Nawarat Wara-aswapati, DMSc98
- Bradford Washington, DMD10
- Erin Webb and Alexander Seidel
- Jane A. Weintraub, MPH80, PD82 and Chris S. Barker*
- Diane G. Weisberg-Cutler, DMD78
- Ann Wesolowski Walters, PD83 and John D. Walters, MMSc84*
- Ray Windsor
- Bradley D. Woland*
- Mariusz K. Wrzosek, DMD05, MD12, PD15
- Paul Hsein-fu and Yea-huey Wu
- Shaul Yehezkel, DMD97, PD99
- Christopher K. Yoo, DMD04 and Ji Yon Kwon*
- Ian Yun
- S. J. Zackin, DMD57*
Organizations
- American Academy of Implant Dentistry
- Curaden USA
- Endodontic Practice Partners
- Massachusetts Dental Society
- Nobel Biocare USA, Inc.
- Treloar & Heisel, Inc.
- Zeiss
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 Hamilton-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
- 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
- Hrair H. Atikian, DMD66
- Robert E. Binder, DMD66, PD69
- I. Leon Dogon, DMD63
- Henry D. Epstein, AL DMD40
- Aaron E. Kaye
- Kenneth A. Keith
- Richard Oringer, DMSc96, PD96
- Mitchel Sack, DMD37
- James M. Shin
- Franson K. Tom
- Ray C. Williams, PD73
In Honor Of
- R. Bruce Donoff, DMD67, MD73
- German O. Gallucci
- William V. Giannobile, DMSc96, PD96
- T. Howard Howell Jr., PD76
- Faheem Rasool, MMSC93, DMD96
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 years. Membership begins in the year of one’s fifth consecutive annual gift.