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Panagakos named interim dean for the WVU School of Dentistry
An experienced educator, private dental care practitioner and oral healthcare industry research expert, Dr. Fotinos Panagakos will continue to serve in his current position as vice dean of administration and research while also being named interim dean beginning July 1.
WVU Dental reopens for comprehensive and elective care
WVU Dental reopened for comprehensive care to existing patients on May 18 amid a number of COVID-19 precautions. The date of the reopen for the WVU School of Dentistry clinics gave clinicians and academic leaders extra time to implement additional safety processes including an effort to equip providers with modified protective gear.
Dentistry graduates complete academic career strong
The School of Dentistry’s Class of 2020 is made up of a total of 66 dental hygiene and dental students.
Mountaineer Trivia by Dr. Robert Hornbrook
Dr. Robert Hornbrook has gone through the archives, scoured the facts and made you a cheat sheet. Who opened the doors to the school? What is Mountaineer life all about? What's the deal with Country Roads? Read more to find out.
Dental and engineering schools collaborate to design COVID-19 safety equipment
West Virginia University School of Dentistry faculty, staff and students are now part of the community of healthcare professionals to receive specifically adapted personal protective equipment through the university’s Statler College of Engineering and Mineral Resources Innovation Hub.
Dental School Alumni Watch: Garrett Heck, DDS, reflects on residency during COVID-19
A 2018 dental school graduate reflects on finishing his residency in unprecedented times, the COVID-19 pandemic.
No in-person classes through summer, Gee announces in letter praising WVU community's COVID-19 response
As the pandemic continues to carve a path of uncertainty, the safety of the WVU campus community remains the utmost priority. Therefore, the University has made several decisions as the summer months approach, including moving summer term online and canceling events and camps through June 30.
WVU to host virtual Town Hall Meeting for sharing tips on supporting youth during COVID-19 pandemic
Leaders from the West Virginia University Center for Applied Coaching and Sport Sciences and WVU Athletics will host a Statewide Virtual Town Hall Meeting for sharing ideas and tips on how to support youth and scholastic sports athletes and coaches through the COVID-19 pandemic.
Dental school alumni association president shares encouraging words
“We as an Alumni Association will continue our support in any manner that we can. Please feel free to contact me for any concerns or needs. Again, we thank you and please stay safe and healthy.”