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Dr. Stephen Pachuta's message from the dean March 22, 2024
Many thanks and much appreciation for the outpouring of gifts to West Virginia University School of Dentistry on WVU Day of Giving! It is humbling to watch our supporters raise $1,388,990 in just 24 hours. That generosity helped us meet our scholarship challenges and earn bonus dollars for the number of participants and the dollars given. As successful as you made the day, the gifts shared on the other 364 days of the year do not go unnoticed. Every gift is valuable whether it is monetary or sharing your time, skills and talent with us.
Donors make 2024 WVU Day of Giving best yet for dental school
It is humbling to watch our supporters raise $1,388,990 in just 24 hours.
Make a difference for the School of Dentistry
Scholarship, facility and general fund identified as areas for donors to support
Student leaders embrace lessons from dental association meeting
American Student Dental Association Executives for West Virginia University School of Dentistry had the opportunity to travel to Denver, Colorado, to attend ASDA’s 2024 Annual Session.
Dominion Post features WVU School of Dentistry rural health program
Something to smile about Published February 22, 2024 From WVU Today
Dr. Stephen Pachuta's message from the dean February 2024
Dear fellow alumni and friends of the School of Dentistry,
Unique approach to giving - started by New River Dental Society
West Virginia University School of Dentistry continues to keep renovations a top priority for the future of the dental school. As some supporters consider areas of philanthropy, they may find this uniqe approach to giving by the New River Dental Society is a plan they might like to adopt. The summary below provides an invitation, history and resources for those who hope to pledge to the dental school's Campaign for Facilities.
Student Health reminds campus community to prepare for healthy Spring Break travel
As the campus community gears up for Spring Break, March 9–17, it’s important to prepare ahead of time for safe travels, whether you’re staying close to home or taking a trip abroad.
WVU dental hygiene students advocate for patients and oral health policy
West Virginia University School of Dentistry dental hygiene seniors embraced their roles as oral health ambassadors during a visit with legislators at the state capitol in Charleston, West Virginia. The 4-year dental hygiene degree program prepares graduates for careers not only in the clinic, but also as administrators, educators, researchers and advocates.
Top participating schools on Day of Giving earn bonus money
It’s a low-key competition. Not meant to raise your blood pressure. But we’d still like to win!