School of Dentistry Virtual Hooding Ceremony - Sunday, June 6, 2021 - OHSU
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School of
Dentistry
Virtual Hooding
Ceremony
Sunday, June 6, 2021The Virtual Program
Welcome Address
Ronald L. Sakaguchi, DDS, PhD, MBA
Interim Dean, School of Dentistry
Greetings from the Oregon Dental Association
Brad W. Hester, DMD
President, Oregon Dental Association
Greetings from the School of Dentistry Alumni Association
Bruce L. Richardson, DMD
President, Alumni Association Board of Directors
Class of 2021 Addresses
Bradley J. Thomson
Class of 2021 Vice President
Christina A. Pearson
Class of 2021 President
Dean’s Address
Ronald L. Sakaguchi, DDS, PhD, MBA
Interim Dean, School of Dentistry
Hooding and Award Presentation
Peter W. Morita, DMD
Broadway Group Practice Leader
Associate Dean, Patient Services
Rosemary McPharlin, DDS
Fremont Group Practice Leader
Associate Professor, Restorative Dentistry
Robert W. Bruechert, DMD
Hawthorne Group Practice Leader
Assistant Professor, Restorative DentistryLisa M. Greene, DDS
St. Johns Group Practice Leader
Assistant Professor, Clinic Administration
Michele Pindyck, DMD
Sellwood Group Practice Leader
Assistant Professor, Restorative Dentistry
Patricia Finn, DDS
Steel Group Practice Leader
Assistant Professor, Restorative Dentistry
Recognition of Advanced Education Students & Residents
Danielle Wingrove, DDS
Assistant Professor and Acting Program Director, Endodontology
Yota Stathopoulou, DDS, MS PhD, DMD
Associate Professor and Program Director, Periodontics
Peglow Award Presentation
Peter W. Morita, DMD
Associate Dean, Patient Services
Dental Profession Pledge
Rosemary McPharlin, DDS
Associate Professor, Restorative Dentistry
Closing Remarks
Ronald L. Sakaguchi, DDS, PhD, MBA
Interim Dean, School of Dentistry
2021 Graduation Video
Group Practice & Specialty Breakout Celebrations
Please see the end of your programAward Presentations
Academy of Dental Materials Award
Awarded to the most outstanding student researcher in the field of
dental materials.
Recipient:
Myriam Hamieh
Academy of General Dentistry Award
Awarded to the students who exemplify the traits of a health care professional:
excellence in communication, empathy, and skill in the treatment of patients.
Recipients:
Darcy K. Olander
Christina A. Pearson
Academy of Operative Dentistry Award
Awarded to the student who has exhibited outstanding achievement
in operative dentistry.
Recipient:
Casey E. Jones
Academy of Osseointegration Implant Dentistry Award
Awarded to the student exhibiting outstanding achievement in the study of
implant dentistry.
Recipient:
Sydney L. Hoffman
American Academy of Esthetic Dentistry Student Award of Merit
Awarded to the student exhibiting outstanding achievement in the pursuit of
excellence in the study of esthetic dentistry.
Recipient:
Austin S. Erler
American Academy of Implant Dentistry Award
Awarded to the student exhibiting academic and clinical excellence in implant
dentistry.
Recipient:
Alexander P. Komar
American Academy of Oral & Maxillofacial Pathology Award
Awarded to the student who has demonstrated exemplary aptitude and
achievement in oral and maxillofacial pathology.
Recipient:
Ryan M. JohnsonAmerican Academy of Oral & Maxillofacial Radiology Achievement Award
Awarded to the student who has demonstrated the greatest interest and
accomplishment in oral and maxillofacial radiology.
Recipient:
Casey E. Jones
American Academy of Oral Medicine Award
Awarded to the graduating senior who shows promise, academic achievement,
and interest in the discipline of oral medicine.
Recipient:
Elizabeth R. Burgstahler
American Academy of Periodontology Award
Awarded to the senior student who exemplifies excellence in periodontology
both in didactics and patient care.
Recipient:
Darcy K. Olander
American Association of Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery Award
Awarded to the student who has demonstrated outstanding interest, promise and
dedication to the discipline of oral and maxillofacial surgery and anesthesiology.
Recipient:
Neeka A. Nasrolahi
American Association of Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery Dental Implant
Student Award
Awarded to the student exhibiting outstanding performance in undergraduate
study and clinical training in the area of dental implant placement.
Recipient:
Jacob D. Groom
American Association of Orthodontists Award
Awarded to the senior dental student who demonstrates exceptional interest in
craniofacial development, as well as in the orthodontic care of patients.
Recipient:
Elisa I. Herrman
American Association of Public Health Dentistry Award
Awarded to the students who have demonstrated both special interest and
outstanding achievement in community dentistry and dental public health.
Recipients:
Victoria C. LiuAmerican College of Dentists Rick Asai Ethics & Professionalism Award
Awarded to the student who has displayed outstanding professionalism, ethical
demeanor, and potential for positive impact on the profession of dentistry.
Recipient:
Christina A. Pearson
American College of Prosthodontists Predoctoral Student Prosthodontic
Achievement Award
Awarded to the student who demonstrates outstanding academic excellence and
clinical proficiency in prosthodontics.
Recipient:
Alexander P. Komar
American Dental Society of Anesthesiology Student Award
Awarded to the senior student who has demonstrated proficiency in the field of
dental anesthesiology.
Recipient:
Manizha Rezayee
Certificate of Merit AAPD Predoctoral Student Award
Awarded to the student who shows the most promise in pediatric dentistry.
Recipient:
A. Kareem Raslan
Certificate of Merit Oregon Academy of Pediatric Dentistry
Awarded to the student exhibiting outstanding achievement in and dedication to
pediatric dentistry.
Recipient:
Casey E. Jones
Hanau Best of the Best Prosthodontic Award
Awarded to the student who demonstrates outstanding knowledge and skill in
the study and practice of prosthodontics.
Recipient:
Tyler W. Friesen
Integrative Biomedical and Diagnostic Sciences Departmental Award in
Oral Biology
Awarded to the student who has demonstrated aptitude, enthusiasm and future
promise in education and research in oral biology.
Recipient:
Elisa I. HerrmanInternational College of Dentists Student Humanitarian Award
Awarded to the student who has demonstrated significant leadership and
exemplary character traits when participating in humanitarian service or projects.
Recipient:
Madeline M. Harris
International College of Dentists Student Leadership Award
Awarded to the student who has demonstrated conspicuous professional growth
during his/her student years; a person who shows high potential for significant
contribution to the profession.
Recipient:
Elizabeth R. Burgstahler
The James S. Tinkle American Association of Endodontists Award
Awarded to the student demonstrating the greatest proficiency in endodontics
during his/her undergraduate dental education in honor of Dr. James S. Tinkle, an
extraordinary mentor and coordinator of Predoctoral Endodontics from 1988 to
2009. Grades in the sophomore, junior and senior lecture courses are considered,
along with performance in the endodontic laboratory and endodontic clinic.
Recipient:
Sydney L. Hoffman
Jerome Schell/Gary Wilson Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery Memorial Award
Awarded to the student exhibiting outstanding performance in the clinical
discipline of oral and maxillofacial surgery.
Recipient:
Ronald D. Le
Oregon Dental Association Leadership Award
Awarded to the student who has demonstrated outstanding ability as a strong
leader amongst their peers.
Recipient:
Bradley J. Thomson
Oregon Society of Periodontists Award
Awarded to the outstanding senior dental student in periodontics.
Recipient:
Christina A. PearsonPDA Advanced Education Recognition Award
Permanente Dental Associates offers a recognition award to five students who
are advancing their dental education through a Specialty Training Program.
Recipients:
Elizabeth R. Burgstahler
Erin F. Chavet
Elisa I. Herrman
Victoria C. Liu
Bradley J. Thomson
Pierre Fauchard Academy Award of Recognition
Awarded to the student who has exhibited leadership, academic accomplishment
and dedication to the advancement of the dental profession.
Recipient:
Alexa J. Brightman
Quintessence Award for Clinical Achievement in Periodontics
Awarded to the student exhibiting outstanding achievement in periodontics.
Recipient:
Ryan M. Johnson
Quintessence Award for Clinical Achievement in Restorative Dentistry
Awarded to the student exhibiting outstanding achievement in restorative
dentistry.
Recipient:
Vu H. Tong
School of Dentistry Alumni Association Go the Extra Mile Award
Awarded to the student nominated by the class who demonstrates outstanding
service and character and is giving of their time and energy to their classmates
and the dental school
Recipient:
Christina A. Pearson
Sorum-Xia Award in Endodontics
Awarded to the student who has demonstrated outstanding achievement in
endodontics and is the winner of the annual Larry Sorum Memorial Case
Presentation Competition.
Recipient:
Anahita JavadpourValentine Brown & Dori L. Drumm Rural Health Scholars
Awarded to senior students who intend to deliver oral health care in rural
communities throughout their education and beyond.
Recipients:
Madeline M. Harris
Kyle T. O’Hara
Western Society of Periodontology Award
Awarded to the student who has shown a special interest and demonstrated
proficiency in pre-doctoral periodontics, demonstrated professionalism and
provided evidence-based dental care for his/her patients.
Recipient:
Casey E. JonesOmicron Kappa Upsilon, Delta Chapter
OKU is the National Dental Honor Society established to promote and recognize
scholarship and character among students of dentistry.
2021 Dental Honor Society Alumni Members:
Elizabeth R. Burgstahler
Erin F. Chavet
Elisa I. Herrman
Sydney L. Hoffman
Casey E. Jones
Christina A. Pearson
School of Dentistry Alumni Association Award in Memory of
Stephen P. Peglow
Awarded to the senior dental student who possesses those qualities most
desirable in a dentist including integrity, humility, compassion, skill, sensitivity to
patient needs, and dedication to service; nominated by the senior class, then
selected by the class and the faculty.
Presented by Peter W. Morita, DMD
Associate Dean, Patient Services
Recipient will be announced during the virtual hooding event.Dental Profession Pledge I, [your name], as a member of the dental profession, shall keep this pledge and these stipulations. I understand and accept that my primary responsibility is to my patients, and I shall dedicate myself to render, to the best of my ability, the highest standard of oral health care, and to maintain a relationship of respect and confidence. Therefore, let all come to me safe in the knowledge that their total health and well-being are my first considerations. I shall accept the responsibility that, as a professional, my competence rests on continuing the attainment of knowledge and skill in the arts and sciences of dentistry. I acknowledge my obligation to support and sustain the honor and integrity of the profession, and to conduct myself in all endeavors such that I shall merit the respect of patients, colleagues and my community. I further commit myself to the betterment of my community for the benefit of all society. I shall faithfully observe the Principles of Ethics and Code of Professional Conduct set forth by the profession. All this I pledge with pride in my commitment to the profession and the public it serves.
Group Practice & Specialty Breakout Celebrations Immediately upon conclusion of the Virtual Hooding Ceremony, all are welcome to further celebrate our graduates in a more interactive live WebEx celebration. There will be seven breakout rooms available, one for each of the six group practices as well as a shared room for our Advanced Education graduates. All School of Dentistry members, graduates, friends and family are welcome to join any and all celebrations via the following links. All sessions will be recorded. Advanced Education Celebration https://ohsu.webex.com/ohsu/j.php?MTID=m558a8c3e89ce67435fd036f0ad39 96f6 Meeting password: fYGt34mMg92 Phone (audio only): 1-206-207-1700 US, 1-503-907-9144 Portland, OR Meeting number (access code): 1200 04 7879 Broadway Group Practice Celebration https://ohsu.webex.com/ohsu/j.php?MTID=mf211a6286f29535d5d030146a77 bde8c Meeting password: Zcdm6ArzE82 Phone (audio only): 1-206-207-1700 US, 1-503-907-9144 Portland, OR Meeting number (access code): 1209 07 3997 Fremont Group Practice Celebration https://ohsu.webex.com/ohsu/j.php?MTID=m287303b014d1e68906b327f667b d7b74 Meeting password: csP5ZBM3FW7 Phone (audio only): 1-206-207-1700 US, 1-503-907-9144 Portland, OR Meeting number (access code): 1200 44 5864 Hawthorne Group Practice Celebration https://ohsu.webex.com/ohsu/j.php?MTID=m244e3a13d360e189ae39906a1e8 f0b9a Meeting password: W8yW8sMybi2 Phone (audio only): 1-206-207-1700 US, 1-503-907-9144 Portland, OR Meeting number (access code): 1207 13 5108 St. Johns Group Practice Celebration https://ohsu.webex.com/ohsu/j.php?MTID=m79ef2e0e52bd2d278eaf448c632b 2d16 Meeting password: sKQcxfQk652 Phone (audio only): 1-206-207-1700 US, 1-503-907-9144 Portland, OR Meeting number (access code): 1205 50 0611
Sellwood Group Practice Celebration https://ohsu.webex.com/ohsu/j.php?MTID=m4fa43e10d733e2a4aa929adc614a 645a Meeting password: JyMs2vFw2M3 Phone (audio only): 1-206-207-1700 US, 1-503-907-9144 Portland, OR Meeting number (access code): 1205 47 3156 Steel Group Practice Celebration https://ohsu.webex.com/ohsu/j.php?MTID=mb13c7c2165fec90c5ffbbcf40d989 36a Meeting password: J9BcdMFP82y Phone (audio only): 1-206-207-1700 US, 1-503-907-9144 Portland, OR Meeting number (access code): 1204 73 1088 Need help getting started on WebEx? Go to: https://www.ohsu.edu/information- technology/join-webex-online-meeting
The School of Dentistry The School of Dentistry was founded in 1899 when the Tacoma College of Dental Surgery and the Oregon College of Dentistry merged to become the North Pacific Dental College. Upon incorporation into the Oregon State System of Higher Education in 1946, the school became the University of Oregon Dental School. The schools of dentistry, medicine and nursing united in 1974 to create the University of Oregon Health Sciences Center. It was not until 1981 that the state Legislature changed the name to the Oregon Health Sciences University, now Oregon Health & Science University. The School’s exceptional faculty is committed to facilitating the education of each individual student by bringing their expertise, encouragement and guidance to the learning environments of the classroom, pre-clinical laboratory and patient care clinic. The staff exemplifies a helpful and caring attitude that is so important in the evolutionary growth from student to professional. An active research environment prevails with many productive research scientists on the faculty who enhance teaching and treatment programs with their own firsthand investigations in both clinical and basic sciences. All this provides an integrated, caring and educationally solid program and extends the opportunity for all students to achieve the professional goals they seek. The School of Dentistry shares the mission of Oregon Health & Science University to provide educational programs, basic science and clinical research, and high quality patient care and community outreach. We strive to foster an environment of mutual respect where the free exchange of ideas can flourish while preparing graduates to deliver compassionate and ethical oral health care.
Academic and Service Adornments
A cord is an intertwined decorative rope with tassels worn with graduates’ regalia
to indicate their achievement of various academic and service honors. The School
of Dentistry grants academic honors based on a rank derived from a total number
of letters of commendation. Letters of commendation acknowledge superior
student performance in each of their courses. The colors of the academic cords
are noted below.
Gold cords signify highest honor
Silver cords signify great honor
Bronze cords signify honor
OHSU recognizes graduating students who meet university-merit criteria in
diversity and inclusion achievement with a service cord. The color of the diversity
cord is light blue to signify unity and perseverance and to recognize students for
their contribution to diversity and inclusion. This service cord is co-sponsored by
the Office of the Provost and the Center for Diversity and Inclusion.
To show respect and gratitude for the students who have made an unwavering
commitment to the United States of America, OHSU recognizes graduates who
are veterans and active duty by offering a veteran honor cord. This red, white
and blue cord signifies their service to the country as well as offers
encouragement for their personal and academic achievement.
A graduation stole is a decorative vestment worn by students who are members
of various organizations for the purpose of denoting outstanding achievement in
academics. Those students wearing a navy blue stole trimmed in lilac with gold
embroidery have been inducted into the Omicron Kappa Upsilon, National Dental
Honor Society, Delta Chapter.Inclusion in this program does not, by itself, denote proof of graduation from
OHSU. Graduates named in this program either completed degrees at OHSU in
the period July 1, 2020-June 18, 2021, or are recommended by their school to
satisfy minor degree requirements by September 1, 2021.You can also read
