Texas A&M University College of Dentistry

Education for Healthcare Professionals (EDHP) Program

The EDHP program will provide the opportunity for individuals to develop the background and skills necessary to be excellent teachers in their areas of specialty and conduct research to improve and develop innovative educational programs in health professions education.

Medical Sciences Library Services

The Texas A&M Medical Sciences Library has primary responsibility for library collections and services to support research and education goals for Texas A&M University health education enterprise.

College of Dentistry Faculty Awards

Our faulty awards honor excellence in teaching, scientific research, and clinical care. We also prioritize professional service in both educational and clinical disciplines.

Join our faculty

Joining our faculty means becoming a vital part of an unrivaled network where academic excellence meets a deep-seated commitment to community-centered care. Here, your expertise is the catalyst for trailblazing research and the foundation upon which we develop future leaders of character.

Current Positions at Texas A&M College of Dentistry
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Faculty Development

Texas A&M College of Dentistry’s multi-faceted approach to faculty development includes programs and activities that promote growth and development of faculty in the areas of teaching, research, and service. Oversight of faculty development is managed collaboratively through the Office of Faculty Affairs and the Faculty Development Committee (FDC). Their responsibilities are to:

  • Continuously monitor and improve plans for faculty development by prioritizing goals with available resources.
  • Promote faculty collaboration through enhanced communication and networking activities.
  • Encourage faculty participation in activities that foster continued improvement such as opportunities for continuing education, faculty development leave and collaborative efforts.
  • Plan & promote workshops and seminars for faculty development.
  • Participate in programs to recognize faculty performance such as the Faculty Teaching, Research and Service Awards.
  • Coordinate efforts with all other committees and offices as appropriate.

Faculty Affairs Contacts

Lisa F. Mallonee, MPH, RDH, RD, LD

Associate Dean, Faculty Affairs Office of Faculty Affairs
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Rosa Vargas

Senior Administrative Coordinator I Office of Faculty Affairs
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