Outreach and Educational Programs
The Office of Student Development provides services and implements strategies that target students from pre-kindergarten through post- doctoral education. These services and strategies include: career awareness activities; recruitment and assisted-entry activities; retention services; and post-doctoral training.
Join the future dentist club
Deadline to apply: October 1Contact: Willie Alexander, Program Coordinator, at (214) 828-8987 or walexander@tamu.edu
Email walexander@tamu.edu
Future Dentist Club
Students will broaden their knowledge of and interest in dentistry as a career by exploring and becoming familiar with dental procedures, participating in hands-on dental projects/activities, hearing from guest speakers and learning about other future dental programs offered by the College of Dentistry
Club Guidelines
- Students are expected to participate in club activities once a month.
- Students are expected to attend and be on time to meetings and be picked up in a timely manner.
- Sign-In Sheet will need to be signed at every meeting.
- Contact Ms. Willie Alexander if you will be absent from a meeting for any reason. Also, let her know in writing if a problem arises that will affect your regular attendance. An excessive number of excused tardies and/or absences may result in a loss of membership.
- As a representative of FDC, you are expected to maintain a professional attitude while on campus and attending off-campus activities. Failure to conduct yourself professionally may result in dismissal from FDC.
- Remain attentive and maintain a professional and positive attitude while attending Club meetings and/or Club activities. We want you to enjoy and learn, so please assist us by conducting yourself in a professional manner at all times.
- Dress is casual. Jeans and or pants (no holes or sagging) and t-shirts with appropriate language and graphics are permissible. Scrubs can be worn, if desired. The College reserves the right to determine, on an individual basis, if dress is appropriate.
- Respect faculty, staff, dental students, guest speakers and your peers.
Supplemental Program Information
This project is supported by the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) as a part of an award totaling $3,493,000 with ~30% financed with non-governmental sources (Texas A&M College of Dentistry). The contents are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily represent the official views of, nor an endorsement, by HRSA, HHS or the U.S. Government. For more information, please visit HRSA.gov.