The Way I See It: Dr. J.A. “Bob” Dewberry ’47
Consider this column a virtual office water cooler, a forum for our alumni to offer a glimpse of life as they see it. Whether these insights come at the outset or end of a career or somewhere in between, they might just spark some inspiration for the rest of us.
Dental Hygiene Teacher of the Year
Title: Adjunct assistant professor in dental hygiene When she joined the Texas A&M College of Dentistry faculty: 1993 What you love most
Class of 1968 reunion
What better way for Caruth alumni to celebrate 50 years of friendships forged through the dental hygiene program than to raise money for future students?
Students say second-career professor is a first-rate mentor
Adjunct faculty roles at both Texas A&M College of Dentistry and the University of Texas at Dallas give Dr. David Murchison ’80
Dr. Irad Cochran Jr., Class of 1942
Dr. Irad Cochran Jr. passed away on Sept. 27 at the age of 99. This 1942 alumnus achieved a professional milestone in
Bond still strong after 66 years
Commonalities of war, dental school, brought this class together — and kept them close through the decades
50 years and more than a few stories later
Long after their dinner’s scheduled start time, members of the Dental Class of 1967 lingered in the Royal Oaks Country Club lobby,
Prepared for the journey
The 2017 Distinguished Alumnus Award recipient’s uncommon career path from dental hygiene to health care administration
Where it all began
Returning to the place where you gained the skills necessary to forge a career can evoke a wellspring of memories — some humorous, some eyebrow-raising, and others downright inspirational. Just ask the Caruth Class of 1967.
