Alumni Newsletter – May 1964
The UW Orthodontic Alumni Association achieves official status. The founding officers are Jerry Dohner, Les Erickson and John Raynes. The incoming class was selected from a pool of 163 applicants … Read more
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The UW Orthodontic Alumni Association achieves official status. The founding officers are Jerry Dohner, Les Erickson and John Raynes. The incoming class was selected from a pool of 163 applicants … Read more
Includes a section on What’s New at the University, a Techniques section, thesis titles of the graduating class and preparations for the first alumni reunion in August of 1962. Read Newsletter
The event was held in Seattle and was extremely well attended. The pride of the department’s alumni and faculty was evident in their careful preparation and the tremendous time and … Read more
The department chair, Al Moore, announces that the students will be able to use preformed bands with pre-welded attachments for the first time in the clinic. There is also an … Read more
This issue essentially announces the creation of the UW Orthodontic Alumni Association, which henceforth was responsible for the publication of the newsletter. The most interesting aspect of this issue was … Read more
The UW Department Newsletter “The WORD” resumes publication in conjunction with a proposal to establish a UW Orthodontic Alumni Association. The “WORD”(Washington Orthodontic Reader’s Digest) originated as a mimeographed quarterly … Read more
They were called The Word and these 4 issues are full of interesting tips, humor, and stories from Ken Kahn, Dick Riedel, Paul Lewis, and others. A very insightful look … Read more
Also bringing notoriety to the new program was the Department’s offering of the first ever course on cephalometrics for the practitioner. There was obviously a pent up demand judging by … Read more
The July 1950 issue of The Angle Orthodontist was devoted almost entirely to the newly opened UW Orthodontic Department and helped jump-start the program’s national and international recognition. Read The … Read more
Bob does a wonderful job relating these 4 intriguing stories that Al Moore and Dick Riedel would recite to their students. They are a first person connection between our department … Read more