We are happy to share that Roseman University College of Dental Medicine’s Dr. Karthikeyan Subramani, BDS, MSC, MS, was recently awarded the Biomedical Research Award from the American Association of Orthodontists Foundation. According to the organization’s Web site, the “mission of the AAOF is to advance the orthodontic specialty by supporting quality education and research… Read More
Dr. Kamran Awan is the Program Director of the College of Graduate Studies MS in Biomedical Sciences program, and Associate Professor with Roseman University’s College of Dental Medicine. Dr. Awan was recently appointed as the Chair of the AADOCR (American Association of Dental, Oral, and Craniofacial Research) Committee on Diversity and Inclusion. The role is… Read More
Glen Roberson, DMD, Program Director of Roseman University College of Dental Medicine’s Advanced Education in Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics program and Orthodontic Clinic, is in a unique position to shape the next generation of compassionate, technologically-savvy, patient-focused orthodontists. Each year, Roseman’s AEODO residency welcomes 10 new residents, dentists intent on specializing in Orthodontics after completion… Read More
About NSRG The National Student Research Group (NSRG) Roseman College of Dental Medicine Chapter strives to promote student involvement in dental research by focusing on the implementation of evidence-based dentistry within the clinic and the classroom. NSRG is the best place for students interested in research to find support and create connections with faculty members… Read More
It’s been five years since the very first class of Roseman DMD students graduated, and to mark the occasion, we reached out to an alumnus from that pioneer class, Dr. Brett Ballingham. Read below about his Roadrunner experiences, and his professional journey from Ogden, Utah to Manhatten, Kansas! What undergraduate school did you attend, and… Read More
Inspiring individuals to pursue careers in the health professions is critical to creating a diverse healthcare workforce to serve the needs of all people in our communities. We need to cultivate interest and inspire passion for the health professions now amongst children as young as elementary school, into high school, college, and after college with… Read More
The story is told of three robins who flew into a yard like fighter pilots, wingtips touching as they landed under a Lilac bush. One bird stayed half-hidden under the bush while the other two hopped up on a bird feeder and began scratching and fluttering, wildly scattering seeds and berries. The bird under the… Read More
Many people may have heard the term ‘Emotional Intelligence’, but few understand its full meaning and application. One misunderstanding is that Emotional Intelligence simply means “being nice”. Another misconception is that Emotional Intelligence is just a term used to describe society’s recent acceptance of the sensitivities historically reserved for the genteel and the refined. In… Read More
One of the most difficult things to do in life is to delegate to others, especially when you know you are very good at the task. Non-delegators generally believe it is easier and more efficient to complete a task themselves than to delegate it to others. Some worry that delegated work will be inferior to… Read More
Looking out my office window, it is not uncommon to see skeins of geese flying by. A lot can be learned about teamwork and collaboration from watching geese. Geese fly in a V-formation because the flapping of wings of the geese in front creates updraft for the geese that follow, making it easier for them… Read More
