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A MESSAGE FROM SELINA ESTEVES
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Influencers come in many forms. They can be special people in our lives, leaders in society or an experience that leaves an indelible mark and helps shape who we become.
This issue shares some of the stories and efforts of those in our alumni and donor family who are influencing the world around them in a myriad of ways; the common thread is their positive impact. Each of us can be an influencer, and we celebrate those who step intentionally into the role for the betterment of all.
Enjoy.
Sincerely,
Selina Esteves
Director, Advancement and Alumni Relations
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A community connection
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Dentistry isn’t just a dentist and a patient in a chair: it’s a community of people who work for the greater good of society. The dean’s advisory board helps the dental community work more closely with the Faculty.
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Changemakers recognized
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Influencers don't just live on Instagram. Alumni association board members were recently honoured with the University of Toronto Arbor Awards, the University's highest recognition for volunteers.
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ONLINE EVENTS & ACTIVITIES
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U of T Where You Are
A virtual lecture series for U of T alumni
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October 28 - December 2, 2020.
U of T Where You Are lecture series brings the University to your device through an eclectic lecture series by U of T's award-winning faculty and ground-breaking researchers.
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In case you missed it!
Managing people can be easy... said no one ever!
An alumni webinar hosted by the Faculty of Dentistry’s Alumni Relations team
Managing people effectively is essential to the success of any business. Dentistry is no different. Gerald McGroarty teaches you how to make your life easier and boost your team’s performance.
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Managing pain
Hosted by the University of the Toronto Centre for the Study of Pain (UTSCP)
The UTSCP hosted a cross-Faculty webinar for alumni with experts from pharmacy, dentistry, medicine and nursing to discuss the complexities, impact and treatment of pain.
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Interested in making a difference?
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Get involved with the Dentistry Alumni Association
All graduates of the U of T Faculty of Dentistry are automatically enrolled in the Faculty of Dentistry Alumni Association (FDAA).
Our goal is to bring together our great alumni through a variety of exciting engagement opportunities. We’re committed to creating positive and fulfilling experiences for all.
Join the Board of Directors today
We’re actively recruiting for a number of open positions.
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Instructors are influencers
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The Faculty of Dentistry at the University of Toronto is seeking instructors in dentistry for its upcoming terms.
A vital role in education.
Instructors in Dentistry play a major role in training the next generation of dental professionals. Your support and professional training of our students is a vital part of our academic mission, and our Instructors in Dentistry are an integral part of our community.
Why become an instructor at the Faculty of Dentistry?
As an Instructor in Dentistry at the Faculty of Toronto, you are a teaching member of the University of Toronto. This position entitles you to certain privileges, including:
- Library privileges through the U of T library system
- Voting rights in U of T’s Governing Council Elections
- Discounted rates on Continuing Education Courses
- RCDSO Continuing Education points
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We want to hear from you! Inspire your community. Share your stories, updates, publications, accomplishments, or exciting news at alumni@dentistry.utoronto.ca.
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Interested in receiving invitations to our webinars and live events, or the newest issue of the U of T Dentistry magazine?
Update your contact information.
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Stay connected with your friends and colleagues.
Join our Facebook group.
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Learn more about U of T's 2020 Arbor Award winners.
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