Impact Report 2021-2022

IMPACT REPORT 2022

University of Louisville School of Dentistry

Message from the interim dean

Discover the many ways you make an impact.

After nearly a year as interim dean of this fine institution, I have learned a great deal. I have learned that developing tomorrow’s leaders in oral health care, while also addressing issues of oral health equity and access, is no easy task. I have learned that the school accomplishes quite a lot with the resources we have. But perhaps the greatest lesson is how much every single person in our school community contributes to our success. That includes you, our alumni and friends.

Fortunately, I often get the chance to tell our students, staff, and faculty how they help the School of Dentistry advance its mission. What a privilege it is to speak directly to you in this Impact Report.

In the past year, we have done so much at the school to ensure that students leave the School of Dentistry prepared to be competent, confident dentists, dental specialists, and dental hygienists. However, we don’t do that alone.

Quite simply, without you there would be no we. Every student we educate, every patient we treat, every research study that is published by our faculty and students is because you, our generous champions, have enabled us to do so.

In this report, we share how you have made an impact on so many lives with your support. From me and all of us here at the School of Dentistry, THANK YOU!

Go Cards!

Margaret

Hill, DMD Interim Dean

University of Louisville School of Dentistry

This report was produced by the University of Louisville School Dentistry Office of Development in collaboration with the school’s Director of Communications and Marketing and the Director of Community Dental Health/Service Learning. If you have questions or comments, please contact us at ulsd@louisville.edu

The University of Louisville is an equal opportunity institution. The University of Louisville does not discriminate on the basis of race, sex, age, color, national origin, ethnicity, creed, religion, genetic information, sexual orientation, gender, gender identity or expression, marital status, pregnancy, or disability of an otherwise qualified individual in educational programs and activities. Accordingly, while a program or activity may be focused on the needs or issues of a particular group, they are intended to be inclusive of all and any participant may benefit from attendance or participation in these programs and activities.

Margaret Hill DMD ’87, GPR ’88

Interim Dean, UofL School of Dentistry

University of Louisville School of Dentistry

You educate the next generation of oral health leaders.

The University of Louisville School of Dentistry has earned a reputation as one of the most respected dental schools in the country. The school excels in offering immersive experiences that develop tomorrow’s leaders in oral health care while addressing issues of oral health equity and access.

Our guiding principles

The University of Louisville School of Dentistry (ULSD) is a national leader in dental education, research, and service. We support and expand our leadership position by serving the oral health needs of our Commonwealth and nation.

In addition, we support the mission of the University of Louisville and work with partners at the University and beyond to accomplish these goals. To learn more about our strategic plan, visit our website at louisville.edu/dentistry/about.

To be the benchmark for dental education, patient-centered care, and groundbreaking research.

MISSION

We will improve the oral and overall health of those whom we serve, transforming lives by educating oral health care professionals to provide patient-centered treatment through innovative pedagogical approaches, community engagement, and research.

To foster a community of oral health care providers through

Humanism Diversity Life-long learning Compassion

Ethics Excellence Innovation Discovery

Service Critical thinking Leadership

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University of Louisville School of

You enhance learning facilities and technology.

ULSD is a premier center for training the next generation of dental professionals in the use of digital technologies that transform patient care and increase practice efficiency. Focus areas include digital imaging (especially intraoral scanning and cone beam CT), 3D virtual printing, digital restoration design, and digital implant planning.

Milestones

Recent donor-supported facility upgrades

2017

Dedication of the Dr. Gary and Allyson Ball Simulation Clinic, made possible through their pledge to an endowed fund for clinical outreach and technology upgrades.

2020

Upgrades to enhance faculty, staff, student, and patient safety during COVID-19, made possible by gifts to the Dean’s Fund (now named the School of Dentistry Fund).

2021

Opening of the new Wood E. Currens Student Success & Wellness Center, made possible by a gift from Dr. Robert McGuinn and family (more details on page 15).

20212022

Opening of new clinic locations in Louisville, Paducah, and Shelbyville, made possible by Dean’s Fund contributions and gifts from the Delta Dental of Kentucky Foundation.

2022

Renovations begin on the orthodontics clinic at ULSD, made possible by donors to the Brace for Change campaign (more details on page 23).

University of Louisville School of Dentistry

You support students whose passion for dentistry exceeds their financial means.

Contributions to scholarship and student support funds make the dream of a dental career possible for the next generation of oral health care leaders, including those from historically underrepresented racial and ethnic populations in dentistry.

Featured beneficiaries

Student scholarship & award recipients

Although the UofL School of Dentistry does everything possible to keep tuition costs low, there is no escaping the fact that a dental education is expensive. According to the American Dental Education Association (ADEA), average educational debt for all indebted dental school graduates in the Class of 2021 was $301,583, with the average for public and private schools at $261,226 and $354,901 respectively.

Approximately 85 percent of all dental students receive some form of financial aid. However, the majority of financial aid comes in the form of student loans. The ability to offer scholarships helps our school lower or eliminate the burden of these loans, setting up our students for success after graduation.

In addition to accepting scholarships from outside sources, UofL School of Dentistry offers two types of scholarships: academic merit scholarships and endowed scholarships. Endowed scholarships are effective tools that enable us to attract and retain diverse and highly qualified students from Kentucky and beyond. These scholarships are granted based on a variety of qualifications such as financial need and state of residence.

With your donation to an endowed scholarship, you are not just investing in a single student. You are investing in the future of the School of Dentistry. Endowed funds are intended to be held in perpetuity (forever), with the investment earned from those funds made available to spend in support of the purpose of the endowment.

Top five most supported ULSD scholarship funds during the 2021-2022 fiscal year (based on number of donors):

Currens & Mattingly Endowed Scholarship

Dentistry Minority Scholarship

Kavya Balaji Memorial Scholarship

Legacy Fund - Dental Hygiene

Dr. Monroe E. Harris Jr. & Dr. Jill Bussey-Harris

Endowed Scholarship

William Walker, DMD ’24, recipient of the Currens & Mattingly Endowed Scholarship (pictured at left with Dr. Sherry Babbage)

“I have wanted to be a dentist since the second grade. This scholarship was needed a lot. Thank you for helping with my education.”

Featured funds

Dr. Brian Alpert Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery Award

Through the generosity of donors, ULSD has established the Dr. Brian Alpert OMFS Award, which will be given annually at graduation to a senior dental student who demonstrated excellence in oral and maxillofacial surgery. The inaugural award was presented in May 2022.

The award honors the memory and legacy of Dr. Brian Alpert, Professor of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery and faculty at the University for 48 years who passed away August 2021. Dr. Alpert trained countless dental students, residents, and dental professionals during his career, and he is responsible for establishing the OMFS residency program as we know it today.

Currens & Mattingly Endowed Scholarship

The Wood E. Currens Endowed Scholarship was established in 2014, when alumni and friends honored Dr. Currens prior to his retirement. At that time, donors collected more than $100,000 to establish the scholarship, which is presented to one DMD student and one dental hygiene student each year.

Now known as the Currens & Mattingly Endowed Scholarship, the fund continues to grow thanks to regular contributions from friends, family, and former students of Dr. Currens and Dr. Mattingly. When Dr. Currens passed away in April 2022, many people took the opportunity to honor their friend and mentor with a donation — further cementing the fund that continues his legacy.

David Clark Currier Jr., receives the 2022 Dr. Brian Alpert Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Award from department chair Dr. George Kushner.

William Walker, DMD ’24 and Tavynn Thornton DH ’23 are the 2021-2022 recipients of the Currens & Mattingly Scholarship.

Featured donor

Dr. Robert McGuinn and Family

A theme throughout the inspiring military and dental career of Robert McGuinn, DMD ’74, is his great enjoyment for helping others. Whether through annual visits to U.N. refugee camps in Hong Kong, Army Reserves service in Pakistan and Egypt, or work in the U.S. with Remote Area Medical (RAM) Volunteer Corps, Dr. McGuinn’s most memorable life experiences have been in service to others.

Beyond volunteering, he and wife, Penny, have given to the UofL School of Dentistry for many years, including an endowed scholarship, an annual award for teaching excellence, a fund to support expenses for the Hinman Dental Meeting in Atlanta, and several building renovations. Their most recent project, The Wood E. Currens Student Success and Wellness Center, is dedicated to the late alumnus, faculty member, lifelong mentor, and friend, whom Dr. McGuinn met early in his UofL studies.

After undergraduate studies, Dr. McGuinn enrolled in the U.S. Marine Corps, serving one year in Vietnam. Although originally contemplating veterinary school, a former professor encouraged his application to dental school. He enrolled in the UofL School of Dentistry in 1970, then served two years in the Navy Dental Corps before finally enlisting in the Army Reserves. Alongside military service, he was able to establish a dental practice in North Atlanta, working both until 2005.

Now retired, and enjoying a slower pace of life, Dr. McGuinn hopes others will join in his passion for helping UofL students and faculty succeed.

The McGuinns are very proud of their two daughters, Dr. Shaun McGuinn Samples (Mercer University, MD

Like many legacy donors, the McGuinns have chosen to enhance their endowed scholarship through a declaration in their will. Current scholarship recipient, Kayla Cotton (class of 2023), who

time on a medical mission trip before deciding on dentistry, says she cannot wait to graduate and start her dental career. “I want to thank Dr. McGuinn for taking some of the financial stress that comes with dental school and allowing me to focus more on learning and becoming better at what I love to do.”

’05/Vanderbilt OBGYN Residency ’09) and Dr. Leslie McGuinn Davis (UofL DMD ’07 and GPR Residency ’08); they enjoy spending time with their grandchildren and taking trips to the beach.

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Dr. McGuinn and family with Jennifer Currens and Dr. Wood E. Currens at the opening of ULSD’s new student center in July 2021.

You fuel groundbreaking scientific discoveries.

Contributions to the Research Fund at the University of Louisville School of Dentistry help make ULSD a research powerhouse by enabling us to attract and retain researchers whose work helps to improve oral health care worldwide. These contributions also allow us to invest in programs and equipment that help engage our students in the process of discovery.

By the numbers

You heal people who can’t otherwise access or afford dental care.

Contributions to the Compassionate Care Fund support patients who need advanced treatments but can’t afford them, while also allowing our students to complete advanced procedures required for graduation and certification.

Featured beneficiaries

Patients who qualify for Compassionate Care funds

The Compassionate Care Fund is designed to support patients who need advanced treatments but can’t afford them. It also allows our students to perform procedures that are expensive and allows them to get those experiences that they might not otherwise be able to perform.

Financial barriers can limit access to care for many people in the communities we serve. Often, employed or retired individuals are ineligible for assistance in paying for dental treatment. Compassionate Care funds are distributed to adult and pediatric patients at DMD clinics, graduate clinics, and off-site clinics based on need.

The School of Dentistry’s interim dean, Dr. Margaret Hill, says donating to the Compassionate Care fund is one of the most effective ways that donors can make an impact because every dollar serves two purposes. “This fund serves as a matchmaker of sorts, helping to bring together patients who have a need and students who have a need,” she says.

Dr. Hill adds that many of the patients who receive care at the School of Dentistry and the school’s offsite clinics don’t have any other alternatives. “Access to care is so critical right now in many populations here in Louisville, in our surrounding counties, and across the Commonwealth,” she says.

Meanwhile, students have the need to complete essential clinical experiences as part of their education, so Compassionate Care funds provide direct student support that allows them to be able to progress toward graduation.

The ULSD Compassionate Care program was established about eight years ago through an endowment from the RSMIS Foundation. Since then, thanks to continued support from the foundation and many other donors, more than $130,000 of dental care services have been provided to patients using Compassionate Care funds. In the first 9 months of 2022 alone, more than 80 students were able to provide services with assistance from these funds.

Top five supporters of the Compassionate Care Fund during the 2021-2022 fiscal year (based on donation amount):

Delta Dental of Kentucky Foundation

RSMIS Foundation

Dr. Lee Melvin

Mrs. Caroline Guthrie

ULSD faculty and staff

Patient who received financial assistance

“Your gift helped me to realize my dream of a smile without shame. For this, I will be forever grateful.”

from Compassionate Care funds

By the numbers

Community outreach

After a challenging year in 2020-2021 — when many school- and community-based events were canceled due to COVID-19 — outreach and service activities have rebounded during the past year. Students, residents, and faculty have been engaged in externships, rotations, and service activities in 22 Kentucky counties, as well as nine other states.

Service is not just an add-on to the educational experience at ULSD; it is built into the curriculum, with an emphasis on underserved populations. In order to reach even more underserved communities and populations, we have opened ULSD-operated clinical sites in Louisville, Paducah, and Shelbyville. In addition, we maintain rotation sites statewide and have outreach agreements with organizations such as JCPS, RAM, and Delta Dental of Kentucky Foundation.

Thanks to support from our generous donors and partners, ULSD is covering the Commonwealth with our community of care.

1. and 2. Students and faculty take part in a Remote Area Medical clinic in Hazard, Kentucky.

3. Students, general practice residents, and faculty take part in a Remote Area Medical clinic in Lick Creek, Kentucky.

4. DMD students take part in a screening event in Manchester, Kentucky.

5. DMD student prepares to perform a dental screening at a health fair on the Churchill Downs backside in Louisville, Kentucky.

6. DMD students observe as faculty member Dr. Gregory Lord consults with a patient at the Paducah clinic.

Photos:

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You continue a legacy that honors the past and embraces the future.

As the oldest dental school west of the Allegheny Mountains, the University of Louisville School of Dentistry benefits from a long legacy of training experts in oral care. Private donations have renovated our facility, kept our equipment up-to-date and provided funds to enhance the student and resident experience.

Featured fund

Orthodontics Fund

This year marks the 50th anniversary of the establishment of ULSD’s Orthodontic Residency Program. Nearly 300 men and women have completed their orthodontic training at ULSD.

Support from alumni has played a significant role in the continued success of the program. The latest evidence of that support is the “Brace for Change” campaign. Thanks to donors to this campaign, renovations of the orthodontics clinic on the third floor of the school began in the summer of 2022. The first phase involved installation of 21 new chairs. Nearly all of the chairs have been named in honor of a donor — or, in some cases, a mentor, faculty member, or loved one the donor selected.

In addition to funding clinic renovations, the campaign supports three other priorities within the Orthodontic program: student financial aid, resident experiential learning (travel funds), and excellence funds for miscellaneous programmatic needs.

Dr. Toru Deguchi, chair of the ULSD department of Rehabilitative and Reconstructive Dentistry, says donors’ investments “will pay off in our ability to graduate our future colleagues with the training and education they will need to provide the best care to patients that they possibly can.” He adds, “I look forward to working more closely with such a dedicated group of Alumni, who have proven their willingness to help our residents succeed.”

Supporters of the Brace for Change Campaign include:

Chair sponsors and co-sponsors:

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Dr. Eric Buchner and Dr. Amber Hobbs-Buchner

Dr. Raina Chandiramani

Dr. Sunita Chandiramani

Dr. Scott Day

Dr. Jared O. Dean

Dr. Matthew T. DeDomenico

Dr. Ralph J. DeDomenico

Dr. Brandon Fairbanks

Dr. Amy B. Farnsworth

Dr. Russell Ford

Dr. Carl and Mrs. Diane Gioia

Dr. Eric Hickman

Dr. Lisa Kochis

Dr. John Newcomb

Dr. Anthony Savage

Dr. David Small

Dr. Robert and Mrs. Pamela Spiller

Dr. Justin M. Trisler

Dr. Tony and Dr. Crunchy Wells

Dr. Kyle Wendfeldt

Dr. Ariel B. Wong

Dr. David Wyatt

Dr. Matthew S. Yeh

Additional campaign supporters:

Dr. Eric M. Baugher

Dr. Anthony E. Bisconti and Ms. Lori Bisconti Dr. Stephen P. Burke and Mrs. Lisa M. Burke Dr. Brett R. Coleman

Delgado Orthodontics, P.A. Dr. Michael J. Hilgers and Dr. Kelly K. Hilgers Dr. Jean-Anne Jensen

Kentucky Association of Orthodontists

Dr. Rachel H. Naylor and Mr. Ryan Naylor Dr. Jacquelyn Nickele Way Dr. December D. Parker

Dr. John and Mrs. Kathleen Schuler Dr. Samuel G. Smith

Dr. Carol Summe and Dr. John Walsh

Dr. Susan E. Vickers

Dr. Bruce S. Wardell and Ms. Tiffany Wardell Dr. Kevin C. Williams and Ms. Kathryn Jarrell Dr. Marcus Woods

Naming privileges are still available for two chairs. If you are interested in this opportunity, please contact Megan Carbello, Director of Development, at megan.carbello@louisville.edu.

You attract and retain faculty who enhance ULSD’s reputation for excellence.

Contributions to Endowed Chair funds and the School of Dentistry Fund help ULSD continue to attract and retain faculty who contribute significantly to the school’s reputation of excellence.

Endowed Chair funds Featured funds

At ULSD and other dental schools, endowed chairs are a key method of attracting and retaining the highestquality faculty. An endowed chair is an honor to the named holder of the appointment and also an enduring tribute to the donor who establishes it.

As state support for the university continues to decline, these funds have become even more important. Dr. George Kushner, who is the Edwards Endowed Chair in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, says donor support is needed now more than ever for many reasons: “Healthcare is facing incredibly difficult challenges currently: recovering from a worldwide pandemic, supply chain shortages of equipment and medications, shortage of healthcare personnel, retirement, and the ‘graying’ of our senior surgeon faculty.”

Currently, ULSD has four endowed chair funds that are made possible by our donors:

DR. JAMES B. AND ANN D. EDWARDS CHAIR IN ORAL AND MAXILLOFACIAL SURGERY

Current Endowed Chair: Dr. George Kushner - Professor and Chair, Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

ORTHODONTIC

Current Endowed Chair: Dr. Toru Deguchi - Professor and Chair, Rehabilitative and Reconstructive Dentistry

Current Endowed Chair: Dr. Richard Lamont - Professor and Chair, Oral Immunology and Infectious Disease

SCHOOL

Current Endowed Chair: Requires additional funding to reach the level needed to support faculty salary

University of Louisville School

Featured donor

Delta Dental of Kentucky Foundation

On October 20, 2021, Delta Dental of Kentucky Foundation announced a multi-year gift pledge of $1,070,000 to the University of Louisville School of Dentistry. These funds will have a lasting impact through happy, healthy smiles across Kentucky.

Additionally, Delta Dental’s multi-year gift will support UofL’s services schedule with the Home of the Innocents practice, Kosair Charities Center clinic, Brown Cancer Center dental oncology practice, Shelbyville practice, and Paducah practice.

During the same announcement, UofL School of Dentistry increased its commitment to faculty and student involvement in the Delta Dental Mobile Dental Unit. This mobile unit provides services on wheels to underserved communities throughout the state. In August 2022, ULSD and Delta Dental collaborated to send the mobile dental clinic to eastern Kentucky after devastating floods damaged the Mountain Comprehensive Care Clinic in Whitesburg.

“The multi-year partnership with Delta Dental will touch the lives of so many Kentuckians who otherwise might not have access to affordable, high-quality dental care,” said Dr. Margaret Hill, interim dean of the School of Dentistry. “From Paducah to Shelbyville to Louisville and in between, we are committed to doing the most we can to train, educate and serve both our students and our communities about the importance of oral health. Delta Dental’s support allows us to do just that.”

The gift expands support for patient care funds and clinic operations throughout the Commonwealth. The Foundation’s contribution provides funding to support both capital projects and patient care programs. To date, the Foundation has provided more than $400,000 dollars to support initiatives of this kind.

In addition to support of the UofL School of Dentistry, the Delta Dental of Kentucky Foundation provides grants and funding to hundreds of other Kentuckybased 501c3 non-profit organizations. Since 2015, more than $20 million has been donated to promote oral health and quality of life for citizens across the Commonwealth.

ULSD faculty and students attend a health fair in Shelbyville, Kentucky in September 2022, where they performed dental screenings in the Delta Dental of Kentucky mobile unit.

Donor recognition

INDIVIDUALS AND ESTATES

Ms. Donna L. Aden

Dr. Edward S. Alessandrini

Dr. Rocklin D. Alling

Dr. Eddie R. Allison

Mr. Kamran Ansari

Dr. R.L. Anthony Ms. Melissa W. Atkinson

Dr. Sherry Babbage Melisizwe Dr. Christopher C. Babcock Dr. Stephen W. Bailey

Dr. Andrea L. Ball

Dr. Gary and Mrs. Allyson Ball

Dr. Barry D. Barger Jr.

Dr. Daniel J. Barton

Ms. Rochelle Bast

Dr. Eric M. Baugher

Dr. P. Gay Baughman

Dr. John W. Bianchi

Dr. Jane A. Bleuel

Mrs. Susan Boemker Caschera

Dr. James W. Booker

Dr. Kevin Borowski and Dr. Michele Redden-Borowski

Dr. Nancy L. Bowers

Mr. Michael and Mrs. Jan Bowling Dr. David R. Boyd Dr. James P. Boyd Dr. T. Gerard Bradley Dr. C.P. Bradshaw

Mr. Harold and Mrs. Marlene Bressler Dr. David P. Brock

Ms. Susan Broughman-Lewis

Dr. Aaron T. Brown Dr. Ashlee L. Brown

Ms. Chaney M. Brown

Ms. Mary A. Burch

Mr. Sharjeel Butt

Ms. Julie Caggiano

Dr. Ricardo Caicedo and Dr. Liliana Rozo

Ms. Jami C. Campbell

Mrs. Megan R. Carbello

Dr. Christopher E. Carroll

Mr. Jack and Mrs. BJ Carter Dr. Raina Chandiramani Dr. Sunita Chandiramani

INDIVIDUALS AND ESTATES, CONTINUED

Dr. Richard J. Chichetti

Dr. Charles and Mrs. Helen Coghlan

Dr. Brett R. Coleman

Dr. Paula L. Collins

Ms. Kaye Combs Moore Dr. Doug V. Cotton Dr. Gary A. Crim Mrs. Jennifer W. Currens Dr. Caroline C. Curtis Dr. Bruce A. Daunhauer Dr. Glen S. Davis Dr. Ron G. Dean Dr. Damon W. DeArment Dr. Matthew T. DeDomenico Dr. Ralph J. DeDomenico Dr. J. Daulton DuBose Ms. Kathy J. DuBose Ms. Julie Dunlevy

Dr. Sylvan R. Dyer Ms. Karyn P. Edrington Dr. William M. Edwards Dr. Trevor W. Eide Ms. Olivia Estes Mr. Stephen G. Fairley Dr. Ricky Farmer Dr. Amy B. Farnsworth Dr. Jasmine L. Farrier Dr. Vanita D. Farrow Ms. Kathryn Faught Mrs. Mary V. Ferdinand Mrs. Simone N. Finley Dr. Robert Fowler Jr. Dr. Christopher J. Galea Dr. Tiffanie L. Garrison-Jeter Dr. Amy Gerber Smith

Dr. Clay Gilbert

Dr. Carl and Mrs. Diane Gioia Dr. Donald Goldstein Ms. Tori R. Golston Dr. Kevin E. Goodlet

Dr. Ford T. Grant Dr. DaNea’ N. Graves Dr. Jack W. Groover Jr. Ms. Diane M. Gruen-Kidd Mrs. Caroline R. Guthrie Mr. Mario A. Gutierrez Lau Dr. Carl and Mrs. Leigh Hackney Ms. Kathryn Hairston Dr. Monali G. Haldankar Dr. William and Mrs. Linda Haley Mr. Greg Hammond Dr. James M. Harlan Dr. Monroe E. Harris Jr. and Dr. Jill Bussey-Harris Dr. Todd K. Haruki Ms. Dana G. Hatter Mrs. Keven Haysley Carlton Mr. Raymond and Mrs. Susan Held Dr. Eric Hickman Ms. Patricia L. Hill Mr. Lyn B. Hobbs Jr. Dr. Aronica B. Holmes Dr. Kenneth R. Holzknecht Mrs. Lorie A. Homiak Dr. Scott H. Horsley Dr. S. Clint Hudson Ms. Margaret A. Hull Dr. Gary O. Inman Dr. Simuel L. Jamison Dr. Arthur C. Jee Dr. Jean-Anne Jensen Dr. Thomas and Mrs. Rebecca Jones Dr. Thomas R. Jones Dr. Su T. Kang Dr. Lazarus N. Kavouklis Dr. Richard W. Keeling Dr. Paul J. Kelly Dr. Zafrulla Khan Dr. Ralph A. Kimbrough Dr. John T. King Mrs. Kathy King Allen

INDIVIDUALS AND ESTATES,

Dr. Ashley N. King-Tinsley

Dr. Matthew and Mrs. Rebecca Kjar

Dr. Nicholas S. Kochenour

Dr. Paul G. Koshgerian III

Dr. Kenneth and Mrs. Sandra Krebs

Dr. Paul W. Kroger

Dr. George M. Kushner

Estate of Charles L. Lake

Dr. Ron Lamb

Dr. Alma Ljaljevic-Tucakovic

Dr. James G. Loeser

Dr. Fred Look

Dr. Gustavo Machado Santaella

Estate of Noel B. Maddox

Ms. Melissa L. Magelsen

Dr. W. Michael Mansfield

Dr. Claude D. Marshall

Dr. Melanie K. Marshall

Dr. Harvey E. Matheny

Dr. Christopher L. Mattingly

Mrs. Gwen B. Mattingly

Dr. John and Mrs. Joyce Mattingly

Dr. Lee S. Mayer

Ms. Rebeca Mazer

Mr. Alec McDonald

Dr. Robert and Mrs. Penelope McGuinn

Dr. Daniel K. McHenry

Dr. Julie W. McKee

Dr. William and Mrs. Kabrina Means

Ms. Rachel Meier

Dr. W. Lee Melvin

Dr. Robert C. Miller

Mr. Hunter C. Mitchell

Mr. Chris Moore

Ms. Paige Moore

Dr. B.J. Moorhead

Dr. Kenneth and Mrs. Joy Morgan

Ms. Michelle L. Moure

Dr. Hal and Mrs. Gloria Murdock

Dr. David A. Naselsker

DONORS NOTED IN RED ARE MEMBERS OF THE 1887 SOCIETY

Donor involvement at a leadership level is crucial to the long-term success of our mission. Members of The 1887 Society have made a significant investment that directly impacts the ULSD experience through student financial aid, advancing technological developments, expansion of learning support services and capital improvements to our physical spaces.

Membership in The 1887 Society is extended to supporters at the following levels: ŝ

Annual gifts of $1000+ ($500+ for alumni within 10 years of graduation) ŝ $100,000+ lifetime or planned giving

In addition to this acknowledgement, members of The 1887 Society receive many benefits, including: ŝ

Invitations to exclusive events

Exclusive communication to keep them informed on new innovations and program offerings ŝ Opportunities to meet with the Dean and university faculty and students

New members also receive an 1887 Society lapel pin.

Dr. David and Mrs. Lois Neal Dr. Jimmy K. Nelson

Dr. Ann L. Nesmith

Dr. Alton E. Neurath Jr. Dr. Jacquelyn Nickele Way Dr. Jordan M. Noble Dr. Christopher E. Noonan

Ms. Georgia M. Nowery Dr. Christopher A. Olson

Dr. Thomas and Mrs. Ann Padgett Dr. Philip J. Pandolfi Dr. Adam J. Parikh Dr. December D. Parker

Ms. Shelia E. Payne Ms. Lena Perez

Dr. Alfred and Mrs. Pamela Pesto Dr. David W. Piper Dr. Joseph R. Platt

Dr. Aaron M. Pokorny Dr. Howard K. Popplewell Mr. Thomas A. Porter

Ms. Pamela S. Puralewski Mr. Christopher and Mrs. Lisa Ralston Mr. Balaji Ramakrishnan and Ms. Kalpana Balaji Dr. Henry M. Rambo Ms. Emma Rankin

Dr. James E. Ransdell III Dr. Fred Regennitter Dr. Leo J. Reherman

Dr. Edward P. Rentschler

Dr. Kendall and Mrs. Cheryl Rich Dr. Michael T. Ridley

Dr. Oliver W. Roberts

Mr. Luis Robinson

Mr. Ira and Mrs. Deborah Rosenberg Maj. Dr. Lee E. Roundy

Ms. Stephanie N. Russell

Dr. Jay M. Sadrinia

Dr. Mark P. Sakamaki Ms. Madhavi Santapuram

Dr. Rahul Saraf Dr. Marija Sasek-Bautista Dr. Kenneth W. Schafer Dr. Samuel and Mrs. Ann Schaffer Dr. Steve T. Schmitt Dr. John and Mrs. Kathleen Schuler Dr. David A. Schulte

Dr. Mark and Mrs. Virginia Schulte Dr. Jenna R. Schulten Mr. Herbert E. Schwartz Dr. Karen M. Sept Dr. Richard B. Shay Dr. J. Christian Sheaffer Dr. Jay B. Sheats II Dr. Jonathan J. Shelton Ms. Glenda L. Sievert Dr. Jackie A. Singleton Dr. Samuel G. Smith Dr. Eric L. Smorch Dr. Robert and Mrs. Pamela Spiller Dr. Daniel C. Spina Mr. Nathan Stark Dr. Randall D. Stastny Mr. William A. Stone Mrs. Jane A. Stopher Dr. N. James Strull Dr. John C. Stuart Dr. Carol Summe and Dr. John Walsh Dr. Sarah E. Summers Dr. Christopher Sun Dr. J.D. Sutterlin Jr. Dr. Brandon W. Taylor Mrs. Lee A. Taylor Ms. Barbara Taylor Lewis Dinsmore Dr. Stephen P. Thomas Dr. G. Kevin Thompson Dr. Cecil A. Thompson Jr. Ms. Andrea J. Tory-Godlew Dr. Jeremy K. Troxler Dr. Michael J. Utley

INDIVIDUALS AND ESTATES, CONTINUED

Dr. Kimberly P. Vaglio

Dr. Mark A. Vance

Dr. Susan E. Vickers

Dr. Wayne F. Wagner

Dr. J. Eric Walden

Mr. Matthew J. Walker

Ms. Marian Walters Anderson

Dr. Pamela M. Washington Dr. Richard W. Weber Jr.

CORPORATIONS, FOUNDATIONS AND TRUSTS

Acadental, Inc. BracesBracesBraces

C and H Wilson Properties, LLC Capricorn Foundation Charitable Trust Cincinnati Oral Surgeons, Inc. Community Foundation of Louisville, Inc. Delgado Orthodontics, P.A. Delta Dental of Kentucky Foundation

Eagles Pointe Endodontics PC Endodontics at La Cantera

Gemassist Brain Awareness Foundation Greer Oral Surgery Johnson & Johnson Kentucky Association of Orthodontists

Dr. Frederick and Mrs. Anne Wicknick Ms. Fran Williams

Dr. Ann and Mr. William Windchy Ms. Kay N. Witt Dr. Katherine and Mr. Andrew Wolken Dr. Tyler and Dr. Jennifer Woodling Dr. James and Mrs. Laura Woodyard Mr. Jake Young

Kentucky Dental Hygienists’ Association Kids Dental Brands

KLS Martin, L.P. Koshgerian Surgical Dental Group Inc. KY Section American College of Dentists KY Society of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons Metro Louisville Endodontics, LLC

Mortenson Family Dental Center, Inc. RSMIS Foundation

Steven W. Keller & Associates, Inc. Straumann USA SurgiTel

The Cleve H. Tandy Foundation Whip Mix Corporation

List includes monetary and in-kind donations recorded by the University of Louisville School of Dentistry Office of Development during the 2021-2022 fiscal year covering July 1, 2021 - June 30, 2022.

Although we take great care in compiling our list of donors, there is always the possibility of error. Please accept our sincere apology if your name is not included or is listed incorrectly. Also, please contact one of our development representatives listed on the next page so we can make a correction in future publications.

STEPHEN FAIRLEY, CFRE Senior Director of Development stephen.fairley@louisville.edu 502-852-1241

MEGAN CARBELLO Director of Development megan.carbello@louisville.edu 502-852-5496 louisville.edu/dentistry/giving