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Jean Schwarz presented the 2019 ZIP Distinguished Alumni (Joseph J. Schwarz Award) to Christopher Salierno, DDS ’Beta Nu 2005
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Happy Xi Psi Phi
FOUNDER’S Day 2019 Xi Psi Phi Fraternity’s 131th year
February 8, 1889!
Founded 1889
Xi Psi Phi Supreme Chapter Office Supreme Secretary-Treasurer
Dr. Keith W. Dickey 160 South Bellwood Drive, Suite Z East Alton, IL 62024 (618) 307–5433 FAX: (618) 307–5430 e-mail: XiPsiPhi@hotmail.com Web site: www.xipsiphi.org Send all changes of address here.
Administrative Assistant
Xi Psi Phi International Dental Fraternity
Board of Directors’ Meeting Friday March 20, 2020 Texas A & M Baylor College of Dentistry 3302 Gaston Avenue, Dallas, Texas
Supreme Assembly
Saturday March 21, 2020 Texas A & M Baylor College of Dentistry 3302 Gaston Avenue, Dallas, Texas
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Supreme President Elect Dr. David M. Grogan
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Administrative Assistant Barbara Huelskamp, RDH
Foundation Chair Dr. Fabio G. Apolito
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Province II Chairman Dr. Matt A. Niewald
Province III Chairman Dr. Andrea Carvalho
Province IV Chairman Dr. J. Stansill Covington
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Cover: Presentation of the Zips Distinguished Alumni Award to Christopher Salierno by Mrs Jean Schwarz
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Supreme President’s Message. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 2 Supreme Editor’s Message. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 3 ADA Hospitality Reception. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 4 College Chapter Reports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 6 Alumni News . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 17 Official Notices . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 19
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Correspondence pertaining to membership status, deceased members, business matters for the Quarterly, general policy and address corrections should be sent to Xi Psi Phi Fraternity, 160 South Bellwood Drive, Suite Z, East Alton, IL 62024. Address all alumni and college chapter news to the editor, Dr. Anne-Lise Fink, 3365 Clayton Rd., Concord, CA 94519. Email: annelise.fink@gmail.com. THE QUARTERLY (ISSN 1531-118X) is published by the Supreme Chapter of Xi Psi Phi Fraternity, 160 South Bellwood Drive, Suite Z, East Alton, IL 62024, as a means of implementing the educational objectives of Xi Psi Phi Fraternity. The two biannual publications are referred to as the Winter/Spring and Summer/Fall issues. Subscription: $8.00 a year for two issues included in annual dues for Supreme Chapter Alumni Members. Students receive complimentary copies. Single copies: $2.00. Printed in U.S.A. by Modern Litho Print, Inc., Jefferson City, Missouri. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to Xi Psi Phi Fraternity, 160 South Bellwood Drive, Suite Z, East Alton, IL 62024.
XI PSI PHI PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
The struggle is real DR. RANDY P. GURROLA
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t seems like yesterday that I was installed as the Supreme Chapter President of Xi Psi Phi. How true is the saying, “Time flys when you are having fun.” Almost two years have passed and like many administrations, we have had ups and downs. Today is a much different world that has impacted the way we communicate with students and alumni. We have tried to incorporate changes at the Supreme Chapter level to help merge the transition of the “old guard” with modern technology. A major change is our new website (www. xipsiphi.org). Thank you Supreme Editor, Dr. Anne-Lise Fink and Past Supreme President, Dr. Penelope Yip for all your hard work. Hopefully, the new website will address a major concern from the alumni, the ability to pay membership dues via the internet. We will continue to try and modernize our communication links with the dental students and alumni. Like many organizations, we struggle with dental student membership, alumni membership and alumni involvement. The bond between dental students and alumni is precious. Students can always use alumni support just as alumni can benefit from potential employment relationships. Everyone hears how much debt our students have incurred between undergraduate school, dental school and for some, post-graduate programs. Listening to recent dental school graduates, they are
not buying dental practices because of the increased debt, instead, they are seeking employment. What better way to learn more about the profession than working with a seasoned veteran dentist. I look forward to our upcoming yearly Board Meeting March 20-21, 2020, as we will also be hosting a Dr. Randy P. Gurrola Supreme Assembly. We look forward to meeting with the Chapter student representative and their College Chapter Advisor to hear each Chapters successes and challenges. Also, hopefully, dental students will have the opportunity to network with their peers. My goal was to try and inspire students and alumni to be a better Xi Psi Phi member. The fraternity has persevered for 131 years. As long as I can, I will continue to promote and support the fraternity. Will you? Fraternally, Dr. Randy P. Gurrola Iota Class of 1989
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Connecting with our members is important ANNE-LISE FINK, DDS, IOTA ’94
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am pleased to announce that the Xi Psi Phi Dental Fraternity new and updated website is up and running. Just type in Xipsiphi.org. and visit the site to discover current and past issues of the Quarterly, Events and Board Meeting dates, our President’s message, as well as the ability to donate and/or pay your yearly dues through Pay Pal. The question of “to print or not to print,” which was first brought up by our past Supreme editor, Carl Sebelius in 2016, will be discussed again at the next board meeting on March 20. With the cost of postage increasing over the past few years, printing both issues of the Quarterly is becoming a challenge financially. So the question is do we stop printing our issues and only have digital copies available on the website or do we only print the Fall issue and have both digital copies on the website or continue as we are now with printing both issues and having the digital copies on the website?? We have made several attempts at increasing our funds by advertisements, sponsorships and donations, but the long term success has not been favorable. We are dependent on our members to not only help with donations and sponsorships, but also find companies who are willing to advertise with us.
We are making every effort for our fraternity to be more visible and available to the new dental students as well as alumni. Our hope is that we can be that helping hand that reaches out and offers support and camaraderie as the students transverse through the sometimes difficult passage of dental school and Anne-Lise Fink, DDS the establishment of their career. We also hope to keep alumni in contact with the Supreme chapter and become involved with the many activities and fun times we have at board meetings and supreme assemblies!! If there are any suggestions for accomplishing this goal as well as increasing our funds for the Quarterly, please send an email to: xipsiphi@hotmail.com with any ideas. Fraternally, Anne-Lise Fink, DDS Iota, ’94 Email: annelise.fink@gmail.com
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Xi Psi Phi Hospitality Reception ADA Annual Meeting San Francisco, Calif Marriott Hotel September 6, 2019
Mrs. Jean Schwarz, Honorary Member ’12 presented the “Joseph J Schwarz Distinguished Alumni Award,” to Dr. Christopher J Salierno, Beta Nu ‘85 during the Xi Psi Phi Hospitality reception in San Francisco.
Bronwyn Hagan Iota ‘19 and Mom, MargaretFitzsimmons-Hagan ’91 Beta
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Penelope Yip, Iota ’94, Randy Gurrola Iota ’89 (Supreme President), his wife Belinda, and Leighton Weir Alpha Psi ‘68
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Iota Chapter Dental Students- Stephanie Shimizu (VP), Kyle Hane (assistant House Manager) Leticia Chavez (President ) and Jonathan Han (D2 academic co-chair)
“Hospitality is the Life of Friendship”
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2019 Exec - (Top) Sean Fitzhugh, Lauren Allen, Taylor Rogers, Corey Acosta, Dr. Colvert, Thomas Butler, Dr. Covington (Bottom) Betsy Henson, Morgan White, Caroline Litty, Kristiana Tenorio
ALPHA OMICRON CHAPTER University of Tennessee Health Science Center Memphis, TN – Founded 1921
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lot of change is happening at UTHSC College of Dentistry with our new dean, new building plans, and schedule changes to accommodate the new NBDE structure, but the dominance of the Xi Psi Phi chapter remains constant. To start off the 2019-2020 school year, social chair Sean Fitzhugh planned a phenomenal rush week for the Class of 2023. The traditional Monday night Meet-&-Greet was held at High Cotton Brewery. All ZIP members were invited to welcome the incoming class alongside the executive members. Our annual ZIPs cocktail party is always such a great turnout, so this year we aimed for a bigger venue, 409 S. Main. D3 & D4 members graciously provided a spread of finger foods for the night, and the chapter provided the DJ and drinks. It was great night of mingling, dancing, and finally getting to dress up in something other than scrubs! Friday night was the annual ZIP Flip Cup Tournament. Out of 30+ teams that entered the tournament, the same D3
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D3 ZIP Flip Cup Winners – Clayton Myers, Jordan Marsh, Corey Acosta, Hogan Whitmire, & Parker Brown
team took the victory for the second year in a row. Overall, it was a great week getting to know & help guide the potential new members. Rush week was followed up with providing the D1’s with Chick-fil-A, donuts, & coffee to give them some brain food for their first exam. This new class was able to see first-hand that our fraternity values both friendship and leadership, and that there will always be a brother around to support them! Following rush week, our faculty sponsor Dr. Stan Covington strongly encouraged the new students to consider joining our fraternity. He stated, “Being in a professional fraternity provides a wonderful outlet to have fun, let off some steam, and share in the highs and lows that inevitably come with professional school. There will be times when you will ask for help, and times when you will provide it.” By the time rush was over, we had the privilege of initiating 48 new members into the Alpha Omicron chapter. Initiation took place on October 18th in Dr. Covington’s home. New initiates, faculty ZIP members, and our executive council were present. Food and drinks were provided to everyone to kick off initiation. Afterwards, president Corey Acosta & vice
Social Chair – Sean Fitzhugh, giving the stamp of approval to newly initiated members.
president Betsy Henson spoke a few words and led the new initiates in the pledge to instill all the foundations of Xi Psi Phi into our new members. In the end, the new initiates understood all of Xi Psi Phi’s morals and delightedly took the oath. To continue the celebration, the night ended by all ZIP members meeting the new initiates at Jerry Lee Lewis’ Café. Apart from growing our chapter this semester, many executive members have been hard at work on planning fundraisers, events, and alumni relations. Secretary Morgan White and fundraising chair Thomas Butler designed a t-shirt to help our chapter raise money. The t-shirt featured the Memphis skyline and was a huge success considering over 200 XI PSI PHI QUARTERLY
ZIP Soccer Champions – Michael Luethke, Connor Noland, Granit Dervishi, Corey Acosta, Austin Pate, Zach Payne, Evan Scarbrough, Randall Nutt, Nicholas Odum, Franklin Murchinson
D1 Initiated members – (Top) Oliver Dozier, John Ross, Patrick Nabholz, Tanner Trent (Bottom) Layla Norbash, Chandler Williams, Jordan Wong
shirts were sold and we even had to open a second order to meet the high demand! Thomas has also been working on our Alumni newsletter to send out to those who are interested in staying involved in our chapter. Many alumni responded to our outreach last year and opted to receive updates with what is going on with our chapter & school via email. Our alumni program is still a work in progress. Our executive team is still working on getting the correct contact information for many, but overall, we have gotten in contact with and received much support from alumni since we started this program a year ago! XI PSI PHI QUARTERLY
D3 Taylor Rogers & D4 Darby Gentry providing dental care to Ecuadorian resident.
D3 members Caroline Litty & Caroline Oudin at the ZIPs Cocktail Party.
We’re so thankful for our alumni that want to be involved and we can’t wait to see how the involvement grows in the years to come. Outside of school, many ZIP members have filled their time over the past months staying active and traveling to serve others. This fall some D3 and D2 ZIPs formed an intramural soccer team. Through a rough season, they managed to end it with a championship win. In June of this year, multiple D4 and D3 members joined in with the BCM organization on a trip to Ecuador for a week to minister and serve over 500 residents there with free dental care. Others
have joined in with the Remote Area Medical to serve individuals in our state of Tennessee on weekends throughout this semester. We are so grateful for chapter members that devote themselves to serving others and staying aware of their own health in order to do so. As always, this fall semester has flown by. It’s so rewarding to see the outcome of our hard work. We are very excited to see what our new members provide to our chapter in the upcoming years. Bring on Spring 2020! Taylor Rogers, D3 Editor & Social Media Chair Volume 116, Issue 1 | 7
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ALPHA PI CHAPTER Texas A & M Baylor College of Dentistry Dallas, Texas – Founded 1921
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hat a year it has been serving as President of ZIPS thus far! It has been such a rewarding and fun experience getting to know our new members, building life-long friendships and being a mentor to so many of our fraternity members. APRIL In preparation for the new school year, every year in April we host our school’s Rush Week! For 3 nights, all 3 fraternities host an event for the D1s to come get to know each frat and for us to get to know them. For even more fun, each night has a theme – and this year ZIPS chose “ZIPping Through the Past.” With this theme, people were able to dress up from cavemen to Egyptian princesses to disco dancers! Very shortly after our rush event, ZIPS members had the pleasure of selecting our new members for 2019! ZIPS gained 24 members to its family and we could not be more excited to rush such a friendly, diverse and driven group of individuals. These lovely members will have their official initiation in March of 2020! MAY It’s our fraternity’s tradition to have our annual Boat Party as a way to welcome our new members into ZIPS. This year we went to Lake Lewisville near Dallas. SEPTEMBER One weekend in September, we had a social called Margarita Mile! It was a super fun opportunity to get to hang out with our members outside of school and try different margaritas around Dallas. OCTOBER Our ZIPS members not only love to have fun, but we love to serve our community. This year we had the
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great privilege of getting to volunteer at Allen Saxe Dental Clinic. It was great to give back to those in need and work with faculty outside of our school clinic. During this volunteer opportunity, our members got to perform a lot of operative procedures and extractions for those in need around the community. As this semester is coming to an end, we had our Tri-Fraternity Halloween party where all 3 fraternities at our school come together and get spooky! Not to be biased, but two of our D2 ZIPS members took the cake on best costume of the night with their recreation of High School Musical’s Sharpey and Ryan. Fun fact: the real Ashley Tisdale posted their photo on her Instagram! NOVEMBER After a long semester of school, ZIPS celebrated our thankfulness at our annual “Friendsgiving.” Our D2 members have been working in the Sim Lab, learning many skills that they will apply to their future patients. D3s have been in the clinic now since June and finally getting to work on real patients. D4s are beginning to get board certified and taking their CTP exams. There are so many things our ZIPS have to be thankful for as future dentists! We are all very thankful we get to serve XI PSI PHI QUARTERLY
the community in such a wonderful profession. This is a photo of last year’s ZIPS president and vice president, (left) Debbie and Riley and our current president and vice president, (right) Eli and Matthew. Debbie and Riley have been such a great support system and helpful mentors to Matt and me! We can go to them for any questions we have about ZIPS, clinic or life advice. We will miss them so much when they graduate next year! Riley will be going on to an AEGD program while Debbie will become an orthodontic resident at our school next year. We have so many more fun events planned for the spring and we can’t wait to continue to grow closer as a ZIPS family and rush our new members of 2020! By President Eli Meyer
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or the second year of Xi Psi Phi, the organization has amped up its involvement in both social and charitable activities. The first event of the semester was a rock climbing social event at Momentum Indoor Climbing on August 22. The goal was to spark the attention of new recruits who were intrigued by the event, Volume 116, Issue 1 | 9
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and multiple first year dental students came. Following thi event was a volunteering activity at the Ronald McDonald House, a nonprofit that provide medical and social services for families with children that receive ongoing care at Houston hospitals. The club members baked chocolate chip cookies and played games and activitie with the children. Through the process of socializing with families and staff, members had th opportunity to learn about the ongoing work of the organization. The event was such a hug success that Xi Psi Phi was invited to come back. On October 6th, Xi Phi Psi held its first ever self-initiated ceremony for new inductees The officers carried out the ceremony and a former alumni of Xi Phi Psi, Dr. S.Jerry Long DDS shared words of wisdom regarding clinical experience in dental school and in private practice with the inductees and current members. A goal for next year’s activities is to give back to our school’s staff and patien population. For instance, the fraternity hopes to provide a welcome/ hospitality week for urgen care patients. The club has plans for other service and social activities this upcoming year Alpha Psi chapter has grown to twenty nine active members. An election will allow first an second year students to rise in leadership and commitment to the club. Xi Psi Phi remain dedicated to interacting with local nonprofits and service-oriented organizations in the loca community, strengthening bonds amongst current members, and training the next generation of students to take over the reins of the fraternity and its mission to the community.
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A few of our officers setting up for our “Are You Game to be a Zip?” Rush Lunch!
Our newest Zips members!
BETA MU CHAPTER Southern Illinois University Alton, Illinois – Founded 1985
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he Beta Mu chapter Zips at Southern Illinois University had a fun-filled fall semester! We started the year with our very eventful rush week in August! Our theme “Are You Game to be a Zip?” was a hit, and included everything from board games to game shows. We gained 11 wonderful new members from rush, who will be initiated after winter break at our annual
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Most of our members were able to attend our September meeting!
t has been another busy year at Beta Omicron Chapter! We started the year off strong with our members volunteering at Feed my Starving Children, organized by our volunteer coordinator, Ahsan Ohwais. At this event, our members packed meals to be sent to undernourished children across the world. We followed that up with our first bowling social of the year where our members “struck” up fun conversations and “spared” no pins! Our chapter continued strong during our August Break as our chapter hosted our inaugural mission trip to Jamaica! YA MON! In cooperation with Great Shapes, inc!, our chapter sent 30 people to volunteer in underserved areas in Montego Bay, Jamaica. While there, we split up to work in 2 different clinics and saw over 500 patients over the course of
Some of our fourth years at their last Zipsgiving!
holiday party. In September, we had a great turnout for our fall Zip Open golf tournament. And the weather was perfect! Before Thanksgiving break, we had our annual Zipsgiving potluck dinner. We had the best turnout to date this year, and so many delicious food options provided by XI PSI PHI QUARTERLY
our members! Our schedule going into next semester is very busy, with our invitation of new members, annual holiday party, Mr. Molar, and more! We’ll also be continuing to plan more events for the upcoming year! Rachel Bayles Editor
Zip members serving those in need during the mission trip to Jamaica
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Zip members serving those in need during the mission trip to Jamaica
5 days. We completed 100+ extractions, 80+ fillings, 400+ prophys, and brought countless smiles to those who have not seen a dentist in decades! Additionally, our members were able to enjoy the beach and some amazing jamaican jerk chicken during their free time with their all inclusive stay at the Sandals Resort Montego Bay. Overall it was an amazing experience for everyone involved and it couldn’t have happened without the amazing leadership and planning of our past president, Ashley Lau. Come the start of the fall quarter, with help from our new social coordinators, Mark Wang and Vincent Truong, we unveiled a new slew of RUSH events such as Mediterranean Monday, our ever successful bowling social and Yard house kickback social. Through these amazing events, we recruited 8 new members
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in our ever growing chapter and we plan on continuing to recruit throughout the year. We also hosted our biannual Embroidered Scrubs Sale. Thanks to our Event Coordinator, Howard Tsoi, we were able to raise hundreds of dollars to be able to spend towards future projects for our fraternity. Lastly, in the spirit of the holiday season, our chapter tabled in the MWU Halloween Fest, where our volunteers helped kids in the area celebrate Halloween with different activities such as playing Operations. Having survived a busy fall quarter and our first snow of the year, to wrap up the year, we plan on hosting our annual white elephant christmas party. Our members had a blast at last year’s party and it is sure to be a fun one this year as well. Additionally, we plan on hosting an Extractions 101 for all of our preclinical members to give them a taste
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of what the exciting life of clinic will be like. These are only the first of many events we have planned and we hope to finish the academic year strong! XI PSI PHI QUARTERLY
CHI CHAPTER University of Missouri Kansas City, Missouri – Founded 1905
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he Fall 2019 semester has been quite eventful for the Chi chapter of Xi Psi Phi! This semester we were excited to welcome 47 new members to our fraternity and are looking forward to helping them throughout their careers. Our members have been busy with social events and preclinical help labs that we hold monthly. These help labs allow our third and fourth-year dental students to assist the first and second-year students with their lab projects and also prepare them for their upcoming practicals. Our first-year students have been busy learning about tooth morphology and have learned to wax teeth. Our second-year students have been working meticulously on performing operative procedures on the maxillary arch as well as learning how to prepare crowns and bridges for fixed prosthodontic procedures. Our ZIPS members have been able to enjoy time together outside the school through happy hours and our annual Halloween party. Our Halloween party was a huge success as almost our entire student population attended the event. Students were
ZIPS members dressed as “Toy Story” for the Halloween party.
very creative in their costumes and it was great to see everyone’s imaginations take flight outside the realm of dentistry. Our monthly happy hours have also been quite successful as we have had great attendance each month and they have allowed our fraternity members to get to know each
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other better and spend quality time together. This Fall semester has been incredible for our fraternity and we are excited to continue the fun going forward into the Spring semester!
Newly-initiated ZIPS members and Dr. Joseph Spalitto (’72).
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Our incoming D1 ZIPS class!
A few of the faces of pure joy seen during Big/Little reveal!
A few more faces of pure joy seen during Big/Little reveal!
IOTA CHAPTER University of California, San Francisco San Francisco, California – Founded 1894 On November 15, the Iota Chapter of Xi Psi Phi at the University of California, San Francisco had its annual Fall Quarter Initiation Dinner, featuring over 100 ZIPS members and guests. The dinner was a spectacular night filled with excitement, food, and fun! At the beginning of the night, we had a welcoming by our social chairs who planned the night, along with a warm introduction by both the ZIPS President and Vice President. Following this, a video
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One of the ZIPS family lines at UCSF! Pictured above: Chapter President, Nima Khosraviani, poses with prospective ZIP members at the Welcome BBQ.
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Another two ZIPS lines pictured above, spanning 4 generations in the far right photo!
highlight of the annual ZIPS Jamaica Mission trip was presented where we showcased our fraternity’s commitment to dental service. We then had our fall fraternity fundraiser where we were able to raffle off great prizes through a game of bingo. The night ended with our main event, induction, where 26 new D1 members were inducted into the ZIPS family! XI PSI PHI QUARTERLY
Once induction was over, our “Big/ Little” reveal occurred, starting the journey of lifelong mentorship and friendship, along with extended family lines. The night ended with laughter, photobooth pictures, and everlasting memories of a great quarter. Elliott Pereira Editor
his semester, Omicron chapter welcomed back a total of 299 University of Toronto dental students. During our school’s orientation week, chapter President, Nima Khosraviani, met with incoming first year dental students to tell them all about Xi Psi Phi, its history, and what our chapter is all about. All first year students were invited to the annual “Welcome BBQ” hosted at the Chapter house, affectionately called “ZIP House.” At the BBQ, prospective ZIP members had the chance to meet other students, enjoy some delicious food prepared by upper year students, and explore the chapter house. The first years must have liked what they saw, as our chapter registered 73 new initiates! With the semester off to a frenetic start, we made sure to arrange some fun events for our members. In September, we hosted a glow in the dark-themed party, showing potential pledges the kind of amazing Volume 116, Issue 1 | 15
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social events that ZIP has to offer. Much work was put in by our senior members to make the chapter house a true glow-in-the-dark experience, and a fun time was had by all. Equally important are the academic events that we have to offer, and our alwayspopular Dental Anatomy Mock Bellringer event for first year students was no different. With the help of ZIP alumni, our 2nd year academic representative ran this invaluable event, allowing first year students to test their knowledge in advance
of their big test. We also hosted our first “Alumni Spotlight” event, where ZIP alumnus Dr. Marszowski talked about his experience working in rural Ontario, and new technologies he has successfully incorporated into his practice. Right after the midterm season, Omicron chapter hosted its highly anticipated annual Halloween party. Members came dressed in all kinds of creative costumes, and enjoyed a night filled with fun and dancing. To cap off the semester, Omicron
chapter hosted a “Stress-Buster” and financial planning seminar, thanks to chapter sponsor CDSPI. Not only was it an opportunity for members to take a break from their busy school schedules, but it was also an informative talk for all. As we head into the holiday season, we look back on another successful semester at the University of Toronto, and the many memories that were forged throughout the year.
ZIP members dance at the glow-in-thedark “Full Moon” party, which was held at the chapter house.
Pictured above: Chapter President, Nima Khosraviani, posing with members of CDSPI at the “Stress Buster” and financial planning seminar.
Stephanie Silva Chapter Editor
ZIP members express their creativity, donning their favourite costumes at the annual Halloween party.
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Penelope Yip Iota ’94 was inducted as a fellow into the American College of Dentists at the ADA FDI World Dental Congress in San Francisco on September 5, 2019 and congratulated by fellow Zip Craig Noblett, Iota Alumni Chapter ‘97
Dr. Bruce Rotter, Dean of SIU School of Dental Medicine, presents the 2019 SIUE Hall of Fame Award to Dr. RANDALL MARKARIAN, Beta Mu ’92 during the recent Hall of Fame Induction dinner on September 27, 2019
Dr. Markarian is president of the Illinois State Dental Society (ISDS) and has held leadership roles with the American Dental Association, St. Clair District Dental Society, American Association of Orthodontists, Illinois Society of Orthodontists and Midwest Society of Orthodontists. He is a member of the College of Diplomates of the American Board of Orthodontics, the American College of Dentists and the International College of Dentists. He also has proudly served as a member of the SIU SDM faculty and the SIU SDM Alumni Council. During his years in dental school, Dr. Markarian served as College Chapter President of Xi Psi Phi Dental Fraternity, Beta Mu Chapter in 1991. His brother, John Markarian, Beta Mu ’79, was inducted to the SIUE Hall of Fame in 2009.
Anne-Lise Fink Iota ’94 is inducted as a fellow into the International College of Dentists at the ADA FDI World Dental Congress in San Francisco on September 6, 2019 with sponsor Leighton Wier, Alpha Psi ‘68
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Dr. Chad P. Gehani, Beta ’73 of Queens, New York, was installed on Sept. 9 as the 156th president of the American Dental Association during ADA FDI World Dental Congress in San Francisco. During his address to the House of Delegates, Dr. Gehani told members it is his “responsibility to ensure that the ADA remains the guardian of your life commitment to the profession — and I am not just talking about your dues dollars. The ADA must be a responsible custodian of your time as volunteers and of your talents as clinicians, researchers and educators. “The ADA must be relevant to all of us,” he said.
Dr. Chad P. Gehani, Beta ’73 of Queens, New York.
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our will is the easiest, most effective way to ensure that your family, friends and the Xi Psi Phi Foundation are supported as you intend. Sample bequest language is “I give, devise and bequeath (written amount, percentage of estate or description of property) to the Xi Psi Phi Foundation, a not-for-profit corporation with principal offices located at 160 S. Bellwood Drive, Suite Z, East Alton, Illinois, 62024, to be used for the purposes designated by the Directors of the Foundation.” Supporting the Xi Psi Phi Foundation with a portion of your estate does not always require a will. Here are some other options for you to consider: Life Insurance: Name the Xi Psi Phi Foundation as owner and beneficiary of a policy you no longer need, or a policy written for the purpose of a charitable gift. The gift will take place outside of probate, the often time-consuming and costly process of determining the validity of a will and administering the estate. Retirement Plan: Give the Xi Psi Phi Foundation
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a portion or all of your IRA, 401(k), Keough or other retirement plan fund from your estate. These types of assts, when used a charitable gifts, avoid income and estate taxes; all that is required is signing the right form, and no probate is involved. Payable-upon-Death Account: Leave checking accounts, savings accounts, saving bonds and other deposit certificates to the Xi Psi Phi Foundation. The gift can be easily accomplished by simply filling out the appropriate form; the asset will be transferred at your death. Your attorney, tax professional or financial advisor can provide details about other ways to support the Xi Psi Phi Foundation outside of your will. Your thoughtful planning leaves a legacy to inspire the future members of Xi Psi Phi. Please contact Keith Dickey, Secretary-Treasurer, Xi Psi Phi Foundation, XIPHIPHI@hotmail.com, if you have already made plans to include Xi Psi Phi Foundation in your estate planning.
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Official Notices DONATIONS received August 2, 2019 – February 18, 2020 Hospitality Donation: includes Alumni Dues and donations to the Xi Psi Phi Foundation’s Foutz and Reagan Scholarship Funds, Koch Student Loan Fund and Founder Associate Fund:
David C. Allen, Beta Mu ’90, Macomb, IL Lawrence Chu, Iota ’75, Elk Grove, VA Randy A. Parmlee, Beta Mu ’90, St. Jacob, IL Larry M. Doyle, Alpha Phi ’69, Tigard, OR Stephen N. Weingarten, Omicron ’74, Thornhill, ON, Canada David Grogan, Alpha Pi ’81, Woodway, TX Fabio Apolito, Beta Zeta ’99, Freehold, NJ Thomas J. Bonomo, Beta ’61, Northport, NY Paul S. Sahni, Beta Mu 2001, Mahomet, IL Penelope S. Yip, Iota ’94, Berkeley, CA Gary Nesslein, Chi ’88, Prairie Village, KS Jean Schwarz, Honorary Member 2012, Deerfield, IL Timothy Regan, Beta ’92, Holmdel, NJ Louise First, Beta Mu ’93, St. Louis, MO Charles Arita, Iota ’88, Morgan Hill, CA Susan Bishop, Tau ’87, Peoria, IL Anne-Lise Fink, Iota ’94, Concord, CA Randy Gurrola, Iota ’89, San Rafael, CA Stephanie Jee, Iota ’85, San Francisco, CA
Fellowship Donation: includes Alumni Dues and donations to Xi Psi Phi Foundation’s Foutz and Reagan Scholarship Funds, and Koch Student Loan Fund: Joseph F. Hagenbruch, Tau ’82, Harvard, IL James M. Hill, Alpha Omicron ’91, Portsmouth, VA Daniel Massie, Beta Mu 2000, Carbondale, IL James Valentine, Beta Theta ’75, Mt Pleasant, SC Susan Zelazo Smith, Rho ’87, Chicago, IL Christopher Sikora, Beta Mu 2012, Bloomington, IL Leighton Wier, Alpha Psi ’68, San Antonio, TX Jon Burton, Beta Mu ’98, Carbondale, IL Kurt Kavanaugh, Chi ’86, Kansas City, MO Dennis Wagner, Beta Mu 2007, Quincy, IL James Hill, Alpha Omicron ’91, Portsmouth VA Gaylord Hall, Iota ’54, Incline Village, NV
Friendship Donation: includes Alumni Dues and donation to Xi Psi Phi Foundation’s Koch Student Loan Fund: Douglas Cowden, Iota ’65, Lafayette, CA M. Todd Massie, Beta Mu ’98, Troy, IL Jaclyn M. Scroggins, Beta Mu 2009, Kirkwood, MO Susan M. Chialastri, Gamma ’87, Flourtown, Pa Darryll Beard, Beta Mu ’83, Waterloo, IL Alexandria Hammond, Gamma 2004, Henderson, NV * Life Member
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Michael W. Berry, Chi ’87, Moberly, MO Kim S. Battisto, Rho ’92, Carol Stream, IL Dennis Manning, Lambda ’66, Libertyville, IL Lee Jameson, Lambda ’74, Downers Grove, IL Tung Bui, Omicron 2003, Tucson, AZ David Rummel, Kappa ’66, Columbus,OH Steven Gounardes, Beta ’84, Brooklyn, NY Axel Ruprecht, Omicron ’68, Gainesville, FL
Annual Alumni Dues: Joel M. White, Kappa ’83, San Francisco, CA *Daniel W. Peck, Kappa ’62, Uhrichsville, OH K. Jean Beuchamp, Alpha Omicron ’91, Clarksville, TN Jake Frazier, Beta Mu 2011, Lebanon, IL Karen M. Imboden, Alpha Omicron ’92, Forrest City, AR April Lee-Massouni, Iota 2005, Burlingame, CA Gary Sexson II, Beta Mu ’94, Crystal Lake, IL Debra M. Schwenk, Beta Mu ’85, Alton, IL Roger D. Winland, Kappa ’70, Athens, OH Kevin J. Dugan, Beta Zeta ’68, Staten Island, NY Ron Tietz, Alpha Psi ’70, San Antonio, TX Kenneth Meiss, Beta Mu ’97, Peoria, IL Patricia L. Blanton, Alpha Pi ’74, Charleston, SC Kristen Schreiner, Chi 2001, Lees Summit, MO *William F. Slagle, Chi ’75, Edmond, OK Gail Duffala, Iota ’87, San Francisco, CA Joseph A. Tylka, Lambda ’85, Long Grove, IL Mauricio J. Wiltz, Beta ’91, Yonkers, NY Anna Lambert-Wiltz, Beta Nu ’95, Yonkers, NY Mark D. Wright, Tau ’86, Naperville, IL Leonard A. Mueninghoff, Alpha Omega ’61, Birmingham, Al W. Mark Tucker, Alpha Omicron ’66, Tampa, FL Michael P. Singer, Beta ’92, New York, NY James McMahon, Omicron ’94, Belleville, ON Canada E. Jan Chithalen, Omicron ’94, Hamilton, ON Canada James Bel, Omicron ’86, Thunder Bay, ON Canada Daniel Wilson, Rho ’84, Centennial, CO Elizabeth Wilson, Rho ’84, Centennial, CO James L. Schmidt, Rho ’82, St. Louis, MO Fred L. Sharpe, Rho ’77, Kingwood, TX Donald B. Francis, Omicron ’81, Timmins, ON Canada Graham Beard, Beta Mu 2013, Waterloo, IL Randall Markarian, Beta Mu ’93, Swansea, IL Larry J. Diamond, Iota ’88, Los Alamitos, CA Trista Felty, Gamma 2012, Sumas, WA Alan J. White, Alpha Omicron ’87, Stauton, VA Philip M. Showalter, Kappa ’65, Germantown, OH Thomas M. Gilbert, Theta ’95, Fort Wayne, IN John E. Gres, Appha Pi 2012, Giddings, TX Paul Chapman, Omicron ’76, Calgery, AB Canada Laura Elliff, Beta Mu 2009, Batavia, IL Andrew Elliff, Beta Mu 2007, St. Charles, MO Paul Obrock, Tau ’82, Quincy, IL
Debra Dixon, Beta Mu ’93, Edwardsville, IL Carl M. Fleeman, Alpha Omicron ’83, Morrilton, AR Donald Nield, Beta Iota ’77, San Antonio, TX Kelly D. Hanna, Beta Lambda ’91, Corpus Christi, TX Terry L. Barnfield, Beta Mu ’86, Salem, IL Joseph Delmonico, Beta Zeta ’88, Plainsboro, NJ Heather M. Rutherford, Iota ’99, Sacramento, CA Thomas L. Russell, Chi ’81, Kansas City, MO Michael R. Scher, Alpha Omicron ’70, Tampa, FL Duane Douglas, Beta Mu 2006, Edwardsville, IL Cynthia L. Cox, Iota ’89, Oakand,CA Benson H. Wong, Iota ’93, San Bruno, CA Kris Hamamoto, Iota ’91, Palo Alto, CA Terri Train Greenspan, Beta Lambda ’91, Dallas, TX Robert E. Lew, Beta ’86, Virginia, MN Harry Gilbert, Chi ’71, Houston, TX John Gres, Alpha Pi ’83, Giddings, TX Daniel Peck, Kappa ’62, Uhrichsville, OH Dennis Wong, Tau ’85, Yuma, AZ Jon Wolf, Beta Mu ’90, Lena, IL Michael Shannon, Alpha Epsilon ’76, Kennewick, WA Vanessa Cole, Beta Mu ’93, Patoka, IL Jonathan Suddol, Gamma ’98, Westfield, MA Barry Kennedy, Alpha Eta ’77, Suwanee, GA Clifford Niles, Omicron ’87, Thunder Bay, ON Canada Jennifer Criss, Alpha Psi 2003, Nacogdoches, TX Kevin Behn, Beta Mu ’92, Marissa, IL Bradley Dunn, Beta MU ’98, Vandalia, IL Louis DeSantis, Beta ’84, Staten Island, NY Richard Peppard, Alpha Pi ’83, Austin, TX Mark Wright, Tau ’86, Naperville, IL Richard Healy, Iota ’82, Santa Maria, CA Ed Kavanaugh, Chi ’64, Kansas City, MO Howard Alstrom, Rho ’80, Westchester IL Noreen Quimson, Iota ’94, San Francisco, CA Larry Osborne, Beta Mu ’82, Decatur, IL Zachary Rodeffer, Beta Mu 2016, Hamilton, IL Andrew Pickens, Beta Lambda ’79, Billings MT John Kent, Alpha Kappa ’63, Geismar LA Joseph Unger, Lambda ’85, Chicago, IL Brian Soltys, Sigma ’79, Rockford, IL Troy Jones, Beta Lambda ’87, San Antonio, TX Heath Grote, Beta Mu ’95, Mahomet, IL Susan Orwick-Barnes, Alpha Omicron ’81, Knoxville TN Andrew Beyer, Beta Mu ’98, Kansas City, MO Nathalia Garcia, Beta Mu Alum, Chesterfield, MO Maryam Mojdehi-Barnes, Alpha Pi ’87, Allen, TX J.Stansill Covington, Alpha Omicron ’81, Memphis, TN J. Terrell Hoffeld, Kappa ’72, Rockville, MD Anna Pogoncheff, Alpha 2013, Lansing, MI Graham Beard, Beta Mu 2013, Waterloo, IL Bruce Valentine, Alpha Phi ’69, Modesto, CA Michael Schafhauser, Phi ’79, St. Paul, MN Charles Ditta, Beta Zeta ’86, Livingston, NJ John Staivecki, Gamma ’88, Schnecksville, PA
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ΞΨΦ Hugo Artaza, Alpha Psi ’82, Katy, TX Susan Mischissin, Gamma ’91, Cape May Ct House, NJ Delbert Van Voorhis, Alpha Theta ’46, Colton, CA Brian Grey, Iota ’89, Lakeport, CA Robert Bitter, Tau ’78, Edwardsville, IL Thomas McCain, Alpha Phi ’69, Cypress, CA J. Barry Howell, Theta ’88, Urbana, IL Stephen Liesen, Beta Mu ’88, Barry, IL Michael Cho, Gamma 2010, Richard, TX Charles Holmen, Beta Mu ’83, Waterloo, IL Boki Chung, Beta 2009, Kaunakakai, HI Larry Herwig, Alpha Pi ’84, Dallas, TX Harkiran Chaudhri, Tau ’89, Pleasant Hill, CA Kristen Schreiner, Chi 2001, Lees Summit, MO Emily Mattingly, Chi 2012, Chillicothe, MO Peter Kearney, Omnicron ’79, Bowen Island, BC Canada John Robinson, Tau ’79, Eugene, OR Kelly Skerrett, Beta Omicron 2019, Chicago, IL John Sullivan, Alpha Omicron ’69, Lexington, TN Alan White, Alpha Omicron ’87, Stauton, VA Steven Miethamer, Tau ’74, Palm Springs, CA Ricky Smith, Chi ’83, Gridley, KS Robert Fesmire, Alpha Omicron ’88, Nashville, TN Richard Wagner, Theta ’71, Evansville, IN Nicholas Vernice, Beta ’88, Garden City, NY Richard Scheetz, Kappa ’68, Dublin, OH James Schmidt, Rho ’82, St. Louis, MO Trisha Kimes, Alpha Pi 2007, Austin, TX Robert Kelly, Alpha Psi ’69, Cleburne, TX Gary Fischer, Beta Mu ’82, Maryville, IL Jose Santana, Beta ’94, Brooklyn, NY
Recent Graduate Fee: Rachel Forer, Iota 2018, Mameda CA Madison Reynolds, Chi 2017, Mission, KS Ethan Do, Iota 2018, San Francisco, CA
Robyn Lett Malone, Iota 2016, San Pablo, CA Joseph Carrasco-Sandoval, Iota 2019, Napa CA Chelsea Townes-Francis, Alpha Tau 2016, Patchogue, NY Cal Harmon, Beta Mu 2016, St Louis, MO
Maintenance Fee: Ollie Fisher, Tau ’77, Creve Coeur, MO Michael R. Panzer, Iota ’68, Stockton, CA *Robert Tuttle, Iota ’45, Santa Rosa, CA Alfred Beattie, Gamma ’64, Salisbury, MD Gerald A. Caniglia, Akpha Kappa ’66, Phoenix, AZ *Charles T. Bole II, Kappa ’60, Laurel MD Robert A. Willis, Chi ’78, Wellington, KS Robert W. Bodd, Beta ’64, New Hyde Park, NY Michael A. Bagaason, Alpha Epsilon, ’80,Springfield, OR Kurt G, Studt, Tau ’66, Chesterfield,, MO Raleigh H. Watson, Alpha Eta ’61, Berryville, VA Richard E. Oakes, Beta Theta ’66, Huntington, WV Richard L. Martin, Theta ’68, Kokomo, IN *F. Kurt Hugelmeyer, Eta ’54, Sunset Beach, NC Douglas A. Shealy, Alpha Eta ’82, Rowley, MA *Donald J. Dal Porto, Iota ’59, La Quinta,CA *John Farsakian, Alpha Theta ’62, Westlake Village, CA Joseph J. Marino, Beta ’67, Stramford, CT Terry A. Burke, Lambda ’70, Middleton, WI *John W. Kendrick, Theta ’58, Indianapolis, IN Maria Chila, Gamma ’85, Philadelphia, PA Robert C. Beaver, Chi ’64, Andover, KS Stephen Brown, Omicron, ’78, Chelsey, ON Canada *Kenneth Mills, Alpha Omicron ’59, Morristown, TN *R. Lawrence Fraze, Delta ’59, Warren, NJ Bruce Carter, Alpha Phi ’62, Berkeley, CA Charles W. Weber, Beta Epsilon ’63, Anderson, SC
William Tinkler, Beta ’54, Holtsville, NY Anthony Carter, Beta ’65, Staten Island, NY William Thomas, Rho ’58, Hobson, MT Gerald Bruno, Alpha Kappa ’69, Omaha, NE Don Martin, Iota ’63, San Francisco, CA A.Terrence Whittaker, Iota ’64, Pismo Beach, CA Harry Knott, Alpha Theta ’64, Redondo Beach, CA Karen Gougeon, Kappa ’91, Levering MI Dewitt May, Kappa ’76, Zanesville, OH Patrick Barrett, Theta ’70, Poulsbo, WA James Wetzel Jr, Tau ’66, Casper, WY John Young Jr, Beta ’86, Brooklyn, NY Michael Spielberger, Tau ’77, Glens Fall, NY Brian Balda, Beta Mu ’86, Effingham, IL Russell Newell, Iota ’63, Silverton, OR Cal Harmon, Beta Mu 2016, st. Louis, MO Thomas Cornell, Beta Beta ’60, Beverly Hills, FL Leonard Tibbetts, Alpha Psi ’66, Arlington, TX Frank Santos Jr, Alpha Psi ’60, San Antonio, TX Victor Kleinatis, Alpha Omicron ’82, Memphis, TN Nancy Coates, Alpha Omicron ’84, Knoxville, TN Janine Bethea, Alpha Eta ’81, Marietta, GA Brody Hildebrand, Alpha Pi 2000, Dallas, TX Wayne Goodin, Chi ’70, Republic, MO Susan Rieken, Beta MU ’95, Columbia, IL Dennis Savoca, Kappa ’69, Edwardsville, IL Lee Jameson, Lambda ’74, Downers Grove,IL
Donations to General Fund: David Grogan, Alpha Pi ’81, Woodway, TX Thomas J. Bonomo, Beta ’61, Northport, NY Jean Schwarz, Honorary Member 2012, Deerfield, IL Louise First, Beta Mu ’93, St. Louis, MO Charles Arita, Iota ’88, Morgan Hill, CA Penelope Yip, Iota ’94, Berkeley, CA Anne-Lise Fink, Iota ’94, Concord, CA
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FRIENDSHIP DEGREE Alpha – University of Michigan School of Dentistry David Jarvie
Chi – UMKC School of Dentistry Regan Aiello Lane Anderson Shaley Baker Ryann Burnett Sarah Carney Bryce Childers Blake Clarke Christopher Conroy Mason Cupp Natalie Danisi Sandy Davis Jimmy Dixon Adam Dore’
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Blayne Downs Josie DuBois Morgan Engelbrecht Ted Esswein Madison Etling Jake Findley Maggie Herold Adam Howe Katie Jehle Zane Keller Edward McAllister II Elizabeth Kutina Nicole Lauritsen Alyssa Ly Taylor Ly Heather Moore Ben Morrett Jeff Munroe Kristy Nguyen Alec Piwowarczyjk
Ryan Poertner Nathan Romme Claudia Garcia Sanchez Leila Seabaugh Logan Smith Sam Smith Emily Stringer Alexandria Thomas Michelle Tran Sara Vandervoort Mackenzie Williams Brooklyn Woodworth Marta Zakovich Brennan Buerck
Iota – University of California, San Francisco, School of Dentistry Mark Ryan Perena Abad Devin Joseph Babauta Ellis C Back
Karolina Brzyska Jamie Chang Joanna Mae Chua Eric James Coy Max Feinberg Michael Gacias Andrea Guido Nina Hatami Nicole Iribarren Kristin Renee Kilarski Tiffany La Alexander Le Erin Malone Hanna Nguyen Viviane Nguyen Marleah J Nurse Marrina Ran Amanda Rosenfeld Alejandra Saenz Shreya Shah
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Ellysha Bautisa Sunga Helena Louise Viets Erin Hayashi Welter
Omicron – University of Toronto, Faculty of Dentistry David Abraham Mona Adibmoradi Rebecca Allen Syed Ali Sanaa Arifuddin Rebecca Bahar Kissa Batul Brianna Boissoneault Sepehr Bozorgzadeh Marc Candeliere Kristina Carnogursky Gloria Chang Aikansha Chawla Willie Cygelfard David De Lazzari Gillian Denomme Matthew Deratynay Suraya Dhalla Charanbir Dhillon Avery Donkin Mostafa Douaa David Dunbar Angela Dykes Bahareh Fouladi Jade Goodman Mina Hanna Suhaib Hasan Vincent Hua Jae Sung Huh Liana Iannucci Imtisal Janjua Manvir Kahlon Tegveer Kamra Ehsan Khani Aynaz Khodayari Alexandra Khozin Rashmi Kiri Dominika Kovaleva Jamie Lee
Andrew Leung Silken Lim Jeffery Liang Darrien Lui Zujajah Malik Sara Marcine Noha Miah Sakhithya Mohanathaas Thehavi Nagaarudkumara Michael Nakhla Emily Nguyen Rachel Park Sarah Park Raj Patel Sudip Patel Maryium Rahat Aleksandra Redzic Denise Roque Frederic Rochon Ivan Ruvinov Alison Schumacher Ashley Smith Amber Sun Adam Tepperman Rakhi Tilak Matthieu Trottier Rickson Valtellini Jennifer Wang Sonya Waselenko Amani Yasha Caroline Ye Matthew Yoon Christina Zografos
Alpha Omicron – University of Tennessee College of Dentistry Lauren Allen Lexie Balisterri Reid Barton Summer Chase Grace Choi Jared Cooper Jiten Dave James Day Oliver Dozier
Elvys Ferrufino Allyson Fesmire Christopher Hamilton Jordan Harbison William Harris Troy Hippensteel Jon Howell Charlie Hughes Jacob Jeansonne JamieLynn Jung Annabel Kisling Sarah Kutas Britten Lovelace Aaron Manela Dennis Molina-Aguilar Lovell Morris Patrick Nabholz Allison Neel Layla Norbash Hannah Poarch Jake Perry Chandler Petty Matthew Phillips Sarah Pierce Geoffrey Pippin Jake Ramsey John Ross Meraj Sayyed Connor Shelton Won Taek Shin Victoria Stromberg Eliza Taylor Baylor Terrell Tanner Trent Quy Van James Warner Chandler Williams James Wisener Jordan Wong
Alpha Psi – University of Texas, Health Science Center in Houston Nhu Dao Tuyet Doan Heni Gutman
Vincent Nguyen Sean Patel Reda Syed Sarah Zhao
Alpha Tau – Columbia University College of Dental Medicine Liya Ma Yuna Park Julia Yun
Beta Mu – Southern Illinois University School of Dental Medicine Maitham Alaayedi Nicholas Dehr Mohammad Douleh Tabitha Hanson Andrew Hasler Taylor Jemilo Daniel Mckenzie Mitchell Muller Mason Plotner Jake Scheiter Jesse Snyder
Beta Nu – Stony Brok University School of Dental Medicine Susan Erickson Esau Cruz Gutierrez Chae Young Kim Yeshin Kwon Syeda Mahbub Jennifer Michel Kristen McMahon Michael Vaglica
Beta Omicron – Midwestern University College of Dental Medicine-IL Gabriella Chung Jordan Farah Taira Iusufova Michael Nguyen Ruby Marina Smith
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