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John V. Olson, D.D.S.
Dean
The University of Texas
Dental School at San Antonio
The University of Texas Dental School at San Antonio was created by an Act of the Legislature on May
23, 1969- This established a second dental school in
the State System, and gave the State its third dental
school. The first beginning class of sixteen students
entered on September 10, 1970 utilizing two multi-
disciplinary laboratories borrowed from the Medical
School and also using newly constructed space underneath the Auditorium. The new Dental School
provides the existing Medical School and the teaching hospital with an additional dimension of the
Health professions with the result that their faculties and staffs are working cooperatively on many
projects.
The faculty and administration of the new Dental
School are creating a dental education program
which makes use of some of the Medical School
Curriculum as well as developing courses that are
completely dentally oriented. Also, plans are being
made for the construction of a new Dental School
building that will accept 152 dental students each
year along with dental hygienists, dental assistants,
dental laboratory technicians and graduate students.
It is expected that with the development of the Dental School and its various programs, that one of the
Nation's largest and most productive Health Centers
will be created. Also, it is expected that the cooperative projects between the Dental Branch at Houston
and the Dental School at San Antonio will result in
these dental schools providing National leadership
in the field of curriculum development and also in
the use of special teaching methods.
Show them the good work we do here, baby.
This mouthwash is highly recommended by all the members of the Dental School. 99
| Title | Curandero |
| Subject |
Medicine Schools, Medical Students Faculty |
| Description | The 1971 yearbook of the Medical School at the University of Texas Health Science Center (formerly the University of Texas Medical School) at San Antonio. The yearbook was also published under the following titles: Aesculapius (1981-82, 1984-90, 1992-present); Grand Rounds (1983); and Caduceus (1991). The Medical School yearbook was not published in 1974-76 and 1978-80. |
| Original Publisher | San Antonio: University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio, Medical School. |
| Digital Publisher | UT Health San Antonio Libraries; |
| Original Format |
Yearbook |
| Digital Format | JP2; |
| Date Original | 1971 |
| Date Digital | 2010 |
| Primary Collection | University History |
| Digitization Specifications | 16-bit grayscale; 400 ppi; Microtek Scanmaker i900 flatbed scanner; |
| Access Rights and Restrictions | All Rights Reserved. The Libraries are publishing this material online for its historical value, at the request of the Alumni Office, and to assist us in identifying and contacting the copyright holders. If you have concerns about the availability of this material online, wish to reuse the material, or if you have information about the copyright holder(s), please contact the Digital Archive Team at DigitalArchive@uthscsa.edu. |
| Collection Identifier | Medical School Yearbooks |
| Language | eng |
| Call Number | W 1 A253 |
| Title | page99 |
| Full Text | John V. Olson, D.D.S. Dean The University of Texas Dental School at San Antonio The University of Texas Dental School at San Antonio was created by an Act of the Legislature on May 23, 1969- This established a second dental school in the State System, and gave the State its third dental school. The first beginning class of sixteen students entered on September 10, 1970 utilizing two multi- disciplinary laboratories borrowed from the Medical School and also using newly constructed space underneath the Auditorium. The new Dental School provides the existing Medical School and the teaching hospital with an additional dimension of the Health professions with the result that their faculties and staffs are working cooperatively on many projects. The faculty and administration of the new Dental School are creating a dental education program which makes use of some of the Medical School Curriculum as well as developing courses that are completely dentally oriented. Also, plans are being made for the construction of a new Dental School building that will accept 152 dental students each year along with dental hygienists, dental assistants, dental laboratory technicians and graduate students. It is expected that with the development of the Dental School and its various programs, that one of the Nation's largest and most productive Health Centers will be created. Also, it is expected that the cooperative projects between the Dental Branch at Houston and the Dental School at San Antonio will result in these dental schools providing National leadership in the field of curriculum development and also in the use of special teaching methods. Show them the good work we do here, baby. This mouthwash is highly recommended by all the members of the Dental School. 99 |
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