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20 MAY WE WRITE YOU A CHECK? SUPPORT THE FUTURE OF THE SCHOOL OF DENTAL MEDICINE With a Charitable Gift Annuity It has never been easier to provide for the financial security of you and your loved ones while also supporting the School of Dental Medicine and its future. Your gift of appreciated stock or cash can provide you with: Payments for life, a portion of which may be tax-free Guaranteed, fixed income at a high rate (up to 11% depending upon your age) A current income tax deduction for a portion of your gift Security in the knowledge you are supporting Case Western Reserve University School of Dental Medicine For more information, including a personalized illustration of how a Charitable Gift Annuity can work for you or to review the full range of ways to meet personal planning objectives while securing the future of Case Western Reserve University School of Dental Medicine please contact the Office of Planned Giving at (877) 477-1143 toll-free or (216) 368-4460. SAMPLE RATE CHART FOR A $25,000 GIFT ANNUITY ON A SINGLE LIFE Annuitant age at gift Age 65 Age 70 Age 75 Age 80 Age 85 Annuity rate 6.0% 6.5% 7.1% 8.0% 9.5% Charitable deduction* $7,775 $8,984 $10,387 $11,740 $12,747 Annual payment $1,500 $1,625 $1,775 $2,000 $2,375 *The deduction will vary with the federal discount rate at the time of your gift. Note: Charitable Gift Annuities are not investments or insurance and are not regulated by the insurance department of any state.
PRECEPTOR CORNER BY MARIUS LANIAUSKAS ’80 “Change is only another word for learning; therefore, the theories of learning will also be the theories of changing. If you want to change, try learning one might say, or more precisely, if you want to be more in control of your change, take learning more seriously.” —Charles Handy (quoted at the introduction to the paper “The Dialogue of Learning and Change”) With the rapid influx of new materials and technological advances into the dental profession, one major criticism of dental schools, including ours, has been their inability to “change.” Under the leadership of Dean Goldberg ’70 and our chairman Dr. Avishai Sadan, the Department of Comprehensive Dentistry has Preceptors attending lecture not been afraid to change. With our department taking a more serious approach to learning, we have effectively controlled the changes taking place. Twice a month, our department has enjoyed meeting collectively to expand our horizons on contemporary topics such as bleaching, new ceramic materials, adhesive dentistry, malpractice, and enhancement of communication skills. These seminars are taught by our faculty, based on much of the research being done at CWRU’s School of Dental Medicine and elsewhere. Other seminars, dealing with medical topics such as seizures and sleep disorders, have been taught by staff from the Cleveland Clinic and University Hospitals Case Medical Center. The emphasis on learning has taken our department to meetings in San Diego and Boston. We plan to attend the 22nd International Symposium on Ceramics in Los Angeles in June 2008. Internationally acclaimed lecturers have accepted invitations to our school to specifically address our department’s needs. These have included Dr. Eric Van Dooren (Antwerp), Dr. Galip Gurel (Instanbul), Dr. Mauro Fradeoni (Pesaro, Italy), Dr. Didier Dietschi (Geneva), and Dr. Sonia Leziy (Vancouver, Canada). Through all-day lectures (including hands-on training in new techniques) we have been exposed to many cutting-edge procedures that are being incorporated into our day-to-day preclinical and clinical teaching. Change can be good! Change is exciting! We are not afraid to change, and we are changing by continuing to learn! E-MAIL: mmldds@gmail.com STAFF SERVICE MILESTONES The faculty and students of the School of Dental Medicine would like to thank the entire staff for their hard work and dedication. We are fortunate to have a devoted group of employees. Below we recognize those who have reached years of service milestones in 5 year increments as of December 2007. Carolyn Calhoun – Dispensary: 5 years Diana Coston – Development and Alumni Relations: 5 years Jennifer Dixon – Oral Surgery: 5 years Angela Harris – Community Dentistry: 5 years Marna Negrelli – Faculty Practice: 5 years Sherry Norman – Community Dentistry: 5 years Brian Sherman – Admissions: 5 years Cheryl Silas – Admissions: 5 years Connie Watkins – Community Dentistry: 10 years Cynthia Archibald – Finance/Operations: 20 years Margaret Samp – Dispensary: 25 years Dorothy Caplin – Dean’s Office: 35 years Celestine Fomby – Pediatrics: 35 years 21
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