The Carolina Institute for Dental Radiology Educators

Three Programs Designed Especially for Dental EducatorsEducational Theory and Strategies forDental Radiology EducatorsJuly 13, 2012The Carolina Institute forDental Radiology EducatorsJuly 14–17, 2012The Carolina Oral Pathology InstituteJuly 18–20, 2012Sponsored by theUniversity of North CarolinaSchool of DentistryLocation:The UNC School of Dentistry

Carolina Institutes ScheduleEducational Theory and Strategiesfor Dental Radiology EducatorsFriday, July 13, 20128:30 – 9:00 Registration9:00 – 4:30 Educational Theory and Strategies for Dental RadiologyEducatorsContinental Breakfast and Lunch IncludedThe Carolina Institute for Dental Radiology EducatorsSaturday, July 14, 20127:30 – 8:00 Registration8:00 – 3:00 The Carolina Institute for Dental Radiology EducatorsContinental Breakfast and Lunch IncludedSunday, July 15, 20128:00 – 4:00 The Carolina Institute for Dental Radiology EducatorsContinental Breakfast and Lunch Included6:30 – 8:30 Picnic at Dr. Ludlow’s homeMonday, July 16, 20129:00 – 4:00 The Carolina Institute for Dental Radiology EducatorsContinental Breakfast and Lunch IncludedTuesday, July 17, 20128:00 – 3:15 The Carolina Institute for Dental Radiology EducatorsContinental Breakfast and Lunch IncludedThe Carolina Oral Pathology InstituteWednesday, July 18, 20128:00 – 8:30 Registration8:30 – 4:30 The Carolina Oral Pathology InstituteContinental Breakfast and Lunch IncludedThursday, July 19, 20128:00 – 8:30 Registration8:30 – 4:30 The Carolina Oral Pathology InstituteContinental Breakfast and Lunch IncludedFriday, July 20, 20128:00 – 8:30 Registration8:30 – 12:00 The Carolina Oral Pathology InstituteContinental Breakfast

Educational Theory and Strategiesfor Dental Radiology EducatorsJuly 13, 2012 • 9:00am – 4:30pmPROGRAMThis course is designed to introduce educational theory andmethodology for dental radiology educators. Topics that will bediscussed include motivation, assessment, adult learning, teachingtoday’s students, learning and teaching styles, and classroom, pre-clinicaland clinical teaching as well as integrating classroom concepts into theclinic. This workshop is designed to fulfill the CODA requirement foreducational theory in radiology.Topic Outline1. Educational Theory of How Adults Learn2. Assessment of Teaching and Learning3. Teaching Today’s Students4. Techniques for Teaching Radiologya. Task Analysis (lecture and activity)b. Classroom Teaching: internet resources, teaching media,textbooks, interactive exercisesc. Pre-clinic Teaching: Use of manikins/peer patients,Process and end product evaluation,Use of mini labs, Faculty: Student ratios,Competencies, and Teaching radiographictechniques (Stabe® vs. XCP®)d. Clinic Teaching: styles of questioning, demonstration,documentation of performancee. Integration from classroom to clinic: Incorporating normalradiographic anatomy, Radiographic interpretation,Manikin to humanEducational Theory and Strategies forDental Radiology Educators FacultySally Murr Mauriello R.D.H., M.Ed., Ed.D.Professor, Department of Dental Ecology,at the University of North CarolinaVickie Parrish Overman R.D.H., M.Ed.Clinical Associate Professor, Department of Dental Ecologyat the University of North CarolinaUNC School of Dentistry is anADA CERP Recognized Provider.

The CAROLINA INSTITUTEFor Dental Radiology EducatorsJuly 14-17, 2012CORE TOPICS• Cone Beam Computed Tomographyof TMJ and Implant Sites• Buccal Object Rule• Principles and Applications ofComputed Dental Radiology• Clinical Radiation Biology andProtection• Fundamentals of Imaging Principles• Dental Radiography QualityAssurance• Instructional Methodology• Laboratory Strategies for TeachingDental RadiologySAVE $100 When You Attend Both ICarolina Oral Pathology InstituteJuly 18-20, 2012PROGRAMCORE TOPICS• Radiology of Caries• Periodontal and PeriapicalDisease• The Fundamentals ofInterpretation• Normal Anatomy and Artifacts inPanoramic Radiography• Advanced Complex Imaging• Radiographic Evaluation andGrading Calibration• Curriculum Issues in DentalRadiology Education• Infection ControlThe Fifth Annual Carolina Oral Pathology Institute will provide dentists,dental hygienists, and dental assistants who teach oral pathology withan update in the recognition and management of oral pathologic lesions.Using case study, lecture and participatory approaches, the Institutefaculty will provide informative and interactive presentations designed tochallenge participants in a relaxed atmosphere.In 2012, topics will include: Developmental Disorders of the Head andNeck, Radiographic Interpretation of Intraosseous Lesions, Viral Infectionsof the Oral Cavity, Salivary Gland and Odontogenic Neoplasms, CancerChemotherapy and Radiation Side Effects, Clinical Differential DiagnosisExercises using Audience Response Technology, Enhancing OralPresentations for the Classroom, Test Construction exercises and more.This also is a great opportunity for all dentists, dental hygienists, anddental assistants who may not currently teach oral pathology but areinterested in updating oral pathology knowledge for their own professionaldevelopment. Those who do not require information on teachingmethodology will be provided an alternative activity.

CAROLINA INSTITUTE FOR DENTAL RADIOLOGY EDUCATORSFACULTYEnrique (Rick) Platin R.T., M.S., Ed.D.Course Director, Clinical Professor,Department of Diagnostic Sciences & General DentistryJohn B. Ludlow D.D.S., M.S.Professor and Director of Oral Radiology Program,Department of Diagnostic Sciences & General DentistrySally Murr Mauriello R.D.H., M.Ed., Ed.D.Professor, Department of Dental EcologyVickie Parrish Overman R.D.H., M.Ed.Clinical Associate Professor, Department of Dental EcologyDonald A. Tyndall D.D.S., M.S.P.H., Ph.D.Professor, Department of Diagnostic Sciences & General DentistryAndre Mol D.D.S., M.S. Ph.D.Clinical Assistant Professor,Department of Diagnostic Sciences & General DentistrynstitutesAt the end of the course, you will be able to1. Discuss the basic principles of developmental disorders, neoplasia andvirology and recognize the key diagnostic features of each.2. Recognize the radiographic features of intraosseous lesions of the jaws.3. Understand the cause of and management for cancer therapy side effects.4. Enhance their classroom skills in test construction and lecturepresentations.Oral Pathology Institute FacultyAlice Curran D.M.D., M.S.Course Director, Associate Professor, Diagnostic Sciences & GeneralDentistryLynn Solomon, D.D.S., M.S.Assistant Professor, Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Pathology atTufts University School of Dental Medicine in BostonJennifer Webster-Cyriaque, D.D.S., Ph.DAssociate Professor, Department of Dental EcologySandra Myers, D.M.D.Associate Professor, Department of Diagnostic and Biological Science,University of Minnesota School of Dentistry

ACCOMMODATIONS The following hotels are recommended due totheir location or assistance with transportation.The Carolina Innis walking distance from theSchool of Dentistry.800-962-8519 or 919-933-2001www.ResidenceInnChapelHill.comThe Courtyard by Marriott800-321-2211 or 919-883-0700www.courtyardchapelhill.comThe Residence Inn Chapel Hillby Marriot919-933-4848www.marriott.comThe Franklin Hotelis approximately one milefrom the School of Dentistry.866-831-5999 or 919-442-9000www.franklinhotelnc.comThe Hampton Inn and Suiteshas local shuttle service(Mon - Sat) and a complimentaryhot breakfast.800-426-7866 or 919-403-8700The Sheratonhas local shuttle service.800-325-3535 or 919-968-4900www. SheratonChapelHill.comThe Sienahas local shuttle service.800-223-7379 or 919-929-4000www.sienahotel.comTUITION$225 Educational Theory and Strategies for Dental RadiologyEducators – Friday, July 9, 2012$950 The Carolina Institute for Dental Radiology Educators$650 Carolina Oral Pathology Institute$150 DepositsBalance due by July 1, 2012Returning COPI participants get a 10% discountREGISTRATION MADE EASYBe sure to fill out all applicable informationon the registration form. Pleasemake additional copies for each individualregistration.Upon completion, you may either:Register By Mail:Send the completed registration formwith a check or money order made payableto UNC School of Dentistry to:Attention: RegistrationUNC Continuing Dental EducationCampus Box 7452Chapel Hill, NC 27599-7452Register On-line:Direct your web-browser towww.dentistry.unc.edu/cde/courses.QUESTIONS?Call: 919-966-2729 or E-mailus at CDE@dentistry.unc.eduREFUND POLICYSince considerable advanceplanning is necessary for thiscontinuing education program,a tuition refund, less a $50 fee,will be issued for cancellationup to 7 days prior to thestart date of the course. Thecancellation fee is necessaryto cover materials and facilitiescosts incurred for eachparticipant, which are non–refundable to us. No refundscan be issued after that date.

REGISTRATION FORMDuplicate form as needed.☐ Educational Theory and Strategies for DentalRadiology Educators $225 (Friday, July 13, 2012) (13-DE-003)☐ BOTH INSTITUTES $1,500☐The Carolina Institute For Dental Radiology Educators$950 (Sat–Tues, July 14–17, 2012) (13-DS-010)☐ The Carolina Oral Pathology Institute*❏ First Time $650 ❏ Returning $585(Wed–Fri, July 18–20, 2012) (13-DS-001)You Save$100First Name ______________________Last Name______________________Jr./Sr._______Badge NameCDE ID#____________________________❏ Male❏ Female*❏ I am not an oral pathology educator and would like to attend an alternate activity.Employer____________________________________________________________________Mailing Address__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________City________________________________State___________Zip ______________________County in NC________________________________________________________________Daytime Phone ( )____________________Fax ( )___________________________Email________________________________________________________________________Check #_________________________Check Amount $_____________________________Register On-line with a Credit Card at www.dentistry.unc.edu/cde/courses❏ I have have special needs, please contact me.Date Received (office use only) ________________________________________________The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill is committed to equality of educational opportunity and doesnot discriminate against applicants, students, or employees based on race, color, national origin, religion,sex, age, veteran status, or disability.Dental education institutions have an obligation to disseminate new knowledge related to dental practice.In so doing, some presentations may include controversial materials or commercial references. Sponsorshipof a continuing education course by the University of North Carolina does not necessarily imply endorsementof a particular philosophy, procedure, or product by this institution.By providing my information, I consent to receive communications via mail, email, fax, and phone from theUniversity of North Carolina Continuing Dental Education office. The Continuing Dental Education office willnot share your information with anyone.

Continuing Dental EducationUNC School of DentistryCampus Box 7452Chapel Hill, NC 27599-7452Educational Theory and Strategies forDental Radiology EducatorsJuly 13, 2012The Carolina Institute forDental Radiology EducatorsJuly 14–17, 2012The Carolina Oral Pathology InstituteJuly 18–20, 2012NonprofitOrganizationU.S. PostagePAIDPermit No. 177Chapel Hill, NC