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Annie Hall 1400 Manhattan Ave., Oakland, Ca 94606.(510) 111.2222 ANNIE HALL 1400 MANHATTAN AVE., OAKLAND, CA 94606.(510) 111.2222. [email protected] EDUCATION § University of California at San Francisco. Doctor of Dental Surgery anticipated Month Year § University of California at Irvine Bachelor of Science in Developmental Biology. G.P.A. 3.96 (Highest Honors) § San Francisco State Community College SCHOLARSHIPS AND AWARDS Year-Year Zelig Scholarship Year-Year California Dental Association Foundation Scholarship Year-Year Exceptional Clinical Performance Recognition, UCSF Year-Year Dean’s Honors, UCSF Year-Year Dean’s Honors, UCI Year President’s Honors, San Francisco State Community College Year-Year Dean’s Honors, San Francisco State Community College CLINICAL RESEARCH EXPERIENCE Year-Year Endodontic Clerkship. UCSF Pre-doctoral Clinic Year-Year Name of Research Project Here. Division of Endodontics, Department of Restorative Dentistry, UCSF. Principle investigator: Dr. Woody Allen, DMD Year-Year Name of Research Project Here. Division of Biomaterials Science, Department of Restorative Dentistry, UCSF. Principle investigator: Danny Rose, DDS, PhD Year-Present Examining the Name of Research Project Here. Division of Biomaterials Science, Department of Restorative Dentistry, UCSF. Principle investigator: Danny Rose, DDS, Year Table Clinics Presenter, “Name of Presentation Here,”UCSF Dental Alumni Association Scientific Session Year Table Clinics Presenter, “Name of Project Here,” UCSF Dental Alumni Association Scientific session PROFESSIONAL/UNIVERSITY LEADERSHIP AND SERVICE Year-present Endodontic Assistant, Post-graduate Program, UCSF Year-present Teaching Assistant, Endodontics laboratory for 2nd year dental students, UCSF Year-present Associated Dental Students Vice President, UCSF Year-Year Year-Year Student Coordinator, UCSF Community Dental Clinics Year-present American Student Dentist Association “Education Coordinator,” UCSF Year-present Student dentist provider at UCSF-Community Dental Clinic Year-present UCSF student provider Purple Rose of Cairo Dental Clinic Year-Year Treasurer of the Dental Class of Year Here Year-Year Coordinator, note taker for the Dental Class Year Here, UCSF Year-Year Teaching Assistant, local anesthetic course/basic clinical skills for 1st and 2nd year dental students, UCSF Year-Year Co-creator and coordinator of dental student “Spring Clothing Drive,” UCSF Year-Year Volunteer, education and screening programs for various community organizations, schools and daycare facilities Year-Year YMCA staff- Latch Key Kids after school program Year-Year Member, UCI Dental Associationh DENTISTRY-BASED EMPLOYMENT Year-present Radiology technician, Post-graduate Prosthodontic Department, UCSF Year-Year Dental assistant and sterilization technician, Bananas Dental Group, Redwood, Ca. PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS § International Association of Dental Research/American Association of Dental research § Stardust Memories Research Society § American Dental Association/ American Students Dental Association § California Dental Association § American Dental Education Association Copyright © 2012 Office of Career & Professional Development, University of California, San Francisco .
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