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The Dental Hygiene Program has evolved from its original two‑year associate degree into a comprehensive four‑year bachelor’s degree, reflecting decades of academic growth and professional advancement. The artifacts on display trace this transformation from the program’s early years to its current status, showcasing the achievements, scholarship, and scientific excellence that define the field of dental hygiene today.
Floor Plan Drawings for Clayton Junior College Dental Hygiene Clinic
Dr. Wilbur G. Reed (left) , Head of the Dental Hygiene Program, going over policies with Dr. O. C. Lam, Chairman of the Division of Natural Sciences and Mathematics. Photo taken in the Clayton Junior College's Dental Hygiene Clinic.
CCSU Dental Hygiene Program Green Pin
CCSU Dental Hygiene Program Purple Pin
1970 Clayton County Journal article detailing the College's plans to offer the two-year Dental Hygiene Program.
Dental Hygiene students earning clinical hours as they serve patients in the on-campus clinic during early 1990's.
Dental student receiving her cap, during a Capping Ceremony, marking the start of her clinical study.
Dental Hygiene student James Hunter receiving Pin from faculty member Bettye Roberson
News article promoting new dental hygienist course to be offered starting in the fall of 1971 at Clayton Junior College.
A Clayton Junior College press release putting out a public call for prospective students to apply to the first dental program class for the 1971 fall quarter.
A Clayton State College press release announcing that sophomore dental hygiene students are presenting a series of "table clinics" at the College's 13th annual Table Clinic Day
Clayton College & State University student Mary Jones receives her Bachelor in Applied Science Degree in Dental Hygiene on May 7th 2001
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