Temple University School of Dentistry - Odontolog Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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uJrmpl? llniueraity KM I'M ' UNIX KRSITV. one of the three great Universities of the State of Pennsylvania, has had for many years strong departments of Law, Medicine, Pharmacy, Theology, a large College of the Liberal Arts and Sciences, a Teachers’ College and a School of Commercial Kducation. In 1907 the Temple University affiliated with itself the Philadelphia Dental College. During the ten years since the Philadelphia Dental College became the Dental Department of Temple University, much has been done to increase its laboratory facilities and to keep it in every way up to the constantly advancing standards of dental education. From time to time, the faculty has been enlarged, strong men being added. In 1916 the Medico-Chirurgical College ceased to exist as a separate institution. The Dean of its Dental Department, Dr. 1. Norman Broomell, a well known authority on the anatomy and histology of the mouth and teeth, accepted a position on the faculty of the Philadelphia Dental College ns Professor of Dental Anatomy and Histology and Clinical Dentistry. Several other members of the same faculty were added. Practically all of the Medico-Chi students also transferred their membership to 'Temple University. This amalgamation of interests has proved of mutual benefit. The interest of every alumnus of the Dental Department is desired, however, not only for the Dental Department, but for every other departmnt of the University. Russell H. Con well, President.

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