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21st Annual Hinman Student Research Symposium Review – Dr. Jonathan Dubin

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President’s Message

General Chairman’s Message

Membership Meeting Photos & Landmark Members Presentation

Meeting & Exhibits News

Annual Meeting 2016 & Society Task Force

Member Feature: Drs. Barron & Raper

Executive Council & Membership Meeting Minutes

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Fox Theatre Dr. Bryan Dodge

How to Have your Best Year Ever

At the end of October, I had the honor of traveling to Memphis, Tennessee to attend the 21st Hinman Student Research Symposium at the University of Tennessee. The Hinman Trustees have financially supported the Symposium since it began and the President of the Society is invited each year to attend. The Symposium featured oral and poster presentations of research projects by dental students and graduate trainees from dental schools across the nation. Ninety-four students represented an all-time high of 51 dental schools in 30 states, the District of Columbia and

three Canadian provinces. The Symposium was also supported in part by grants from the National Institute for Dental and Craniofacial Research (NIDCR), the Procter & Gamble Company, the University of Tennessee College of Dentistry Alumni Association, the Tennessee Dental Association Foundation and the Colgate-Palmolive Company.

The keynote speaker was Dr. Paul H. Krebsbach, President of the American Association of Dental Research (AADR) and Professor of Dentistry and Biomedical Engineering at the University of Michigan. Dr. Krebsbach presented an overview of the exciting advances in developing bone regeneration to treat human diseases and injuries.

Research abstracts on subjects from color stabilization of dental provisional materials

Dr. Dubin at the awards presentation with one of the award-winning students, Yoo Jin Chung from

LECOM in Florida, and Dr. Garcia-Godoy.

Franklin Garcia-Godoy, Paul Krebsbach, President Dubin and Mustafa Dabbous at

the Symposium.

The Official Publication of the Hinman Dental Society The Official Publication of the Hinman Dental Society

2016 COMMITTEE MEETING DATES – ALL MEETINGS BEGIN AT 6:30 P.M.

Clinic Captains Meeting I, CPR, Reserve & Table Clinics

Arrangements, CE, Concurrent Meetings/Registration/Ticket Sales & Signs

Keynote & Pre-Keynote

Clinic Captains Meeting II, Auxiliary/Dentist Receptions (Hinman’s Night Out), Information, Participation & Transportation

Hospitality, Host and Public Relations

Monday, January 25

Monday, February 8

Tuesday, February 9

Tuesday, February 23

Thursday, March 3

Villa Christina4000 Summit Blvd., Atlanta, GA 30319

Hinman Office33 Lenox Pointe NE, Atlanta, GA 30324

Georgia World Congress Center285 Andrew Young International Blvd. NWAtlanta, GA 30303

Maggiano’s Buckhead3368 Peachtree Rd. NE, Atlanta, GA 30326

Piedmont Driving Club1215 Piedmont Ave., Atlanta, GA 30309

COMMITTEE(S) MEETING DATE LOCATION

NOMINATING COMMITTEE MEETING Nominating committee chairman, Pat Yancey,

announces that the committee will meet January 5, 2016 at the Hinman Executive

Office. If you would like to submit a name for nomination, please contact one of the following

members: Robert Towe, Brad Greenway, Max Ferguson, Evis Babo, Mark Sayeg,

Darryl McCullough and Ex-Officio member, Jonathan Dubin.

It is hard to believe that it is 2016 already. My mother always told me that the older one gets, the faster time goes by. So Happy New Year to all of our Hinman family.

As we continue to gear up for Dr. Jim Roos’ “best Hinman ever” in a couple of months, let us thank our staff for all they do by bringing them to our Membership Meeting on January 21st at the Fabulous Fox Theatre. Program chairman, Dr. Clayton Davis, is bringing Mr. Bryan Dodge to speak about team building. People who have heard Mr. Dodge have told me that he is one of the best speakers they have ever heard. It’s a great way to start off the year.

Dr. Steve Hart gave a fabulous presentation at our November meeting. If you attended, it’s not too late to record your CE credits on the Hinman.org/society web site.

The year has been exciting and busy so far. I traveled to the ADA convention in Washington, D.C. with the 2016, 2017 and 2018 Hinman program teams looking to find new and interesting speakers for our future meetings. And back on the home front, I have to thank Dr. Jane Puskas, who is not only in preparation for her 2017 Hinman meeting, but also chairing our

Branding is a marketing process that seeks to create a unique name and image of a product in the consumer’s mind. In the past few years we have sought to brand the Hinman Dental Meeting as a high quality meeting in terms of continuing education with superior hospitality at an exciting destination. All Hinman members must be committed to providing the experience for our guests that reinforces the Hinman brand.

The 2016 Hinman Dental Meeting is upon us and now is the time to ‘hunker down’ and produce another “Best Hinman Ever!” I know our membership is up to the challenge for our guests to ‘Discover the Difference’ at our meeting.

The Hinman staff, led by our executive director Sylvia Ratchford, has worked hard putting everything together for 2016. They truly do an incredible job and deserve much credit. THANK YOU!!!

I appreciate all the preparation our committee chair men and women have put forth so far. I hope that each Hinman member has an interesting and enjoyable assignment. Remember you must sign up and work eight hours during the meeting to be eligible for the General Chairman

& President’s reception at the Delta Flight Museum. There is so much for all of us to learn and enjoy with each year’s meeting.

I am excited about Hinman 2016 and the fabulous line up of speakers and events we have planned. Tremendous thanks to Brad and Kate for serving as program chairs for this year. We are doing a few different things to complement our tradition of excellence in our education program.

We have ‘mini-residencies’ in geriatrics and cone beam technology, as well as a pediatric partnership with Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta. These courses have an expanded format that will allow interested attendees to gain a deeper understanding of these phases of dentistry as they continue to grow in importance.

We are again committed to attracting students and young dentists with our G.O.L.D. program, career connections and free or reduced cost courses.

We have a wide variety of hands-on and participation courses as well as the popular sought after lecture topics from the top presenters in dentistry. Speakers from all over the country love our meeting and are always excited to present. I feel they have “Discovered the Difference” and our reputation for exemplary hospitality is something we all should be proud of.

This year we are mixing up our social events as well. Friday night we are combining the dental auxiliary party and the dentist reception. Thanks to creativity and organization by Laura Steele, “Hinman’s Night Out: Dancing in the Dome” will

include dentists, students and staff in a more casual atmosphere at the Georgia Dome. The night will feature live music with ‘Starstruck,’ a Las Vegas style show band, who will play popular favorites for all ages. There will be food and drinks, games, prizes and tons of fun. Be sure you register for this exciting new event and also promote it to your dental friends and colleagues. Let’s make this a BIG celebration!

Registration is underway. Please look over this year’s awesome pre-registration publication (thanks to a major effort from Lynn Leidel). Take time to thoroughly familiarize yourself with 2016. I think you’ll find interesting and useful topics and courses that you can use as you promote Hinman.

Don’t forget to save your dental purchases until the meeting. Our exhibitors are major partners in the success of Hinman. Special thanks to Wendy McGar, our exhibits manager, who is the best at what she does.

We should all take pride in our Hinman membership! Talk to your friends and colleagues about our meeting. There is fantastic value for CE, the unmatched hospitality provided to our guests, the great things to do in Atlanta and the valuable deals available on the exhibit floor.

It takes every one of us to make our meeting successful. Each job is just as important as the next and each of us are responsible for the “Hinman Brand.”

Thanks to all!

HINMAN DENTAL SOCIETY

2015 – 2016 OfficersPresident Jonathan S. DubinPresident-elect Robert J. O’DonnellVice President Kathleen L. RobinsonSecretary Roy A. McDonaldTreasurer J. Sedgie NewsomAsst. Sec./Treas. William H. RousseauEditor E. David Anderson

Parliamentarian Patrick H. Yancey, III

Executive Council2018 J. Andrew Ramsey2018 Slade W. Lail2017 Richard A. Sugarman2017 James A. Granade, III2016 Clayton R. Davis

2016 Sherry R. Jordan

Trustees2021 P. Edward Pafford 2020 L. Maxwell Ferguson2019 Wayne T. Tadsen2018 Daniel D. Dunwody, III2017 Richard N. Goodroe2016 Edward H. Mohme (CH)

General Chairman’s Message

Hinman and You! The Brand, the Experience!

Hinman Society task force. She is putting in some long hours with a dedicated group of members helping to shape the future of your Hinman Dental Society. While I am thanking chair people and members of our society committees, I can’t forget to show appreciation for our truly fabulous Hinman staff. The ladies are so talented and so dedicated that it makes our volunteer efforts almost effortless.

As I end this letter, I have to give another reminder to everyone that if you don’t have a committee assignment for our March meeting, please call the Hinman office ASAP. The Hinman works because you do, and it is regarded as the finest dental meeting because of our incredible hospitality to the attendees.

President’s Message

2016: Off to a

Great Start

Jonathan Dubin Jim Roos

SOCIETY EVENTS2015 – 2016

January 7, 2016Executive Council Season’s 52, Perimeter Mall

January 21, 2016Membership Meeting (Bring your staff!)Fox TheatreSpeaker: Mr. Bryan Dodge4:00 p.m. Lecture7:00 p.m. Cocktails and Dinner

February 4, 2016New Member OrientationEmory Conference Center Wisteria Lanes6:15 p.m. Meeting and Dinner

March 17-19, 2016The Thomas P. Hinman Dental MeetingGeorgia World Congress Center

May 10, 2016Executive CouncilHinman Executive Office

June 3-5, 2016Annual Meeting Sonesta Resort, Hilton Head, SC

Reserve your room by visiting www.hinman.org/bookings

SAVE THE DATEJune 1-4, 2017Annual MeetingAtlantis, Paradise Island, Bahamas

Hinman Members Michael Healy, Evis Babo and Matt O’Shea are inducted into the

International College of Dentists.

ICD INDUCTION

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President Dubin poses with new members Chad Dodge, Shiven Ghandi, Pat Little, Jeremy Holloway, Peter Ok, Devon Paris, Robert Wunderle, III and Azy Esfandiarinia.

President Dubin presents Dave Lee with his advisory pin for serving as the 2015 General Chairman.

President Jonathan Dubin presents Dr. Steven Hart with his speaker’s plaque & honorarium.

Hinman Members enjoy networking during the evening.

Trustee Chairman Chip Mohme & Past General Chairman Dave Lee present The Dental College of Georgia at Augusta University’s Dean, Carol Lefevbre, a check to be used for scholarships.

NOVEMBER MEMBERSHIP MEETING

30 Year Pin Recipients this year included Billy Dellinger, Jr, David Garber and Peter Morton.

40 Year Plaque Recipients this year included Ken Hutchinson, Paul Nagode, Don McGhee and Richard Smith.

50 Year Pin Recipients included Drs. Ben Hampton, Sr, Bill Stiefel, Jr, Lawson Broadrick and Bob Hallman.

LANDMARK MEMBERSHIP PRESENTATIONS

Many years ago, the leadership of the Hinman Dental Society decided to honor those members who had maintained their membership for 30 years with a commemorative Hinman lapel pin with three garnet stones. We have expanded the tradition to include a 40 year marble plaque and a 50 year lapel pin with 5 purple stones, representing the color of dentistry. The significance of these recognitions is to formally thank and give distinction to those who have worked for many years to maintain and enhance the excellent reputation of the Society, as well as the Hinman Dental Meeting.

Hinman’s Night Out Make sure you register to attend the all new Friday night party, Hinman’s Night Out: Dancing in the Dome. See page 7 for more details. All attendees must have registered for this event, so be sure you include that in your registration process.

Healthcare PavilionWhile in the Exhibit Hall, visit the all new Total Health Pavilion (next to table clinics). There will be complimentary health screenings, healthy snacks, some continuing education and vendor pods.

The Hinman ShopBring home a piece of Hinman this year! We will be selling Hinman merchandise throughout the March meeting, including t-shirts, golf shirts, water bottles and more. The proceeds will be used for scholarships. Stop by the A-400 level to take a peek or visit the shop online, www.squareup.com/market/hinmanshop.

Hinman’s Big Raffle Tickets AvailableYou can purchase tickets for Hinman’s big raffle now through the online registration process or at the January Membership Meeting. Be sure to enter for your chance to win and also give back to dental education. Tickets are 1 for $30, 3 for $80, 5 for $120. Visit www.hinman.org/raffle for more details. Grand Prize: Cash prize of 50% of the net proceeds earned from ticket sales (over $5,000 last year) 2nd Prize: $2,000 Ritz-Carlton hotels gift card 3rd Prize: $1,000 Home Depot gift card

Member Committee ServiceAs a reminder, Hinman members are required to serve on a committee for the March Meeting. Several member benefits are available to those who serve on committees. In order to receive complimentary registration to the March Meeting and also the Society Annual Meeting in June, members must be signed up for a committee. Members who attend their committee meetings will be invited to the General Chairman & President’s Reception on March 17 at the Delta Museum. Those members who do not serve on a committee during the meeting and have an unexcused absence will be placed on probation for the following year with the Society and their membership revoked after two years of non-service. Contact Lynn at [email protected] for any questions regarding committee assignments.

HINMAN MEETING HAPPENINGS



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to oral cancer stem cells and metastatic progression were presented. Eight awards were given for the most outstanding student presentations, four in clinical research and four in basic science research, in addition to an award from the National Students Research Group (NSRG) of the AADR. Two winners will be invited to join us next

March at the Hinman Dental Meeting to present table clinics on the exhibit hall floor.

In addition to our long-time and valued exhibitors, we welcome new companies exhibiting in 2016. Since our exhibitors come from all over the country for our “Hinman Hospitality,” we encourage you to make plans to visit at least 10 new exhibitors listed below. Help build their loyalty to Hinman by offering these new exhibitors a great exhibiting experience with a personal handshake from a Hinman Member.

Also, new to the exhibit floor this year is the Total Health Pavilion. The pavilion will offer complimentary education during the lunch hour, complimentary health screenings, healthy snacks and total health and wellness exhibitors. Please stop by and check it out in the back of the 1600 aisle next to the Table Clinics.

BirdeyeBMT Medizintechnik GmbHCigna DentalDental Arts Laboratories, Inc.Hi-Dow Professional SeriesMarquee Dental PartnersMHM Services, Inc.OssotaniumProsper Healthcare LendingSecond Story PromotionsSupermax Healthcare / Aurelia Gloves

The Dental AdvisorTRIHAWKWeaveanaxdent North AmericabeWell by FTL FinanceClassic Craft Dental LabDelaware County BankDental Power International, Inc.Dental Trax LLCEncompass-Integrated HealthcareGenoray America, Inc.

MedicomMortenson Dental PartnersNanova Biomaterials, Inc.Productive PracticesPureLife DentalRhinogramSocial DentalSplintek Ink/SleepRightWePayAnywhere

FIRST TIME EXHIBITORS

Ken Berger, his wife, Andrea, and big brother, Ryan welcomed Leah Sarah Berger on August 28.

Paul Isler’s daughter, Maggie and her family, Will (husband), William and Forrest (brothers) welcomed Abigail Lindsay Kilgore on November 30.

MEMBER NEWS

IN MEMORIAM

Thomas Conner October 11

Fred Jabaley October 22

March 17 – 19, 2016Georgia World Congress Center &

Omni Hotel at CNN Center

Dr. James A. Roos, General Chairman

& Dr. Jonathan S. Dubin, President

• Earn up to 21 hours of CE

• Join us for Hinman’s Night Out: Dancing in the Georgia Dome, an all-new Friday night experience

featuring music, food, drinks and prizes.

• Register before February 18, 2016 to take advantage of discounted pre-registration fees.

To book a hotel or register online, please visit www.hinman.org.

Friday, March 18 @ 7-10:30 p.m. | Georgia Dome | Event Fr407$10 per person (all registered meeting attendees eligible)

EVENT DETAILS Hinman’s Night Out is an all-new event experience that you don’t want to miss! All registered attendees are invited to a night of Dancing in the Dome.

Dance the night away with Starstruck, a west coast-based band bringing us an unforgettable show that highlights the classic hits and today’s favorites in an impressive venue.

The party will highlight music through the decades, complete with go-go dancers, decade-themed booths, photo opportunities, interactive games and a variety of food and beverage stations. Attire: Dressy Casual.

HIGHLIGHTSMake the most of the evening by dressing in attire from your favorite decade. For those who participate, there will be a costume contest with cash prizes at 8:15 p.m.

A parachute drop takes place at 9:15 p.m. with $2,500 in prizes. Make sure to be present for a chance to win!

HOW TO GET THERE The Hinman hotel shuttle routes will run until 11 p.m. (the Omni Hotel is an additional stop during this time only). The Dome is within walking distance of the GWCC. Parking is available in the Gold lot for $10.

TICKETSThe $10 entry ticket includes a variety of food stations and two drink tickets redeemable between 7 and 9 p.m. for beer or wine for attendees over 21 years of age. Other beverages will be available for purchase and cash bars will remain open until 10:30 p.m.

Everyone attending MUST register for the event; tickets are required for entry. There are a LIMITED number of tickets available, so early purchase is encouraged.

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DR. CHARLES BARRONDr. Barron graduated dental school in 1946 and joined the society in 1954, making him a 52 year member of the society. He was drafted in 1942 and served in the reserve and attended dental school concurrently. He served in the military, then moved back to Newnan, GA, where he grew up. He practiced there for 44 years, retiring in 1989.

One of his fondest memories while in the dental field was when he attended a symposium at Walter Reid Hospital on preventative dentistry in the early 1960s. It was an eye opening course for him on preventive care & he realized the importance of Fluoridaization of water. He came home after this course and convinced his brother, who was on the city council, that they needed to work together to bring fluoride to Newnan. After much time and effort, Newnan became the fourth city in Georgia to have fluoridated water, 26 years before Atlanta. Having once made false teeth for a nine-year-old, he knew this was a huge advancement in the prevention of cavities and was instrumental to bringing it to his city.

Dr. Barron has volunteered throughout the years on various society committees, including the reception, table clinic

and hotel committees. He has been so impressed to see the Meeting grow throughout the years, recalling the first meeting he attended was held at the City Auditorium. One of his favorite speakers was Dr. Surindar Bhaskar, who later became a major general of the Army (highest medical rank). He and Dr. Barron became friends and he visited him on several occasions.

Today, Dr. Barron still lives in Newnan. He is 93 years old. He is keeping his mind sharp and enjoys auditing courses at the local UGA campus in Newnan. He is taking an astronomy class and plans to continue with other courses once complete. He also enjoys visiting with his two daughters, Sarah and Carolyn (his wife, Louvenia, and one of his daughters, Vinnie, passed away from cancer). Dr. Barron describes dentistry as “the best profession in the world” and he hopes practicing dentists enjoy it as much as he did.

DR. HAL RAPERDr. Hal Raper remembers the 70th anniversary of the death of President Franklin Roosevelt.

One of our members, Hal Raper, has been reminiscing recently about his memories of President Roosevelt & his last visit to Warm Springs before he passed away.

He was lucky enough to live four houses away from the President when he lived in the Little White House in Warm Springs, GA. Dr. Raper enjoyed petting President Roosevelt’s Scottie dog, Fala, when he would take walks by his house. His family was there because his mom and dad worked for the Georgia Warm Springs Foundation, established by FDR.

His family hurried to the train station when they heard of his arrival. They fought the crowds and secured a spot 100 yards away from the station. The President arrived in a little blue Ford convertible, sitting in the back seat. They knew how sick he was, as he usually waved to the crowd, but this time, he only stared ahead. This was the last time Dr. Raper actually saw the president.

On Thursday, April 12, FDR had his portrait painted in the morning. He was supposed to attend a minstrel show later that day, but suffered a massive stroke in

the afternoon and passed away. Dr. Raper’s mother informed him of the President’s passing that evening and they listened in with the rest of the country news on the radio.

The next day, the Rapers were able to view the funeral procession, that would end up at the train station, from a front porch. There was a huge crowd present, including many soldiers. They heard the muffled drums coming, which were followed by a hearse, that pulled up next to a ramp at the train station.

The pallbearers, from each of the military branches, struggled to carry the 600 pound bronze casket up the ramp. Once placed in the train, the flag-covered casket could be seen through the windows and viewed by millions for FDR’s final train ride to Washington. The train pulled out of the station without a sound, gliding away–no whistles, smoke or steam. FDR’s final resting place was Hyde Park, New York.

We hope that you will join us for this year’s society annual meeting at

Sonesta Resort | June 3–5, 2016This is a great weekend get-away that allows for some R&R time with your fellow Hinman members and their families.

We have a block of rooms reserved for the group at $229 per night for a run of house room. You can make your

reservation at www.hinman.org/bookings or call 1-800-766-3782. Mention Hinman Dental Society when you call.

Don’t delay, book today!

HINMAN ANNUAL MEETING – JOIN US IN HILTON HEAD!

HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE:• Friday night bingo with great prizes• Saturday optional activities to include: golf, tennis, fishing, horseback riding, fun run and kayaking• Saturday pool party and dinner and dancing under the stars with the band, Tell Scarlett!• Sunday breakfast and kid’s treasure hunt

GET TO KNOW YOUR SOCIETY– SOCIETY TASK FORCE– David Anderson, Editor As our Society continues to move into its second century, a forward-looking task force has been formed to review the current function of the society and establish parameters, guidelines and goals for the future. The Task Force has had three meetings thus far, with the overall topics of society membership, society events and functions and the Thomas P. Hinman Dental Meeting.

We have discovered through the task force that there are some important benefits and obligations of your society that we need to raise awareness of to the membership. We will detail these topics in the upcoming issues. Also, from these meetings, some interesting numbers and trends about the society have emerged, which include:

The number of Hinman members has shown steady growth and is currently at 850. Since 2007, we have averaged 32 new members per year. Factoring in the loss of members, we will be close to 1,000 members within 10 years.

The average attendance for the September and November membership meetings over the last 10 years is 187. At the January meeting, including the staff, the average is 394. The benefits of attending are three hours of CE, a fabulous meal and parking. The Trustees offset the expense for our members by paying more than half of the cost. Your next opportunity will be January 21 at the Fox to hear speaker, Bryan Dodge.

Every member is required to help at the meeting in March. Choose a committee and serve eight hours. Many members do more than this. The day(s) that you work, parking and breakfast and/or lunch is provided. This is also your ticket to the General Chairman and President’s Reception at the Delta Museum.

You joined this group because you see the value in associating with other dentists. You joined this organization because you see the need to assist in providing world-class education to others in our profession. You joined this society because you see the betterment of the future of dentistry through the donation of scholarship money for the next generation of dental care providers. The Hinman Dental Society is truly a special group of people. Let’s make it better.

A survey will be sent out soon to all of the membership. Please take the time to complete it. You are forming the future of the Society for the next 100 years.

MEMBERS REMEMBERING THE PAST

Dr. Charles Barron with Dr. Hal Raper at a 2014 Membership Meeting, where Dr. Barron received his 50 year pin.

Dr. Raper witnesses the hearse carrying President Roosevelt as it arrives at the train station in Warm Springs for transport to Washington.



DATE: Monday, November 16, 2015 TIME: 6:45 p.m. PLACE: Ritz-Carlton, Buckhead PRESIDING: Dr. Jonathan Dubin

CALL TO ORDER: President Jonathan Dubin called the meeting to order at 6:48 p.m. He announced the completion code for the lecture. President Dubin thanked Dr. Hart for his engaging lecture and presented him with an honorarium and plaque. He thanked the hospitality committee for all of their help. Dr. Dubin thanked the trustees for their continued generosity through Society subsidies.

EXHIBITS: Exhibits Chairman Bruce Ashendorf gave some highlights of the exhibit hall floor, including the Ergonoimics Clinic, Total Health Pavilion and complimentary wi-fi throughout the hall. He also stated that there had been 690 booth requests. The winners of the Hinman Cash were William Rousseau & Sherry Jordan.

TRUSTEES: Trustee Chairman Chip Mohme and Past General Chairman Dave Lee presented Dean Carol Lefebvre with Augusta University two scholarship checks that the trustees approved for the year.

MINUTES: Secretary Roy McDonald presented the minutes from the September Executive Council and September Membership Meeting as printed in the November Hinman Preview Review. Both sets of minutes were approved (Puskas/Davis). FINANCIAL REPORT: Treasurer Sedgie Newsom presented the following Society YTD financial report as presented at the November Executive Council meeting: Beginning Balance: $ 150,328.47 Income: $ 158,698.18 Expenses: $ 217,627.87 Balance: $ 91,398.78The report was approved (Rousseau/Puskas).

MEMBERSHIP REPORT: Membership Chairman Kate Robinson presented the following names for membership: Drs. Charles Dodge, Azadeh Esfandiarinia, Shiven Gandhi, Jeremy Holoway, Pat Little, Carrie Logue, Peter Ok, Devon Paris & Robert Wunderle, III. The proposed names were approved for membership (McDonald/Jordan). All new members were invited to the front of the room to receive their new member plaques and take a photograph with

Dr. Dubin. Sponsors were invited to join the group as well.

PRESENTATIONS: President Jonathan Dubin presented a 30-year pin to Drs. Billy Dellinger, Jr, David Garber, Peter Morton and Moody Williams. He presented a 40 year gift to Drs. Don McGhee, Ken McMillan, Paul Nagode and Richard Smith. He then presented the 50 year pin to Drs. Lawson Broadrick, Bob Hallman, Ben Hampton and Bill Stiefel, Jr.

Lastly, Dr. Dubin presented the Advisory Pin to 2015 General Chairman Dave Lee.

MEMBERSHIP MEETING REPORT: Program Chair Clayton Davis reported that the next meeting will be held January 21, 2016 at the Fox Theatre. It’s a member and staff lecture with Bryan Dodge.

ANNUAL MEETING REPORT: Chairman Evis Babo reported that the annual meeting will be held from June 3-5, 2016 at the Sonesta Resort on Hilton Head Island, SC. Dr. Babo mentioned to pick up a save the date flyer with more information.

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DATE: Tuesday, October 27, 2015 TIME: 6:00 p.m. PLACE: Hinman Dental Society Executive Office PRESIDING: Dr. Bob O’Donnell, President-elect INVOCATION: Dr. Jonathan Dubin, PresidentCALL TO ORDER: President-elect Bob O’Donnell called the meeting to order at 7 p.m.

ROLL CALL: There was a quorum present as follows: OFFICERS: Jonathan Dubin, Bob O’Donnell, Kate Robinson, Roy McDonald, Sedgie Newsom, William Rousseau, David Anderson EXECUTIVE COUNCIL: Clayton Davis, Sherry Jordan, Richard Sugarman, Jim Granade, III, Andy Ramsey, Slade Lail TRUSTEES: Richard Goodroe, Dan Dunwody, Eddie Pafford HINMAN CHAIRMEN: Jim Roos, Jane Puskas, Pat Yancey ADVISORY BOARD CHAIRMAN: Dave Lee STAFF: Sylvia Ratchford, Laura Steele

MINUTES: Secretary Roy McDonald presented the minutes from the September Executive Council and Membership Meeting as printed in the November Hinman Preview Review. Both sets of minutes were approved (Davis/Rousseau).

FINANCE: Treasurer Sedgie Newsom presented the current Year-to-Date Society Financial statement. The statement was approved as follows (Anderson/Granade): Beginning Balance: $ 150,328.47 Income: $ 158,698.18 Expenses: $ 217,627.87 Balance: $ 91,398.78

HINMAN 2016: General Chairman Jim Roos is appreciative of all of the support he has received in planning the meeting. He is utilizing some of the information from the marketing audit to try a few new things this year. His team is working hard on the Pre-registration brochure & he thanked publications chairmen, Drs. Jordan & Sugarman. His planning team will be heading to ADA soon.

HINMAN 2017: Chairman-elect Jane Puskas is supportive of Dr. Roos’ meeting. Her team is working hard on their program & looking forward to attending the ADA meeting.

HINMAN 2018: Vice Chairman-elect Pat Yancey is excited to start scouting with his program chairmen, Drs. Ferguson & Greenway at the ADA meeting. He supports the 2016 meeting.

ADVISORY: Chairman Dave Lee stated there was no report.

TRUSTEES: Chairman Chip Mohme gave a giving report from the items approved at the August trustee meeting.

OLD BUSINESS: None.

NEW BUSINESS: Task Force Chairman Jane Puskas gave an update on what the task force has discussed thus far. Action item was approved: Require attendance to 1 membership meeting per year for each active member. Associate members are required to attend 1 out of the 4 meetings each year (March meeting included) (Puskas/O’Donnell).

MEMBERSHIP REPORT: Vice President Kate Robinson asked for a motion to go into executive session (Robinson/Puskas). Dr. Robinson requested a motion to go out of executive session (Robinson/O’Donnell). She presented the following names for membership: Drs. Charles Dodge, Azadeh Esfandiarinia, Shiven Gandhi, Jeremy Holloway, Pat Little, Carrie Logue, Peter Ok, Devon Paris & Robert Wunderle, III. They were approved (Robinson/Anderson).

MEMBERSHIP NEWS: Dr. Davis reported the following:

• Heather Ramsey has come down with pneumonia.

• Sherry Jordan’s son, Leyton has had a great recovery from his accident and is back in school.

• Gerrit Hagman was in the hospital recently for a staff infection, was released and is recovering at home.

• Thomas Conner passed away on October 11 and Fred Jabaley passed away on October 22.

REMARKS: President-Elect O’Donnell reported that the next Executive Council Meeting will be held on January 7 at Season’s 52 at Perimeter Mall. He also announced that the nominating committee meeting will be held on January 5 and to speak to any members of the nominating committee if there are any suggestions for the slate.

ADJOURNMENT: Dr. O’Donnell adjourned the meeting at 8:05 p.m.

MEMBERSHIP MEETING MINUTES

EXECUTIVE COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES

Thursday, January 21, 2016

The Fox Theatre - Egyptian Ballroom660 Peachtree Street NE, Atlanta, GA 30308

Deadline for registration is Friday, January 15, 2016.

Hope you will be able to join us and enjoy an afternoon at the Fox Theatre’s magical Egyptian Ballroom. The entrance to the ballroom is in the same vicinity as the theatre entrance, right past the box office.

Follow the signs to access the ballroom. Hinman will validate parking at the Georgian Terrace Hotel across the street, unless otherwise

noted. Let them know you are with our group as you enter.

MEETING REGISTRATION FORM

You can also register online at www.hinman.org/Society

Please complete this form with your name as you would like it to appear

on your badge and mail it with your check by Friday, January 15, 2016.

No refunds will be given after this date. All fees must be paid in advance.

You can also register online at www.hinman.org/Society.

The registration fee is $60 per person and includes the lecture, cocktails and dinner. Persons attending

the lecture only are subject to the same fee. Persons registering on the day of the meeting will pay a $65 fee.

Make checks payable to: The Hinman Dental SocietyMail to: 33 Lenox Pointe, Atlanta, GA 30324-3172

For questions, please call (404) 231-1663.

Note: This is a three hour lecture. Please arrive on time. There will be a CE completion code given at the end of the lecture that will be required in order to obtain CE credit.

Name: ______________________________________________________ AGD# ________________ o Member o Spouse o Staff o Guest

Name: ______________________________________________________ AGD# ________________ o Member o Spouse o Staff o Guest

Name: ______________________________________________________ o Member o Spouse o Staff o Guest



A native of Colorado Springs, Colorado, Bryan Dodge began his career in agricultural sales after graduating from the University of Nebraska. His desire to excel led him to become an avid student of success habits and leadership principles. After an award-winning career in sales, this same avid study, now a lifelong passion, changed his life and eventually launched his speaking career. Early on, he started a company that promoted sales seminars throughout the United States and Canada. His company grew to more than 60 employees. Relocating to Dallas, he expanded his business, filling stadiums in major cities with events featuring the most sought-after national motivational personalities, with whom Bryan shared the speaking platform. After 12 years, he sold this successful business to focus on sharing his own knowledge and experiences with audiences directly. He is now one of America’s most sought-after speakers, making over 250 appearances in the U.S. and Canada last year. At all of his events, he stresses the importance of keeping professional life and personal life in balance. Bryan practices what he teaches when he says that he goes home to his most important job: being an involved and dedicated father and husband. He and his wife, Margaret, have three children. He has been very active in coaching soccer and football and working with kids in YMCA programs. Outside of his love for reading, Bryan’s hobbies are mostly outdoor activities such as hunting and skiing.

Lecture Topic:

BRYAN DODGE

How to Have Your Best Year Ever

Professional speaker, author, business consultant, and radio show personality Bryan Dodge will open your mind and heart to help you focus on the most essential aspects of life. Most importantly, he will inspire you to reach your full potential with your family and career. To accomplish this goal, Bryan teaches a stair-step method on how top producers and effective leaders keep on the cutting edge and achieve excellence. Bryan’s message on professional growth and personal development focuses on three key areas. First, he will show you how to have your best year ever with his EAT Philosophy. Second, he will coach you on how to create consistent upward growth in your life. Third, he will energize you with life-changing humorous stories that will move you to take charge of your own personal growth. Bryan touches his audiences through his own gift of inspiration and encouragement that helps give a clearer vision to make right choices. The best part of his message is that his delivery style makes learning fun and memorable!

HINMAN DENTAL SOCIETY MEMBERSHIP MEETING

Complimentary Self Parking at

the Georgian Terrace Hotel.

DATE & LOCATION


Hinman Dental Society33 Lenox PointeAtlanta, GA 30324-3172

Dr. Susan Anderson2925 Premiere Parkway, Suite 165

Duluth, GA 30097 Sponsor: Dr. David Anderson

Dr. Craig Blatt3101 Roswell Road, Suite 164

Marietta, GA 30062 Sponsor: Dr. Robert Fryer

Dr. Lauren Bowersox1808 Powder Springs Road

Marietta, GA 30064Sponsor: Dr. Travis Watson

Dr. Jacqueline Delash80 Jesse Hills Junior Drive SE

Atlanta, GA 30303Sponsor: Dr. Jonathan Dubin

Dr. Lily Gilchrist9020 Highway 92

Woodstock, GA 30189Sponsor: Dr. Christopher Lee

Dr. Stewart Helton3238 Krisam Creek Drive

Loganville, GA 30052Sponsor: Dr. Vic Koehler

Dr. Susan H. Hodge25501 Brainard Avenue

Fort Gordon, GA 30905Sponsor: Dr. Nancy Young

Dr. Christopher Lee Howlett2 East Lee Road

Taylors, SC 29687Sponsor: Dr. Jane F. Martone

Dr. Jancy Parkerson2947 Walton Way

Augusta, GA 30909Sponsor: Dr. Jane F. Martone

Dr. Jay Patel5252 Roswell Road NE, Suite 201

Sandy Springs, GA 30342Sponsor: Dr. Kumar Patel

Dr. Tina Gupta Patel1685 Mars Hill RoadAcworth, GA 30101

Sponsor: Dr. Kumar Patel

Dr. Allison S. Thompson804 Town Boulevard, Suite 2010

Atlanta, GA 30319Sponsor: Dr. Heather Bussey

Dr. James B. Whitesell

22 Ramsey StreetRoswell, GA 30075

Sponsor: Dr. James Whitney

PROPOSED NEW HINMAN MEMBERS January 2016

Please reach out to our newest members with a friendly, welcoming message.

Dr. Chad Dodge, Johns Creek, [email protected]

Dr. Azy Esfandiarinia, Marietta, [email protected]

Dr. Shiven Gandhi, Snellville, [email protected]

Dr. Jeremy Holloway, Clayton, [email protected]

Dr. Pat Little, Calhoun, [email protected]

Dr. Carrie Logue, Milton, [email protected]

Dr. Peter Ok, Lawrenceville, [email protected]

Dr. Devon Paris, Locust Grove, [email protected]

Dr. Robert Wunderle, III, Marietta, [email protected]

Hinman Preview ReviewPublished Quarterly by the Hinman Dental Society of Atlanta33 Lenox Pointe, Atlanta, GA 30324-3172(404) 231-1663 | (404) 231-9638 faxDr. E. David Anderson, Editor

NEW HINMAN MEMBERS November 2015

HINMAN 2016: General Chairman Jim Roos thanked the advisory committee, staff and trustees for all of their work on the meeting. He mentioned the focus of the meeting was on total health and listed some of the highlights from this part of the program. He also stated the pre-reg would be coming out soon and detailed many of the special events programs available.OLD BUSINESS: None.NEW BUSINESS: Task Force Chairman Jane Puskas updated the membership on the society task force that had been meeting and spoke about some of the topics that were being covered.MEMBERSHIP NEWS: Chairman Dr. Andy Ramsey reported the following:

• Dr. Joe Looper’s daughter, Stephanie, is doing well during her cancer treatment.• Ted Levitas is back in a rehab faclilty.• Amelia Jones, Cleve Jones’ wife, passed away on November 9.• Becky Weinman had surgery recently and is doing well.

PRESIDENT’S REMARKS: President Dubin reminded everyone to get their parking ticket validated. He announced the nominating committee meeting will be held on January 5 and to submit any nominations to the committee. He also awarded two gift cards during a prize drawing to Susannah Aguilera and Max Cohen. ADJOURNMENT: Dr. Dubin adjourned the meeting at 7:20 p.m.

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