Wendi Clanton
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- Public Service Loan Forgiveness: What it is and How It Works
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- Happy and Healthy in Dental School: What Does Wellness Mean to You?
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- Navigating Dental School Decision Day
- Alexandra Graham
- New Think Tank Uses Holistic Approach to Oral Health Policy and Management
- Parinaz Esteghamat
- 2019 NIH Graduate & Professional School Fair
- Writing a Personal Statement for Your Dental School Application
- Working With Health Professions Advisors Throughout Your College Years
- Wendi Clanton
- A Conversation With the ADEA President and CEO and Chair of the ADEA Board of Directors
- How to Answer Questions About Other Dental Schools
- The Future of Dental Technology and Innovation
- The Top Ten Things Health Professions Advisors Should Know About Financial Aid
- ADEA to Focus on Diversity, Equity and Inclusion in Historic Education-wide Climate Assessment Survey
- Help With Your Student Loans During the Pandemic
- A Shot Worth Taking: Dentists in Several States Join the Fight Against COVID-19 by Giving Vaccinations
- Dental Students Glimpse New Possibilities at ADEA Annual Session & Exhibition
- ADEA
- Mind Full or Mindful?
- Elyse Estra
- Crisis and Opportunity: COVID-19 Pandemic Kick Starts Changes for Dental Community
- How to Study for and ?Crush? the DAT
- Poonam Furmah
- ADEA GoDental Recruitment Event Encourages Attendees to Pursue a Future in Dentistry
Wendi Clanton
Class of 2022 secretary
Dental College of Georgia at Augusta University
Wendi Clanton received her Bachelor of Science in Early Childhood Education from Brigham Young University. Upon graduation, she taught elementary school for eight years. After “retiring” from her teaching career, Ms. Clanton focused on raising her young children and running an online embroidery business. In 2014, Ms. Clanton went back to school at the University of North Georgia to work on her prerequisites to apply to dental school. She is currently in her third year at the Dental College of Georgia at Augusta University where she serves as her class secretary. After receiving her D.M.D., Ms. Clanton looks forward to working as a general dentist and being an advocate for better dental care for all people. She has been married to her husband Aaron, an elementary school physical education teacher, for 22 years, and they have three children, ages 18, 13 and 9.