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Course Instructor in "Periodontal Instrumentation I & II"

Marianne
Dryer RDH, BS
Marianne is a graduate of the Forsyth School for Dental Hygienists
(currently at Massachusetts College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences), Old Dominion University and is currently working on
her Master's degree in Education from St. Joseph's College of Maine.
She was the first year coordinator at Collin County
Community College in Dallas,
Texas for six years where she was selected
for the Outstanding Faculty Award and was nominated for the advisor of the year award by her former students. Marianne
relocated back to the Boston area and joined the faculty
at Cape Cod
Community College in 2007. She teaches Dental Hygiene
III and is an instructor in first year clinic. She is active in the local and state dental hygiene organizations and initiates
many community dental events for the underserved.
Marianne
teaches Periodontology Instrumentation I and Periodontology II in the Boston Camps. She is also the alumni blog keeper for
DH Methods of Education, Inc.
Course Leader in Complete Nutrition Course
and instructor Periodontal Instrumentation I and II Workshops

Rebecca Sroda, RDH, MS
Associate
Dean of Allied Health and Director of Dental Education at South Florida Community College
Becky received her BS in Dental Hygiene from the University of Detroit
in 1974 and worked in various clinical practices for six years before giving in to a strong yearning to teach. She continued her education, earning her MS in Dental Hygiene from the University of Michigan in 1980,
and has been teaching in various capacities ever since.
Her clinical practice has been varied and diverse; general and periodontal practices in Michigan
and South Carolina, a Veteran’s Hospital, and Rehabilitation Center.
Educational affiliations; University of Detroit – Department of Periodontics, Oakland Community College, University
of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio, Asheville-Buncombe Technical College, and South Florida Community College
Becky has taught pre-clinic instrumentation for 20 years and advanced instrumentation for 15, using the methods in
Jill Gehrig’s “Instrumentation for the Dental Hygienist” textbook and those used at the DH Methods of Education,
Inc. Boot Camp.
Becky is a published author and just completed the 2nd edition
of her textbook titled “Nutrition for a Healthy Mouth” , contributes three chapters to “Periodontics
for the Dental Hygienist” by Jill S. Nield-Gehrig, and co-author (with Jill Gehrig) of the chapter on Instrumentation
in the Mosby DH Review text.
You may recognize Becky as the clinician in the textbook “Periodontal Instrumentation and Advance Root Instrumentation”
and its accompanying DVD, both by Jill S. Nield-Gehrig.
Becky has taught in the camp instrumentation sessions in Miami,
Orlando, and Jacksonville.
Course Leader for "The Complete Preclinic Course"
Course Instructor in "Periodontal Instrumentation I & II"

Virginia M. Wagner, CDA, RDH, BHS
Associate Professor
of Dental Hygiene, Tallahassee Community College
Ginny has been the First Year Dental Hygiene Coordinator
for the past 5 years, teaching both the Preclinic and Clinic I courses. She is
currently transitioning and taking on the role of Radiology Supervisor. She has
sixteen years of teaching experience, and over 30 years of clinical practice. After
graduating from University
of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in 1976 she practiced full-time and then completed
her Bachelor of Health Science degree from University of Florida in 1986. Ginny is currently pursuing
her Masters in Science in Health Professions Education at Florida
Gulf Coast University.
Her teaching experience includes Preclinic, Clinic I, Oral Histology & Embryology,
Oral Pathology, Community Dentistry, Local Anesthesia & Pain Control, Nitrous Oxide Sedation and the labs that accompany
Radiology, Dental Anatomy, Medical Emergencies and Dental Materials.
In the DH Methods of Education, Inc. camps, Ginny teaches
the “Preclinic Course” and team teaches in the Perio Instrumentation I & II sessions. Ginny has taught in
camps in Tallahassee & Jacksonville, FL and Boston, MA.
Course Instructor in "The Complete Ethics Course", and "Periodontal
Instrumentation I & II"

Robin Blatt Matloff, RDH, BSDH, JD
Associate Professor of Dental Hygiene,
Mount Ida
College, Newton, MA
Robin graduated from Westbrook College (currently University of New England) in Portland,
Maine with her AS degree in Dental Hygiene and University of Rhode Island with her BS in Dental Hygiene, with a Specialty
in Health Education. She was EFDA (Expanded Functions Dental Auxiliary) trained at University
of Pennsylvania Dental School in 1981.
She also graduated form University of New England School of Law in 1986 with a JD in Law.
Robin’s career spans over thirty-four years of clinical and teaching experience. She has been a full-time faculty
member and taught both didactic and clinical courses at Forsyth School
of Dental Hygiene in Boston MA, as well as Quinsigamond Community College, in Worcester, MA. Since
1999, Robin has been teaching at Mount Ida College
in Newton MA, where she served
as Program Director from 2003-2007. She has also been a CODA examiner since 2004.
Robin is First-Year Clinic Coordinator at Mount
Ida College. She
teaches Pre-Clinic and Clinic 1. She coordinates and teaches Medical Emergencies
Lecture and Lab, as well as Dental Ethics and Practice Management. She is a clinical
instructor in the Pain Management/Local Anesthesia Lab. She has presented training
courses for graduate Dental Hygienists at Mount Ida College,
in Local Anesthesia, since August of 2005, the year that it became a delegable duty for Dental Hygienists in the state of
Massachusetts.
Robin has lectured for the Massachusetts
Dental Society on various topics. She has also presented numerous lectures at
the Yankee Dental Congress over the years, which is the fifth largest Dental Convention, held yearly in Boston, MA. She
was granted Tenure at Mount Ida College in May of 2005.
Course Instructor for: Evidence Based Solutions to Nonsurgical Periodontal Therapy: Power Scaling and Pain Management

Renee'
C. Graham, RDH, Med
Renee'
received a dental hygiene degree from Darton College and both a Bachelor of Science in Education and a Master of Education
degree from Valdosta State University. Renee’ brings 19 years of clinical
experience in general and periodontal practices and 11 years of academic experience to the Division. For the past ten years, she has held the position of Director of Dental Programs at Valdosta Technical College in Valdosta,
Georgia.
Renee’ has served as a site visitor for the Commission
on Dental Accreditation since 2003 and has been very active with regional testing agencies, the Georgia Dental Hygiene Educators
Association, and dental hygiene and assisting curriculum development for the State of Georgia. Her speaking engagements have encompassed international, national and
local engagements.
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