LibGuides: History of Dentistry: History of UTHealth Houston School of Dentistry

Timeline of Deans

Texas Dental College 1905 News items from Houston Chronicle and Herald
University of Texas Dental Branch records | Archives & Rare Book Collections for The TMC Library, McGovern Historical Center The University of Texas (UT) Dental Branch is the oldest institution of higher learning in Houston. It had a modest beginning in 1905 as the Texas Dental College, a privately owned school, The Texas Dental College became part to The University of Texas on September 1, 1943. Ground breaking for our current building was held on May 3, 1952, and the building was ready for occupancy on the 50th anniversary of the founding of the Texas Dental College. The collection includes information about the faculty and students, curriculum information, teaching resources, and memorandums about changes with in the school. The collection covers the years 1906-1997. The collection is in good condition with 11 cubic feet (23 boxes).
Historical Dental Records and Papers | Archives & Rare Book Collections for The TMC Library, McGovern Historical Center Collection includes: Dow Collection on Dentistry, Frederick C. Elliott papers, Harold S. Skonsby papers, Walter Rehrauer and Texas Dental College papers, AM Autry, Jr. papers, Barnet M. Levy papers, Jack H. Levine papers, Eli M. Watts, III papers and others