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Clinical Advancement Ceremony D2014
Sunday, March 11, 2012 - Class of D2014
What is the Clinical Advancement Ceremony?
This annual ceremony is for second-year dental students and their families. It formalizes and symbolizes the transition of pre-doctoral dental students from basic and pre-clinical education, to the rendering of patient care in the School's clinics.
Ceremony Format
The ceremony will be conducted at the Marriott Boston Copley Place located at 110 Huntington Avenue. The ceremony begins promptly at 9:00am with the student processional and will last for approximately two hours. After the ceremony there will be a luncheon for all students and guests.
Additional Information
The School has reserved a block of rooms at the Marriott Copley at the rate of $199 per night for single and double rooms. Triples and quads are also available at a discounted rate. For hotel reservations at the Marriott please call 800-228-9290 or 617-236-5800 and reference the "Tufts Dental School Clinical Advancement" room block as well as the date of the ceremony. The rooms fill on a first-come-first-serve basis.
A formal invitation and information packet will be mailed to D2014 students and their families in February. If you would like more information before that time please contact Carrie Garinger via phone 617-636-0882 or email at carrie.garinger@tufts.edu.
