The topic of the day at Abington Hospital’s Jefferson Health Zaslow Auditorium as presented by Lisa Philp, RDH, drew Lucy Hobbs Project members for an afternoon of insight.
Special guest at the event included American Dental Association Immediate Past President Dr. Maxine Feinberg.
The Lucy Hobbs Project mission: to empower women in dentistry to drive change and deliver results through networking, innovation and give-back. Founded by Benco Dental, the initiative is named to honor Lucy Hobbs, the first woman in dentistry. Born in 1833, Lucy was refused admission to dental school because of her gender. But she persevered, eventually learning dentistry as an apprentice, graduating from the Ohio College of Dental Surgery, and becoming the first licensed female dentist in 1866. Her leadership, courage and success paved the way for other women. Benco Dental is committed to helping others to do the same.
Nominations are now being accepted for the 2016 Lucy Hobbs Project Awards. The Lucy Hobbs Project 4th Annual Celebration will recognize their year’s honorees on June 2 and 3, 2016 in Dallas, Texas. Do you know a female in dentistry setting new benchmarks? Nominate her today! Categories include: Woman-to-Watch Industry Icon Mentor Innovator Humanitarian Clinical Expertise Nominations will be accepted until January 15, 2016. Submit a nomination: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/LHP2016Nominations
Find out more about upcoming networking events: https://thelucyhobbsproject.com/event-type/networking/