DENTISTRY

Left to right: Dr. Mark Luria, president of the Detroit chapter of Alpha Omega; Dean Peter Polverini; Linda Wolffe; Dr. John Wolffe, president of Alma Omega International; and Dr. Marvin Sonne, secretary.

The University of Michigan School of Dentistry had quite an impact on them.

Executives from the Alpha Omega International dental fraternity were impressed with what they heard and observed during a visit to the School in July when they met with Dean Peter Polverini, other administrators, students, and toured the School's facilities.

President, Dr. John Wolffe; his wife, Linda; Secretary, Dr. Marvin Sonne (DDS 1973); and Dr. Mark Luria (DDS 1978), president of the Detroit chapter of Alpha Omega, visited the School as part of the organization's centennial celebration.

"The time we spent visiting with you privately, viewing the spectacular video on the School, and touring the School, left everyone with an outstanding feeling of warmth and keenly aware of the dedication and devotion you have to our profession," Sonne wrote in a message to Polverini. "Even more obvious," he added, "is the professionalism displayed by those involved with educating our future dental professionals."