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The SCADA Program has now expanded to include 39 countries with 18 Student Clinician programs and over 5,000 student participants
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/16DENTSPLY (Australia) Pty Ltd ABN 15 004 290 322
11–21 Gilby Road, Mount Waverley VIC 3149 Telephone: 1300 55 29 29, E-Mail: [email protected] www.dentsply.com.au
SCADA 2017 The Student Clinical Research Program 2017 Enrolment Guide
Details of this event: Day 1Each student selected to represent their University is asked to present their research to an independent judging panel.
Their presentation includes a round table discussion about their research, is then judged by the panel, based on an established criterion.
Venue: Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre
Date: Thursday 18 May 2017
These presentations will be held at the ADA 37th Australian Dental Congress.
Winner and Runner up announced at a prestigious Dentsply Sirona Dinner event with Australia-wide University Professors, Heads of Schools, Industry Professionals and past SCADA winners.
Venue: The Langham Hotel Melbourne
Date: Thursday 18 May 2017
Details of this event: Day 2 Each student will be at the ADA 37th Australian Dental Congress with their presentations on display to answer any questions to delegates at the Congress.
Venue: Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre
Date: Friday 19 May 2017
During this time the students will receive all expenses paid including flights, accommodation, transfers and a meal allowance each day. Students will also be part of Dentsply Sirona & Congress social events.
Requirements to enter/ how to participateIf you are an undergraduate dental student and interested in being involved in this program please, register online after you have received approval from your Head of School.
PrizesThis prestigious program includes a first prize of an all expenses paid trip to attend the American Dental Association congress.
The second prize winner will receive $500 cash.
Each university representatives will become members of the SCADA alumni.
History of SCADAThe Student Clinician Research Program was initially a joint venture between DENTSPLY and the American Dental Association in 1959. Since then the program has been expanded to include 39 countries with 18 student clinical programs, and over 5,000 student participants.
In Australia, the Student Clinician program began in 1982 with participation from all Australian and New Zealand Universities, and in 2009, we welcomed the University of Fiji into the program.
The program is held every second year with final presentations made at the Australian Dental Association National Congress and winners are announced at a special Dentsply Sirona Dinner event.
The SCADA program offers a wonderful opportunity to further clinical skill, network with colleagues and develop lifelong friendships. You will become one of the future leaders of the profession.
The SCADA objectives are
• To promote, support and recognise dental research by students and faculty advisors within all dental schools
• To provide quality standards and guidelines for the dental schools in research, clinic planning and judging
• To help orient and educate the individual student clinicians toward a successful career that includes dental research
• To provide SCADA Associates with a network and ongoing opportunities for dental research
The SCADA Program has now expanded to include 39 countries with 18 Student Clinician programs and over 5,000 student participants
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DENTSPLY (Australia) Pty Ltd ABN 15 004 290 322 11–21 Gilby Road, Mount Waverley VIC 3149 Telephone: 1300 55 29 29, E-Mail: [email protected] www.dentsply.com.au
SCADA 2017 The Student Clinical Research Program 2017 Enrolment Guide
Details of this event: Day 1Each student selected to represent their University is asked to present their research to an independent judging panel.
Their presentation includes a round table discussion about their research, is then judged by the panel, based on an established criterion.
Venue: Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre
Date: Thursday 18 May 2017
These presentations will be held at the ADA 37th Australian Dental Congress.
Winner and Runner up announced at a prestigious Dentsply Sirona Dinner event with Australia-wide University Professors, Heads of Schools, Industry Professionals and past SCADA winners.
Venue: The Langham Hotel Melbourne
Date: Thursday 18 May 2017
Details of this event: Day 2 Each student will be at the ADA 37th Australian Dental Congress with their presentations on display to answer any questions to delegates at the Congress.
Venue: Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre
Date: Friday 19 May 2017
During this time the students will receive all expenses paid including flights, accommodation, transfers and a meal allowance each day. Students will also be part of Dentsply Sirona & Congress social events.
Requirements to enter/ how to participateIf you are an undergraduate dental student and interested in being involved in this program please, register online after you have received approval from your Head of School.
PrizesThis prestigious program includes a first prize of an all expenses paid trip to attend the American Dental Association congress.
The second prize winner will receive $500 cash.
Each university representatives will become members of the SCADA alumni.
The SCADA program offers a wonderful opportunity to further clinical skill, network with colleagues and develop lifelong friendships. You will become one of the future leaders of the profession.
History of SCADAThe Student Clinician Research Program was initially a joint venture between Dentsply Sirona and the American Dental Association in 1959. Since then the program has been expanded to include 39 countries with 18 student clinical programs, and over 5,000 student participants.
In Australia, the Student Clinician program began in 1982 with participation from all Australian and New Zealand Universities, and in 2009, we welcomed the University of Fiji into the program.
The program is held every second year with final presentations made at the Australian Dental Association National Congress and winners are announced at a special Dentsply Sirona Dinner event.
The SCADA objectives are
• To promote, support and recognise dental research by students and faculty advisors within all dental schools
• To provide quality standards and guidelines for the dental schools in research, clinic planning and judging
• To help orient and educate the individual student clinicians toward a successful career that includes dental research
• To provide SCADA Associates with a network and ongoing opportunities for dental research