Monique Trice

Dental Education
How a program for the underrepresented launched my dental career
Academic enrichment programs can be an invaluable experience for college students interested in the healthcare field, especially those from disadvantaged backgrounds. Dental student Monique Trice shares her experience with a program that helped launch her dental career.
November 25, 2013
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