Selipsky Fellowship the Schluger-Ammons Study Club
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The Department of Periodontics at the University of Washington School of Dentistry (UWSOD) has long been recognized as a world leader in dental education and clinical research.
Named after Dr. Herbert Selipsky, a visionary whose dedication to periodontics shaped the curriculum and clinical standards of the department, this fellowship represents a commitment to the continued excellence he inspired.
Dr. Selipsky’s legacy is not just in the techniques taught, but in the spirit of mentorship and the pursuit of mastery that continues to define our residents today.
Supporting the next generation of specialists by reducing the financial burden of advanced education.

Assisting residents with the rising costs of clinical training and specialist equipment.

Recognizing academic achievement and scholarly potential in the field of periodontics.
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Strengthening the bond between the university and its global network of successful alumni.

"Dr. Selipsky’s mentorship didn't just teach us techniques; it taught us a philosophy of care. This fellowship ensures that same philosophy survives in the next generation."

"The fellowship allows us to focus entirely on the rigorous clinical research required at this level, removing the burden of financial uncertainty that haunts many residents."
"My goal has always been to ensure that the Department of Periodontics remains a place where the brightest minds can thrive without limitations. This fellowship is my way of passing the torch to the next generation."
"Education is a journey of precision and discipline. By supporting our residents, we are ensuring the longevity of high-quality patient care and innovative research that began here decadesago."
— Dr. Herbert Selipsky
THE CASE FOR SUPPORT
Ensuring the Selipsky name remains synonymous with the highest tier of periodontal education globally.
An endowment creates a permanent stream of funding that lasts as long as the university itself.
Attracting the world's most promising residents through unparalleled financial support.
The complexity of modern periodontal medicine requires focused,uninterrupted study. This fellowship protects the academic environmentnecessary for breakthrough clinical insights.
"The Miracle at Washington is not just about what we built, but
about what we can sustain for the centuries
ahead."
— HERB SELIPSKY