All clubs have a faculty advisor who assists student officers in arrangements for speakers and presentations. Most of the clubs have an annual dues requirement for membership. Evening lectures and seminars are presented generally on a monthly basis through these organizations. Except for the St. George Oral Cancer Society, meetings are generally held at the School of Dentistry. Lectures are usually open to all students and faculty.
Notification is posted on the student bulletin boards .
These fraternities are academically and socially oriented. Membership in fraternities has many benefits, including interaction with upperclassmen and faculty. Fraternity membership is optional and does require annual dues. For more specific information, contact the fraternity officers listed above. The Hispanic Dental Association is an o rganization formed in 1997 to provide a social and academic community for Hispanic dental students at Temple University School of Dentistry.