Sarah Lowman, DDS, named assistant dentistry dean

Sarah Lowman, DDS

Sarah Lowman, DDS, an assistant professor in the department of growth and development at the UNMC College of Dentistry, has been named the college’s assistant dean for admissions. In this role, she will work to advance the college’s admissions program.

Since joining the college in 2020, Dr. Lowman has played a key role in recruitment initiatives, including working with the Summer Health Professions Education Program to help students who are underrepresented in the health professions prepare to apply to dental school.

“Dr. Lowman is a valued member of the UNMC College of Dentistry admissions team and an extraordinary representative of the college. She has a great passion for helping students realize their potential,” said Merlyn Vogt, DDS, associate dean for student affairs, admissions and external relations at the college.

In her new role, Dr. Lowman will lead the admissions process, develop strategic recruitment initiatives and provide academic and career guidance to prospective students.

“We are very pleased and excited to have Dr. Lowman take on a leadership role within our admissions team,” said Rowen Zetterman, MD, interim dean at the UNMC College of Dentistry.

“Her leadership will have a great influence on the college’s future. She is dedicated to helping the college continue to recruit the most outstanding dental students,” he said.

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6 comments

  1. Marcela Williams says:

    Congratulations, Dr. Lowman!

  2. Claire Koukol says:

    Congratulations! This is so exciting for the applicants and the COD.

  3. Robin Jaeckel says:

    Congratulations Dr. Lowman!

  4. Laura Vinson says:

    Congratulations! Best wishes on your expanded role!

  5. Sonja Franziska Tutsch says:

    Big congratulations, Dr. Lowman! I look forward to our continued collaboration on growing the next generation. You are such an incredible asset to the SHPEP at UNMC leadership team.

  6. Dr. Sheritta Strong says:

    Congratulations, Dr. Lowman! We are glad you are here!

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