The Dr. Clifton and Lois Dummett Scholarship honors Dr. Clifton O. Dummett (1919-2011), a distinguished educator, researcher, and advocate for social justice, and his wife, Lois Doyle Dummett, a historian and co-author. This fellowship honors their legacy of advancing equity, scholarship, and humanitarianism in dentistry. It is awarded to individuals pursuing advanced clinical training in the dental specialties or advanced studies in research, public health, administration, or law, with a demonstrated commitment to social justice and improving the oral health of systematically under-resourced communities. Applicants must be post-doctoral candidates pursuing advanced degrees in a dental clinical specialty, research, public health, administration, or law. They must be a current member of the National Dental Association (NDA) and demonstrate evidence of a commitment to improving the oral health of systematically under-resourced communities. The awardee must submit a quotation and 30-second video expressing appreciation for the fellowship award within 30 days of notification. This content may be used on the NDAF website and other publications. Applicants must submit two letters of recommendation, one of which must come from one of your current professors other than your Program Director. Letters from family members, relatives, or students are not accepted. Please visit the scholarship's website for more information.