C.
Edmund Kells Honor
Society
The C. Edmund Kells
Society, a local honor
society created at LSUSD,
is named for New Orleans’
most famous dentist. Dr.
Kells is known as the
first U.S. dentist to take
intraoral radiographs on a
living person. A
productive inventor
credited with over 30
patents, he was also a
prolific contributor to
the dental literature.
The C. Edmund Kells
Society is composed of
students who excel
academically throughout
their dental school
career. The top 10% of
sophomores, 15% of
juniors, and 20% of
seniors are inducted each
year.
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2011
Kells Society
Members
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Each year members of the
student-led society select
a faculty member whom they
believe best represents
the values and dedication
to dentistry embodied by
Dr. Kells.
We congratulate the LSUSD
student and faculty
members of Omicron Kappa
Upsilon and the C. Edmund
Kells Society, who
exemplify academic and
professional excellence in
dentistry.
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