Who am I?
Wife, mother, farmer, student, college administrator, educator, inventor, public health advocate, businesswoman, researcher, writer, speaker–yet always a dental hygienist—Emily has worn many hats over the course of her 19 years in the dental industry. She takes pride in utilizing her inquisitive mind and honest attitude to lead faculty at her college, influence manufacturers to listen to dental professionals in product innovation, and transform students into entry-level professionals, promoting the use of inner accountability, tenacity, and empowerment.
I am Emily Boge.
I have designed and marketed two dental instruments, the Boge513 (American Eagle Instruments/ Young) and the Centennial Scaler (Hu-Friedy).
I am the Dental Administrative Chair at Hawkeye Community College in Waterloo, Iowa. In this role, I serve the Dental Assisting and Dental Hygiene Program Students, the faculty of the programs, and the staff of the Dental Clinic. Prior to accepting this position in July of 2015, I was a full-time practicing dental hygienist at Dental Associates of Manchester in Manchester, Iowa. In addition to working at the College, I maintain an active career completing research, product development, and evaluation of products for several major dental companies. I also enjoy speaking and writing in dentistry.
I enjoy all facets of dental hygiene and dentistry, and pride myself on thinking outside the box when it comes to dental innovation and practice standards; especially when I am able to apply new ideas to clinical techniques that improve my standard of care.
I graduated from Hawkeye Community College Dental Assisting (2000) and Dental Hygiene (2003) Programs prior to completing my Bachelor's in Psychology with a focus in Gerontology (2012) and a Masters in Public Administration (2015) at Upper Iowa University, and value lifelong education. I am a current doctoral student at Franklin University in Columbus, Ohio, studying to receive my EdD in Higher Education.
As a native rural Iowan, I married a fifth generation family farmer and machinist, and we live on the farm with our two sons. I enjoy cooking and baking, target shooting, four wheeling with my boys, reading, and shopping.
Wife, mother, farmer, student, college administrator, educator, inventor, public health advocate, businesswoman, researcher, writer, speaker–yet always a dental hygienist—Emily has worn many hats over the course of her 19 years in the dental industry. She takes pride in utilizing her inquisitive mind and honest attitude to lead faculty at her college, influence manufacturers to listen to dental professionals in product innovation, and transform students into entry-level professionals, promoting the use of inner accountability, tenacity, and empowerment.
I am Emily Boge.
I have designed and marketed two dental instruments, the Boge513 (American Eagle Instruments/ Young) and the Centennial Scaler (Hu-Friedy).
I am the Dental Administrative Chair at Hawkeye Community College in Waterloo, Iowa. In this role, I serve the Dental Assisting and Dental Hygiene Program Students, the faculty of the programs, and the staff of the Dental Clinic. Prior to accepting this position in July of 2015, I was a full-time practicing dental hygienist at Dental Associates of Manchester in Manchester, Iowa. In addition to working at the College, I maintain an active career completing research, product development, and evaluation of products for several major dental companies. I also enjoy speaking and writing in dentistry.
I enjoy all facets of dental hygiene and dentistry, and pride myself on thinking outside the box when it comes to dental innovation and practice standards; especially when I am able to apply new ideas to clinical techniques that improve my standard of care.
I graduated from Hawkeye Community College Dental Assisting (2000) and Dental Hygiene (2003) Programs prior to completing my Bachelor's in Psychology with a focus in Gerontology (2012) and a Masters in Public Administration (2015) at Upper Iowa University, and value lifelong education. I am a current doctoral student at Franklin University in Columbus, Ohio, studying to receive my EdD in Higher Education.
As a native rural Iowan, I married a fifth generation family farmer and machinist, and we live on the farm with our two sons. I enjoy cooking and baking, target shooting, four wheeling with my boys, reading, and shopping.
