Resources

Kevin Hazel – University of New Hampshire

Kevin Hazel, is from Chelmsford, Mass., and graduated from Chelmsford High School. He was involved in many extracurricular activities, including high school musicals, choir, mock trial, and the freshman mentor program.

Kristin Tagg – Oklahoma City University

The Barbara Seltzer Memorial Scholarship was awarded to Kristin Tagg from Charlton, Mass. She graduated from Shepherd Hill Regional High School.

Kristina Ladd – Rowan University

Kristina Ladd, of Ayer, Mass., is a recent graduate of Francis W. Parker Charter Essential School where she was an active member of her school’s Model United Nations team, winning two accolades for excellence in oral presentation.

Latham Appliance in Infants with Unilateral Complete Cleft Lip and Palate

In the past six months, two important studies have been published from the Department of Dentistry at Boston Children’s Hospital (BCH). These studies investigate the affects of using the Latham appliance in infants with unilateral complete cleft lip and palate.

Lauren Dausch – In her own words

Born with Hemifacial Microsomia with Microtia, Lauren Dausch from Sharon, Mass., was a 2012 recipient of FFC’s Jane C. McDaid Scholarship Award. This summer she will be working at Camp Starfish in New Hampshire, a sleep-away camp in for kids with emotional, behavioral, and developmental issues and disorders. Her dream career is to counsel children and teens as a social worker.

Lauren Dausch – University of North Carolina

Lauren Dausch, Sharon, MA, a graduate of Sharon High School in 2011. During the past year, she volunteered with mentally disabled teens as well as the elderly, while taking classes at Wharton County Junior College.

Leo Briggs – West Virginia University

Jane C. McDaid Memorial Scholarship Award - 2024

Lessons Learned III & Video of Dr. Bronfman’s Presentation

Dr. Bronfman's presentation from Lessons Learned III on May 11 is now available on our website and Youtube channel. Many thanks to all those who participated and made this possible.