CURRICULUM VITAE

Personal details

Name: Ashraf Ibrahim ShaweeshDate of Birth: 31st January 1977Gender: MaleNationality: Jordanian and Australian permanent resident (VISA subclass 155)Marital status: Married to Maram Qasim (PhD candidate of Linguistics at Deakin Uni) and have two daughters (Lian 9 yrs and Aseel 6 yrs)Languages (spoken and written)

English: Professional language (excellent command in all aspects)Arabic: First native language

Contact details

Mailing address: Home: 1/51 Lower Plenty Rd Rosanna VIC 3084 AustraliaWork: Room 250 – Building 30 - School of Dentistry and Health Sciences - Faculty of Science - Charles Strut UniversityBoorooma St, Wagga Wagga, NSW, 2678, AustraliaTel: +61 2 6933 2673E-mail: ashaweesh@csu.edu.au

Contact numbers: Mobile: +61 467 681 937Work: +61 2 6933 2673

E-mails:ashaweesh@csu.edu.auashrafis@just.edu.jo

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Qualifications

1. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Oral Anatomy, Histology and Embryology

Provider: Faculty of Medicine Dentistry and Health Sciences, Melbourne Dental School, The University of MelbourneCommencement date: January 2002Completion date (degree granted): 5th April 2006Language of study: English

The PhD was based on a major research conducted at the School of Dental Science, The University of Melbourne. The research was finally conducted as a major thesis entitled:“Three-Dimensional Quantitative Analysis of Facial Morphotypes: Application in Delineation of Facial Ethnicity and in Aiding Diagnostic Recognition of Characteristic Facial Features of Syndromes and Craniofacial Malformations”

2. Successful completion of the primary examinations for the Fellowship of the Faculty of Dentistry (MFD), Royal College of Surgeons, Ireland

Date of the exam: 15th September 2000Place the exam held: Jordan University of Science and Technology, Jordan

3. Bachelor of Dental Science (BDS)

Provider: Faculty of Dentistry, Jordan University of Science and Technology (JUST), Irbid, JordanDuration of study: 5 yearsCommencement date: September 1994Completion date: June 1999Language of study: EnglishRank: 5th out of 52 studentsGPA: ‘Very Good’ (equivalent to DI), 81.2 %. At JUST ‘very good’ ranges between 76% – 84%

Registered as a General Dental Practitioner with the Jordanian Dental Association (JDA) and licensed to practise dentistry in Jordan by the Ministry of Health, Jordan since July 1999.

Currently holding limited registration with AHPRA for teaching and research at Charles Sturt University_Wagga_NSW

Should be eligible for full registration at AHPRA upon successfully completing the ADC practical examination, which I have already started.

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Working Experience

I. Academic and clinical posts

1. Senior Lecturer in Oral Health Therapy

Institution: School of Dentistry & Health Sciences - Faculty of Science – Charles Sturt University - AustraliaType of contract: Full time employment (two-year-fixed term).Duration: 09 January 2017 – until present.Roles / duties during 2017:

Coordinator / convenor and instructor: Oral Health Sciences 1 (DOH110), Oral Health Sciences 2 (DOH 210) and Oral Health Sciences 3 (DOH 300) – (yearlong subjects)Demonstrator/Instructor: Oral Health Sciences 1 (DOH100), Clinical Practice & Theory 2 (DOH 200), Public Oral Health, Research and Community Service (DOH 321), Research Methods in Health Sciences (HLT330).Clinical instructor:

Clinical Practice and Theory (DOH200) for oral health therapy students Clinical instructor for CSU’s dental students during their clinical placement in

Wagga Wagga dental clinics.Curriculum development: as a team member in the oral health discipline, I have contributed to curriculum development of the Bachelor of Oral Health course for the 2019 offering. I have developed the curriculum in all oral health sciences subjects: DOH110, DOH210 and DOH300.

2. Honorary Research Fellow

Institution: Melbourne Dental School, The University of Melbourne based on an appointment for one year from 14 September 2015 to 9 September 2016 (and jointly on a sabbatical leave from Jordan University of Science and Technology). During this year of honorary appointment, I contributed to delivering lectures and tutorials into the DDS subject “Oral Structure and Function” in head & neck anatomy, dental anatomy, oral histology and embryology. I also conducted a research project entitled “Three-dimensional quantification of age-related changed in facial morphology”. At the moment I am preparing the first manuscript from that project to be sent soon for publication, titled “quantification of age-related changes in mid-sagittal facial profiles using Fourier analysis”.

3. Associate Professor of Oral Anatomy, Histology and Embryology, and Oral Diagnosis

Institution: Faculty of Dentistry – Jordan University of Science and Technology (JUST)Type of contract: Full-time employment (average teaching load: 12 credit hours /week* excluding research)

Duration: 19 March 2012 – until present N.B: on sabbatical leave from 14 September 2015 to 9 September 2016 and on unpaid

leave from 18 September 2016 – present.* Teaching load is estimated as follows: 1-hour-lecture = one credit hour, 1-hour-practical session (lab/clinic) = 0.5 credit hour.

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In early 2017, I applied for promotion to Full Professor at JUST, the application was approved by the JUST’s Dean Council on 10 July 2017 and the paperwork were sent for external reviewer evaluation. The process is still pending.

4. Assistant Professor of Oral Anatomy, Histology and Embryology, and Oral Diagnosis

Institution: Faculty of Dentistry – Jordan University of Science and Technology (JUST)Type of contract: Full-time employment (average teaching load: 12 credit hours /week excluding research)

Duration: from 17 July 2006 until 18 March 2012

Subjects/topics/areas taught during the Associate Professor and Assistant Professor posts at JUST:

Oral Biological Sciences (2nd yr undergraduate level in BDS and Dental Hygienist program)Oral Diagnosis (4th and 5th yrs undergraduate clinics)Oral health sciences (for undergraduate students in the dental hygiene program)Research Methods and Research Project (3rd and 4th yrs undergraduate levels)

Oral Biological Sciences include: General Anatomy for undergraduate dental students, Oral and Maxillofacial Anatomy, Applied Head and Neck Anatomy, Oral and Maxillofacial Histology and Embryology, Dental Anatomy and Occlusion, Oral Physiology, Oral Pathology and Oral Radiology

Course coordinator/convenor and instructor for the following courses: (The details of these courses can be accessed through): http://www.just.edu.jo/FacultiesandDepartments/FacultyofDentistry/Departments/Oral%20MedicineandOral%20Surgery/Lists/Courses/StudentView.aspx

Undergraduate coursesDental Anatomy and Occlusion (Dent 202)Oral Histology (Dent 206)Oral Histology (ADS 222) – for dental hygiene studentsOral physiology (Dent 207)Research Methods (Dent 311)Research Project (Dent 413)Introduction to Dentistry (Dent 101)

Postgraduate courses

Applied Oral Anatomy and Occlusion (Dent 705)Surgical Head and Neck Anatomy (Dent 708)

Clinical instructor – demonstrator for the following courses: Oral Diagnosis I (Dent 423)

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Oral Diagnosis II (Dent 424)Oral Diagnosis III (Dent 523)Oral Diagnosis IV (Dent 524)

5. Clinical post: General Dental Practitioner at the specialty clinics of the Dental Teaching Centre affiliated with the Faculty of Dentistry / Jordan University of Science and Technology.

Commencement date: 17th July 2006 – until 13 September 2015Load: Three sessions per week, 3 hours each with an average of 3 patients treated per session.

6. Lecturer and tutor in Oral Anatomy, Histology, Embryology and Radiology

Institution: School of Dental Science, and School of Medicine (Discipline of Anatomy) at Faculty of Medicine Dentistry and Health Sciences, The University of MelbourneType of contract: Casual employmentAverage number of hours/week: 4-6 hours (one-hour lecture and 3-5 hours tutorial)Commencement date: March 2002Completion date: June 2006

7. Clinical Dental Officer (teacher assistant/resident dentist)

Institution: Faculty of Dentistry and the affiliated Dental Health Centre, Jordan University of Science and Technology, Irbid Jordan.Duration: 2 years and 5 monthsCommencement date: 28th August 1999Date of resignation: 14th January 2002Type of contract: full-time employmentMain duties:

a. Demonstrating undergraduate dental students in general clinical dentistry with emphasis on general treatment planning, endodontics and restorative dentistry.

b. Tutoring undergraduate student in oral and maxillofacial anatomy, histology and embryology.

c. Practising general dentistry, particularly in endodontics and restorative dentistry.

8. General Dental PractitionerInstitution: shared private general dental practicePlace: Ashouna ashamaleyya, Irbid, JordanDuration: 4 monthsCommencement date: 5th July 1999Date of leaving work: 7th November 1999

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II. Administrative postsAt Charles Sturt University

Member in the School’s Research Committee Member in the School’s Workload Committee

At Jordan University of Science & Technology

Assistant Dean of Faculty of Dentistry in Jordan University of Science & Technology.

o Period: 1st September 2011 – 31 August 2013

University Council Member / representative of The Faculty of Dentistry

o Period: 1st September 2010– 31st August

Faculty Council Member / representative of Oral Anatomy & Oral Surgery Department

o Period: 1st September 2009 – 31st August 2010

Assistant Dean of Faculty of Dentistry in Jordan University of Science & Technology.

o Period: 1st September 2008 – 31st August 2009

Faculty Council Member / representative of Oral Anatomy & Oral Surgery Department

o Period: 1st September 2007 – 31st August 2008

III. Supervision and Examination of MSc Theses

MSc Thesis Supervisor (Principal Advisor)

Completed

1. Hazem Qattan, Ashraf Shaweesh and Rola Alhabashneh (MSc Thesis 2015). Investigation of the esthetic matching between gingival color and anterior tooth shade values. Jordan University of Science & Technology.

2. Mohammad Abdelkader, Ashraf Shaweesh and Mustafa Alkhader (MSc thesis 2015). Keeping dental records for medical and forensic uses by dental practitioners in Jordan. Jordan University of Science & Technology.

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3. Muhammad Fadi Al-Mahdi, Asharf Shaweesh and Emad Al Maaitah. (MSc Thesis 2014) Influence of dental malocclusion and other correlates on the timing of permanent tooth emergence in the Jordanian population. Jordan University of Science & Technology.

4. Nael Almasri, Ashraf Shaweesh and Mohammad Hammad (MSc Thesis 2013). Relationship between dental fluorosis and periodontal disease. Jordan University of Science & Technology

5. Hala Shamkhy, Ashraf Shaweesh and Ziad Dwairy (MSc Thesis: 2013) Quantification of the relationship between face form, arch form and central incisor tooth form using Fourier shape analysis. Jordan University of Science & Technology

6. Mohammad El Aggad, Ashraf Shaweesh and Wael Al-Omari (MSc Thesis: 2013). Comparison between the attitudes of dental students, general dental partitioners and specialists regarding the restoration of endodontically treated teeth. Jordan University of Science & Technology

7. Mohammad Yehea, Ashraf Shaweesh and Mousa Marashdeh (MSc Thesis: 2011), Effect of variation in Frankfort-mandibular plane angle on the incisal biting force and tooth morphology. Jordan University of Science & Technology

8. Hamed Alomar, Ashraf Shaweesh and Suzan Al-khatib (MSc Thesis: 2009). Facial Anthropometric Norms of a young Jordanian population. Jordan University of Science & Technology.

9. Basem Alhaj, Ashraf Shaweesh and Elham Abu-Alhaija (MSc Thesis: 2009), Morphometric Correlations between the lower facial profile, the anterior bony outlines of the upper and the lower jaws, and the inter-incisal angle using Fourier Shape Analysis. Jordan University of Science & Technology.

MSc Thesis Supervisor (Co-advisor)Completed

10. Sohrab Kamkarfar, Ziad Dwairy and Ashraf Shaweesh (MSc Thesis: 2012). The relationship between skin colour and natural teeth shade value among Jordanians. Jordan University of Science & Technology.

11. Earab alsoreeky, Ola Bataineh and Ashraf Shawesh (MSc Thesis: 2012). Time and Sequence of emergence of primary teeth in Jordanian children. Jordan University of Science & Technology.

12. Amani Assaf, Wael Al-Omari and Ashraf Shaweesh. (MSc Thesis: 2015). The correlation between occlusal, cervical tooth wear and maximum bite force. Jordan University of Science & Technology

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MSc Thesis Internal Examiner

1. Ziad Wanley (MSc Thesis: 2015). A survey of knowledge and restoration of shortened dental arch among a sample of dental practitioners from different oral health care sectors in Jordan, Jordan University of Science and Technology.Date of Examination: 11 May 2015

2. Wesam Alsalman (MSc Thesis: 2012). Effect of using ozone as an adjunct to conventional non-surgical therapy in chronic periodontitis: a randomized controlled clinical trail. Jordan University of Science & Technology.Date of examination 27 December 2012

3. Sana Alafifi (MSc Thesis: 2012). Removable denture patient's awareness and expectations regarding using dental implants as a treatment option for replacing missing teeth. Jordan University of Science & Technology.Date of examination 22 November 2012

4. Ahmad Alquran (MSc Thesis: 2012). Awareness and knowledge of Jordanian dentists of periodontal health. Jordan University of Science and Technology.Date of examination 23 October 2012

5. Khaled Hemaidat (MSc Thesis: 2012). Maximum occlusal bite force of endondontically-treated teeth versus their vital counterparts. Jordan University of Science & Technology.Date of examination 08 October 2012

6. Basel Elayyan (MSc Thesis: 2012). Complete edentulism, denture wearing and denture needs among the Jordanian elderly, a community based study. Jordan University of Science & Technology.Date of examination 13 March 2012

7. Yousef Abbas, (MSc Thesis: 2011) The Relationship Between Facial Measurements And Mesiodistal Width Of Maxillary Anterior Teeth In A Group Of Jordanians; A Possible Guide For Tooth Position And Aesthetics In Fixed And Removable Prosthodontics. Jordan University of Science & Technology.Date of examination: Dec 2011

8. Mousa Abu Fadaleh. (MSc Thesis: 2010). Apical morphology of mandibular first premolar. Jordan University of Science & Technology.Date of examination: May 2010

9. Wayel Telha (MSc Thesis: 2009), Neurosensory status of the premaxillary region after separation of the nasopalatine nerve bundle. Jordan University of Science & Technology.Date of examination: August 2009

10. Hamzeh Bani Younis (MSc Thesis: 2007), Root and Canal Morphology of third molar in a Jordanian population. Jordan University of Science & Technology.Date of examination: August 2007

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IV. Grants

1. Chronology of eruption of permanent and deciduous teeth among the Jordanians, Jordan University of Science and Technology, 2007.

2. Investigation of the esthetic matching between gingival color and anterior tooth shade values. Jordan University of Science & Technology, 2015.

3. Keeping dental records for medical and forensic uses by dental practitioners in Jordan. Jordan University of Science & Technology, 2015.

4. Influence of dental malocclusion and other correlates on the timing of permanent tooth emergence in the Jordanian population. Jordan University of Science & Technology, 2014.

5. Relationship between dental fluorosis and periodontal disease. Jordan University of Science & Technology, 2013

6. Quantification of the relationship between face form, arch form and central incisor tooth form using Fourier shape analysis. Jordan University of Science & Technology, 2013

7. Comparison between the attitudes of dental students, general dental partitioners and specialists regarding the restoration of endodontically treated teeth. Jordan University of Science & Technology, 2013.

8. Effect of variation in Frankfort-mandibular plane angle on the incisal biting force and tooth morphology. Jordan University of Science & Technology, 2011.

9. Facial Anthropometric Norms of a young Jordanian population. Jordan University of Science & Technology, 2009

10. Morphometric Correlations between the lower facial profile, the anterior bony outlines of the upper and the lower jaws, and the inter-incisal angle using Fourier Shape Analysis. Jordan University of Science & Technology, 2009.

11. The relationship between skin colour and natural teeth shade value among Jordanians. Jordan University of Science & Technology 2012.

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12. Time and Sequence of emergence of primary teeth in Jordanian children. Jordan University of Science & Technology, 2012.

13. The correlation between occlusal, cervical tooth wear and maximum bite force. Jordan University of Science & Technology, 2015.

V. Contributions to the academic & research fields of oral science

1. An Examiner in Part-I Jordanian Board examinations at The Jordanian Medical Council. 2. An invited External Examiner to the Faculty of Dentistry, University of 7th October, Misurata,

Libya. From 29th May to 5th June 2010.Examination fields: Dental Anatomy and Oral Histology and Embryology

3. An Examiner in Oral Anatomy and Histology for part I and Part II Examinations (held in Jordan) for the Membership of the Faculty of Dentistry (MFD), the Royal College of Surgeons / Ireland

4. An accredited Examiner in Oral Anatomy and Histology for the Primary Examination for the Fellowship of the Royal Australasian College of Dental Surgeons/ The General Stream.

5. An Observer/Examiner in Oral Anatomy and Histology for the Primary Examination for the Fellowship of the Royal Australasian College of Dental Surgeons/ The General Stream (held in Sydney – Australia in Nov 2011)

6. An Editorial Board member for Medical Research and Innovation7. A peer reviewer for over a dozen of journals, examples but not limited to:

a. Wiley-Blackwell Publishing. b. Current Microbiologyc. Journal of Forensic Researchd. African Journal of Microbiology Researche. Journal of International Society of Preventive and Community Dentistryf. Journal of Dental Surgeryg. Annals of Human Biologyh. Acta Odontologica Scandinavica

VI. Research interests

Mathematical quantification of human biological forms (e.g. using Fourier Shape Analysis) Three and two-dimensional photogrammetry and radiogrammetry for applications in craniofacial

anthropology, forensic sciences, craniofacial dysmorphology and in planning and assessing surgical and orthodontic treatment.

Chronobiology: applications in maxillofacial growth and tooth development. Chronology of maxillofacial and dental development in cleft patients and other craniofacial

abnormalities Dynamic relationship between dental occlusion and the temporomandibular joints. Prevalence and quantitative analyses of developmental anomalies of teeth. Quantification of face and dental arch symmetry. Water fluoridation and tooth enamel mottling

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Facial bony and soft tissue profilometric analysis Relationship between skin colour and tooth shade Relationship between anterior facial height and bite force and tooth morphometry Relationship between bite force and oral tori and exostoses. Quantification of tooth and arch morphology in prehistoric middle eastern skulls

VII. Academic / education / clinical courses completed

Examples but not limited to the following list: Self-Evaluation of Academic Programs at JUST

Theory and Practice of Problem Based Learning in Dental Education at JUST

Modern University Instructional Methods at JUST

Testing and Evaluation of University Examinations at JUST

Several courses in biostatistics (SPSS) at JUST

Learning and Teaching at Charles Sturt University (completed in Oct 2017, grade: DI)

Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitation with Royal Life Saving – Australia (completed in Feb 2018)

VIII. Outreach activities

A visit to Wagga Wagga Catholic Collage for dental awareness and promoting the CSU’s Bachelor of Oral Health and Dental Science courses.

In collaboration with the National TV of Jordan in 2010, delivering weekly episodes on dental awareness to the public.

Over a dozen of dental awareness campaigns at JUST delivered to public and UNRWA schools

IX. Publications

1. Shaweesh A. Duration and rate of clinical eruption of third molars. Acta Odontologica Scandinavica. 2017. Under Review.

2. Shaweesh A & Qasim M. Tooth eruption versus emergence, a common misconception. . J Stomatol Oral Maxillofac Surg. 2018. Under Review.

3. Al-Batayneh & Shaweesh A. Clinical duration of eruption of deciduous teeth in Jordanian children: a cross-sectional study. Archives of Oral Biology 2017. Under Review.

4. Shaweesh A & Al-Batayneh, O. Association of weight and height with timing of deciduous tooth emergence. Archives of Oral Biology. 2017; 87:168-171. doi: 10.1016/j.archoralbio.2017.12.030

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5. Safadi RA, Shaweesh AI, Hamasha AA, Azzam R, Alazzam MF, Devang Divakar D. The significance of age group, gender and skin complexion in relation to the clinical distribution of developmental oral mucosal alterations in 5-13 year-old children. J Stomatol Oral Maxillofac Surg. 2017; pii: S2468-7855(17)30238-0. doi: 10.1016/j.jormas.2017.12.002.

6. Alsoleihat F, Al-Shayyab MH, Kalbouneh H, Al-Zer H, Ryalat S, Alhadidi A, Saoud H, Shaweesh, AI, Al-Omoush S, Khraisat A. Age Prediction in the Adult based on the Pulp-to-Tooth Ratio in lower third molars: A Cone-beam CT study. International Journal of Morphology. 2017; 35:488-493.

7. Shaweesh A. Mesiodistal and faciolingual diameters of the permanent teeth in a Jordanian population. Archives of Oral Biology. 2017;73:253-258. DOI:10.1016/j.archoralbio.2016.10.026

8. Shaweesh A. Timing of clinical eruption of third molars in a Jordanian population. Archives of Oral Biology. 2016;72:157-163. DOI: 10.1016/j.archoralbio.2016.08.031.

9. Alkhader M, Hudieb M, Jarab F, Shaweesh A. Visibility of the Mandibular Canal on Orthoradial and Oblique CBCT Slices at Molar Implant Sites. Biotechnology and biotechnological equipment. 2016;30(4):770-776. Published online. DOI:10.1080/13102818.2016.1166349.

10. Al Habashneh RA, Azar WZ, Shaweesh AI, Khader Y. The relationship between body mass index and periodontitis among postmenopausal women. Obesity Research and Clinical Practice. 2015. 10(1):15-23. DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.orcp.2015.03.010.

11. Shaweesh AI, Al-Dwairi ZN, Shamkhey HD. Studying the relationships between the outlines of the face, maxillary central incisor, and maxillary arch in Jordanian adults by using Fourier analysis. Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry J Prosthet Dent. 2015;113(3):198-204. DOI: 10.1016/j.prosdent.2014.08.009. Epub 2014 Oct 29.

12. Al-Batayneh OB, Shaweesh AI, Alsoreeky E. Timing and sequence of emergence of deciduous teeth in Jordanian children. Archives of Oral Biology 2014;60(1):126-133. DOI: 10.1016/j.archoralbio.2014.08.014.

13. Al-Dwairi ZN, Shaweesh AI, Kamkarfar, S. Tooth shade measurements under standard and non-standard illumination and their agreement with skin color. International Journal of Prosthodontics 2014;27:458–460. DOI: 10.11607/ijp.3826.

14. Shaweesh AI and Alsoleihat FD. Association between body mass index and timing of permanent tooth emergence in Jordanian children and adolescents. International Journal of Stomatology and Occlusion Medicine 2013;6(2):50-58.

15. Shaweesh AI. Polymorphisms in sequence of permanent tooth emergence: a cross-sectional study on Jordanian children and adolescents. Acta Odontologica Scandinavica 2013;71(1):32-37.

16. AL-Omiri MK, Barghout NH, Shaweesh AI, Malkawi Z. Level of education and gender-specific self-reported oral health behavior among dental students. Oral Health and Preventive Dentistry 2012;10(1):29-35.

17. Shaweesh AI. Expression of Carabelli's trait in the Jordanian population. International Journal of Stomatology and Occlusion Medicine 2012; 5(2):77-82.

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18. Shaweesh AI. Clinical duration of permanent tooth eruption in Jordanians: from emergence to functional eruption. International Journal of Stomatology and Occlusion Medicine 2012;5(2):70-76.

19. Masadeh MM, Mhaidat NM, Alzoubi KH, Al-Azzam SI, Shaweesh AI. Ciprofloxacin-induced antibacterial activity is reversed by vitamin E and vitamin C. Current Microbiology 2012; 64(5):457-462.

20. Shaweesh AI. Timing and sequence of emergence of permanent teeth in the Jordanian population. Archives of Oral Biology 2012; 57(2):122-130.

21. Khraisat A, Alsoleihat F, Shaweesh AI, Sawair FA. Entoconulid (cusp 6), metaconulid (cusp 7), post-metaconulid and pre-entoconulid expression on the permanent mandibular first molar in the living Jordanian population and inter-trait interactions. Odontostomatol Trop – Tropical Dental Journal (O.S.T – T. D. J) 2011;34(136):11-19.

22. Shaweesh AI, Al-Omiri MK, Alsoleihat FD. Variation in time of emergence of permanent teeth among urban and rural Jordanian school children. Saudi Medical Journal 2011; 32(10):1066-1072

23. Thomas CDL, Claes PDH, Shaweesh AI, Clement JG. (2011). Three-dimensional facial shape archetypes for identification and diagnosis. In: Lestrel PE., Biological Shape Analysis – Proceedings of the 1st International Symposium. World Scientific Publishing Co, , pp 131-144.

24. Shaweesh, AI, Clement, JG, Thomas, CDL & Bankier A. (2009). Construction of facial anatomical archetypes for use in forensic science, syndrome diagnosis and experimental psychology published in Combined Abstracts of 2009 Australian Psychology Conferences (2.2mb)

25. Shaweesh AIM, Clement JG, Thomas CDL, Bankier A. Construction and use of facial archetypes in anthropology and syndrome diagnosis. Forensic Science International (Supplement) 2006; 159:175-185.

26. Shaweesh AI, Thomas CDL, Clement JG. Investigation of ethnic differences in facial morphology by three-dimensional averaging, Chapter 16 In: Clement JG. & Marks MK. Computer-graphic facial reconstruction. Boston, MA, Academic Press. 2005; pp307-324.

27. Shaweesh AI, Thomas CDL, Clement JG, Bankier A. Delineation of facial archetype by three-dimensional averaging. Annals of Royal Australasian College of Dental Surgeons 2004; 17, 73-79.

X. Oral and Poster Presentations

Presentations at scientific conferences

1. Shaweesh, A. I. & Alsoleihat FD (2013). Association between body mass index and timing of permanent tooth emergence in Jordanian children and adolescents. Presented at the 18th International Dental Congress of the Jordanian Dental Association / Irbid Branch, 10th -12th April 2011, Irbid, Jordan.

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2. Shaweesh, A. I. (2011). Timing and sequence of permanent tooth emergence in the Jordanian population. Presented at the 17th International Dental Congress of the Jordanian Dental Association / Irbid Branch, 20-22th April 2011, Irbid, Jordan.

3. Shaweesh, A. I., Abu al-haija, E. S., Alhaj, B. F. (2010). Quantification of relationships between the bony and soft-tissue profiles of the lower face. Presented at the 17th International Dental Congress of the Turkish Dental Association, 24th -26th June 2010, Bursa, Turkey.

4. Shaweesh, A. I., Alkhatib, S. N., Alomar H. M. (2010). Facial anthropometric norms of a young Jordanian population. Presented at the 4th Congress in Dentistry, 15th -18h April 2010, Damsacus, Syria.

5. Shaweesh, A. I., Clement, J. G., Thomas, C. D. L & Bankier A. (2009). Construction of facial anatomical archetypes for use in forensic science, syndrome diagnosis and experimental psychology. Presented at the 36th Australasian Experimental Psychology Conference, 17th – 19th April 2009, The University of Wollongong, Wollongong, NSA, Australia.

6. Shaweesh, A. I., Abu al-haija, E. S., Alhaj, B. F. (2009). Morphometric correlation between the bony and soft-tissue profiles of the lower Face using Fourier shape analysis. Presented at the 16th

Conference of Jordan Dental Association / Irbid Branch, 18th – 20th March 2009, Irbid, Jordan.

7. Shaweesh, A. I., Thomas, C. D. L., Clement, J. G. & Bankier A. (2004) A classification protocol for abnormalities characterised by atypical faces. Presented at the Annual Scientific Meeting of the Australian Birth Defects Society and Update on Drugs in Pregnancy and Lactation, 28 th-29th April 2005, Royal Children’s Hospital, Melbourne, Australia.

8. Shaweesh, A. I., Thomas, C. D. L., Clement, J. G. & Bankier A. (2004) Delineation of facial archetype by three-dimensional averaging. Presented towards the Young Lecturer Award in conjunction with the 17th Convocation of the Royal Australasian College of Dental Surgeons, 14 th-17th

October 2004, Darwin, Australia.

9. Shaweesh, A. I., Thomas, C. D. L., Clement, J. G. & Bankier A. (2005) Investigation of morphological facial differences by three-dimensional averaging. Poster presented at the 44th Annual Meeting of the International Association for Dental Research (Australian and New Zealand Division), 27th-29th September 2004, Nadi, Fiji.

Scientific talks

1. Shaweesh, A. I. (2012). Local Complication of Local Anaesthesia in Dentistry. Presented at Jordan Dental Association, Irbid branch on 06th Nov 2012.

2. Shaweesh, A. I. (2010). Applied Anatomy for Local Anaesthesia in Dentistry. Presented at Jordan Dental Association, Irbid branch on 18th July 2010.

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3. Shaweesh, A. I. (2006) Three-Dimensional Quantitative Analysis of Facial Morphotypes. Presented at the School of Dental Science – The University of Melbourne in May 2006 towards the fulfilment of the Doctoral degree in the Faculty of Medicine, dentistry and Health Sciences”.

4. Shaweesh, A. I. (2004) Definition and delineation of facial dysmorphic patterns of syndromes using 3D facial imaging technology. Presented at the Genetic Health Services Victoria and the Murdoch Children’s Research Institute, 21st October 2004.

5. Shaweesh, A. I. (2004) Assessing the role 3D photogrammetry in facial identification: To what extent can this help in diagnosis of craniofacial anomalies. Presented at the second Information Day of Williams Syndrome Family Support Group, Royal Children’s Hospital, 29th May 2004.

6. Shaweesh, A. I. (2004) Assessing the role 3D photogrammetry in facial identification: To what extent can this help in diagnosis of craniofacial anomalies? Presented at the Genetic Health Services Victoria and the Murdoch Children’s Research Institute, 28th May 2004.

7. Shaweesh, A. I. (2003) Assessing the role of non-contact measurements as an aid to diagnosis of craniofacial anomalies. Presented at the Craniofacial Forum in Royal Children’s Hospital, 29th April 2003.

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Academic Referees

Professor John G ClementEmeritus ProfessorOral Anatomy, Medicine, Surgery and Special Need Dentistry UnitMelbourne Dental SchoolThe University of Melbourne720 Swanston Street, CarltonVictoria 3010 AustraliaTelephone: +61 3 9341 1485Fax: +61 3 9341 1594E-mail: johngc@unimelb.edu.auRelationship: my PhD advisor and my supervisor while an Honorary Research Fellow in 2015 / 2016

Dr. Heather CameronDiscipline LeadSchool of Dentistry and Health Sciences,Faculty of Science,Charles Sturt University,Leeds ParadeOrange NSW 2800AustraliaOrange Campus Office Tel: 02 636 57647Head of School Email: hcameron@csu.edu.auRelationship: my clinical supervisor at CSU

Professor Suhad AljundiDeanFaculty of DentistryJordan University of Science and TechnologyP. O. Box: 3030 Irbid 22110 JordanTelephone: +962 2 720 1000 ext. 23570Fax: +962 2 709 5115E-mail: suhadj@just.edu.joRelationship: the Dean of Faculty of Dentistry at JUST and one of my BDS tutors (1994 – 1999).

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