
KOHC is comprised of over 450 members and oral health stakeholders that engage with the Coalition from every region of the Commonwealth. Membership includes dentists, dental hygienists, health professionals, family resource center coordinators, universities, managed care companies, business corporations, government entities, teachers, parents, educators, social workers, public health departments, community health advocates and many others.
Kentucky Oral Health Coalition is a project of Kentucky Youth Advocates, a statewide nonprofit children’s advocacy organization.
Membership Benefits
- Collective voice to make a true impact on oral health in Kentucky.
- Network and collaborate with diverse professional agencies and organizations at meetings and other related events.
- Vote on decisions including policy priorities, election of officers, and other coalition related decisions.
- Opportunity to learn about and engage with leading oral health stakeholders within Kentucky and across the country by attending quarterly and annual meetings.
- Receive Continuing Education Units (CEU) credits by attending quarterly and annual meetings.
- Individual recognition and organizational visibility on appropriate KOHC media, social media channels, and website.

Types of Membership
Individual Members
- Can vote on coalition decisions including policy priorities, election of officers, and other coalition related decisions.
- Invited to attend all coalition meetings and activities and take part in coalition workgroups.
- Opportunity to receive CEU credits through attending coalition meetings.
- Dues provide resources to support annual coalition meetings, oral health coalition activities as approved by members of the steering committee, and policies and programs to increase access to high quality oral health care for all populations in Kentucky.
*Student individual members must be a full-time student
Organizational Members
- Receive one vote per entity and can vote on coalition decisions, including policy priorities, election of officers, and other coalition related decisions.
- Organizational members are invited to attend all coalition meetings and activities and take part in coalition workgroups.
- Dues provide resources to support annual coalition meetings, oral health coalition activities as approved by members or the executive committee, and policies and programs to increase access to high quality oral health care for all populations in Kentucky.
- Organizational logos will appear on various publications, promotional materials, and related documents online and print as an organizational member of the coalition.
Student Individual
- Voting Member
Individual Member
- Voting Member
Government Organization
- Voting Member
Non-Profit Organization
- Voting Member
For-Profit Organization
- Voting Member
If you prefer to mail a payment please email this completed form to mkalra@kyyouth.org or print and mail it with your check to:
Mahak Kalra
Kentucky Oral Health Coalition
10200 Linn Station Rd. Suite 310
Louisville, KY 40223
MEMBER RESOURCES
Learn more about the Kentucky Oral Health Coalition, including the coalition’s guiding principles, priorities, how to become a member, types of membership, and more!
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This zip file contains 6 different KOHC logos in different styles and file formats.
KOHC Members
Organizational Members
Individual and Student Members
Dr. Will Allen
Pamela Barnes
Dr. Sharlee Burch
Ada Carlile
Dr. Jim Cecil
Dr. Bill Collins
Patricia Conway
R. Lorelai Cook
Dr. Larry D. Compeau
Al Cross
Stephanie Dailey
Dr. Cindy Derer
Dr. Barbara De Lap
Dr. Darren Greenwell
Dr. Laura Hancock-Jones
Julie Hartman
Jennifer Hasch
Mary Jones
Mary Keiffner
Dr. Frank Kurowski
Dr. Karl Lange
Lisa Maloney
Dr. Julie McKee
Donna Miller
Dr. Leon Mooneyhan
Dr. Raynor Mullins
Beth Nicely
Sara Parker
Lynn Phillips
Linda Poynter
Dr. Adam Rich
Dr. William Rich
Jennifer Rudy
Donna Ruley
Leah Smothers
Melissa Stokes
Dr. Pamela Stein-VanArsdall
Dr. Brandon Taylor
Mara Beth Womak