Charles Arcoria retired as an Associate Professor of Restorative Sciences from Baylor College of Dentistry (Texas A&M) on 31 Mar 2014 after three decades of teaching dental anatomy, occlusion, and operative dentistry; he holds a BA (Pre‑dental Science, 1978, Case Western, Phi Beta Kappa), DDS Baylor College of Dentistry, 1980), and MBA in Health Services Administration (University of Dallas, 1992, Sigma Iota Epsilon). He earned Teacher‑of‑the‑Year honors in 1988 and 2012, directed continuing‑education and Alumni programs (2000‑2011), served as adjunct professor at Arizona and Missouri dental schools (2004‑2020), and is now the Assistant Director of the Anesthesia Education and Safety Foundation, and Director of the Online Institute for Continuing Dental Education (online dental‑education companies). He has worked as an Enrolled Agent since 2017 and also operates four tax-exempt entities with his wife (Bunny). Raised in a devout Roman‑Catholic, traditional‑Latin‑Mass family with Sicilian priestly roots, he explored various Anabaptist congregations for about 34 years before finding a lasting spiritual home in the Episcopal Church, being received into the Episcopal communion at St. James on the Lake on December 7, 2025.
