of Optometry is proud to announce that Arol Augsburger, OD, was inducted into the National Optometry Hall

Of course, glaucoma remains my primary focus. Glaucoma is often called the “silent thief of sight,” and that phrase captures the urgency of why education But all of these advances hinge on one thing: early and accurate diagnosis. line of detection, and it’s essential they have both the knowledge and the confidence to make those calls I’ve stayed all these years because I love this work, I love this community, and I believe the best innovations

Bury, OD ’95 Lifetime Service Award  (posthumously) Thomas A. Lawless, OD ’71, DOS For more information about the awards and how to nominate a deserving individual, call

Rosenbloom served as dean of ICO from 1955 to 1972, president from 1972 to 1982, and remains a distinguished He was inducted into the National Optometry Hall of Fame in 2010, and continues to be a leader in the Adverse effects of vision loss include an increased risk of falls and fractures; depression; and difficulty

It’s called reverspective. that our brains choose the “most sensible perception-“ movement, in this case- even when the painting remains It will remain at ICO after graduation, for future students to ponder and enjoy.

In college, I pretty quickly realized that being in a lab all day was not my cup of tea. Residency made a huge impact on my career, and when I ask others, they all tend to agree. She's done it all. You never know who will walk in and what might be troubling them. The cases can be very varied, you could encounter anything from a chemical burn to a retinal detachment

It was one of those moments I will remember my whole life," says Sandra Bury, OD '95 (pictured in black It would be a great to see all of us step up to the challenge," says Dr. Bury. It is an honor to help us all try and end this pandemic together," says Lindsay Sicks, OD '10 (pictured Bury's right), who was instrumental in developing the certification course.

Rosenbloom was inducted into the National Optometry Hall of Fame. vision care to adults, vision rehabilitation and adaptive technology for vision-impaired patients of all Since the Center’s opening last year, its Chief, Eric Baas, OD ’06, FAAO, has remained busy.

I still can't believe that after all these years I've finally graduated from ICO and have become a Doctor It almost seems like I'm just home for another summer break and will be back to school in the fall, but There's no way I'd be able to summarize it all in a short blog post, but it just feels right to try to It just felt like one curve-ball after another. But with all that said, where does that leave me now?

(As you all know, things move very quickly here at ICO.) We thought they might resonate with you as well: “ICO was my first choice from the very beginning. I walked out and the whole event had me hooked. “Interview day, immediately. Our amazing clinic remains the top reason to get an education from ICO, the city of Chicago comes in Don’t forget to check out our Instagram reel recap as well as the very first takeover of Fall 2022!

cover shell- a solution for keratoconus, irregular astigmatism, dry eye, deformed eyes, and chemical burns “From an academic standpoint, ICO students now have the opportunity to learn about all the different All of the providers in the Cornea Center are certified EyePrintPRO practitioners.

vision care to adults, vision rehabilitation and adaptive technology for vision-impaired patients of all “Patients of all ages in Chicago will benefit from the specialists and services at the Rosenbloom Center Rosenbloom served as dean of ICO from 1955 to 1972, president from 1972 to 1982 and remains a distinguished He was inducted into the National Optometry Hall of Fame in 2010.The establishment of this innovative