Notable alumni were recognized for professional achievement, leadership in education, and excellence Soo Na Professional Achievement Award Gregg C.

Ten optometrists and one corporation will be honored for professional achievement, leadership in education Professional Achievement Award Peter A.

special event when students are presented with a white clinic coat, signifying the transition into professional

of undergraduate institutions throughout the U.S. and Canada, representing the college at graduate/professional

April 22nd was a historic day for optometry as the first group of ODs in Illinois received their vaccine Pritzker, the IL Dept. of Financial and Professional Regulation and IL Dept of Public Health passed a sites throughout Illinois and conducted by ICO faculty with oversight from a practicing healthcare professional

This honor recognizes students in the first and second professional year who have distinguished themselves

NAGAP is the premier organization for graduate enrollment management professionals, representing all

After just one year in business, she was awarded “Young Professional of the Year” from the Windsor-Essex becoming an optometrist and businesswoman and encouraging young people to believe in themselves and set Professional Achievement Award R. Mark Hatfield, OD '79, MD, FACS Dr. After graduating from ICO, he returned to Peru to practice optometry and became a professor at the Universidad

ICO: Reverspective "Our Favorite Space" The study of optometry is most often used in a clinical setting

As a professor at ICO, Dr. in the areas of retina-vitreous and neuro-ophthalmic disorders and, as such, has authored numerous professional Knight, OD ’87 will receive the Professional Achievement Award.  support of continuing education programs and ICO’s Practice Opportunities Symposium, which provides professional

projected to grow and expand, and the goals are to incorporate students into the site and develop an inter-professional

Chaglasian’s journey: from his early days as a SUNY–trained clinician, to his current work with AI–powered My advice to graduates is always the same: keep learning, attend conferences, and stay connected to professional