Assistant Professor of Optometry Next Previous Phone: 312-949-7189 Email: eharris@ico.edu All Faculty Megan My goal is to bring more diverse young, active, and influential minds into the profession of optometry Biography I have been practicing optometry since 2011. primary eye care, public health, mentorship Education 2012 Residency; OMNI Eye Services of Atlanta 2011 Professional Organizations American Academy of Optometry National Board Examiners in Optometry (NBEO) Part

Practice Curriculum Coordinator Next Previous Phone: 312-949-7492 Email: bbrady@ico.edu All Faculty Megan Children’s Mercy Pediatric Eye Care Congress, Kansas City, MO. May 2020. Poster. Heart of America Eye Care Congress, Kansas City, MO. February 2019. Poster.

Professor of Biological Sciences Next Previous Phone: 312-949-7267 Email: bbakkum@ico.edu All Faculty Megan After several busy years in private practice in Charles City, Iowa, Dr. J Chiro Humanities, 18:94-98, 2011

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Faculty • Pamela Boyce, OD Pamela Boyce, OD Associate Professor of Optometry Email: pboyce@ico.edu Part Biography Special Interests Anterior segment disease, dry eye, contact lenses, practice management Education "Defining Non-Pathologic Inferior Corneal Steepening", Clinical Eye and Vision Care, 1996;8: 253-263.

Man, OD, FAAO, FSLS Assistant Professor of Optometry Email: michman@ico.edu Part Time Faculty Kaori Asano Plus, Chicago is a great city! Biography Dr. Man joined a private practice and also served as part-time adjunct clinical instructor to ICO externship She is now part of the ICO family full-time, with a focus on laboratory teaching and working with students Linda Cushing Scholarship for Contact Lens Management 2011-2014 Dean’s Departmental Award, Clinical Honors

Applying to ICO • Interview Day Interview Day Let's get to know each other Interview day is an important part Virtual Interviews: Mondays On-Campus Interviews: Mondays & Fridays I really never thought I would be a city person (in the sense that I want to stay in the city forever.)

Chelsea Laden and Jeff Villena offer real, honest perspectives on optometry school and the city of Chicago Make sure to check out her videos as she takes you around the city and around ICO. Meet Tiffany Tsoi "I grew up in Naperville, Illinois which is one of the many lovely suburbs of Chicago I like to spend my time tinkering with mechanical keyboard parts.

Associate Professor of Optometry Next Previous Phone: 312-949-7187 Email: ewyles@ico.edu All Faculty Megan Correlation Lens Anterior Star Suture Changes to an Accommodative Response. Measuring Lens Anterior Star Suture Response to an Accommodative Stimulus Across Age. Changes in human lens anterior star suture appearance during dynamic accommodation as presbyopia develops

Opitz, OD, FAAO Chief of Staff Next Previous Phone: 312-949-7178 Email: dopitz@ico.edu All Faculty Megan Clin Exp Optom. 2011 Mar;94(2):200-6. Opitz DL, Tung S., Jang US, Park JJ. Clin Exp Optom. 2011 Sep;94(5):438-42. Opitz DL, Harthan JS.

Optometry; Chief, Primary Eye Care Next Previous Phone: 312-949-7170 Email: arozwat@ico.edu All Faculty Megan Chicago is a great city to live in with amazing restaurants, entertainment, culture and access to parks

This is in large part because of our rich clinical experience that we provide throughout a student’s Few optometry schools have as many externship opportunities as ICO. As the third largest city in the United States, it has everything a big city has: great coffee shops, Chicago is a city of neighborhoods, and allows students to set up their life in a specific neighborhood There are so many reasons to choose ICO.