In the Classroom • Faculty • Geoffrey Goodfellow, OD, FAAO Geoffrey Goodfellow, OD, FAAO Associate Professor Student Bowl Judge; Essilor (2012) Teacher of the Year Award; Illinois College of Optometry Fourth Professional and Student Association (2009,2012) Teacher of the Year Award; Illinois College of Optometry First Professional Optometric Association (2006) Young Optometrist of the Year; Illinois Optometric Association (2005) Dare to Soar Faculty Award; Illinois College of Optometry (2003) Professional Organizations Member, Blind

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criteria established by individual optometric institutions, is necessary for graduation from an optometric professional changes Auditory Abilities: • Understanding verbal presentations in lecture, laboratory and patient settings profession and its standards • Effective interpersonal relationships with patients, peers and instructors • Professional demeanor • Effective functioning under varying degrees of stress and workload • Adaptability to changing

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Home • In the Classroom • Faculty • Jaymeni Patel, OD, FAAO Jaymeni Patel, OD, FAAO Associate Professor Our students build a strong foundation in the classroom and apply that knowledge in real-world settings Assistant Dean for Community Based Education and International Programs and holds the title of Assistant Professor Feigenbaum Clinical Optometry Memorial Award 2016 Clinical Excellence Award Professional Organizations

Bakkum, DC, PhD Associate Professor of Biological Sciences Next Previous Phone: 312-949-7267 Email: bbakkum I hold myself to a high standard in most everything that I do (especially professionally), and I enjoy Chiropractic, Faculty Development Award 1989 University of Illinois at Chicago, Graduate College Fellow Professional In: Basic and Clinical Anatomy of the Spine, Spinal Cord, and ANS. 3rd ed., GD Cramer, S Darby, eds Chicago

• In the Classroom • Faculty • Darren Koenig, OD, PhD, FAAO Darren Koenig, OD, PhD, FAAO Assistant Professor Its deep history, urban setting, and dedicated faculty make it an ideal location to learn optometry. comparison of three methods to increase scleral contact lens on-eye stability, Eye Contact Lens, 41(6):386-390 Does reporting color facilitate detection in a threshold-level, dual-judgment task? Spatial integration in the dark-adapted fovea.

David Home • In the Classroom • Faculty • David Gurka, PhD, MD David Gurka, PhD, MD Associate Professor FSLS Joseph McCray, OD Erik Mothersbaugh, OD, FAAO Catherine Niermann, OD, MS, FAAO Nathan Okano, OD Mary 1991-94): University of Illinois at Chicago Hospital and Clinics Experience 2000 - Present Associate Professor of Optometry, Illinois College of Optometry 1994 - Present Professor of Medicine, Rush University Medical “Intensive medical nutrition therapy: methods to improve nutrition provision in the critical care setting

Robert Home • In the Classroom • Faculty • Robert Donati, PhD Robert Donati, PhD Associate Professor FSLS Joseph McCray, OD Erik Mothersbaugh, OD, FAAO Catherine Niermann, OD, MS, FAAO Nathan Okano, OD Mary 1989 University of Chicago, BA Experience 2004-present Illinois College of Optometry Awards & Honors Professional Polypharmacy and the Lack of Oculo-Visual Complaints from those with Mental Illness and Dual Diagnosis In; Regulators of G-Protein Signaling, Part B : Methods in Enzymolgy 390:389-402.

Home • In the Classroom • Faculty • Brittney Brady, OD, FAAO Brittney Brady, OD, FAAO Associate Professor As a former ICO student and resident, I could not think of a more optimal clinical or educational setting “Disrespecting the Vertical Midline. ”Residents Day. Homonymous Hemianopia and Seizures Secondary to an Occipital Lobe Arteriovenous Malformation. ”Residents Day Residents Day. American Academy of Optometry, San Antonio, Tx. November 2018. Poster.

The Vision Rehabilitation Service provides an ideal setting to further refine the students’ knowledge continue the development of primary eye care clinical techniques and skills in a practical clinical setting of related eye disorders, including refractive, functional and ocular disease within a patient care setting Clinical settings may include a private practice, multidisciplinary practice, Veterans Affairs medical center, military base, community-based outpatient center, or in a hospital-based setting primarily dedicated

Zoltoski, PhD Associate Professor of Biological Sciences Next Previous Phone: 312-949-7188 Email: rzoltosk of that research back into ICO so that I am now more able to combine my research and teaching, as I set Award, Illinois College of Optometry Alumni Council 1998-2000, 2004 Teacher of the Year, First Year Professional Students Professional Organizations Association for Research in Vision and Ophthalmology International Student self-assessment of professional communication skills at the Illinois College of Optometry.