Schlange, OD '64, DOS, FAAO retired from ICO in December after teaching for 56 years and was named Associate Schlange and his wife Ruth decided to create a way to give back, to help students long after his teaching The scholarship will be awarded to a 3rd or 4th year student who demonstrates a dedication to pediatric optometry through service, leadership, teaching, and lifelong learning. Schlange stated, "I've devoted my life to teaching and to students.

Over 100 aspiring ODs from multiple schools were treated to a separate educational track of programming Topics for students included patient communication, practice management, and leadership. Regarding the upcoming year, IOA Executive Director Leann Vanausdoll noted that telemedicine is a key Mark Burke, OD ’10, was honored as Young Optometrist of the Year. Al Hein, OD ’87, was named the Tom Lawless Keyperson of the Year. D. R.

requirements for the Doctor of Optometry (O.D.) degree involve the completion of an accredited four-year post-baccalaureate professional doctoral program and have for more than 50 years.  acquire the skills to render higher level care and that the solution is simply to expand enrollment in US The same may be said for the enhanced use and expanded privileging of ancillary personnel. there has in fact been an expansion in the number of health professions programs in the United States over

in 1990 and OD of the Year Award in 2003. After just one year in business, she was awarded “Young Professional of the Year” from the Windsor-Essex With over 50 locations in Florida, more than 100 affiliated eye doctors provide vision care for over 300,000 patients per year. The practice now has six physicians and over 100 employees with four full-time offices and two satellite

Lydie Tubene, OD '23 Lydie's parents immigrated from the Democratic Republic of Congo. Know that you belong in this space ... your patients they see you and they appreciate you." If you are a student interested in optometry, don’t hesitate to reach out to us. Every year, we put together a program called Focus on Your Future which brings minority students together Last year, we launched several initiatives to help support students and the Focus on Your Future program

The College will host a visit on February 25-26, 2019 from a team of peer reviewers representing the All comments must be received by January 25, 2019.

bought one already, you can get reimbursed for the book if you win) 4 tickets to the Laugh Factory $25 gift card for Lou Malnati’s Guided Wine Tour and Wine Tasting for 10 people at Lynfred Winery 2 $25

Our Academic Program: Didactic lectures are being delivered remotely using the MediaSite Technology and Microsoft Teams is being used by our faculty, staff and students to conduct virtual meetings. Our Campus Environment: Enhanced cleaning and disinfecting procedures are in-place, including the use and air handling systems have been adjusted to increase air flow and to provide for enhanced air turn-over We have suspended use of our facilities by all off-campus groups.

The following students earned a spot on the Dean’s List for the spring quarter of the 2013-14 school year care courses: First Year Ahrar, Shari Alexopoulos, Denise Arneson, Gretchen Bandstra, Alaina Bartek, Wang, Helen Wicks, Jamie Wilgenbusch, Casey Williams, Jenna Woodward, Melissa Zimmerman, Ashley Second Year , Monica Varney, Kelly Vuong, Joanna Wilczek, Margaret Wozny, Natalie Yang, Sophia Yi, Eunice Third Year Tylka, Barbara Vesic, Nebojsa Williams, Jacqueline Wong, Lisa Wu, Patrick Zielinski, Patricia Fourth Year

We are mindful that patients have choices in eye and vision care services.   Joint Commission accreditation will be our symbol to current and future patients about the quality of Joint Commission accreditation is voluntary and considered the gold standard for patient quality and Michael Butz will be our project leader on this, so please reach out to him if there are any questions

vice president for student, alumni and college development at ICO, will receive the Alumnus of the Year The Young Alumnus of the Year Award will be presented to Nathan Bonilla-Warford, OD, ‘04. Messner has been awarded Teacher of the Year by students each year for the last 18 years.  Year award in 2011 by the Illinois Optometric Association.  Hogan has served on the board of Special Olympics Chicago for the past six years.

He served on the school’s faculty for eight years, including as assistant dean. He authored numerous textbooks, including the much-used Clinical Refraction, and was granted five patents