Optometry; Director of Residency Programs Next Previous Phone: 312-949-7336 Email: ​ callison@ico.edu All clinical director for the Illinois Special Olympics Lions Club International Opening Eyes Program, as well of both the College of Optometrist in Vision Development and the Illinois Optometric Association, as well Journal of Optometric Vision Development, Vol. 33, Fall 2002. Allison CL, Jensen JR. Journal of Optometric Vision Development, Vol. 33, Fall 2002. Goodfellow G, Allison CL, Schlange D.

PhD, FAAO Assistant Professor of Optometry Next Previous Phone: 312-949-7037 Email: ​ dkoenig@ico.edu All Applegate RA, Donnelly WJ, Marsack JD, Koenig DE, Pesudovs K: Three-Dimensional Relationship Between High-Order Applegate RA, Thibos LN, Marsack JD, Queener HM, Koenig DE (2008) Change in retinal image quality for Two-point detection and appearance in the absence of higher order aberrations. Two-point detection, discrimination, and appearance without higher order aberrations in the dark-adapted

Optometry; Chief, Advanced Care Service Next Previous Phone: 312-949-7231 Email: ​ ascheurer@ico.edu All Symmetry of peripheral retinal nonperfusion in diabetic retinopathy by ischemic index. Ruptured Retinal Arterial Macroaneurysm: Diagnosis and Management. Symmetry of Peripheral Retinal Nonperfusion by Ischemic Index. Is Peripheral Retinal Ischemia Associated with Systemic Atherosclerosis?

Academic Assessment and Records / Registrar Next Previous Phone: 312-949-7016 Email: ​ ggoodfel@ico.edu All ICO offers an outstanding, well-rounded clinical education. Optom Educ 2013 Fall;39(1):12-19. Pang Y, Allison C, Frantz KA, Block S, Goodfellow GW. Arch Ophthalmol 2012 May;130(5):579-84. Pang Y, Goodfellow GW, Allison C, Block S, Frantz KA. Optic nerve heads in pediatric African Americans using retinal tomography.

, FAAO Associate Professor of Optometry Next Previous Phone: 312-949-7307 Email: ​ jwinters@ico.edu All There are many examples of the positive impact that is made within ICO as well as the external community She practices in both the Primary Care and Low Vision clinics as well as teaches the didactic portion of the anterior lens capsule and age-associated pigment dispersion of variable degree in a group of older Retinitis pigmentosa: distribution of inheritance patterns in a VA blind rehabilitation center population

Coordinator; Primary Care Educational Coordinator Next Previous Phone: 312-949-7103 Email: ​ kforeman@ico.edu All This is challenging, highly rewarding and truly the best preparation for becoming a well- rounded and Traumatic brain injury remains an area of interest.

, FAAO Associate Professor of Optometry Next Previous Phone: 312-949-7283 Email: ​ hemcleod@ico.edu All Special Interests Primary eye care, retinal disease, glaucoma, clinical optometric methods Education

of Optometry; Associate Dean for Faculty Next Previous Phone: 312-949-7122 Email: ​ echaglas@ico.edu All “Dextenza on Deck - Could the latest approach to steroid therapy conquer noncompliance once and for all “Red Alert -Adenoviral infections remain the number one cause of urgent care visits to eye care practitioners Optometric Education, Fall, 2005. "Thorazine Pigmentation", Optometric Physician, March16, 2003.

Ocular Disease Curriculum Coordinator Next Previous Phone: 312-949-7104 Email: ​ nsanghera@ico.edu All The courses, laboratories and clinic all prepare the student clinician so that they are able to practice Institute and access to state-of-the-art equipment, both of which also prepare the future optometrist well Having the opportunity to obtain an optometric degree with all the conveniences of home in such an amazing Cytomegaloviral retinitis from chronic immunosuppression following solid organ transplant surgery.

Coordinator, Low Vision Rehabilitative Services Next Previous Phone: 312-949-7252 Email: ​ tmatchin@ico.edu All At the optometry school she teaches the vision rehabilitation course and lab as well as provides care Rehabilitation, Volunteer Optometric Services to Humanity</p> Education BS at University of Wisconsin-River Fall