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Optometry; Chief, Urgent Eye Care Services Next Previous Phone: 312-949-7147 Email: erittner@ico.edu All Necrotising herpetic retinopathies: a review and progressive outer retinal necrosis case report. WA Stone, EA Ittner, BA Teitelbaum, LV Messner: Progressive, asymptomatic papilledema as the presenting

All copies should include a notice of copyright or sources should be cited if ICO owns or licenses the students enrolled in the associated course for purposes associated with that course and may not be retained Citations and/or attributions are needed. • Students may retain their academic work in their personal Since 2003, unpublished works of authors who died 70 years before will enter the public domain. For “willful” infringement, a court may award up to $150,000 per work infringed.

qualified clinical optometrists through excellence in optometric education who will strive to ‘seek that all Values Inclusiveness: so that all members of the campus community respect and promote the contributions Service to the Community: through the provision of comprehensive eye health and vision services to all its people in everything we do to maximize the skills of all constituents for the betterment of the Goals ICO will recruit and retain highly qualified students.

He was inducted into the National Optometry Hall of Fame in 1998. Dr.

The group that dreamed up the electrifying “Men of ICO” calendar has just announced a new art project. YOU can get involved! The 2016 calendar will be designed by ICO’s most creative students, residents, faculty and staff. The concept is simple but broad: When you think of ICO, what comes to mind? Submissions must be original works and can be in any form- fine art, photographs, collages, etc. The organizers will compile the submissions and select which will be featured in the 2016 calendar. If interested, submit original creative works to Meghan Murray (mmurray@eyedoc.ico.edu) by: Friday, November 20th. Good luck!

On Friday, February 3, the ICO Board of Trustees voted unanimously to welcome Nana Owusu, OD ’08, to