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“Here was a team of people really committed to trying to help me.” They really give me encouragement and courage. Some of Dr. They really give me encouragement and courage.” Another source of motivation for Dr. “My mother, in particular, has always been a strong mentor for me. “I really see myself as just someone who is contributing to something that has given a lot to me,” she

Throughout the year, many events are organized by the RC team. Most first-year students start by living in a suite with other first-year students and if they choose Some students even choose to stay in the RC all four years! Show me the R.C.! If you come from a smaller town, you may find the rental prices high in Chicago.

The comprehensive didactic and clinical experience of ICO students and graduates continues to impress me Ittner is an assistant professor at ICO, teaching third- and fourth-year optometry students in a primary In addition, she teaches the refraction course for the optometry sequence for first-year students. WA Stone, EA Ittner, BA Teitelbaum, LV Messner: Progressive, asymptomatic papilledema as the presenting

This piece of advice was given to me by Dr. Z during my orientation! This was definitely the case for me when I arrived. I started taking small steps towards socializing with the people around me and getting involved with Many have become personal inspirations and people that have made me re-evaluate certain aspects of my This means both physical and mental health.

Over the past two years, we have had the lowest tuition increases in over a decade. Several celebratory events will be planned throughout the year, and planning will be underway in the

Hey, students! Are you ready for a jam-packed day of hobnobbing and learning about the vast career possibilities that lie ahead? Then, don’t miss the 18th Annual Practice Opportunities Symposium on Friday, April 10. The event begins at 1 p.m. and is a one-stop event to window shop-till-you-drop the spectrum of career paths and resources: • Interactive small group discussions with alumni and other ODs • Information about externships, residencies and specialty/non-traditional practices • Insight on practice management • Networking with private and corporate ODs • Information on practice possibilities after graduation • Demonstrations of the latest optometric products and equipment • Free food and drinks! Students are sure to learn a ton about various modes of practice, post-graduation opportunities and the profession of optometry in general from over 40 practitioners! The event is free, and clinic attire is required. If you are interested in working the event as a Career Development Assistant and making some extra cash, there are still several spots available. Just stop by Daphne Anderson’s office today and complete a work-study form. Positions are first come, first served.