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Thursday, September 16, 2010

Students Participate in Pharmacy Roundtable

Third-year students recently participated in a special roundtable program called "Pharmaceutical Use in Primary Eyecare." These special discussion groups allowed student clinicians to interact with pharmacists, pharmaceutical representatives and and other professionals. The program is designed to introduce students to working with these professionals in advance of becoming practicing optometrists. Pharmacist Amelia Anderson spoke to students. Participating pharmaceutical representatives inc... Read More
Posted by Amy Dunbar at Thursday, September 16, 2010

Wednesday, September 15, 2010

First-Year Scholarships Announced

Twenty-nine students from the Class of 2014 received first-year student scholarships totaling $111,000. Scholarship recipients were recognized for their academic achievements and professional promise. A full list of scholarships and recipients follows the photos below. Group 1 photo (sitting, L-R): Sarah Thompson, Lan Vu, Meha Patel, Meaghan Horton; (standing, L-R): Savannah Brunt, Daniel Foster, Anna Lammers, Brandon Hadel, Christina Phan, Bret Butterfield Group 2 photo (sitting, L-R): Gl... Read More
Posted by Amy Dunbar at Wednesday, September 15, 2010

Tuesday, September 14, 2010

Dr. Steele on Camera

Dr. Glen Steele, SCO Professor, was recently interviewed by WBUY, the local TV affiliate for TBN. Recording for the network's "Doctor to Doctor" segment, Dr. Steele talked about: Vision related to learning Vision and developmental milestones Convergence insufficiency. Dr. Steele also recorded a couple of "Ask the Doctor" question and answer pieces.  No air date has been set yet for his TV appearances. Read More
Posted by Amy Dunbar at Tuesday, September 14, 2010

Tuesday, September 7, 2010

Working With Project SAVE

A few years ago, Southern College of Optometry's Community Outreach program began working with a new not-for-profit initiative to provide eyecare to children in need. School Advocates for Vision & Education (SAVE) provides eye exams, glasses and treatment to children without vision care in the Memphis area. SCO's Community Outreach program has assisted SAVE with vision screenings. Read more about this collaboration in this Commercial Appeal story. Read More
Posted by Amy Dunbar at Tuesday, September 7, 2010

Thursday, September 2, 2010

Harris Joins Faculty

Dr. Paul Harris recently joined SCO's faculty. He is a graduate of SUNY College of Optometry and has been active in vision therapy and behavioral optometry for several decades. Dr. Harris is the founder of the Baltimore Academy for Behavioral Optometry, a board member of the Optometric Extension Program Foundation, and one of the key organizers of educational meetings throughout the world, including the recent International Congress of Behavioral Optometry. He has published extensively in o... Read More
Posted by Amy Dunbar at Thursday, September 2, 2010

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