FRAMING THE FUTURE: SUNY COLLEGE OF OPTOMETRY HOSTS 12th ANNUAL CAREER SYMPOSIUM
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by Jan Gonzalez
1w ago
Over 30 employers bring a wealth of career advice, job opportunities, and networking to students, residents and alumni New York, NY- The State University of New York College of Optometry Career Development Center hosted the 12th annual Career Symposium on Sunday, April 7TH.  The program entitled, Framing the Future:  Shaping Tomorrow’s Vision Care provided students, residents and alumni a unique opportunity to learn from working professionals and network with potential employers.   More than 30 employers attended the day-long event with over 200 attendees registered. Afte ..read more
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Chancellor King Awards 193 Students with SUNY’s Highest Honor for Academic Excellence and Leadership
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2w ago
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Did I damage my eyes viewing the eclipse in NYC? How to know and what to do.
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Full-field, virtual bioptic magnifications improve reading ability in low vision patients
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SUNY COLLEGE OF OPTTOMETRY STUDENTS ACHIEVE HIGHEST HONOR
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by Jan Gonzalez
1M ago
Hassan Elhage and Sakshi Vasiu earn 2024 Chancellor’s Award for Student Excellence New York, NY– The State University of New York announced two optometry students will be recognized with the 2024 Chancellor’s Award for Student Excellence, SUNY’s highest honor. Hassan Elhage and Sakshi Vasiu will be presented with their awards on April 11 at the Albany Capital Center. The Chancellor’s Awards for Student Excellence (CASE) recognizes students for their outstanding achievements throughout their SUNY experience in areas including academics, leadership, campus involvement, community service, and th ..read more
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SUNY College of Optometry Faculty Member Appointed Visiting Professor at West China School of Medicine
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by Jan Gonzalez
1M ago
NEW YORK, NY — SUNY College of Optometry is pleased to announce that Dr. Mark Rosenfield, an esteemed faculty member, has been appointed as a visiting professor at West China School of Medicine / West China Hospital, Sichuan University. This prestigious appointment, which commenced on September 5, 2022, will continue for a term of six years, ending on September 4, 2028. Dr. Rosenfield’s appointment comes as a result of his exceptional contributions to the field of Optometry and Vision Sciences, as well as his dedication to advancing medical research and fostering academic exchanges across va ..read more
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SUNY College of Optometry Celebrates Retirement of President Dr. David A. Heath
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by Jan Gonzalez
1M ago
NEW YORK, NY – On Tuesday, March 12, 2024, over 120 industry professionals, alumni, board members, friends. faculty, and staff gathered at Bryant Park Grille to honor and celebrate the remarkable career of SUNY College of Optometry President Dr. David A. Heath. He is retiring as President in June after 17 years of dedicated leadership and service to the college community. Throughout his tenure, Dr. Heath has made significant contributions to the college, leaving an indelible mark on both students and colleagues. Under his guidance, annual scholarships for students have flourished, providing ..read more
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Women in OptometryPractice Evolves To Suit This Family Of Four ODs
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Optometry Cares —The AOA Foundation Announces 2024 Scholarship Recipients
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Upcoming Solar Eclipse in New York State: Protect Your Eyes and Enjoy the Spectacle Safely
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by Jan Gonzalez
1M ago
NEW YORK, NY – The upcoming solar eclipse on April 8, 2024, will be a remarkable celestial event visible from all of New York State, with 20 western and upstate SUNY campuses falling along the path of the total solar eclipse. As excitement builds for this awe-inspiring phenomenon, it is crucial to prioritize eye safety to avoid permanent damage. Even during an eclipse when most of the sun’s light is blocked, looking directly at it can cause severe harm to your eyes in just a matter of seconds. To safeguard your vision, it is essential to utilize eclipse glasses or handheld solar viewers that ..read more
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