Myopia: A close look at efforts to turn back a growing problem
NEI funds research to slow the increase in nearsightednes
Source: https://nei.nih.gov/content/myopia-close-look-efforts-turn-back-growing-problem
Peiffer Awarded Beta Sigma Kappa Research Fellowship
Source: the American Academy of Optometry Foundation
Catania to Deliver Myers Lecture
Louis J. Catania, OD, FAAO, DSc (Hon) will deliver the 2017 Jeffrey and Joyce Myers Lecture, titled “Our Immune System: Friend and Foe,” on Wednesday, Sept. 27 at 5:30 p.m. in Fry Hall, Room 33.
Upper Arlington Partnership Impacts Students, Community
The Ohio State University College of Optometry’s new satellite clinic in Upper Arlington represents a particularly notable “first” – our first large-scale partnership with the Wexner Medical Center. But it also represents more than 100 years of tradition, crystallizing a reputation cultivated by the excellent service our alumni, faculty, staff and students provide.
Seeking Subjects: Conjunctivitis Study
Do you have redness, watering, or irritation of the eye? You may have adenoviral or bacterial conjunctivitis (pink eye).
Contact us to learn whether you could take part in a research study looking at a potential new drug targeting the two main causes of pink eye.
Adults and children of any age may be able to take part. You and/or your child may be able to participate in one of the Synchronize research studies if you (or they):
Seven Ohio State Optometry Students Win Walman Scholarship
Ohio State Optometry students Carolyn Chakuroff, Christi Locke, Kelly Morgan and Lexz Rudinoff (Class of 2019) and Tawni Cashon, Erica Shelton and Libby Lemos (Class of 2018) [pictured left to right below] have been named as recipients of the 2017 Walman Scholarship.
Optometry Students Win 2017 Ocular Instruments Award of Excellence
Four members of The Ohio State University College of Optometry Class of 2019 have been named winners of the 2017 Ocular Instruments Award of Excellence.
Ohio State Optometry's Shipp, McDaniel Recognized for Excellence
The Association of Schools and Colleges of Optometry (ASCO), a non-profit association representing the interests of optometric education, has recognized The Ohio State University College of Optometry's Dean Emeritus Melvin Shipp and Associate Professor of Clinical Optometry Catherine McDaniel with the organization's top honors.
Ohio State Optometry Graduate Students Named Ezell Fellows
Ohio State University College of Optometry graduate students Erin Rueff, Katherine Bickle, Ann Morrison and Phillip Yuhas are among 11 recipients of the American Academy of Optometry Foundation (AAOF) 2017 William C. Ezell Fellowship. Named after the founding president of the AAOF, William C. Ezell, OD, this prestigious award was established to recognize and support talented post-doctoral students who are pursuing an advanced degree in optometric research and education. More than 300 William C.
Young Scientists Gather to Present at State Science Day
Story by: Monique Bowman
Jawaharlal Nehru, the first Prime Minister of India, once said, “The future belongs to science and those who make friends with science.”
Ohio State Optometry, Faith Mission Partnership Earns Award
Together, The Ohio State University College of Optometry and Faith Mission Clinic received the University Engagement Recognition Award for Excellence in Community Parnership.
Ohio State’s Engagement Recognition Awards annually honor faculty, staff, students and community partners for outstanding achievement in local, national and international community-university collaborations. The 2017 awardees will be recognized at a ceremony on May 3 at 10:30 a.m. in the Ohio Union, Archie Griffin Ballroom.
BSK Service Project Continues Focus on Evidence-Based Decision-Making
Van Law, Sandy Veres, Sarah
Welcome Residents
The Ohio State University College of Optometry offers residency programs in ocular disease, primary eye care, contact lens, and pediatric optometry. Congratulations to our newest residents, listed below by location.
Cincinnati VA
Hye Seon Yoo
Christine Shukis
Amy Ruzicka
Dayton VA
Chelsea Monroe
Why don’t Americans have a name for the color “light blue?”
Study finds unique color terms used in Japan, U.S.
By: Misti Crane
Mizu, a color term for "light blue," translates to "water" and is unique to Japanese speakers. U.S. English speakers have no commonly used equivalent.
