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From Inspiration to Impact: New Grad Finds Career at Alma Mater

Kashifa Ansari, OD, always knew she wanted to pursue a career in health care. Growing up in the suburbs of Chicago, she was fascinated...

Class of 2024 Top Graduates: Midwest

Women in Optometry and our supporters celebrate the Class of 2024 in the Midwest. Chicago College of Optometry, Midwestern University Eryka Uehling, OD, of Milwaukee, Wisconsin,...

The Eyeball Family Reunion: A Creative Writing Piece

Illinois College of Optometry student and WO student advisory board member Abby Wilhelmi won this year's ICO creative writing competition with the following piece. Hosts: Grandma...

Meet the Student Advisory Board: Abby Wilhelmi, ICO

Abby Wilhelmi grew up in Beach, North Dakota, a town of about 1,000 people—“ironic, I realize, considering North Dakota is about as landlocked as...

Class of 2027 is 70 Percent Female

The percentage of women entering traditional four-year programs at North American schools and colleges of optometry for the fall of 2023 is 70 percent,...

Brand New, Modern Practice is “Not Your Traditional Optometrist Office”

When Amrit Bilkhu, OD, FAAO, and Manraj Fervaha, OD, look around Northern Sight Optometry now, it’s hard to image that just 12 months ago the floors...

Animal Eyewear Art By Dr. Shayna Rak

Shayna Rak, OD, who graduated earlier this year from Illinois College of Optometry, created this whimisical piece as a thank you gift for her...

What Fasting Means for One OD Student

Muslims all over the world are reaching the end of Ramadan, a holy month in the Islamic calendar where many Muslims fast from sunrise...

Class of 2026 is 70 Percent Female

The percentage of women entering traditional four-year programs at North American schools and colleges of optometry for the fall of 2021 is 70 percent,...

Class of 2025 is 71 Percent Female

The percentage of women entering North American schools and colleges of optometry for the fall of 2021 has increased to 71 percent, compared to...
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