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Theia Award Nominations Close on Sunday, May 11

The deadline for nominations to the 10th Annual Theia Awards for Excellence is Sunday, May 11 at 11:59 ET. CLICK HERE TO SUBMIT YOUR NOMINATIONS Scroll...

Special 10th Anniversary Theia Award Nominations Open!

Over the past nine years, Women In Optometry has celebrated the 62 winners of the annual Theia Awards of Excellence. This year, for the...

Paving the Way: First Black Graduates From Rocky Mountain University College...

Four students are on track to become the first Black graduates from Rocky Mountain University of Health Professions doctor of optometry program in the...

The Power of Sight: Thankful Reflections

As Thanksgiving approaches, it’s a perfect time to reflect on the profound impact optometrists have on their patients’ lives. Lisa Wahl, OD, FAAO, and...

Awards and Recognitions—October 2024

Women In Optometry regularly recognizes the awards and accomplishments of those in the profession and in their communities in the “Awards and Recognitions” series. Have...

2024 Theia Nominations Are Open!

CLICK HERE to nominate your colleagues for the 2024 Theia Awards of Excellence, the ninth year that this awards recognition has been given. NOMINATIONS CLOSE...

Meet the Student Advisory Board: Gaby Malave, IUSO

Gabriela “Gaby” Malave has a thing for serving others. When she was younger, she thought she’d turn that innate passion into caring for animals...

Meet the Student Advisory Board: Gracie Dorschner, AZCOPT

Gracie Dorschner admits she had a rough start to optometry school. She tore a ligament in her knee just a month before her nearly...

Recognizing Optometry’s Female Trailblazers

Women In Optometry has been honoring women for excellence and their contributions to the optometric profession through its annual Theia Awards. The first awards...

Meet the Student Advisory Board: Paige Wagar, UWO

Paige Wagar has always been disciplined. Wagar competed in ballet, jazz, tap, contemporary and musical theater starting when she was four. Finding that it...
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