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Academy 2012 Phoenix

October 24–27, 2012

Registration and Housing Open - May 7

Scientific Program Submission Window - May 1-31

American Optometric Foundation

The Foundation is the Academy's philanthropic arm, providing over $400,000 each year in scholarships, fellowships, and research grants.

Donate to the Foundation in honor of Dr. Borish.

Optometry and Vision Science

Published monthly, Optometry and Vision Science (OVS) is the official journal of the American Academy of Optometry. It is an authoritative source for current developments in optometry, physiological optics, and eye and vision science.

Special thanks to our visionary sponsors:

Who along with others have sponsored the Academy, the annual meeting, and the American Optometric Foundation(AOF).

  • Alcon
  • Vistakon

Irvin M. Borish, OD, FAAO

1913-2012

 

Donate now to support the programs that Dr. Borish held dear.

 

   

 

Click on the photo for memories and photos of Dr. Borish along with his full obituary.

Office Moving!

The Academy office has moved!

The office has moved to Orlando.

New Address:
2909 Fairgreen Street
Orlando, FL 32803
Phone: 321-710-EYES (3937)
Fax: 407-893-9890

Irvin M. Borish

Irvin M. Borish, OD, FAAO

1913-2012

 

Donate now to support the programs that Dr. Borish held dear.

 

   

 

Click on the photo for memories and photos of Dr. Borish along with his full obituary.

Academy 2012 Phoenix

The Registration is now open for Academy 2012 Phoenix!

With nearly 300 hours of lectures and workshops, nine section symposia, hundreds of scientific papers and posters and an outstanding Plenary program, "Today’s Research, Tomorrow’s Practice: Autism Spectrum Disorders," this is a meeting you will not want to miss. Register today!

Membership

The designation - Fellow of the American Academy of Optometry (FAAO) - means that a practitioner has met the high standards of professional competence in a broad range of issues related to eye care.

Most Fellows of the Academy provide primary eye care. Many also have advanced expertise in a particular area of optometry and may focus their practice to a discipline such as contact lenses, low vision, pediatric vision and vision therapy, or public health and environmental vision.


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