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Medal Monday: I. William Collins, OD ‘47

Medal Monday: I. William Collins, OD ‘47

Medal Monday: I. William Collins, OD ‘47

I. William Collins, OD ’47, was active during his years at the Pennsylvania College of Optometry (PCO), serving as vice president of the Class of 1944; as a member of the tennis and basketball teams; on the staffs of publications such as the Iris, the Pupil and the Review; and as a member of Omicron Delta Epsilon.

Flashback Friday: First Commencement Program

Take a look at the cover of PSCO's first commencement program.

Medal Monday: Thomas Lewis, OD ’70, PhD, FAAO

Medal Monday: Thomas Lewis, OD ’70, PhD, FAAO

Medal Monday: Thomas Lewis, OD ’70, PhD, FAAO

Thomas Lewis, OD ’70, PhD, FAAO, never aspired to hold academic leadership positions, let alone end up as PCO’s president for more than 24 years. But that’s where his path led.

Throwback Thursday: The 1985 PCO Soccer Team

Did you know that PCO once had a student soccer team?

Medal Monday: Melvin Wolfberg, OD ’51, FAAO

Medal Monday: Melvin Wolfberg, OD ’51, FAAO

Medal Monday: Melvin Wolfberg, OD ’51, FAAO

Dr. Wolfberg, the Pennsylvania College of Optometry’s (PCO) fourth president, began his history of association with the College shortly after his graduation. He served on the Board of Trustees from 1959 to 1979 and was Board Chair from 1976 to 1978.

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