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Medal Monday: Joseph C. Toland, OD ’54

Medal Monday: Joseph C. Toland, OD ’54

Medal Monday: Joseph C. Toland, OD ’54

Dr. Toland has been one of the most influential ophthalmologists in the country, promoting the use of pharmaceutical agents by optometrists. Dr. Toland, a United States Air Force Captain and United States Navy Lieutenant, graduated from the Pennsylvania College of Optometry

Medal Monday: Donald S. Teig, OD ’70, FAAO

Medal Monday: Donald S. Teig, OD ’70, FAAO

Medal Monday: Donald S. Teig, OD ’70, FAAO

Dr. Teig is the true guru in the field of Visual-Neurocognitive Training. He began his career with 15 teams in Major League Baseball in 1980 and has evaluated and trained athletes from virtually every sport in his career including five NBA teams, three NHL teams, three NFL Teams, Pro Tennis and Golf tours, many Olympic teams and Joffrey Ballet.
Medal Monday: Frederick E. Tanger

Medal Monday: Frederick E. Tanger

Medal Monday: Frederick E. Tanger

Dr. Tanger joined the College Board of Trustees in 1963 as the first representative appointed by the Pennsylvania Department of Public Instruction and served continuously until his retirement in 1987 when he was named Trustee Emeritus.

Medal Monday: Martin R. Snook, OD '36

Medal Monday: Martin R. Snook, OD '36

Medal Monday: Martin R. Snook, OD '36

Throughout his lifetime, Dr. Snook was an indefatigable worker for his profession. In 1946, he formulated the New Jersey Optometric Association’s Rules of Practice, which were subsequently adopted by the American Optometric Association. This

Medal Monday: Audrey J. Smith, PhD, CLVT, COMS

Medal Monday: Audrey J. Smith, PhD, CLVT, COMS

Medal Monday: Audrey J. Smith, PhD, CLVT, COMS

Dr. Smith originally joined the Pennsylvania College of Optometry (PCO) faculty in the 1970s as a low vision and orientation and mobility specialist. Soon after, she began working in the William Feinbloom Vision Rehabilitation Center, currently housed at Salus University’s optometric clinical facility, The Eye Institute.

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