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100 Stories

Maria Pribis, OD '09, FAAO

Maria Pribis, OD '09, FAAO

Alumni

I chose PCO because I loved that the curricula had a focus on disease and I knew early on that I was passionate about dry eye and I was able to learn a lot about that at PCO.

Bernard Kauderer, OD ‘57

Bernard Kauderer, OD ‘57

Alumni

I remember Old Main with the creaking floors and the wonderful classrooms on both sides of the hallway.

Leonard J. Press, OD ‘77, Resident '78, FAAO, FCOVD

Leonard J. Press, OD ‘77, Resident '78, FAAO, FCOVD

Alumni & Resident

My father was a PCO alumnus, and it was the school and environment that was most appealing to me. He stayed on staff at PCO for a while, and knew quite a few of my teachers, which made the experience more enjoyable.

Bruce Conan, OD '72

Bruce Conan, OD '72

Alumni

A well-respected optometrist/family friend encouraged me and allowed me to observe him at work. I knew that this profession would be a perfect fit.

Jo Ann Bailey, OD, Resident ‘96

Jo Ann Bailey, OD, Resident ‘96

Resident & Faculty

"As a pediatric optometrist, I get to do so many things that make the children happy, their parents happy, and bring a smile to my face. It may be as simple as prescribing glasses for a myopic child for the first time and his/her facial and verbal reaction when he/she can see the letters on the chart or the leaves on the trees for the first time. "

Carter Liotta, OD '03

Carter Liotta, OD '03

Alumni

"I remember it being a very long haul with long nights and tough classes. I remember my classes were filled with incredibly smart people who actually had a real talent for medicine, but to be honest, I struggled. There were times I questioned “Am I in the right field, am I doing the right thing because I’m not quite picking it up as fast as everyone else seems to be?”

Robert DiSogra, AuD ‘03

Robert DiSogra, AuD ‘03

Alumni

"I found audiology as an undergraduate speech-language pathology major at St. John’s University in NY. I found working with the different test equipment was more fitting to my learning style. Learning different test techniques with all the age groups as well as setting up rehabilitation plans was a truly exceptional challenge! I've never regretted my decision to choose Audiology! I also have to thank the US Navy for helping me, too!"

Arnold Bierman, OD ‘68

Arnold Bierman, OD ‘68

Alumni

"Some of my favorite memories from PCO include: playing ping-pong in the student lounge, studying with a group of students for final exams, bowling with my classmates against a group of faculty members and seeing patients in the Spring Garden Street clinic."

Lawrence Eng, AuD '01

Lawrence Eng, AuD '01

Alumni

"I believe I was in the second graduating class at PCO and had known Dr. George Osborne professionally. I had great respect for him in his vision of the Audiology Doctorial program."

Michael Baertschi, PhD ‘15

Michael Baertschi, PhD ‘15

Alumni

"During my PhD I had to climb Mount Everest to measure the ocular surface temperature and the retinal venous pressure of my subject group. Nothing beats science combined with adventure. Thanks to Salus University and my wonderful advisor Prof. Pierrette Dayhaw-Barker!"

Rebecca Hutchins, OD '84

Rebecca Hutchins, OD '84

Alumni

"I enjoyed working with Audrey Smith, Ann Barber, Tony DeSantis and others on grants for Feinbloom Center. I also had a wonderful time working with Dr. Tom Lewis and helping him draft information for the Middle States Accreditation. I also enjoyed studying neuroanatomy with Dr. Lorraine Lombardi."

James Allen Tribbett, OD ‘69

James Allen Tribbett, OD ‘69

Alumni

"I could not believe I was in the company of so many smart people, classmates and professors."

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