Deadline Extended: Joseph T. Barr Early Cornea and Contact Lens Research Award
The submission window for the Joseph T. Barr Early Cornea and Contact Lens Research Award has been extended until April 30, 2018. The award is designed to provide an entering first or second year MS or PhD vision science or physiological optics student attending a North American School/College of Optometry support of $2,000 for research project seed funding in the area of cornea/ocular surface or contact lenses. Learn more...
Korb-Exford Dry Eye Career Development Grant Submission Window Opens May 1
In 2010, Drs. Donald Korb and Joan Exford established the dry eye research fund and the inaugural award was presented at Academy 2017 in Chicago. The grant is designed to support an individual to further their knowledge in the broad area of dry eye. The successful individual must have a demonstrable interest in either a clinical or basic science area of dry eye and may be a clinician, educator, researcher, or student.
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2017 Foundation Annual Report Now Available
The American Academy of Optometry Foundation is happy to announce that the 2017 AAOF Annual Report is now available on the website.
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Residency Award Submission Window Now Open
The submission window for various residency awards in Low Vision, Contact Lens, and Pediatrics closes on June 1, 2018. Residency training is becoming an increasingly important aspect of optometric training. A post-OD residency program significantly advances a graduate's preparation as an eye-care provider and provides additional experiences in instruction and scholarship. Many schools and colleges of optometry now require advanced practice residency training as a basic prerequisite for new clinical faculty.
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