Salus University Alumni Magazine & Annual Report - Fall 2011 by Salus University

THE ALUMNI MAGAZINE OF

AND 2010 – 2011 ANNUAL REPORT

Pennsylvania College of Optometry

Osborne College of Audiology

College of Education and Rehabilitation

College of Health Sciences

Seemore Bear creates a fun diversion in the pediatric waitng room at The “New” Eye Institute. Learn more about Seemore on page 3.

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Inside this issue:

From the President The “New” Eye Institute University Growth Agenda: Prudent, Smart, Global University News In Memoriam: Martin Hafter, OD ’49 AudiologyNOW! 2011 Reunion Commencement: The Classes of 2011 Orientation Class Notes In Memoriam Missing Alumni

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Financial Summary 2010-2011 Leadership Gifts Setting Our Sights

Current Gifts | July 1, 2010 - June 30, 2011 22 23 29 30 31 32

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Foundations, Corporations and Associations/Grants and Contracts Salus Alumni Contributors In-Kind Gifts Friends and Parents/Heritage Society Board of Trustees, Faculty and Staff/Endowed Scholarships Tribute Gifts

Board of Trustees/Alumni Association Calendar of Coming Events

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Thomas L. Lewis, OD ’70, PhD President Lynne Corboy Director of Development

The Alumni Magazine of Salus University is published bi-annually for alumni, parents and friends. Please send comments, contributions and address changes to: Office of Institutional Advancement Salus University 8360 Old York Road Elkins Park, PA 19027

EDITOR Peggy Shelly Coordinator, Publications and Communications

CONTRIBUTORS Alexis Abate; Lynne Corboy; Dr. Anthony F. Di Stefano; Melissa Padilla

EDITORIAL ASSISTANCE Dr. Victor H. Bray; Dr. Linda Casser; Lynne Corboy; Karen Greave; Dr. Susan Oleszewski; Dr. Audrey Smith; Dr. Richard C. Vause, Jr.; Jeanne Zearfoss

DESIGN The Creative Department, Inc.

Salus University by choice, declares and reaffirms its policy of complying with federal and state legislation and does not in any way discriminate in education programs, employment or in service to the public on the basis of race, color, creed or religion, gender, sexual orientation, national origin, age, physical or mental disabilities, or veteran status. In addition, the University complies with federal regulations issued under Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, as amended, and the Americans with Disabilities Act. Questions concerning any of the above policies should be addressed to: Maura Alexander, Affirmative Action Officer, Salus University, 8360 Old York Road, Elkins Park, PA 19027, (215) 780-1267 Office of Alumni Relations (215) 780-1391 alumni@salus.edu www.salus.edu

PHOTOGRAPHY Alexis Abate; Steve Goldblatt; Kathryn M. McClure; Jack Ramsdale; Peggy Shelly

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FROM THE PRESIDENT

“After 23 years as president I can say that I could never have found a position so rewarding – or one that I loved more. It has been my honor to work with you and to share your careers and lives.” Every year at the start of the fall semester there is an air of excitement on campus, as new students arrive and begin to get acclimated. It is gratifying to see their excitement become focused after the first few days, as the education of these future optometrists, audiologists and physician assistants begins. It has been a busy seven months since the last alumni magazine. In May, we welcomed PCO alumni to the campus for Reunion 2011 and conferred degrees on graduates in our optometry, audiology and low vision education and rehabilitation programs at commencement. In June, we opened the newly renovated patient areas at The Eye Institute and welcomed our College of Education and Rehabilitation students for their on-campus education. Over the summer, we unveiled a Doctor of Optometry Scholars Program, hosted 14 Summer Enrichment program students, welcomed new faculty, wished departing faculty well, and prepared to welcome our full enrollment of incoming optometry, audiology and physician assistant students for orientation week and their white coat ceremony. September saw our Physician Assistant commencement and a visit from the new president of the American Optometric Association. In short, it was business as usual.

Thomas L. Lewis, OD ’70, PhD President

The patient areas of The Eye Institute (TEI) were opened in late May. Completion of the upper level administrative space is anticipated in November, with exterior finishing touches completed by spring. Given the critical importance of TEI to clinical education at the Pennsylvania College of Optometry, a successful renovation and capital campaign are crucial to the success of our optometry program. By now you most likely have heard that I will step down as president effective June 30, 2012. My 45 year association with this institution began when I entered PCO as a student in 1966. After 23 years as president I can say that I could never have found a position so rewarding – or one that I loved more. It has been my honor to work with you and to share your careers and lives. I will begin a one year sabbatical leave on July 1, 2012. In the meantime, as all of us continue to work together for the good of our students, our programs and our university, it remains business as usual.

Thomas L. Lewis, OD ’70, PhD President

The “New” Eye Institute

Whether first time or returning, patients who walk into the open architecture of The Eye Institute’s (TEI) modern lobby have described the space as inviting and beautiful. The Eye Institute’s $11 million renovation project began at 1200 West Godfrey Avenue in April 2010. The project has transformed the 30-year-old building into a modern, efficient clinical facility that will support the clinical education of future generations of optometrists. Phase I of the renovation project included a completely redesigned and renovated 15,000 square foot build out of the original lower level. There is now a single entrance into TEI and all clinical services now are delivered on the lower level. The completion of Phase I saw patient care begin in the new clinical space on May 31, 2011. The goals of the project included a comfortable and welcoming patient environment, an update of TEI’s technology, the creation of an efficient clinical space that supports patient privacy, expansion of the optical space, and preparation of The Eye Institute’s practice for the implementation of electronic health records. An open, airy lobby with a centralized check-in area for all adult primary care is located just beyond the facility’s main entrance on the newly expanded clinical level. When entering the warm, inviting atmosphere of the main lobby, patients

first are greeted by a member of The Eye Institute’s management staff. After that, an integrated waiting area and consolidated check-in process combine to drastically improve patient care functionality at TEI. Registration is more streamlined and operational protocols have been revised since patient care began in the new space. According to associate director of Patient Care Services, Thomas Falkowski, the arrival and registration process for patients is a “much smoother and more pleasant experience.” Longtime and loyal patients at The Eye Institute have provided positive feedback on the new comfortable and open waiting area, beautiful optical space, courteous staff and the efficiency of service. Although the design of the new clinical facility includes fewer exam rooms, the practice has been able to maintain the number of patients seen. The design of the new clinical floor also includes a separate, segregated check-in area for specialty care patients as well as the pediatric population. The specialty care service includes all specialty ophthalmologic consultative services, specialty testing, vision rehabilitation, and specialty contact lens service. The pediatric suite has its own patient check-in with a distinctive waiting area that is “eye-popping.” During the final weeks of construction, a local artist created a whimsical mural with a vision theme on the walls of the waiting room. The mural has proven to be a wonderful distraction for children waiting for care.

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The project has transformed the 30-year-old building into a modern, efficient clinical facility that will support the clinical education of future generations of optometrists. An additional design feature that has distinctively improved the educational mission of The Eye Institute is the creation of a “team room” in each of the clinical suites (three primary care suites, one specialty suite, and one pediatric suite). The team room is designed as an area in each suite for faculty and interns to congregate for the purpose of clinical consultation. Team rooms include a work station for each assigned clinical faculty, a conference table, and computers to support the faculty and students, effectively creating an environment for consultation, education, and mentoring. Just as the renovation of The Eye Institute is an investment in maintaining the large and mature clinical practice that has been there for more than 30 years, TEI continues to seek additional patients in other locations to support its educational mission. Over the last several years, The Eye Institute has established two smaller satellite practices in close-knit communities within Philadelphia, Mt. Airy and East Falls. To expand TEI’s clinical network, there is currently an active process underway to identify an appropriate suburban location for a third clinical satellite. Phase II of The Eye Institute’s construction project includes the renovation of the upper level of the facility. Located on the upper level are administrative departments (billing, appointment center, and facility administration), faculty and residents’ offices, meeting and educational spaces, and an

enlarged café/vendeteria for staff and faculty. The educational spaces include an 80 seat classroom and two conference rooms. Completion of Phase II is slated for December 2011. Financing for this project includes $5 million of bond funding and $2.5 million from the University’s annual capital budget over a three year period. The University also expects $1.25 million in government funding. The Setting Our Sights capital campaign seeks to raise the remaining $2.5 million. Currently, the campaign has garnered nearly $2.1 million in pledges from the University’s Board of Trustees, alumni, faculty, administrators, staff, students, and friends, as well as from corporations. The goal for alumni giving is $1.26 million and, as of November 2011, alumni have generously contributed more than $1 million. Individuals who make donor contributions of $500 and $1000 have the opportunity to have an engraved brick installed on the walkway outside The Eye Institute’s main entrance. For contributions of $500 or more, a donor is entitled to a 4”x 8” brick; $1000 or higher donations will be recognized with an 8”x 8” brick. All alumni will be receiving a mailing describing the brick donations. For questions or further information on how you can contribute, contact Lynne Corboy at lcorboy@salus.edu or call 215.780.1391.

Seemore’s Provenance Seemore was originally created as part of the 2006 “AbZOOlutely Chestnut Hill” public art initiative and fundraiser. The Eye Institute purchased the unpainted and once unnamed, nine-foot fiberglass bear bench with the intent to select an artist, name the bear and have it displayed “front and center” in the clinical facility’s pediatric service. Local artist and book illustrator, Rebecca Thornburgh, transformed Seemore into a whimsical visionary world with a “See What You Can Find” theme. Before The Eye Institute reopened in May 2011, Ms. Thornburgh gave Seemore a facelift and also created a mural on the walls of the pediatric waiting area to expand his whimsical world. 3

University Growth Agenda: Prudent, Smart, Global

Salus University continues to pursue its mission “to protect and enhance health and well-being” by the expansion of its program offerings. Our future is now anchored in a growth agenda that will provide more choices for more students both domestically and internationally. In 2011 there were two programs launched, a new, online Advanced Studies in Cochlear Implants certificate program by the Osborne College of Audiology (OCA), and a wholly distance Master of Public Health (MPH) degree and certificate program by the College of Health Sciences. One of the new programs to be launched in 2012 is a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) degree in Biomedicine with an embedded Master of Science (MSc) research degree. These new graduate research programs are designed to meet the needs of the University’s unique international and domestic student markets. Additionally, PCO will launch a new Scholars Program next year, designed for academically talented and highly motivated optometry students. Consistent with similar programs in other health care professions, PCO Scholars will complete an accredited, year-round, thirty-six month Doctor of Optometry (OD) degree program that has the credit equivalency of the current traditional program. Also expected to begin in 2012 is a new distance AuD Bridge Program from OCA, which will have an expanded market and target the needs of the international audiologist. In September, the University Board of Trustees approved new graduate programs in Occupational Therapy and Speech-Language Pathology. Both programs will offer master’s and doctoral level degree pathways, as well as specialty certificate programs, and will be offered through the University’s College of Education and Rehabilitation (CER). These new programs, designed to build on our institutional

Abraham Gonen, OD ’73, associate dean, director for international education, took on the role of director for international education at PCO in 1994, with the intent to focus on the expansion of optometry’s scope of practice worldwide. To that end, he worked on degree and non-degree program development, implementation and supervision with colleagues at PCO. Today, utilizing his knowledge of international affairs, his expertise in optometry and his ability to speak seven languages, Dr. Gonen collaborates with international professional 4

strengths, will take advantage of existing areas of University expertise in areas such as vision rehabilitation, brain injury and health policy. These new academic initiatives will add value and synergy to the University’s current offerings by adding “more choices for more students.” Our goal is to differentiate Salus University, its programs, environment and interdisciplinary culture. We achieve this goal by pursuing thoughtful growth, carefully planned to ensure that new programs meet the needs of our students and the professions they will serve. As part of this growth, the University has begun expansion of its Center for International Studies (CIS). For more than twenty years, the CIS has been the organizational hub for the University’s global activities, begun when international optometrists in countries such as Australia, Canada and Spain expressed an interest in concentrated continuing education programs in diagnostic and therapeutic pharmaceuticals, as well as in courses emphasizing biomedical sciences and ophthalmic diseases. These initiatives quickly led to the development of PCO’s signature Master of Science in Clinical Optometry (MSc) and associated Bachelor of Science (BSc) bridge program. Twenty years later, these programs are delivered in countries such as Spain, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Israel, Singapore, Malaysia, India, Norway, Poland and Finland. Typically the programs are conducted in collaboration with the host country’s academic institutions and/or professional associations. CIS students have been talented and motivated individuals, who not only sought advanced professional education, but also were committed to the development of the optometric profession in their respective countries. Our PCO programs have been recognized by governmental regulatory and accreditation agencies. Many of our graduates have sought further education and credentials, earning PhD associations, educational institutions and government authorities to deliver degree and non-degree programs. Melissa Padilla, director of the Office of Professional Studies and International Programs, assists each College with the planning, development, marketing, administration, implementation and evaluation of continuing education programs and international initiatives. Ms. Padilla is the former executive director of the World Council of Optometry (WCO), has earned a post-graduate diploma in Public Health from the London

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Our future is now anchored in a growth agenda that will provide more choices for more students both domestically and internationally. degrees and fellowships in the American Academy of Optometry. Our programs have had an historical impact on the scope of practice for many individual practitioners and have contributed to changes in the laws governing the profession of optometry. We are now exploring market opportunities in Asia, Europe and the Middle East. In addition, as alumni of our programs begin to seek additional post-graduate education, a two-week, on-campus clinical program is being developed for graduates of the Master of Science in Clinical Optometry program. Throughout these initiatives, we have incorporated faculty development opportunities for our collaborating academic partners. This has helped to build in-country capacity for continued growth. A joint PhD program with Cardiff University was established to provide MSc graduates an opportunity for advanced research training, a program that has led to the new Salus University PhD in Biomedicine. Our global efforts were enhanced during the 1996 - 2008 period when PCO served as the secretariat for the World Council of Optometry (WCO), an international optometric organization representing 250,000 optometrists from 80 member organizations in 45 countries, giving us a window to the changing trends in world optometry. With the establishment of Salus University in 2008, a new strategic plan was approved that envisions the continued expansion of our global footprint to encompass international programs beyond optometry. The overarching goal is to develop new academic programs for the international markets in audiology, education and rehabilitation programs,

School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, and is completing a Master of Public Health (MPH) degree at Salus, where she has worked for eighteen years. Janet Wilbur is a program manager for the Office of Professional Studies and International Programs. Since her arrival in 2008, Ms. Wilbur has been responsible for the development, implementation and evaluation of professional studies and international programs, responsibilities well served by her twenty years of knowledge and experience in corporate training.

public health, and physician assistant studies that build on the University’s distinctive character. Ultimately, this will create greater interdisciplinary vitality for both students and faculty, while yielding greater organizational strength. In order to achieve these goals, the Center for International Studies (CIS) was recently transformed into the Office of Professional Studies and International Programs (PSIP). Historically, CIS has served the post-graduate and international program needs of optometry. PSIP is now organizationally positioned at the University level to provide administrative support for all four of the University’s colleges. This new support will include services such as feasibility studies, marketing analyses/strategies, and operational support. Each college will have full responsibility for the academic program development, educational policies and overall assurance of academic integrity for their respective programs. PSIP will utilize its years of experience and success to support our expansion into new international markets. The University is very fortunate to have an accomplished team to lead this organizational transformation. (see below) PSIP’s goal is to advance the international footprint of the University’s academic programs across all the colleges. In so doing, it will enrich our educational environment and interdisciplinary culture, and build on our history of innovation and leadership. All of these program choices – domestic and international for current, future and past students will be distinctive, building on the University’s rich, 92 year history of innovation and leadership.

Bethany Watson is a program manager for the Office of Professional Studies and International Programs. She manages continuing education programs and international initiatives. Ms. Watson joined the University in 2010 after working at Wachovia for ten years and has substantive experience in program and financial management, marketing and communications, research, and fundraising.

University News In August, University President Thomas L. Lewis, OD ’70, PhD, announced that he will be stepping down on June 30, 2012. During his 23 years as president, Dr. Lewis has led the transition of PCO from a single to a multi-purposed institution, resulting in unprecedented growth and the establishment of the University. Dr. Lewis completed a PhD at Thomas Jefferson University in 1970 and a post-doctoral fellowship in the department of ophthalmology at Washington University in Missouri, joining the PCO faculty in 1972. The second longest serving president in our history, Dr. Lewis will begin a one year sabbatical in July 2012. In August, after a standard initial three year probationary period, the University received final approval from the Secretary of Education to operate as a university within the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Felix M. Barker II, OD, has been appointed professor emeritus by the University Board of Trustees for “his many years as a role model to and a superb teacher of students of the University, and for his role in supporting and facilitating research.” After 36 years, vice president and dean of Student Affairs, Robert Horne, MS, will retire on June 30, 2012. Since joining PCO in 1976, Dean Horne has served as director of Minority Student Affairs, director of Admissions, assistant dean of Student Affairs, and associate dean of Student Affairs Dr. Pierrette Dayhaw-Barker has transitioned from the role of associate dean for the Foundations of Optometric Medicine to the position of associate dean for Graduate Programs in Biomedicine. Dr. Dayhaw-Barker, currently developing MS and PhD degree programs in Biomedicine, will be responsible for their leadership and administration. The programs will launch in 2012. Susan Platt, MEd, LPC, was appointed director fo the University’s Center for Personal and Professional Development in July. In addition to counseling students, Ms. Platt’s 25 years of experience includes teaching higher education counseling and student development courses. Monique Davis has been appointed associate registrar for the University. Ms. Davis had been assistant registrar since 2007. Monica Maisto has been appointed associate director of Admissions for the University. Ms. Maisto had been assistant director since 2007. Jamie Lemisch was appointed director of Alumni Relations and Annual Giving in October. The manager of individual giving at Women’s Way before coming to the University, Ms. Lemisch replaces Heather Giampapa, who left after four years in the position to become director of annual giving and special events for a non-profit agency.

PCO WORLD (Pennsylvania College of Optometry)

New faculty appointments announced by Dean Linda Casser: John Baker, OD ’84, MEd, was appointed associate dean for the Scholars Program. Dr. Baker completed a primary care residency at The Eye Institute in 1985, and was a faculty member and administrator at the Illinois College of Optometry. Following a national search, Erin M. Draper, OD ’09, began a new two-year position as the Hafter Fellow in NeuroOphthalmic Disease. Dr. Draper will work directly with the College’s neuro-ophthalmic disease specialist, Kelly Malloy, OD ’96, FAAO, Diplomate. Michael Rebar, OD ’10, has been named interim director, On-Campus Residency program. A former TEI resident, Dr. Rebar was commissioned into the US Air Force in June in an on-campus ceremony. He was commissioned by Stephanie Holt, OD ’04, former PCO assistant professor. Sara Shkalim, OD ’10, has joined PCO, the College of Education and Rehabilitation, and The Eye Institute as an instructor and faculty member in the William Feinbloom Vision Rehabilitation Center at The Eye Institute. Melissa Trego, OD ’04, PhD, has been appointed associate dean for the Foundations of Optometric Medicine. Dr. Trego is an assistant professor and was interim dean in this position. Melissa Vitek, OD ’95, adjunct, has been appointed interim director of Advanced Studies and Electives. On Monday, September 26, Dean Casser and 85 PCO students traveled to Harrisburg to join the efforts of the Pennsylvania Optometric Association and the AOA in lobbying state legislators in an effort to defeat HB 838. The bill, which passed the PA House in June, would redefine the practice of optometry by specifying what is – and what is not – considered ophthalmic surgery. Dr. Andy Buzzelli, associate professor, left PCO in May to assume the role of assistant dean for Academic Affairs at the Rosenberg School of Optometry at the University of the Incarnate Word in San Antonio, Texas. It was recently announced that Dr. Buzzelli will assume the role of dean, effective January 1, 2012. In August, Dr. Srihari Narayanan, associate professor with didactic and clinical responsibilities across the University, accepted a position as associate professor and director of Cornea and Contact Lenses at the Rosenberg School of Optometry at the University of the Incarnate Word in San Antonio, Texas.

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UNIVERSITY NEWS INSIGHTS (College of Education and Rehabilitation)

New faculty appointments announced by Dean Audrey Smith: Jamie Mafit, MS, COMS, has been appointed instructor. Ms. Maffit is the coordinator of the College’s Orientation and Mobility program. Rebecca Renshaw, PhD, was appointed associate professor in April. In June, the College welcomed students in several of its degree and certificate programs to Elkins Park for their summer residency program, which offers hands-on coursework designed to teach the students how to apply their classroom knowledge to real life situations. Depending on their individual program, students were on campus from two to eight weeks. Lynne Dellinger, MEd, COMS, TVI, adjunct, and Lachelle Smith, MS, instructor and coordinator of the College’s Vision Rehabilitation therapy program, co-presented at the Association for Education and Rehabilitation of the Blind and Visually Impaired (AER) regional conference in August. THE OSBORNE AURICLE (George S. Osborne College of Audiology)

Faculty transitions announced by Dean Victor Bray: Susan Calantoni, AuD ’09, clinical instructor, was appointed assistant professor. James McDonald, AuD, adjunct, left the College in May to devote more time to his private practice. An original AuDonline program faculty member, Dr. McDonald traveled from Baltimore MD to Elkins Park for more than ten years, teaching several courses each semester. A new, forty week, completely online Advanced Studies certificate program in Cochlear Implants was launched in May. The program is taught by faculty renowned for their individual expertise in the area of cochlear implants and was built upon a framework for best practices in the field. Dr. Girija Sundar worked closely with Dean Bray and Dr. James Caldwell, vice president for Academic Affairs to launch this program. Additional Advanced Studies courses are in development. Bre Myers, AuD ’07, adjunct, was interviewed by American Academy of Audiology editor Douglas Beck, AuD, about her new book, Vestibular Learning Manual. An online transcript of the October interview is available on the AAA website.

The College hosted a Pennsylvania Academy of Audiology (PAA) cerumen management workshop in Elkins Park in July. This included a day on which PAA members participated in a continuing education workshop taught by adjunct Rita Chaiken, AuD ’03 that offered the opportunity to take part in an interactive session. THE PULSE (College of Health Sciences, Physician Assistant Program)

New faculty appointments announced by program director, Dr. Richard C. Vause, Jr. Margaret Mulligan, MD, was appointed associate professor. Daniel Scott, PA-C, MPAS, was appointed assistant professor. After a September graduation, the PA Class of 2011 has begun taking the Physician Assistant National Certification Exam (PANCE). As this issue went to press, 28 of the 37 graduates had taken the exam, with a pass rate of 100%. Linda Haffelfinger, PA-C, assistant professor, completed her Master of Physician Assistant Studies degree at the University of Nebraska in April, becoming only the second student in the school’s history to receive an A+ on her final project. (The first student to receive an A+ on a final project was Dr. Richard Vause.) Daniel Scott, PA-C, MPAS, and Linda Haffelfinger, PA-C, MPAS, were admitted to the American Academy of Physician Assistants as Distinguished Fellows in July. THE FRONTLINE (College of Health Sciences, Public Health Programs)

New faculty appointments announced by interim director Dr. Anthony F. Di Stefano: Imran A. Khan, OD’02, MS’02, MPH, is now an instructor. Dr. Khan earned his Master of Science in Low Vision degree in what is now the University’s College of Education and Rehabilitation. LCDR Anton Shufutinsky, MSPH, CHMM, REHS/RS, is an instructor. While on active duty with the United States Navy, LCDR Shufutinsky is completing his PhD in Public Health with an emphasis on environmental health at the Uniformed Services University in Washington, DC. His current duty station is the office of Public Health Services at Camp Pendleton CA.

Dean Victor Bray was presented with the Outstanding Alumnus of the Year for 2010-2011 by the University of Texas at Austin College of Communication in May. The award honors alumni who “have distinguished themselves in their professional and personal lives,” and Dr. Bray was cited for his “outstanding career as a communications professor.” Dr. Bray, with his mother, Mrs. Julie Bray and UT-Austin Dean Roderick Hart. 7

In Memoriam: Martin Hafter, OD ’49

Left: The Hafters and Dr. Thomas L. Lewis at the opening of the Hafter Student Community Center in October 2006.

The Salus University community lost a true and great friend on October 14, 2011. Dr. Martin Hafter ’49, his wife, Florence, and their family have been supporters of the Pennsylvania College of Optometry and Salus University for many years. The Hafter family is responsible for many major gifts to the University and no individual in the history of this institution has contributed more. Dr. Hafter attended Drexel University, entering the U.S. Army in November 1942 during World War II. After the war, he came to PCO and worked in the electrical department at Sears on the weekends, according to long-time friend and classmate, Dr. Harry Kaplan ’49, PCO assistant professor. “Marty was a smart student with a reputation for having the ‘golden touch’ in all things business; he had foresight,” he remembers, saying that Dr. Hafter got interested in war surplus items and recalling he would occasionally disappear for two or three days at a time. “When I asked him what he was doing, Marty said he was buying up surplus lots and shipping them directly to customers, since he didn’t have a warehouse.” Given his proven talent for business, Dr. Hafter practiced for a time after his graduation from PCO, eventually leaving practice to devote his full attention to the electrical business that proved to be highly successful. According to Dr. Kaplan, though he no longer practiced optometry, “Marty never lost interest in the profession.”

lifetime. The Hafter Student Community Center is the result. There are also the Hafter Chair in Pharmacology, the Hafter Fellow in Neuro-Ophthalmic Disease, and many other University projects supported over the years by Dr. and Mrs. Hafter and the Hafter Family Foundation. “He was a very philanthropic individual, but always in an unobtrusive way,” says Dr. Kaplan. He points out that Marty never asked to have the Hafter Center named after himself. “He was very humble about his support of PCO/Salus, Drexel University and Deborah Hospital, among many others. Summing up his good friend, Dr. Kaplan said, “Marty was very humble, financially smart and he gave a lot back to the world.” On campus, Marty Hafter will be remembered as a PCO alumnus and Salus benefactor whose generosity will have an impact on generations of future students and their patients. For those who knew him however, husband, father, grandfather and dear friend would be his choices for being remembered. The University community extends heartfelt condolences to Mrs. Florence Hafter, her children and her grandchildren.

Dr. Hafter quietly supported those causes he believed in and never sought attention for the contributions the Hafter Family Foundation made to many causes and institutions. When PCO moved from the Oak Lane campus to Elkins Park in 1998, the new campus lacked a social meeting space for the campus community. Dr. Hafter agreed that such a space would serve to nurture friendships begun in classrooms that would continue personally and professionally for a 8

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AudiologyNOW! 2011

American Academy of Audiology April 6-9, 2011 Chicago, Illinois

The world’s largest gathering of audiologists, AudiologyNOW!, was held from April 6-9, 2011 in Chicago, Illinois. This annual meeting of the American Academy of Audiology provides the opportunity for attendees to participate in four days of educational sessions, explore the latest in hearing technology, and network with colleagues from around the world. In light of the positive response received last year, Dr. Rita Chaiken ’03, adjunct, Dr. Tricia Dabrowski ’07, director of the Pennsylvania Ear Institute, and Dr. Jiovanne Hughart offered a pre-conference cerumen management workshop again this year. The University’s George S. Osborne College of Audiology (OCA) was well represented this year. OCA had a booth at the conference for the first time and Dean Victor Bray and Dr. Giri Sundar were on hand to speak to interested attendees about the

College’s new Advanced Studies Certificate in Cochlear Implants. Joining them was first year audiology student Diya “Pennie” Guo, MPH, who was able to discuss the Salus University Public Health programs with interested visitors. Adjunct Dr. Eileen Rall was elected to the Academy’s Board of Directors effective July 1, 2011, and also was selected by the Board to be their secretary/treasurer-elect. Dr. Rall is also the Salus University 2011 Audiology Professor of the Year, an annual award voted by the student body. A reception at the conference, sponsored by the University’s Alumni Association with Dean Bray as host, was held for OCA alumni, faculty and students. Always a high point, the reception brought together faculty, alumni and current students, providing a welcome opportunity for everyone to renew old friendships and enlarge their circle of colleagues and friends.

Reunion 2011

On April 30, PCO alumni came to Elkins Park for the opportunity to re-visit or see the campus for the first time, check on the progress of renovations at The Eye Institute and, most importantly, spend time with old friends. Daytime tours of The Eye Institute’s newly renovated patient care area, which were in their final stages of completion, were on the agenda this year, along with tours of the facilities on the Elkins Park campus. A buffet luncheon was held in the University’s Café, allowing the opportunity for alumni to visit with old classmates and their spouses. In the evening, a faculty cocktail reception allowed alumni to meet their former teachers and mentors, resulting in the telling of shared experiences and much laughter. The faculty reception was followed by an evening of casino games, dancing and a buffet dinner.

The Albert Fitch Memorial Alumnus of the Year Award was presented to Joseph P. Shovlin, OD ’80, FAAO, DNAP, by Alumni Association president, John Ochsenreither, OD ’88. Dr. Shovlin is a senior optometrist at Northeastern Eye Institute in Scranton, PA. The list of his accomplishments since beginning in practice in 1985 is formidable. To mention only a few: Dr. Shovlin serves as a member of the board of directors of the American Academy of Optometry, is the Academy’s liaison to the Research and Exhibits’ Committees and serves on the Finance Committee. He is the associate clinical editor of Jobson’s Review of Optometry and clinical editor of Review of Cornea & Contact Lenses. A preceptor for PCO third and fourth year students, Dr. Shovlin’s honors and awards include being selected by his peers as one of Optometric Management’s “Top 10 Optometrists of the Decade” (1999); receiving the distinguished service award from both the Michigan Optometric Association and the Optometric Council of the State of New York, and the 2008 American Optometric Association’s CLCS Achievement Award. BJ Nibert, OD ’81 and The Lost Cause band provided live music for the evening’s entertainment. A photo slideshow of the 2011 reunion can be found on the University’s website at: www.salus.edu/alumni/reunionPhotos/reunion2011/reunion2011.html

Above: Honoree Dr. Joseph Shovlin and his family with Dr. Thomas L. Lewis, University president.

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Commencement

The University held two commencements this year. On May 16, graduates of the Optometry, Audiology and Low Vision and Blindness Education and Rehabilitation programs were awarded a total of 181 degrees: Doctor of Optometry (OD); Doctor of Audiology (AuD); Master of Education (MEd) for Teachers of Children with Visual and Multiple Impairments; Master of Science (MS) in Low Vision Rehabilitation (LVR), Vision Rehabilitation Teaching (VRT), Orientation and Mobility (O&M), and Master of Science (MSc) in Clinical Optometry. The keynote speaker was Michael E. Boulton, PhD, a researcher and PCO international program adjunct, who

contributed to the establishment of a PCO joint PhD program with the University of Cardiff in Wales. On Friday, September 16, the 37 members of the Physician Assistant Class of 2011 received their Master of Medical Science (MMS) degrees at Beth Sholom synagogue. A beautiful, sunny day allowed faculty and graduates to process from the University to the temple for the ceremony. Mr. James F. Cawley, MPH, PA-C, chair of the Department of Prevention and Community Health Services at The George Washington University, who was instrumental in the formation of the PCO Physician Assistant program from its earliest stages, was keynote speaker.

Orientation

Orientation week began on Monday, August 16, as University faculty and staff welcomed the 231 incoming students of the Optometry, Audiology and Physician Assistant programs to Elkins Park. At their White Coat ceremony, students from the Class of 2015 (Optometry and Audiology) and the Class of 2013 (Physician Assistant) were treated to a compelling keynote speech by Nicole Johnson, an international advocate for diabetes awareness and Miss America 1999.

Each student donned his/her white coat assisted by their programâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s dean or director: Dr. Linda Casser, dean of the Pennsylvania College of Optometry; Dr. Victor Bray, dean of the Osborne College of Audiology; or Dr. Richard C. Vause, director of the Physician Assistant program, and was then congratulated by Ms. Johnson and Dean Robert Horne, vice president of Student Affairs. The rest of Orientation week was packed with seminars, lectures, workshops, community building exercises and social activities, all designed to give the students a thorough introduction to the University and their individual programs. 11

Class Notes

1960s

Rear Admiral Michael H. Mittelman, OD ’80, became Deputy Surgeon General of the United States Navy in October, becoming the first optometrist assigned as the Navy’s second in command health officer. Admiral Mittelman will work with the Navy Surgeon General to provide care around the world for US sailors, marines and their families through the Bureau of Medicine and Surgery of the Navy.

Joseph R. Miele, OD ’63, reports that he and his wife, Philomena, will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary on November 18.

Richard H. Sterling, OD ’80, was nominated for the 2011 Optometrist of the Year award of the Pennsylvania Optometric Association.

1970s

E. Bruce DiDonato, OD ’81, was inducted into Rider University’s Science Stairway of Fame on June 11 at the Lawrenceville campus.

1950s

Ronald J. Hagadus, MD, OD ’52, writes that he is the immediate past president of the New York Glaucoma Society. Ron also was an associate clinical professor of Ophthalmology at New York Medical College and senior attending surgeon at New York Eye and Ear Infirmary.

Neil Draisin, OD ’71, was named South Carolina Optometrist of the Year by the South Carolina Optometric Physician’s Association (SCOPA) in August. This award is not presented annually, but only when the organization deems an individual’s outstanding public service, and service to SCOPA, the AOA and the profession warrant it. Dr. Draisin is the current president of SECO and has been a clinical adjunct for PCO, Southern College of Optometry and University of Alabama College of Optometry externs. He has been in private practice in Charleston since 1972. ▼

Dennis Delp, OD ’72, who has a general practice with emphasis on low vision in York, PA, was named Central Pennsylvania’s Health Care Hero Volunteer for 2011. Dr. Delp, who has performed low vision volunteer screenings at his local Blind Center for 30 years, has made numerous medical mission trips to Africa and elsewhere. Denny reports that he and Linda have five children - and were expecting their ninth grandchild as this issue went to press. Elliot F. Lasky, OD ’72, writes from Nashua NH that he and wife Bette are the proud grandparents of Ella Jane, born in February. 1980s

Daniel Kramer, OD ’80, and Marci Wolfe, OD ’82, are a husband and wife team that has been providing vision care to the public at Marlton Eye Associates for almost 30 years. The couple was featured in an August issue of South Jersey Local News.

B.J. Nibert, OD ’81, was named West Virginia Optometrist of the Year for 2011. John A. Guzzetti, OD ’82, was nominated for the 2011 Optometrist of the Year award of the Pennsylvania Optometric Association. Susan R. Miller, OD ’82, was nominated for the 2011 Optometrist of the Year award of the Pennsylvania Optometric Association. Margaret Placentra-Johnston, OD ’82, is pleased to report that her book, Beyond Belief: Stories of Good People Who Left Their Church Behind, will be published soon. Margie and husband Bill Johnston, OD ’82, live in McLean VA. Robert P. Bittel, OD ’83, FAAO, received the Pennsylvania Optometric Association Merit Award for 2011 in May at the POA Congress. Lynn (Watts) Kurata, OD ’83, participated in a parish mission trip to Kenya with 24 of her fellow parishioners. The group, from Santa Monica CA, went to sister parish Holy Cross in Dandora. This was Lynne’s second trip to Dandora, and she saw 300 patients during her one week eye clinic. To view a slideshow of the trip, go to http://youtu.be/tc8VBuis0Xc. Lynn was featured on the cover of The Tidings, the Catholic newspaper for Southern California in October in honor of World Mission Day. J. Earl Bowling, OD ’85, was the subject of an article in the Laurinburg Exchange in May, when he and his staff celebrated more than 25 years at the Bowling Eye Clinic in Laurinburg NC by hosting an After-Hours Mixer with the local Chamber of Commerce. Dennis E. Dombrowski, OD ’87, was nominated for the 2011 Optometrist of the Year award of the Pennsylvania Optometric Association.

William H. Drusedum, OD ’87, was nominated for the 2011 Optometrist of the Year award of the Pennsylvania Optometric Association. Tom Landry, OD ’87, was elected president of New York State Optometric Society. Jeffrey R. Underkoffler, OD ’87, was promoted to chief of optometry last year in the Division of Surgery – Ophthalmology/Optometry for Reliant Group. He reports that there are 10 optometrists in the group. Jeff and his wife, Karin (Larson) Underkoeffler, OD ’87, live in the Worcester MA area. Mark D. Stephenson, OD ’88, was promoted to the rank of Lieutenant Colonel in the Reserve Forces of the United States Air Force. He is currently the Chief of Eye Services in the Medical Group of the 108th Wing in the New Jersey Air National Guard at McGuire Air Force Base. Dr. Stephenson is the recipient of numerous awards that include the Air Force Achievement Medal, Air Force Commendation Medal and most recently, the New Jersey Medal of Valor. The clinical director of TLC Laser Eye Centers in Elmwood Park NJ, he and his wife, Diana (Quiroga) Stephenson, OD ’90, reside in Freehold NJ with their two daughters. Wendy Strouse Watt, OD ’89, was featured in a series of on-air discussions in July and August on Ashford Radio with host Rob Michaels. Dr. Watt has owned her practice in DuBois PA since 1990, and specializes in children’s vision, low vision and macular degeneration. Her practice includes almost 9,000 patients. 1990s

John Ellis, OD ’90, of Connellsville PA was the subject of an article in the July 15 issue of Review of Optometry about his being shot in the left elbow at an outdoor Wild West show while on vacation in South Dakota with his wife and their two daughters, ages 13 and 11. Though the show was to have used blanks, Dr. Ellis was shot in the left elbow with a live .45 caliber bullet. In late September we contacted him for an update. After surgery to remove bone and lead fragments, John wore a cast for nine weeks and had one month of physical therapy for his wrist, elbow and shoulder. At the time of our call, he was unable to make a fist due to median nerve recovery problems, his thumb and index finger could not curl, and he still was not back to work. His inability to make a fist “makes for awkward times in the examining room, as I can’t adjust the projector or slit lamp.” With the help of associate Dustin Tressler, OD and several friendscolleagues who work two to three days a week, he

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has kept his 18 year practice open. Dr. Ellis reported he was “waiting but still hopeful” for further recovery and, in the meantime, was “practicing on friends and family in the exam room.” He also was planning an early October return to his practice for a few days a week, and was grateful for the support, cards and good wishes of his patients and friends.

2000s

Michele Lago Hanley, OD ’90, reports that she is the new owner of Irwin Eye Care in Irwin PA. The practice was established by Robert Hornak, OD ’55, and carried on by his son, Christopher Hornak, OD ’86, until his untimely death in October 2010. Having been Dr. Chris Hornak’s associate since 1996, his family and Dr. Hanley agreed that she should carry on the practice. Dr. Hanley recently welcomed Colleen Kroll, OD ’10 to the practice.

David W. Friess, OD ’02, director of clinical and regulatory affairs at TrueVision, was quoted in Eyewire Today about the company’s new FDA approved software, TrueVision 3D Visualization and Guidance System that allows the surgeon to perform guidance surgery in a heads up manner.

Jerry Ellington, Jr., OD ’92, was installed as president of the North Carolina State Optometric Society in June. James Beverly, OD ’94, was elected Georgia State Representative from Macon House District 139 in a special election held in July. Dr. Beverly owns MidTowne Vision Center and Goggles Eyecare 4 Kids, which specializes in children’s vision and offers free eye exams to children in the local Head Start program. Lori A. Sportelli, OD ’95, joined the Katzen Eye Group’s third and newly opened office in Rosedale MD in August. Kelly (Rizzo) Brunetta, OD ’97, is delighted to announce that she and husband Gregory have welcomed their first child, son Jackson, born in June. The family lives in Reading PA. Tiffany (Dunbar) Lione, OD ’97, shares that she and husband Mark have two children, Morgan, 8, and Garrett, 5. Dr. Lione is in practice in Aldie VA. Charles J. Falsone, OD ’98, was named 2011 Optometrist of the Year by the Pennsylvania Optometric Association in May and will be featured in a 2012 issue of AOA News. Amanda Fink-Krasner, OD ’98, and husband Marc were pleased to welcome their third child, a baby boy, Scott Alex, in May. Scott joins big sisters Samantha, 6, and Melissa, 4. Dr. Fink-Krasner continues to work in private practice with her father, Mitchell Fink, OD ’69, in South Jersey. Daniel F. Russell, OD ’99, was nominated for the 2011 Optometrist of the Year award of the Pennsylvania Optometric Association.

Carrie (Allgeier) Cardillo, OD ’00, writes that she and husband Rob, along with three year old son RJ, welcomed Ryan Albert Cardillo in August. Elizabeth McMunn, OD ’00, is now the president elect of Connecticut Association of Optometrists.

Robert M. Di Sogra, AuD ’03, was invited to speak at the Pennsylvania Academy of Audiology in September. His reference guide on adverse drug reactions was recently published by Ear Services Corp. and Oaktree products. Dr. Di Sogra spoke about adverse drug reactions, patient management and the validity of internet drug information. Jason Hendrix, OD ’03, and his wife, Amanda (Knipel) Hendrix, OD ’02, were featured in a July article in Focus on the Coast, about their practice, Port City Eye, located in the Porter’s Neck area of Wilmington NC. Amanda is the daughter of Daniel Knipel, OD ’78, and Jason’s father also is an optometrist. The couple’s commitment to and practice of fostering relationships with their patients was featured. Shital Mani, OD ’03, PCO assistant professor, and husband, Ram, welcomed their first child, daughter Sarina Anjali Mani, in April. Stephen E. Hess, OD ’04, was a nominee for the 2011 Young Optometrist of the Year award of the Pennsylvania Optometric Association. Shannon L. Mihalacki, OD ’04, was a nominee for the 2011 Young Optometrist of the year Award of the Pennsylvania Optometric Association. Kerri Bakker, OD ’05, was featured in Lehigh Valley Live, a sports blog, in July. The article speaks of Dr. Bakker’s athletic prowess as a student in soccer and basketball and how trouble reading a scoreboard in ninth grade resulted in a few visits to her local optometrist and a pair of contact lenses. That’s when she decided she might be interested in becoming an optometrist. Now in practice full-time in West Chester PA, Dr. Bakker plays on two women’s soccer teams. She and husband John Dubrolsky recently bought a house in Downingtown PA.

Andrea (Govelich) Cangialosi, OD ’05, and her husband, Gioccachino, welcomed baby Ruby Rosario in February. Dr. Cangialosi is in practice at The Morrison Associates with offices in Harrisburg, Hershey, and Dillsburg PA. Jimmy Nguyen, OD ’05, was a nominee for the 2011 Young Optometrist of the Year award of the Pennsylvania Optometric Association. Judith Creuz, AuD ’06, writes that she is currently an instructor and clinical coordinator at The Penn State University Speech and Hearing Clinic in University Park. Shawn Brand, OD ’06, was married in July to Lauren Levine, a fourth year student at the Kornberg School of Dentistry at Temple University. Captain Peter E. Carra, OD ’07, was named the 2011Young Optometrist of the Year for the Armed Forces. Dr. Carra is the chief aerospace optometrist at Joint Base Andrews, as well as the Andrews’ extern director for PCO and the Southern College of Optometry (SCO). He also is an adjunct professor for the Pacific College of Optometry. Clark Chang, OD ’07, former resident at The Eye Institute, was invited to be an irregular cornea expert panel member for www.treatkeratoconus.com. Dr. Chang also was a lecturer at the 2011 American Academy of Optometry meeting in Boston. His topic was “Update on Cornea Collagen Crosslinking – The Year in review.” Cameran A. Drake, OD ’07, reports that she and husband Nick Payne have a two year old son, Braedon, and are expecting a little girl. Cameran opened a practice, 3D Vision Eye Care, in Broomfield CO with her sister (See next note). Jenni C. Drake, OD ’07, is the sister who opened a practice with Cameran Drake (above). She reports that she was married in May to Jonathan Stone – and she is expecting twins in February! Laura (Zerfing) Lehman, OD ’07, and husband Matthew welcomed their first child, daughter Aviana Rose, in July. Dr. Lehman reports the couple is loving parenthood! Tara Mancuso, OD ’07, was married to Justin R. Farrell in June. PCO alumni in attendance were fellow classmates Lindsey Connors Kelly, OD; Yelena Lapkin Fishman, OD; and Sarah Derr Sterious, OD. After a honeymoon in St. Maarten, the couple returned to Wilkes-Barre PA, where Dr. Farrell is in practice.

CLASS NOTES (CONTINUED) Jason D. McCord, OD ’07, and wife Holly Dodson McCord are the proud parents of twins – a boy and a girl – who were born in March. The McCords live in Mesa AZ. Suzanne Parker, OD ’07, was married to Neill James Bulakowski in April. Suzanne reports she will keep her maiden name professionally, but socially she is Suzanne Bulakowski. The newlyweds reside in Greensboro NC. Beth (Werner) Peterson, OD ’07, writes that she and her husband Joseph and two year old daughter Emma welcomed Levi Peterson in July. Dr. Peterson and her family reside in Lyman SC. ▼

Megan (Wesnak) Walsh, OD ’08, was married to Richard Walsh on September 17 in Dunmore PA. Jill Hoffman, AuD ’09, joined the MidState Ear, Nose and Throat Center in South Middletown Township, PA in August. Dr. Hoffman will provide hearing testing and treatment for patients ranging from infants to adults. Melissa (Rosenthal) Kluesner, PA-C, MMS ’09, and husband Paul welcomed their first child, Rose Marie in January. The family resides in Red Wing, MN, where Missy practices at the Fairview Red Wing Medical Center. ▼

Rachel Kain Nebb, OD ’09, was married to Jonathan Tyler Nebb on October 30, 2010. Dr. Nebb has her own practice in Jacksonville FL. 2010s

Timothy Brown, OD ’10, was surprised by his wife, Sherita Seward Brown, OD ’10, on his birthday in April, when Sherita took him to Charleston SC to see the Steve Harvey show. The next morning, Tim reports that they ran into Steve Harvey leaving the restaurant as the Browns were entering, and this photo was taken. ▼

Mia Fripps, OD ’10, became engaged to Jacob Pritchett in September. Althea Rhoden-Grey, AuD ’07, currently a Board certified audiologist (2011-2014), is now on the membership committee of the American Academy of Audiology. Sarah Wise, OD ’07, and her husband Andy Englehart welcomed son Ryan in October 2010. Dr. Wise is in practice in Willow Grove PA. Christi (Lynch) Bell, AuD ’08, was married to Ashley Lawrence Bell in April. The newlyweds reside in Auburn AL. Dr. Bell is in practice at Auburn University at Montgomery AL where she is interim director of the University’s Speech and Hearing Clinic. ▼

Norman Dixon, OD ’08, was married in January to the former Michele Mucio. Dr. Dixon is working in West Decatur PA. Matthew Mastrine, OD ’08, was named 2011 Young Optometrist of the Year by the Pennsylvania Optometric Association in May. He will be featured in next year’s AOA News issue on national ODs and Young ODs of the Year.

Sonia (Gatta) Laurenzi, OD ’09, has been very busy since commencement! On June 19, 2009, Sonia married Ian Laurenzi, a chemical engineer with Exxon Mobil and began a residency in primary care optometry through SUNY College of Optometry at Dept. of Veterans Affairs in East Orange and Lyons NJ. In June 2010, Sonia and Ian welcomed baby Rose Marie, who was born on their wedding anniversary. Sonia went back to work part time in September at Coventry Eye associates in Phillipsburg NJ. This year the Laurenzi family purchased their first home at the end of May. ▼

Colleen Kroll, OD ’10, has joined Irwin Eye Care in Irwin PA, now owned by PCO alumna Michele Lago Hanley, OD ’90. Ryan McKinnis, OD ’10, completed his residency at Ohio Eye Alliance in Cleveland in June. He and his wife Heather, a former Salus admissions representative, and their son Owen moved to Stow OH and Ryan is now practicing at the Cleveland Eye Clinic. Ryan Reedy, OD ’10, received a two night all expenses paid Allergan grant for Optometry’s Meeting in Salt Lake City. He and his family are pictured here on a visit to campus in September to hear AOA president, Dr. Dori Carlson, speak at a POA sponsored town hall meeting that was held in the Hafter Student Center. ▼

Layra Lopez, AuD ’09, reports that she opened her private practice, Arecibo Audiology Center, in Puerto Rico in November 2010. Dr. Lopez is the proud mother of Marcos, now four years old. Her practice is in an excellent location, close to the hospital and other doctor’s offices. ▼

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In Memoriam With sorrow, the University notes the passing of: William H. Warmington, OD ’37 of Stafford Springs CT on April 29, 2010. Dr. Warmington was in private practice in Stafford Springs for 46 years until his retirement in 1984. He served on the Connecticut State Board of Examiners for ten years, was active in civic and local affairs, his church, volunteer work, local Barbershop quartets, golf, bowling, furniture refinishing and writing poetry for family and friends. Dr. Warmington was married for 66 years to the late Enes Warmington and is survived by two daughters, three grandchildren and one great-grandson. Sol Rosenbaum, OD ’40 of Voorhees NJ on September 1, 2010. Dr. Rosenbaum was the husband of the late Sophie (Cohen) Rosenbaum and is survived by a son, a daughter, two grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Sheldon M. Greene, OD ’41 of Swarthmore PA and Pebble Beach CA on July 30, 2009. Aaron R. Nemtzow, OD ’42 of Pawtucket RI on June 9, 2010. Harold S. Blinder, OD ’43 of Sarasota FL on May 27, 2011. Dr. Blinder was married for 67 years to Malvine, until her death in 2009. He is survived by a son and daughter, their spouses and five grandsons. Dr. Blinder’s obituary listed him as a “true Renaissance man, a gentleman and a scholar, a patriot, a friend and a man of honor and great wisdom.” Irving Bennett, OD ’44 wrote an article for the AOA archives about how Dr. Blinder was asked by director Arthur Penn in 1962 to provide pictures of eyes “blinded by scarlet fever or meningitis.” Penn was preparing to shoot the movie, The Miracle Worker, about Helen Keller. Dr. Blinder was able to provide pictures of blind eyes for the director and assisted him in choosing the look he wanted for actress Patty Duke. Full scleral lenses were designed to mimic Helen Keller’s severely scarred corneas. Dr. Blinder also worked a long day on set on a Memorial Day weekend in NYC shooting closeups but, according to Dr. Bennett, he did not get any film credits. Meyer Burt, OD ’43 of Delray Beach FL on December 8, 2010. Dr. Burt is survived by his wife, Susan, his son and daughter, grandchildren and greatgrandchildren. He was preceded in death by his first wife, Jean. Albert L. Paul, OD ’43 of Boca Raton FL on March 25, 2011 at the age of 89, three years after his retirement. A former resident of Chevy Chase MD, Dr. Paul is survived by three daughters and a son and four grandchildren. He served and retired from the US Army as a major in the Medical Services Corps after more than 20 years of service. He opened a private practice in Laurel MD, where he was later joined by his daughter, Barbra Paul Johnson, OD ’81. Dr. Paul practiced for more than 64 years, earning his TPA licensure at the age of 75. He taught history, played percussion and loved tennis, which he played until his late seventies. Dr. Paul was preceded in death by his wife Judith and is survived by three daughters, two sons and four grandchildren. Gerald A. Zucker, OD ’44 of Delray Beach, FL on May 27, 2011, after suffering a stroke on May 19. Dr. Zucker practiced for more than 50 years. He served as a US Army medic in World War II in the Philippines, continuing in the Army Reserves and retiring as a Colonel. Dr. Zucker is survived by his wife, Sylvia, and daughter, Claudia. A funeral service was held at Arlington National Cemetery in August.

Sylvia (Schmidt) Hoffman, OD ’45 of Silver Spring MD on June 18, 2011. Dr. Hoffman was a vision specialist with the Montgomery County (MD) School District from 1965 until her retirement in 1990. Dr. Hoffman earned a bachelor’s degree in education from the University of Pittsburgh in 1960, and a master’s degree in counseling from The George Washington University in Washington DC in 1965. Preceded in death by David, her husband of 41 years, Dr. Hoffman is survived by three children and two grandchildren. Martin Perry, OD ’46 of Orange City FL on February 14, 2011. Phyllis (Eichler) Berger, OD ’48 of Kingston PA on September 10, 2011. Dr. Berger met her husband, Irving (Isadore) Berger, OD ’48 at PCO and they opened a joint optometric practice first in Hazleton, then Shickshinny and Dallas PA. Phyllis Berger was the first female optometrist in that area of the state according to her family. In addition to her husband, Dr. Berger is survived by two daughters and a son and three grandchildren. June E. (Montano) Scheip, OD ’47 on March 27, 2010. Alan Swartz, OD ’48 on July 16, 2011 at the age of 92. Dr. Swartz was a World War II pilot, a folk singer and a Boy Scout professional. Howard Vogel, OD ’48 of Somerset NJ on October 3, 2010. Dr. Vogel practiced optometry for 55 years before his retirement. Walter Wanck, OD ’48 of Naples FL and Saratoga Springs NY on September 20, 2010 at the age of 90. Dr. Wanck came to PCO with his wife, Bea, to whom he was married for 66 years until her death in 2007. After graduation, they returned to Waynesboro PA, where he practiced for nearly 40 years. Dr. Wanck was married in 2008 to Carolyn, who survives him, along with his son, daughterin-law, and two granddaughters. Sylvain Shubin, OD ’49 of Bryn Mawr PA on September 11, 2011. Dr. Shubin is survived by his wife, Nancy, two children and a granddaughter. Earl E. Wilson, OD ’51 of Chippewa Falls WI on May 23, 2010. A World War II veteran, Dr. Wilson served in the US Army Air Corps from 1943 to 1946. He was in private practice for 42 years before retiring. He is survived by Judith, his wife of 57 years, three sons, and two grandchildren. He was preceded in death by a son. Samuel Schectman, OD ’52 of Honesdale PA on March 11, 2011. Thomas E. Shaver, Sr., OD ’52 of Mt Olive NC on October 12, 2010. Dr. Shaver served in the US Navy for three years before coming to PCO. He had a practice in Mt Olive from 1954 until his retirement in 2005 and was active in community civic affairs. Dr. Shaver is survived by his wife, Evelyn, three children, their spouses, six grandchildren and one great-granddaughter. Charles Creech, OD ’53 of Richmond VA on May 10, 2011. Richard W. Stockton, OD ’53 formerly of Delanco and Beach Haven Crest NJ on June 19, 2011, in Mt Holly NJ after a hard fought battle with cancer. Dr. Stockton practiced optometry in Delanco for ten years before becoming a science teacher at Riverside High School for more than 45 years. A US Army veteran of Korea, Dr. Stockton is survived by his wife Dorothea, and their three children, six grandchildren and great-granddaughter. Through a generous gift in 2007, Dr. Stockton endowed the Richard W. Stockton Scholarship for optometry students.

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IN MEMORIAM (CONTINUED) Morton W. Richman, OD ’54 of Jenkintown PA on May 19, 2011. Seymour Rosenstein, OD ’55 on December 28, 2010. Joel B. Weinman, OD ’60, FAAO, of New Orleans, LA on January 15, 2009. Dr. Weinman was a charter member of the American Optometric Association and practiced in Kutztown PA. Jacob W. (Jack) Dein, OD ’63 formerly of Brooklyn NY, Lakehurst NJ and Delray Beach FL on January 22, 2011 in Needham MA at the age of 90. Dr. Dein was a former president of the Brooklyn Optometric Society and was known for his sense of humor. He was preceded in death by his wife of 50 years, Gittie, and is survived by three daughters, three grandchildren and a greatgranddaughter. Gerald M. Sandler, OD ’63 of Holland PA on May 5, 2011. Dr. Sandler, who had a love of music and art, practiced optometry for more than 40 years. He is survived by Carolyn, his wife of 32 years, four children and eight grandchildren. Donald E. Lawver, OD ’66 of Germantown MD on February 3, 2010. James B. Sullivan, OD ’76 of Potsdam NY on August 13, 2011 in Burlington VT. Dr. Sullivan earned a Master of Science degree at SUNY Potsdam after completing college. He taught science and was head defense coach for boys football before coming to PCO. After graduation he returned to Potsdam, where he opened his own practice and was active in many community and civic programs. He is survived by Gloria, his wife of 50 years, three sons and six grandchildren.

Robert Bruce Ullman, OD ’76 of Toms River NJ on December 18, 2010. Dr. Ullman is survived by his wife Caroline and three children, one of whom is Marc Ullman, OD ’98, who practices in Pine Beach NJ, and three grandchildren. Douglas K. Bell, OD ’84 of Wake Forest NC on September 9, 2011. Dr. Bell established Wake Forest Eye Care, where he practiced for 26 years. He was active in his church and youth sports, and participated in mission trips, providing eye care to those in need. He is survived by his wife, Melanie, and four children. Christopher J. Hornak, OD ’86 of North Huntingdon PA on October 4, 2010. After graduation Chris joined his father, the late Robert A. Hornak, OD ’55, in his practice at Irwin Eye Care, taking it over when his father retired, Chris was an avid outdoorsman and is survived by his wife, Vicky, and three children. David F. Arpino, OD ’92 of Kenilworth NJ on September 28, 2011. Rebecca Lo, MSc ’12 of Singapore. In October, the University received word that Ms. Lo, who had successfully completed her studies in the PCO Master of Science in Clinical Optometry (MSc) international program, had died as a result of injuries sustained in an automobile accident. Ms. Lo had completed two clinical rotations in Elkins Park during the past two years and had planned to return for her May 2012 commencement.

Missing Alumni Lester S. Gassman, OD Robert A. Greenberg, OD Jeannette R. Hoffman, OD Roberts K. Karn, OD Clair J. Knerr, OD W. David Michael, Jr., OD Albert I. Singer, OD Robert E. Cuny, OD Fred Halperin, OD James E. Picard, OD Leonard S. Seiden, OD Nicholas M. Tepsic, OD Herbert M. Blank, OD Alfred Keglovitz, OD Warren Mastoon, OD

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Paul E. Semmel, OD Marvin Budgar, OD James E. O'Brien, OD Martin J. Shoman, OD John Sosin, OD Hersh Wilkes, OD Harris Mandelstein, OD Robert G. Nupuf, OD Fredric D. Ressler, OD Jerome B. Wildman, OD John A. Dudash, OD Robert G. Smith, OD Jeffrey Bronner, OD Steven E. Gwirtz, OD John R. Latch, OD

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Patricia A. Nepps, OD Richard L. Raucci, OD John B. Van Ginhoven, OD Allan L. Wilkofsky, OD Robert L. Kesead, OD Baruch M. M. Levavi, OD Gerald L. Ross, OD Kelly L. Joedicke, OD Maria V. Sadorra, OD Michele L. Schock, OD John J. Sheehan, OD Sandy Yee, OD Anh-Thu V. Bui, OD Michelle M. Hoang, OD Anita Narang, OD

The alumni listed here cannot be invited to their reunion because we have no contact information for them. If you can provide information about a classmate, please contact Jamie Lemisch (215-780-1391 or jlemisch@salus.edu) to ensure that no one misses the celebration!

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Salus University Annual Report

â&#x20AC;&#x153;Our faculty and staff are wonderfully creative and hard working, but many of our initiatives would not get off the ground without the philanthropic support received by the University.â&#x20AC;? Lynne C. Corboy Director of Development

Salus University is fortunate to have many loyal alumni and friends who provide critical financial support to the institution. Our faculty and staff are wonderfully creative and hard working, but many of our initiatives would not get off the ground without the philanthropic support received by the University. This Annual Report is another opportunity for us to say thank you and to recognize those who have contributed to our success during the year. A continuing initiative in 2011 was Setting Our Sights: The Campaign for The Eye Institute of the Pennsylvania College of Optometry. As of June 30, our supporters had pledged $1,767,509 to renovate and redesign The Eye Institute, the primary clinical facility for our optometry program. This represents 71% of our campaign goal of $2.5 million, which we plan to complete by the end of fiscal year 2012. Our alumni have been especially generous in this effort, contributing more than half of this total.

Overall, the University received $898,429 in the fiscal year ending on June 30, 2011. Unrestricted annual gifts were used for the operations of the University, including faculty salaries, new equipment in our labs and clinics, and scholarships to attract academically strong students. Many donors also provided the University with gifts restricted to specific purposes. Our students benefited from gifts for endowed scholarships, graduations awards and support for international humanitarian missions organized by both audiology and optometry students. We also received support for our clinical services, particularly our pediatric services and the Specialized Populations Assessment and Rehabilitation Center (SPARC), where we work with children with multiple disabilities. Significant support for our pediatric services also was received through the annual Looking Out For Kids fundraising event attended by over 200 individuals. On behalf of the University, I again want to thank all whose contributions have enabled us to continue to maintain a solid foundation for the University and its colleges. It would not have been possible without each one of you.

Lynne C. Corboy, MS, MPH Director of Development

Financial Summary

Percent of Operating Activity

2011 Unrestricted

70.7%

$25,140,340

Revenues gains and other support

Tuition (including $482,450 in 2011 and $717,850 in 2010 for state contracts) Appropriation

—

Investment return Grant revenue Contributions Patient care, net Other

0.1%

29,445

10.4%

3,681,792

0.8%

272,392

12.4%

4,403,489

0.6%

212,000

Sales and Services: Education

0.1%

18,770

Auxiliary enterprises

4.6%

1,620,545

0.5%

169,137

100.0%

$ 35,547,910

39.0%

$13,685,448

Academic support

7.5%

2,623,808

Research

6.5%

2,283,240

Net assets released from restrictions – satisfaction of program restrictions Total revenues gains and other support Operating expenses

Instruction

Student services

5.1%

1,775,413

Patient care

22.0%

7,723,109

Institutional support

16.2%

5,706,847

Auxiliary enterprises

3.8%

1,322,228

100.0%

$35,120,093

Total operating expenses Change in net assets from operating activities

427,817

Nonoperating income (expenses)

Nonoperating investment income

390,971

Net unrealized and realized gains on investments

4,796,488

Net assets released from restrictions – satisfaction of program restrictions

1,023,674

Other

(714,635)

Change in net assets from nonoperating activities

5,496,498

Change in net assets

5,924,315

Net assets at beginning of year

$34,615,412

Net assets at end of year

$40,539,727

SALUS UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT

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Salus University Private Funding Report July 1, 2010 June 30, 2011 Source of Funds

Alumni

$ 484,058

Association/Organizations/Other

17,575

Corporations/Vendors

90,812

Foundation/Trusts/Funds

56,800

Patients/Parents/Friends/Preceptors

34,727

Special Events

30,070

Trustees/Faculty/Staff

184,387

Total

$ 898,429

Designated Use of Funds

Endowment

$ 10,000

Public Service/Extension

15,596

Scholarship

56,505

The Eye Institute

63,355

Unrestricted

205,060

Expanding the Vision Campaign

69,645

Setting Our Sights Campaign

448,868

Other

29,400

Total

$ 898,429

Closing date for the above figures is June 30, 2011. All gifts received after that date will be reflected on next yearâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s external funding report. (Based on Office of Institutional Advancement pre-audit figures)

Source of Funds

Designated Use of Funds Endowment Public Service Extension Alumni

Scholarship

Associations, Organizations, Other

The Eye Institute

Corporations, Vendors

Unrestricted

Foundations, Trusts, Funds

Expanding the Vision Campaign

Patients, Parents, Friends, Preceptors

Setting Our Sights Campaign

Special Events

Other

Trustees, Faculty, Staff

Leadership Gifts We recognize donors who have made significant cumulative gifts providing the university with major institutional support. We also recognize generous gifts in the current year. 1919 Society – $10,000 or more this fiscal year or cumulative giving of $100,000 Keystone Society – $5,000-$9,999 this fiscal year or cumulative giving of $50,000 Pilllar Society – $1,000-$4,999 this fiscal year Cornerstone Society – $500-$999 this fiscal year 1919 Society Alcon Laboratories, Inc. Allergan Optical American Optometric Association Estate of Joseph F. Bacon ‘63 Bausch & Lomb Mrs. Bradylee B. Bayshore Irving Bennett, OD ‘44 CIBA Vision Corporation I. William Collins, OD ‘47 Connelly Foundation Essilor of America, Inc. Mr. Peter L. Frieder Gentex Optics, Inc. Mr. Donald M. Gleklen Martin Hafter, OD ‘49 Humphrey Systems The Kresge Foundation Donald H. Lakin, OD ‘53 Scott L. Lesser, OD ’93 (Dec.) James S. Lewis, MD Thomas L. Lewis, OD ’70, PhD Seymour R. Marco Family Foundation, Inc. Albert B. Millett Memorial Trust New Jersey Academy of Optometry Louis J. Phillips, OD ‘69 Morey X. Powell, OD ‘36 Richard W. Stockton, OD ’53 (Dec.) Transitions Optical, Inc. Vistakon E.F. Wildermuth Foundation

Keystone Society The Arcadia Foundation Audiology Foundation of American Alton G. Billmeier, OD ‘38 Crown Holdings, Inc. Charles M. Cummins, OD ‘76 Designs for Vision, Inc. Edward A. Deglin, MD Raphael L. Eschmann, MS ‘97 Eye Care Centers of America Barry J. Farkas, OD ‘71 Fox Rothschild LLP Russell E. Grove, Jr., OD ‘71 Estate of Robert L. Henry, OD ‘35 Mr. Edward K. Hueber A. Michael Iatesta, OD ‘52

Johnson & Johnson The Medical Trust of the Glenmede Trust Donna B. McLaughlin, OD ‘81 William M. McLaughlin, Jr., OD ’81 Office Depot Salus University Alumni Association Stuart L. Samuels, OD ‘77 Pennsylvania Sight Conservation and Eye Research Foundation, Inc. Resident Eye Care Associates, Inc. Safilo USA, Inc. The Hoxie Harrison Smith Foundation W.W. Smith Charitable Trust Vision Service Plan Harold Wiener, OD ‘50 Winchester Optical Mr. Ben Lynch Mr. Thomas P. Lynch (Dec.)

Pilllar Society Daniel A. Abramowicz, PhD David R. Anderson, OD ‘82 Armstrong, Doyle & Carroll, Inc. Joseph W. Babcock, OD ‘81 Felix M. Barker, II, OD Beltone Mathew R. Bittel, OD ‘10 Robert P. Bittel, Jr., OD ‘83 Block Vision Stephen F. Bolick, OD ‘78 Victor H. Bray, PhD C. Mark Brittain, OD ‘85 Bucks-Montgomery Optometric Society Linda Casser, OD Craig A. Cassey, OD ‘86 Eva Marie A. Cekaitis, OD ‘86 Frank D. Celin, OD ‘84 Richard J. Clompus, OD ‘79 COFCO Office Furnishings Robert M. Cole, III, OD ‘74 Commercial Flooring Systems CooperVision, Inc. Ms. Lynne C. Corboy Edward V. Cordes, III, OD ‘77 Gilda L. Crozier, OD ‘43 Stephen H. Cruse, OD ‘73 Pierrette Dayhaw-Barker, PhD Mr. Richard J. DePiano Anthony F. Di Stefano, OD ‘73 Neil W. Draisin, OD, FCOVD ‘71 Thomas M. P. Duffy, OD ‘86 Richard C. Edlow, OD ‘80 Scott A. Edmonds, OD ‘80 Susan E. Edmonds, OD ‘82 Edward B. O'Reilly & Assoc., Inc. Kathleen E. Fraser Freeman, OD ‘81 Paul B. Freeman, OD, FCOVD ‘74 Mrs. Suzanne M. Friedberg Joshua M. Greene, MD Gail I. Gudmundsen, AuD ‘02 A. Norman Haffner, OD, PhD ‘52 Willard D. Hamilton, OD ‘72 Mr. Keith D. Ignotz Harold T. Jarrell, OD ‘54 Harry Kaplan, OD ‘49 Mr. Donald C. Kates Harold H. Katz, OD ‘43 Michael D. Katz, OD ‘83 Katzen Eye Group David A. Koch, OD ‘69

Daniel P. Kramer, OD ‘80 Elliot F. Lasky, OD, PA ‘72 Linecom Mr. Leslie R. Littman Luzerne Optical Laboratories, Ltd. M&S Technologies, Inc. March Vision Care Group, Inc. Thomas J. Marino, OD ‘70 Marie A. Marrone-Moriarty, OD ‘89 Mr. Joseph W. Marshall, III Lawrence H. McClure, PhD George S. Miffleton, III, OD ‘68 Monmouth-Ocean Counties Society of Optometric Physicians Northeastern Eye Institute Martin S. Novey, OD ‘94 Susan C. Oleszewski, OD ‘76 Carlo J. Pelino, OD ‘94 W. Donald Plava, OD ‘51 Carl A. Polsky, Esq. Review of Optometry Robert A. Rosenberg, OD ‘61 Henry B. Samson, OD ‘73 Kenneth W. Savitski, OD ‘87 Ms. Jane Scaccetti Joseph P. Shovlin, OD ‘80 Audrey J. Smith, PhD Sean W. Smolenyak, OD ‘01 Ms. Jo Surpin Joseph C. Toland, OD, MD ‘54 T. G. Urosevich, OD, MS ‘93 William B. Urosevich, OD, MS ‘83 Scott S. Weaver, OD ‘77 Wells Fargo Foundation Eric Q. Williams, OD ‘98 Williamson Hospitality Services, Inc. – a division of CulinArt Marci K. Wolfe, OD ‘82 Harold J. Zell, Jr., OD ‘78

Cornerstone Society Rick S. Adams, OD ’85 Association of Schools and Colleges of Optometry Mr. William J. Avery J. Michael Burke, OD ’79 Chris J. Cakanac, OD ’86 James M. Caldwell, OD ’89, EdM Melissa K. Carrasco, OD ’96 Mr. James J. Clearkin, III Pamela G. Conrad, OD ’93 Glenn S. Corbin, OD ’82 Georgia K. Crozier, OD, MS ’84 Rosemarie T. Cunningham, OD ’72 Mr. Christopher B. Dezzi Frank W. DiChiara, OD ’53 Mr. Richard M. Echevarria James L. Fanelli, OD ‘85 Richard A. Feldstein, OD ’62 John R. Ferrari, OD ’64 B. Scott Fine, OD ’72 Gary T. Finnegan, OD ’95 John J. Fitzgerald, DO Patrick M. Fleming, OD ’87 Joseph G. Gackenbach, OD ’65 David H. Garbutt, OD ’69 Luis R. Garcia, OD ‘50 John A. Godfrey, OD ’92 Edward E. Granatt, OD ’51 Lynn D. Greenspan, OD Dr. & Mrs. Gregory Groves Andrew S. Gurwood, OD ’89

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Denise L. Gurwood, OD ’88 David A. Hardic, OD ’85 Jerry S. Hardison, OD ’78 P. Brad Hearn, OD ’86 Hirtle, Callaghan & Co., LLC Donald G. Hohe, OD ’56 Mr. Robert E. Horne Jon S. Jacobs, OD ’70 Judy M. Jeffers, OD ’89 Margaret P. Johnston, OD ’82 William F. Johnston, Jr., OD ’81 Thomas J. Landry, OD ’87 Sidney D. Lavine, OD ’51 LIONS Club of Springfield Charitable Foundation, Inc. Bernard Mallinger, OD ’52 Marchon Eyewear, Inc. Leon J. Marks, OD ’50 Robert J. McCauley, OD ’78 Eugene J. McDonough, OD ’77 Robert T. Mead, OD ’63 Ron Melton, OD ‘81 Mrs. Janice M. Mignogna Linda L. Miller, OD ’92 Martin F. Miller, OD ’79 Mr. Stephen R. Mitchell Marla L. Moon, OD ‘82 Daniel Mottola, OD ’75 Lawrence J. Mroz, OD ’83 Ms. Catherine E. Muhr Srihari Narayanan, OD Northeastern PA Optometric Society, Inc. John T. Nutaitis, OD ’88 Jeffrey S. Nyman, OD Neal N. Nyman, OD Lisa A. O'Brien, OD ’99 Gale R. Orlansky, OD Robert L. Owens, II, OD ’80 Ms. Melissa Padilla William I. Rapoport, OD ’78 Steven J. Reto, OD ’87 David A. Rosenbloom, OD ’70 Michael A. Satryan, OD ’84 Mitchell Scheiman, OD, FCOVD Ms. Joan G. Schick David L. Schmolly, OD ’70 Raymond J. Seeley, OD ’73 Mr. & Mrs. William Singer Ronald P. Snyder, OD ’67 Patricia L. Stanford-Adams, OD ’85 Wayne N. Tabachnick, OD ’70 Benjamin M. Teller, OD ’96 Garry J. Thomas, OD, MD ’79 Tura, Inc. James J. Veliky, OD ’74 Satya B. Verma, OD ‘75 Douglas Vogelson, Jr., AuD ’03 Lisa G. Wallace-Davis, OD ’92 Mrs. Helen C. Walton Christopher A. Weidig, OD ’75 Aaron I. Weinstein, OD ’91 Melinda S. Weinstein, OD ’90 Jeffrey W. White, OD ’87 Jeffrey S. Wigton, OD ‘78 William R. Wigton, OD ‘81 Joan T. Wing, OD ’88 Karen M. Wrigley, OD ’83

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Setting Our Sights The Setting our Sights Campaign will fund the renovation of The Eye Institute. All donors who pledged support before June 30, 2011 are included in this listing. Founders – $100,000 or more Leaders – $50,000-$99,999 Benefactors – $25,000-$49,999 Partners – $10,000-$24,999 Patrons – $5,000-$9,999 Supporters – $1,000-$4,999 Contributors – Up to $999 Founders Bausch & Lomb I. William Collins, OD ‘47 Martin Hafter, OD ‘49 James S. Lewis, MD Elizabeth F. Phillips, OD ‘42 (Dec.)

Leaders E. Wyatt Winters Estate, OD ‘48 (Dec.)

Benefactors Linda Casser, OD CIBA Vision Corporation Thomas L. Lewis, OD ‘70, PhD Donna B. McLaughlin, OD ‘81 William M. McLaughlin, Jr., OD ‘81 Scott S. Weaver, OD ‘77

Partners Daniel A. Abramowicz, PhD Mathew R. Bittel, OD ‘10 Robert P. Bittel, Jr., OD ‘83 Craig A. Cassey, OD ‘86 Robert M. Cole, III, OD ‘74 Edward A. Deglin, MD Mr. Richard J. DePiano Anthony F. Di Stefano, OD ‘73 David Paul Dozack, OD ‘81 Scott A. Edmonds, OD ‘80 Susan E. Edmonds, OD ‘82 Elmer H. Eger, OD ‘41 (Dec.) Mark W. Eger, OD Noah M. Eger, OD ‘97 Raphael L. Eschmann, MS ‘97 Barry J. Farkas, OD ‘71 Kathleen E. Fraser Freeman, OD ‘81 Paul B. Freeman, OD ‘74 Joshua M. Greene, MD

Mr. Keith D. Ignotz Judy M. Jeffers, OD ‘89 Harry Kaplan, OD ‘49 Thomas J. Landry, OD ‘87 Marcolin USA, Inc. Susan C. Oleszewski, OD ‘76 George E. Ozer, OD ‘82 Carlo J. Pelino, OD ‘94 Louis J. Phillips, OD ‘69 Morey X. Powell, OD ‘36 Stuart L. Samuels, OD ‘77 Kenneth W. Savitski, OD ‘87 Ms. Jane Scaccetti Ms. Jo Surpin Garry J. Thomas, OD ‘79, MD Joseph C. Toland, OD ‘54, MD T. G. Urosevich, OD ‘93 William B. Urosevich, OD, MS ‘83 Harold Wiener, OD ‘50

Patrons Kerry J. Burrell, OD ‘03 James M. Caldwell, OD ’89, EdM Frank D. Celin, OD ‘84 Glenn S. Corbin, OD ‘82 Ms. Lynne C. Corboy Edward V. Cordes, III, OD ‘77 Crown Holdings, Inc. Georgia K. Crozier, OD, MS ‘84 Gilda C. Crozier, OD ‘43 Stephen H. Cruse, OD ‘73 Lisa K. DeMers, OD ‘94 Mr. Richard M. Echevarria John J. Fitzgerald, DO Eye Care Centers of America Lynn D. Greenspan, OD Russell E. Grove, Jr., OD ‘71 Mr. Robert E. Horne Louis R. Iacoponi, OD ‘86 A. Michael Iatesta, OD ‘52 Mr. Donald C. Kates Harold H. Katz, OD ‘43 Robert J. McCauley, OD ‘78 Lawrence H. McClure, PhD Jeffrey S. Nyman, OD Neal N. Nyman, OD Steven J. Reto, OD ‘87

David A. Rosenbloom, OD ‘70 Mitchell Scheiman, OD Joseph P. Shovlin, OD ‘80 Audrey J. Smith, PhD Jeffrey S. Wigton, OD ‘78 William R. Wigton, OD ‘81 Harvey Wolbransky, OD ‘76

Supporters Ms. Maura Alexander Felix M. Barker, II., OD Kathryn E. Beckett, OD ‘82 G. Richard Bennett, OD ‘79 Ms. Linsey C. Bennett Bernard H. Blaustein, OD ‘67 Mrs. Karen S. Boykin Victor H. Bray, PhD Bucks-Montgomery Optometric Society Connie L. Chronister, OD, MS ‘86 Timothy J. Corcoran, OD ‘85 Pierrette Dayhaw-Barker, PhD Mr. Christopher B. Dezzi Alexander M. Dizhoor, PhD Jamie A. Ellsworth-Neiman, OD ‘01 Mrs. Suzanne M. Friedberg Michael F. Gallaway, OD Abraham A. Gonen, OD ‘73 Andrew S. Gurwood, OD ‘89 Jon S. Jacobs, OD ‘70 Helene M. Kaiser, OD ‘89 Mr. Leslie R. Littman Lorraine Lombardi, PhD Mrs. Lisa J. Lonie Luzerne Optical Laboratories, Ltd. Bernard Mallinger, OD ‘52 Kelly A. Malloy, OD ‘96 Mr. Joseph W. Marshall, III Ms. Debra L. McReynolds Mrs. Janice M. Mignogna Monmouth-Ocean Counties Society of Optometric Physicians New Jersey Academy of Optometry Northeastern Eye Institute Ms. Melissa Padilla Jean M. Pagani, OD ‘87 Maria L. Parisi, OD ‘85 Carl A. Polsky, Esq. Christopher A. Rinehart, OD ‘77 Joseph P. Ruskiewicz, OD Safilo USA, Inc. Ms. Margaret Shelly Ruth Y. Shoge, OD ‘06 Mark A. Shust, OD ‘89

John B. Siegfried, PhD Joel A. Silbert, OD ‘73 Mrs. Patricia W. Smith Michael R. Spinell, OD ‘70 Ms. Celeste M. Tucker Joseph D. Udvari, Jr., OD ‘74 Richard C. Vause, Jr., DHSc Robert L. Walker, OD ‘70 Denise L. Wharton-Gurwood, OD ‘88 Ms. Janet M. Wilbur Joan T. Wing, OD ‘88 Mrs. Wendy F. Woodward Charles M. Wormington, III, PhD, OD Mrs. Janice Wormington, ‘06 Karen M. Wrigley, OD ‘83 Ms. Jeanne M. Zearfoss

Contributors Gwenn Amos, OD ‘92 Mr. Robert S. Atkinson Mrs. Joan T. Bell Mrs. Shannon M. Boss Andrew R. Buzzelli, OD, MS Ms. Renee H. Campbell Charmant Group, Inc. Mr. Edward J. Collins Mrs. Esther M. Colon Mrs. Marilyn Daltry Janet S. Swiatocha Delatte, OD Ms. Rosemary Egan Ms. Catherine G. Feinstein Ms. Heather S. Giampapa Mr. Donald M. Gleklen Ms. Stacie L. Goldsmith Ms. Karen E. Greave Ms. Shirley Gregory Ms. Anna M. Griffin Mr. Joseph W. Kellenbenz Ms. Cheryl R. Keslar Ms. Jamie L. Krass Mr. Michael Krass Ms. Monica J. Maisto Ian W. McWherter ‘12 Ms. Catherine E. Muhr Jenny Myung, OD Srihari Narayanan, OD Mr. Joseph Noce, III Mrs. Sharon Y. Noce Northeastern PA Optometric Society, Inc. Linda M. Melough O'Kane, OD ‘86 Gale R. Orlansky, OD Ms. Lydia A. Parke Ms. Carmen R. Parker Ms. Karen Pollack Ms. Mindy M. Posoff Ms. Joan G. Schick Mr. & Ms. Jeffrey B. Schwartz Ms. Ruby Singleton Ms. Mary Ann Skirpan Mark E. Street, OD ‘10 John J. Trant, OD ‘93 Satya B. Verma, OD ‘75 J. Carlyle Williams, OD ‘86 Mr. David Wisher

Current Gifts | July 1, 2010 - June 30, 2011

Foundations, Corporations and Associations Alcon Laboratories, Inc.* AquaHab, L.P. Armstrong, Doyle & Carroll, Inc. Association of Schools and Colleges of Optometry Estate of Joseph F. Bacon, OD ’63* Balester Optical Co., Inc. Beltone Ben Domiano Optical, Inc. Block Vision Bucks-Montgomery Optometric Society James J. Clearkin, Inc.* COFCO Office Furnishings Commercial Flooring Systems CooperVision, Inc.

Crown Holdings, Inc. Edward B. O'Reilly & Assoc., Inc. Essilor of America, Inc. Eye Care Centers of America Eye Designs, Inc. Fox Rothschild LLP Gulden Ophthalmics Estate of Robert L. Henry, OD ’35* Hirtle, Callaghan & Co., LLC Howard Industries Katzen Eye Group Linecom LIONS Club of Springfield Charitable Foundation, Inc.* Luzerne Optical Laboratories, Ltd.

M&S Technologies, Inc. March Vision Care Group, Inc. Marchon Eyewear, Inc. Merck Company Foundation Monmouth-Ocean Counties Society of Optometric Physicians New Jersey Academy of Optometry* Northeastern Eye Institute Northeastern PA Optometric Society, Inc. Office Depot Panco Management of NY, LLC PECO Energy The Prudential Foundation Review of Optometry*

Rossi's Market Hoxie Harrison Smith Foundation* TOPS, Temporary Optical Personnel Service* Tura, Inc. United Way of Southeastern PA* The Vanguard Group Wells Fargo Foundation Wigton Eye Care E.F. Wildermuth Foundation* Williamson Hospitality Services, Inc. a division of CulinArt*

* Denotes ten or more years of consecutive giving

Current Gifts | July 1, 2010 - June 30, 2011

Grants and Contracts The following entities have supported research and education programs at Salus University.

Department of Veterans Affairs Education Services Dynamis Corporation Maryland Department of Education Minnesota Department of Education National Eye Institute National Heart, Lung & Blood Institute Office of Special Education and Rehabilitative Services Office of Special Education Programs Pennsylvania Department of Health Rehabilitation Services Administration Second Sight Medical Products, Inc. University of Louisville University of Pennsylvania Western Michigan University

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The illustrations shown throughout the donor lists are selections from the pediatrics mural created by Rebecca Thornburgh at The “New” Eye Institute (see the article on page 2 for more information on our renovations).

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Current Gifts | July 1, 2010 - June 30, 2011

Salus University Alumni Contributors The following were contributors to Salus University during the fiscal year that ended June 30, 2011. These gifts were for annual operating support, capital needs and other restricted purposes. Contributors are PCO Alumni unless indicated otherwise. Class of 1936 Morey X. Powell, OD 25% Participation Morey X. Powell*

Class of 1938 25% Participation Class Contribution $3,018 Alton G. Billmeier Allen M. Wolpe*

Class of 1940 Wilmer O. Kron, OD 29% Participation Class Contribution $200 Bernard Kushner Esther G. Goodman Sack

Class of 1941 27% Participation Class Contribution $375 Joseph A. Miller* Sidney J. Pariser Emanuel Pushkin* William F. Weir*

Class of 1942 21% Participation Class Contribution $435 Allan K. Dimon* Mildred S. Docktor Sidney M. Grosberg* Richard H. Klinetob* Leon J. Pinto

Class of 1943 Spring Freda Sattel, OD 23% Participation Class Contribution $3,250 Gilda C. Crozier Freda Sattel* Donald J. Tasso* A. Frederick Uhler* Alvin Weinberg

Class of 1943 Fall E. William Spitz, OD Norman I. Zipper, OD 13% Participation Class Contribution $1,200 Richard N. Curtis* Harold H. Katz

Class of 1944 21% Participation Class Contribution $1,270 Irving Bennett* Gail C. Fegley Milton J. Kalafa William M. Patrick

Class of 1946 Fall

Class of 1952

5% Participation Martin H. Perry* (Dec.)

A. Michael Iatesta, OD 13% Participation Class Contribution $10,106 Francis M. Anonia John S. Biernacki* A. Norman Haffner* A. Michael Iatesta* Bernard Mallinger* Stanley Wallman

Class of 1947 23% Participation Class Contribution $65,518 I. William Collins* Sylvan H. Eisman Leonard H. Jaffe*

Class of 1948 Spring Albert Dichter, OD 14% Participation Class Contribution $550 J. Leonard Cahan Irwin J. Goldman Murray M. Ross* Herbert M. Schoenes

Class of 1948 Fall 9% Participation Class Contribution $350 William S. Firey Richard M. Goldrosen L. Albert Webb

Class of 1949 Harry Kaplan, OD 12% Participation Class Contribution $326,366 Martin Hafter* Harry Kaplan* Sydney M. Kramer* Benson Ozer* Leon I. Schwartz*

Class of 1950 Harold Wiener, OD 25% Participation Class Contribution $6,475 Luis R. Garcia* Gilbert Isserman Harry C. Kennedy, Jr. Elwood H. Kolb Leon J. Marks* Edward C. Meyer* Frank J. Mottola* Paul L. Russo* Robert L. Sheridan* Lloyd H. Stevens* Carolyn G. Stonskas Harold Wiener*

Class of 1951 60th Reunion Class 25% Participation Class Contribution $3,425 John A. Banick* Clement R. Gagne* Edward E. Granatt* Norman Kushner* Sidney D. Lavine* Alvin Levin Jack A. Morrow* Charles H. Parham, Jr.* John C. Patchen, Jr. Louis J. Pietrandrea W. Donald Plava Clifford C. Wagner Leonard Weiss Melvin D. Wolfberg

Class of 1953

Donald G. Hohe* William E. Jordan Boris J. Kabakoff Miles I. Klein Arnold A. Korsin Martin Kossoff Jerome W. Morse Bart J. Natoli Martin Nesh Leonard Osterman Jay D. Paul Ambrose B. Peterman Leonard Pine Joseph Provenzano Harvey M. Rosenwasser Wilbur S. Scholl Sanford R. Silverstein Nicholas C. Trotta Norman J. Yatko Berton Zaslow

Lawrence A. Ragone, OD 23% Participation Class Contribution $4,835 E. Lee Adams, Sr.* Harry W. Boggs Robert W. Dauses Frank W. DiChiara* Bryce W. Green Robert E. Gregg Donald H. Lakin* Floyd M. Lapidow Richard R. Lehr Richard Lovins Mario J. Pallotta, Jr. Charles S. Papier* Robert R. Perlin Stanley J. Stachacz* Richard W. Stockton (Dec.) Jack H. Walsh*

Class of 1957

Class of 1954

Class of 1958

19% Participation Class Contribution $4,350 Stephen Blaschak* Joseph J. Hanna* Harold T. Jarrell Shahane T. Kirman* Richard J. Mandel Louis I. Misto, Jr. Richard J. Neuer Stanley Tempchin Joseph C. Toland* Melvin H. Winter

18% Participation Class Contribution $850 Roy F. Anderson Bernard A. Applebaum Donald J. Chaputa* Boris Corbin Edward H. Fitch* William R. Kline Carl R. Urbanski*

Class of 1955 15% Participation Class Contribution $725 Haskell Aronson* Owen R. Dueweke* Marvin D. Fuchs Arthur S. Grossman John T. McVearry, Jr. Fred M. Reid Martin G. Rubin

Class of 1956 55th Reunion Class 100% Participation Class Contribution $1,338 Frank S. Albright, Jr. Allan J. Allston Irvin H. Berger Paul E. Cohen S. Steven Eisler Richard G. Eshelman George L. Fechter Joseph L. Feldhaus, Jr. Sidney S. Fink Samuel Gold Marvin P. Goldberg B. Richard Goldberg Louis G. Hoffman

A. Gregory Toler, Jr., OD 20% Participation Class Contribution $600 Elliott B. Alter* Kenneth B. Brehne Gerald G. Fialkow Robert Fruhlinger* Thayne W. Maurer A. Gregory Toler, Jr.*

Class of 1959 John G. Kulba, OD 32% Participation Class Contribution $985 N. Robert Alvis William A. Frascella, Jr. John G. Kulba* Donald F. Podos Martin Rawdin* Warren H. Riegel Ben Seidband

Class of 1960 14% Participation Class Contribution $225 Robert P. Jones Gilbert K. Lehr* Leonard Levin Edwin J. Morris

Class of 1961 50th Reunion Class Sheldon I. Keyser, OD Robert A. Rosenberg, OD 22% Participation Class Contribution $2,650 Ned C. Blymire Benigno J. Fernandez* Wayne D. Haeger Sheldon I. Keyser Robert A. Rosenberg*

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SALUS UNIVERSITY ALUMNI CONTRIBUTORS (CONTINUED) Class of 1962 Richard J. Misage, OD 30% Participation Class Contribution $1,425 Richard A. Feldstein* Peter P. Frisko, Jr.* E. Michael Geiger Philip Gerson* Kenneth W. Hancock Richard J. Misage* Stuart M. Schiffman

Class of 1963 June 35% Participation Class Contribution $1,450 Jeffrey M. Kramer William C. Lee* Robert Turner Mead* Joseph R. Miele George C. Pence* Lee M. Roseman Kenneth M. Talley*

Class of 1964 John R. Ferrari, OD 37% Participation Class Contribution $1,185 Constantine J. Dusckas Robert T. Ehudin John R. Ferrari Robert J. Fleishman, Jr.* Gerald V. Harrell Calvin J. Osterman* Arnold Sherman

Class of 1965 Steven J. Simmerman, OD 26% Participation Class Contribution $1,560 Allan N. Brull* Stanley Cohen* Joseph G. Gackenbach Alfred J. Galiani Seth M. Gerchberg Arthur J. Jordan, Sr. M. Morse Michels James O. Morse* Steven J. Simmerman*

Class of 1966 45th Reunion Class 10% Participation Class Contribution $300 Edward S. Campell Fulton H. Katz* Stuart A. Weinbaum

Class of 1967 Chester L. Kolley, OD 37% Participation Class Contribution $2,510 John R. Aubrey Bernard H. Blaustein Stuart S. Cohn Rudolph W. Croce Burton Eisenberg David H. Friedel Daniel K. Gift Michael H. Heiberger* Ivan M. Klayman* Chester L. Kolley Anthony A. Krasnicke*

Roger L. Lenkin Paul L. Pease, PhD Charles W. Popivchak, Jr.* Arnold M. Sapperstein* J. Barry Sapperstein Ronald P. Snyder Vincent B. Thomas* William D. Wachtel*

Class of 1968 June Louis J. Verdelli, OD 15% Participation Class Contribution $2,375 Arnold Bierman* Everett B. Fainberg* John E. Foster Martin Goldman* Harvey E. Magaziner* Melvyn S. Mazer* George S. Miffleton, III James J. Polkabla* Jay A. Rubin* Barry Schneider* Louis J. Verdelli

Class of 1969 James A. Tribbett, OD 30% Participation Class Contribution $19,100 David M. Bigley* Edmund W. Burdick Arnold R. Eger* David H. Garbutt Irwin S. Gladstone Samuel F. Grande Gary B. Irish Richard W. Kent David A. Koch* Melvin E. Lilly Jeffrey C. Magun John H. Marsteller* Scott M. Pelcyger Algernon A. Phillips Louis J. Phillips Walter S. Ramsey* Gerald M. Resnick Marlene C. Richardson Gary L. Roberts Joseph B. Segal* Robert P. Silverstein Marvin A. Sodergren* James A. Tribbett

Class of 1970 29% Participation Class Contribution $17,783 Kenneth B. Bandolik Michael Caplan* Armando J. Coro* Daniel W. Doberneck Walter J. Drill* Daniel Feiner* Harvey O. Feldman Roger N. Grossbard* Jon S. Jacobs Harold G. Kohn* Thomas L. Lewis* Dennis N. Linsey Thomas J. Marino* James E. Ritter

David A. Rosenbloom* Martin Rothschild* Stephen S. Sachs* Gary L. Scheib* David L. Schmolly* Michael R. Spinell Paul M. Spivak* Wayne N. Tabachnick* Robert L. Walker Richard Wiener*

Class of 1971 40th Reunion Class Neil W. Draisin, OD 28% Participation Class Contribution $11,109 Gerald N. Adams* Thomas L. Andersen Jerard W. Brown Neil W. Draisin* Barry J. Farkas* Mark B. Gordon Reid L. Grayson* Russell E. Grove, Jr.* Thomas D. Jagger Stuart Kaufman Bruce A. Kellner George S. Kornfeld Chrystyna P. Kuzmowych Richard E. Margerum* Martin D. Markowitz* Alan B. Ostroff* Samuel C. Smart* Wilbert E. Stock, Jr. * Nicholas J. Theisz Robert D. Toomey Michael J. Weitz* Harry W. Wertsch* Eugene A. Winakor

Class of 1972 Howard H. Levin, OD 20% Participation Class Contribution $6,200 Joe R. Blackstock* Rosemarie T. Cunningham B. Scott Fine* Randolph J. Greber* Willard D. Hamilton* Rex M. Higginbotham* James E. Hill Russell W. Icke* Barry R. Kanofsky* Arthur R. Kaplan* Elliot F. Lasky* Michael B. Levinson Martin A. Mass* Anthony L. McConnell, Jr. * Edward F. Pinn* Larry W. Ritter* David A. Rupp* Richard E. Sheaffer Cecilia P. Williams* Robert H. Wolk*

Class of 1973 Anthony F. Di Stefano, OD 33% Participation Class Contribution $9,584 Charles A. Bonelli, Jr. Steven C. Cohen* Donna J. Corbin Stuart P. Creson* Stephen H. Cruse Anthony F. Di Stefano Robert M. Dobrusin* Irving Edelsberg Douglas K. Gauvreau* Kenneth R. Gift Douglas N. Glazer* Abraham A. Gonen Bruce H. Goodman Dennis H. Lyons David Miller Ronald J. Minsky Eugene B. Person Israel R. Plasner Joel H. Rogol Henry B. Samson* Roy S. Schwaede* Neil P. Schwartz Raymond J. Seeley* Joel A. Silbert Larry D. Sumner Barry D. Tuerkheimer George P. Verlich* Richard L. Walker, Jr. Thomas P. Webb* Gary J. Williams

Class of 1974 Robert M. Cole, III, OD 24% Participation Class Contribution $7,154 Martin D. Arkin* Markus I. Barth* Joseph F. Cimochowski Robert M. Cole, III* William V. Coppola* Thomas J. DeLuca Lawrence S. Forgacs Paul B. Freeman* Daniel D. Gottlieb* Henry A. Greene Charles I. Kluge Bernice A. Machamer* Hal R. Mendel* Kenneth A. Phillips* Dennis A. Reddig* Jerome B. Rosenfeld W. David Rule* Richard E. Schugar* Don P. Sheer* Howard B. Stromwasser* William T. Suhr* George M. Toohey* Joseph D. Udvari, Jr. James J. Veliky*

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Class of 1977

Class of 1979

Monroe N. Farmer, Jr., OD 22% Participation Class Contribution $3,916 Gary L. Dietterick* Stephen J. Drabick Maurice L. Earley Monroe N. Farmer, Jr.* W. Stephen Fensch Ross M. Fischer* Richard A. Frio William B. Goldsmith* Robert I. Goldstein Mark L. Greenberg David J. Harakal* John W. Hubbard Joseph S. Ieni* Steven M. Laderberg* Alan S. Lax* Steven A. Linas* John P. Menzel Daniel Mottola Paul C. Newcomer Douglas G. Rickert Yurij Trytjak Satya B. Verma Gary L. Vrooman Christopher A. Weidig*

Leonard J. Press, OD 21% Participation Class Contribution $13,745 Carol A. Aycoth Kenneth R. Bair Dale Ching Edward V. Cordes, III* Alex Raymond Crinzi* Lawrence R. Davis* Ronald W. Douville Linda W. Edmondson James C. Frangos Larry M. Fuerman* Sherman A. Geller Neil S. Halpern Ted W. Harrer Robert L. Hodes Regina D. Gentile Johnston* Eugene J. McDonough* Joseph J. Mueller* Wayne A. Mundis* Robert J. Parnes* William J. Prinsket* Andrew M. Prischak* Christopher A. Rinehart Richard L. Rosen Stuart L. Samuels David J. Strunk* Scott S. Weaver* David A. Weinstock

Philip J. Schwartz, OD Jerold M. Wassel, OD 23% Participation Class Contribution $6,565 Anonymous Artamarie S. Barclay J. Michael Burke Richard C. Burns Vincent Cascino* Joan M. Cirbus Richard J. Clompus David R. Farmer Curt A. Gottlieb* Andrew G. Hahn Crystal L. Hefner Gary L. Jacobs Howard Kane* Steven H. Kantor* Robert L. Kardos* Dennis T. Kwiatkowski* Paul J. Lobby* Karen W. Malleus Martin F. Miller Anthony T. Molitoris Francine Pearlman-Storch Arthur B. Reinholt Lauren S. Scharf-Snyder Richard L. Silver* Robert G. Snyder Garry J. Thomas Bruce D. Walker Steven B. Wallis

Class of 1976 35th Reunion Class Richard A. Bechtel, OD 26% Participation Class Contribution $6,818 Donald K. Alexander* Timothy H. Atkinson* Susan A. Bell John R. Bilello* John B. Cudlipp* Roger W. Cummings* Howard M. Davies, Jr.* William Edmondson, II Anthony A. Fiorilli Dennis J. Francisco* Scott Goldberg David A. Gourwitz* Rick L. Hartman Thomas W. Hopkins Robert L. Johnson Charles E. Keller Martin C. Kenig* Daniel Korn Joseph F. Kuczmarski David K. Kurtzman* Edward T. Marshaleck* Ronald E. Monacelli Susan C. Oleszewski William V. Padula Les S. Rosenberg Theodore J. Rosenberg David F. Rossetti* Alan J. Roth* Jeffrey E. Sager Edwin M. Schott Peter A. Silver* Steven D. Sitkoff* Daniel J. Tulman* Harvey Wolbransky H. Ted Woodcome

Class of 1978 Kevin Ryan, OD 24% Participation Class Contribution $10,402 Angelo J. Aiello Stephen F. Bolick Paul D. Brant Leslie P. Brodsky* Anthony F. Campana James P. Carroll Elwin M. Cotman Christopher J. Dostal* John C. Duff* Ken N. Factor* Michael A. Feinstein Gary M. Fishberg Susan J. Godzac* Linda L. Goepfert Jerry S. Hardison* Marc S. Hecker Bruce I. Hyatt* Roy A. Kline* Daniel E. Knipel Anthony E. Latagliata* Larry M. Levine Mark T. Lopez Robert J. McCauley Edward J. Patro Frank J. Pirozzolo Lloyd M. Pritz* William I. Rapoport* Leonard M. Steiner Jeffrey S. Wigton Mark Winograd Harold J. Zell, Jr.

Class of 1980 Scott A. Edmonds, OD 25% Participation Class Contribution $12,380 Vincent P. Bakey Robert A. Barclay Joseph M. Bazarte Joseph C. Biondolillo Jeffrey M. Brosof* Dennis A. Cardillo, Sr. Douglas L. Cassidy Michael J. Deitz Richard C. Edlow Scott A. Edmonds Isadore B. Ehrlich* Walter R. Foster Robin L. Gray* Gene B. Grubbs Joseph M. Hanson* Gerard J. Hildebrand, Jr. Roger K. Johnson* Scott A. Kennedy Howard Kessler Daniel P. Kramer Richard D. Lappen Kenneth O. Mendelsohn Michael H. Mittelman Miles J. Newman Leonard J. Oshinskie Robert L. Owens, II James F. Pasinski Adele D. Paul* A. Stephen Peyton, Jr.* Karl C. Saliba Joseph P. Shovlin* David A. Siegel

Cathy D. Stern Gilbert R. Suitor* Leonard M. Thurschwell*

Class of 1981 30th Reunion Class L. Kennedy Bumgarner, OD 21% Participation Class Contribution $17,592 Joseph W. Babcock Timothy J. Barron, Jr. William R. Beyer, Jr.* Gregory J. Bittner* L. Kennedy Bumgarner Lawrence H. Coppock, Jr. S. Candace Covey David Paul Dozack* Charles H. Fitzpatrick* Kathleen E. Fraser Freeman* William F. Johnston, Jr. Barry M. Kay Lawrence Lefland* Alan P. Levitt Donna B. McLaughlin* William M. McLaughlin, Jr.* Ron Melton* Edward V. Niemczyk* Joseph P. Potosky Mark S. Rakoczy* Eric Robinson Robert W. Rogers Richard P. Sharp Patricia A. Shustock Scott G. Smith Margaret J. Swinker Katharine W. Taylor Randall K. Thomas Joseph J. Tumas, Jr.*

Class of 1982 Sheree J. Aston, OD 28% Participation Class Contribution $11,793 David R. Anderson* Sheree J. Aston Kathryn E. Beckett Kenneth W. Best John P. Brandt, Jr. Sally B. Bregman Michael G. Cohen* Glenn S. Corbin* Susan E. Edmonds David H. Foster Andrew M. Goodman Stuart L. Greenberg Richard B. Krzyzak* Marie R. Levine* Anthony M. McDonald Leslie B. Miller Marla L. Moon* Mark S. Needleman* William C. Orr George E. Ozer Charles C. Pegram, Jr. Margaret P. Placentra-Johnston J. Steven Robinson C. David Sasser* William E. Sax Willard N. Shepherd* Garry C. Shoemaker* Martin Sigman

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SALUS UNIVERSITY ALUMNI CONTRIBUTORS (CONTINUED) Jeffrey T. Smith Thomas M. Swift Barry M. Tannen Frank B. Villa, II J. Michael Weil* James F. Williamson Marci K. Wolfe Doris Wong Gregory F. Zipf

Class of 1983 Karen M. Wrigley, OD 22% Participation Class Contribution $7,875 Joel R. Banks* Robert P. Bittel, Jr.* Stephanie Branch Lisa A. Carroll* Laurie Costarelli James B. Crable Robert M. Currin Timothy L. Edwards Charles R. Ellermeyer* David A. Evans, III Dennis J. Fitzsimmons* Steven H. Friedman Scott A. Fuerman* Barry A. Ginsberg Robert W. Guerra, III Robert C. Hagemann, Jr. Paul F. Ives Timothy G. Jessee Michael D. Katz Matthew A. Kelleman Martin A. Kitagawa William T. Lenart* Don E. Mills, Jr. Lawrence J. Mroz Gary C. Nash James E. Powers* Cynthia C. Rohm Barry J. Toyzer William B. Urosevich* Marc S. Wiener* Karen M. Wrigley*

Class of 1984 Alessi A. Rispoli, OD 23% Participation Class Contribution $6,040 Pennsylvania College of Optometry Ronald A. Andino Joseph J. Berkely Marilyn K. Berkely Ellen R. Bradley James M. Budd Frank D. Celin Richard Centar* Georgia K. Crozier Therese M. Farugia* Daniel M. Fleming* Karen C. Fuchs David A. Garfield Michael H. Gonyea Gary J. Havranek* Cynthia L. Kipp* Walter W. Ko James K. Kurata Lawrence D. Lampert Robert J. Manoli Craig M. Match

Leonard V. Messner Stephanie S. Messner Archibald R. Morris Anthony F. O'Koren Lynne E. Pierce Gary L. Price G. Stephen Rickard* Michael A. Robin Michael A. Satryan Michael A. Sless Steven R. Stanek Lawrence J. Sylvester* O. Victor Weatherholt David W. Weiss*

Class of 1985 Robert N. Spivack, OD 26% Participation Class Contribution $7,578 Pennsylvania College of Optometry Diane T. Adamczyk Rick S. Adams John P. Amadio James J. Aversa Andrew I. Balysky* Michael C. Baughan J. Earl Bowling* C. Mark Brittain Elaine P. Christie Timothy J. Corcoran Barry R. Fabriziani James L. Fanelli Kelly A. Frantz* David A. Hardic* Kevin D. Komm Jeffrey P. Krill* Richard S. Liner Patrick M. McLaren James C. Moore* Rose A. Navin-Wood Stuart J. Neft Maria L. Parisi Rebecca M. Pratt-Kiraly Ray F. Santullo James F. Saviola Sandra Schrader-Moore* Patricia A. Seyer* Robert N. Spivack* Patricia L. Stanford-Adams Don E. Stoken* Thomas R. Trio Jeffrey L. Weaver Marc R. Werksman Karl W. Wolfe Robert S. Wywiorski Barbara M. Yanak Edward W. Zikoski*

Class of 1986 25th Reunion Class Mark B. Boas, OD 24% Participation Class Contribution $8,125 Pennsylvania College of Optometry Chris J. Cakanac Joseph J. Carillo Craig A. Cassey Eva Marie A. Cekaitis* Connie L. Chronister David D. DiFranceisco

Thomas M. P. Duffy* John A. Dziadul, Jr. Kim B. Even* Aimee C. Evers* Michael B. Gordon Judith L. Green-Tonkins P. Brad Hearn Christopher J. Hornak (Dec.) Louis R. Iacoponi* Binae Karpo A. Glen Knezich Lisa R. Levine M. Alan McLin* Leigh A. Moser* Holly L. Myers Linda M. Melough O'Kane Thomas S. Phillips* Jeffrey A. Poland Dorothy A. Robison-Collins Rick D. Rombold Alan J. Rosenheck Frank A. Siciliano Laurie J. Simmonds Mary Jo A. Thomas Jeffrey L. Varner Edward Weaver, Jr. J. Carlyle Williams D. Reid Woodard

Class of 1987 Thomas J. Landry, OD 18% Participation Class Contribution $6,025 Pennsylvania College of Optometry Michael J. Benyo Lynne A. Braun Robert K. Brynien Veronica A. Constantine Anthony S. Diecidue Sally E. Diecidue Carole J. Drabik William H. Drusedum* Keith F. Fishe* Patrick M. Fleming* Susan E. McMahon Gardner Michael P. Gowen, Sr. Monika H. Groff Deborah L. Husson Maureen J. Kimmeth Thomas J. Landry* Guy R. Lessard Jacqueline F. Matzo Thomas A. Mebane* Marc B. Nelson Jean M. Pagani Steven J. Reto Kenneth W. Savitski* Abby M. Soll-Nelson Sharon C. Stein Perry C. Umlauf Jeffrey W. White

Class of 1988 Mark V. Graytok, OD Charles L. Sanders, Jr., OD 13% Participation Class Contribution $3,379 Pennsylvania College of Optometry Michael D. Allodoli* J. Timothy Barr Maria M. Casas

Mary Ann T. DeSando Janice J. Durham-Worthington Anne A. Geiger Paul E. Harvey Andrea R. Koven Gabriela R. Miller John T. Nutaitis* John T. Ochsenreither* Sarah J. Paikowsky Fernando L. Silva* F. Joseph Werner Denise L. Wharton-Gurwood Marvin A. Winesett Joan T. Wing Frank E. Zbignewich*

Class of 1989 James M. Caldwell, OD 21% Participation Class Contribution $8,164 Pennsylvania College of Optometry Daniel J. Anderson Jill M. Asch Ronald Borchers Gail G. Brynien Randy J. Cakanac* James M. Caldwell Elinor L. Descovich* John W. Diering Gary S. Edelstein* Susan F. Eissenberg Marguerite D. Gross* Andrew S. Gurwood Michele R. Haranin* Brad E. Hauser* David J. Hilber Dawn E. Hornberger Judy M. Jeffers* Helene M. Kaiser Maureen D. Kamons David I. Kepner* Kimberly S. Kepner* John Kurovsky Marie A. Marrone-Moriarty* Wedo Nutaitis, Jr.* Todd D. Punim* Anna M. Sangiorgi Mark A. Shust Michael A. Todd Vicki Wasser-Edelstein* Richard J. Wiscount* Annette D. Zamboni

Class of 1990 Sandra J. Bozich, OD 15% Participation Class Contribution $2,554 Pennsylvania College of Optometry Juliana Bock Michelle A. Broderick Daniel J. DeWinter William J. DiMino Gina A. Dyda-Schmid* John A. Geremia Cynthia A. Guenzel Elizabeth S. Harvey David P. Hauk J. Christopher Huffman Alan G. Kabat Lisa R. Keiser Douglas J. Kelley

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Sherri L. Lipski Danelle F. McMinn Philip J. Schaville Mark E. Schmidt John B. Wachter, Jr.* Melinda S. Weinstein Benjamin C. Yanofsky* Mary T. Hettler Young* College of Education and Rehabilitation Maryellen T. Bednarski

Class of 1991 20th Reunion Class Robert P. Currence, OD 14% Participation Class Contribution $3,320 Pennsylvania College of Optometry Mark M. Ainsworth Mark A. Birrell* Avery B. Boardman Neil P. Casey R. Anastasia Coulter Michael J. Dolan* Annette F. Farabaugh Eileen M. Gable Bernice I. Goll Shari L. Gustin Robert L. Lipski Anne F. Meccariello* Joanne Palumbo Mozloom Joanne F. Reed* Kimberly R. Riggs-Pelger Caroline W. Silver John R. Smith Lori J. Smith Christopher H. Son Beth E. Triebel* Aaron I. Weinstein

Class of 1992 12% Participation Class Contribution $3,377 Pennsylvania College of Optometry Gwenn Amos Jerry N. Ellington, Jr. Robert F. Gilligan* Chris R. Glendenning Tracey M. Glendenning John A. Godfrey Richard C. Malara Linda L. Miller Carol Hecker Nason Michael S. Nason Brian D. O'Donnell Sara E. Pike Tara K. Rose Martha L. Santa Croce Larry J. Schlauderaff* Karena K. Strain Gregory W. Vallino Lisa G. Wallace-Davis College of Education and Rehabilitation Ruth A. Miller*

Class of 1993 Marc A. Hudson, OD 14% Participation Class Contribution $14,338 Pennsylvania College of Optometry W. Scott Athans Pamela G. Conrad* Allan E. Davis* Kelly D. Fulghum-de Simone* Jerry R. Hensel* Sherry H. Klein* Scott L. Lesser (Dec.) Stacy L. Levinson* Lori A. Long Edward M. Lopez* Michael J. Macey* Jill A. Miller* Lynne L. Oliver Jakelyn A. Parker-Herriott Paul G. Pascarella Suzanne Proleika John N. Psaltis Gregory M. Schultz John J. Trant T. G. Urosevich Lawrence M. Zubel Victoria L. Zupa College of Education and Rehabilitation Felicia A. Whitney

Class of 1994 Jean A. Astorino, OD James T. Beverly, III, OD 8% Participation Class Contribution $3,900 Pennsylvania College of Optometry Brian J. Bellissimo Suzanne M. Bellissimo Harold A. Champion Patricia C. Champion Anthony Efre Michele L. Gnall Lisa M. Lorenzo Cynthia G. Neff Martin S. Novey Carlo J. Pelino Scott C. Reins Jeanne H. Thurber

Class of 1995 Deneen M. Zaetta, OD 8% Participation Class Contribution $3,195 Pennsylvania College of Optometry Jacquelyn I. Blakey Gregory A. Caldwell Brian W. Carl Janice D. Dunkle* Steven P. Eiss William J. Ference Gary T. Finnegan Tracey A. George Dana C. Gjurich Shereen Hakki Pamela S. Kimmel* Timothy R. Klugh Timothy S. Kueny Laurie-Ann H. Liu Barbara J. Thomson Miller

Eric R. Miller* Jessica L. Reiniger Paul D. Russo Mark T. Schnitzel Dawn A. Scott Alice C. Sun Melissa A. Vitek College of Education and Rehabilitation Raymond Peloquin

Class of 1996 15th Reunion Class Krista M. Davis-Anderson, OD 6% Participation Class Contribution $1,838 Pennsylvania College of Optometry William D. Baer Beth L. Brooks* Melissa K. Plowmaker Carrasco Krista M. Davis-Anderson Ruston L. Hess Kelly A. Malloy Gary F. Salak Karin L. Schoeler Mira B. Swiecicki Benjamin M. Teller

Class of 1997 Noah M. Eger, OD 7% Participation Class Contribution $6,602 Pennsylvania College of Optometry Cathy C. Alexander Mojgan Besharat Daniel J. Brooksbank Steven A. Cipparone Thomas R. Conroy Vivian M. Descant Noah M. Eger* Maria H. Higgins Juhee J. Hwang Colm Quigley Keith E. Votens Frederick Young

Ha-Phuong T. Tran Marc J. Ullman* Eric Q. Williams Wai-Ling Wong John C. Zelazowski College of Education and Rehabilitation Ann T. Purcell

Class of 1999 Christine D. Craig, OD Jean L. DeMoss, OD 8% Participation Class Contribution $2,360 Pennsylvania College of Optometry Adrienne B. Ari Kari Carpenter Christine D. Craig Jean L. DeMoss John A. DuBois* James B. Flickinger Ivy E. Frederick Robert G. Haak Mary E. Jordan-Flickinger Karen L. King Kevin J. Krajewski Lisa A. O'Brien* Carrie R. Schreck Alaina M. Tonelli Alexandra D. Wasmanski

Class of 2000 Karen E. Jones, OD 6% Participation Class Contribution $1,173

International Program Raphael L. Eschmann

Pennsylvania College of Optometry Nicole M. Beckish Carrie A. Cardillo Sandy P. Cho Lisa Dowling Steven L. Follansbee Susan M. Gallant-Behan Nicholas S. Guzic Joseph M. Haggerty Gary A. Hughes Mitra Madison John F. Mileski Kimberly A. Suche-Agostinelli Justin J. Verrone David A. Wagner Sherry L. Winn

Class of 1998

Class of 2001

Mark E. Clement, OD Amanda K. Lee, OD Jonathan M. Schonfeld, OD 12% Participation Class Contribution $4,405

10th Reunion Class Sean W. Smolenyak, OD 14% Participation Class Contribution $3,634

College of Education and Rehabilitation Annetta G. Downing

Pennsylvania College of Optometry Michael R. Boland Bethany H. Brady Kelli E. Cadion-Crago Kristen Botteon Cipparone Sarah J. Hudson Robert F. Love* Rocio C. Pasion Rajeev K. Raghu Shannon T. Scheuren Brandy J. Scombordi Christian J. Thompson Willow F. Thompson

Pennsylvania College of Optometry Sami K. Abu-Ghannam Steven R. Allgaier Bruce L. Bullion Michelle L. Burkhardt Bullion Derek S. Chong Andrew J. Doyle William R. Forse Anne E. Palace Holmes* Adam H. Madison Jamie T. Marcolini William R. Marcolini Gail S. A. Nunez-Robinson Jason D. Sibble

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SALUS UNIVERSITY ALUMNI CONTRIBUTORS (CONTINUED) Sean W. Smolenyak Kevin M. Stratton Marc B. Taub Anh T. Taylor Hang H. Thai Winnie W. Tseng Joseph R. Woodley Kimberly A. Zimmerman

Valerie P. Kriney Barbara L. Kurman Ellen P. Lafargue Maria T. Lundquist Annette R. Peppard Douglas Vogelson, Jr. John H. Voss Kimberly S. Weichel

Osborne College of Audiology Cathleen A. Alex Veronica H. Heide Kay D. Krebs

Class of 2004

Class of 2002 David W. Friess, OD 10% Participation Class Contribution $3,810 Pennsylvania College of Optometry Rebekah A. Buccafurni Matthew L. Comerford Ryan W. Cowburn Christina M. Fox Amanda M. Friess David W. Friess Richard G. Gardner Jessica L. Glass Molly E. Guzic John R. Gwin Aparna A. Hosmane Kirsten A. Jervis Michelle A. Kindler Amy L. Lauer Liyi Li Quan L. Pham Khadija S. Shahid Charles T. Van Dyck John L. Van Kesteren Alice T. Vu Osborne College of Audiology Charles V. Fulmer, Jr. Gail I. Gudmundsen Jill B. Meltzer Thomas W. Morris W. Reed Norwood Debra E. Williams

Class of 2003 Shital V. Mani, OD 8% Participation Class Contribution $2,454 Pennsylvania College of Optometry Stephanie A. Brien Cherie A. Farkash Shira S. Goldberg Stephen R. Holloway Anna T. Mosheyev Andrew J. Rixon Heather A. Vallino College of Education and Rehabilitation Leslie C. Burkhardt Susan M. Ferraro Osborne College of Audiology E. Robin Bohannon Rita R. Chaiken Robert M. DiSogra Ronna Fisher Phyllis Klein

William J. Fridel, III, OD Stephen E. Hess, OD 4% Participation Class Contribution $1,090 Pennsylvania College of Optometry Melissa A. Carr William J. Fridel, III Swati A. Gandhi-Patel Manoj Khanna Derek J. Pyle Matthew C. Smith Melissa E. Trego Shang Xu Jay S. Zimmerman Osborne College of Audiology Gail A. Angelelli Sharon L. Beamer Cara A. Bedore Sheri L. Billing J. Kenneth Bozeman Geneva W. Britt Karen R. Lemme Leslie B. Papel Johanna J. Zuehls

Class of 2005 4% Participation Class Contribution $1,219 Pennsylvania College of Optometry Robert L. Gertz Christina M. Huth Sarah E. Lane Joanne D. Nguyen David A. Rossello Chad N. Tiede Donna C. Weiss Osborne College of Audiology Janie P. Barnett Nancy A. Duncan Elaine C. Lamb Betty Needleman Karen L. Nick Sandra Parke Jhannea L. Ringenberg Amber Sampson College of Education and Rehabilitation Connie M. Telschow

Class of 2006 5th Reunion Class Ruth Y. Shoge, OD 4% Participation Class Contribution $1,570 Pennsylvania College of Optometry Gina M. Devlin Hillary J. Dolan Jared H. Fisher Nacondus K. Gamble Eric M. Gregg Lori B. Hassinger Holly A. Kiker Michelle Skumanick College of Education and Rehabilitation Mrs. Janice Wormington Osborne College of Audiology Kristine M. Bayer Judith A. Creuz Bridget A. Garrison Karen A. Jacobs Renee A. Monahan Deborah S. Pitcher Anne M. Puglisi Donna Schwaber Landy Tian

Class of 2007 Sarah T. Wise, OD 5% Participation Class Contribution $1,809 Pennsylvania College of Optometry Nicole M. Caldeira Christina A. Chiang Lindsey M. Connors-Kelly Bryn E. DeBass Jessie J. Landa Osborne College of Audiology Lori A. Biasotti Daniel T. Bigart Shawna A. Bohn Terese A. Cooley Georgia S. Copulos Cydney M. Fox Gail L. Grant Kareen Halper Gregory L. Lamp Liesl R. Perry Looney Dawn Maniskas Juanita H. McElroy Bre L. Myers Sandra K. Over Sandra J. Schultz Joni L. Skinner Laurie C. Stucki Denise M. Testa Dennis J. Triolo Stephanie A. Witt

Class of 2008 3% Participation Class Contribution $1,484 Pennsylvania College of Optometry Sarah L. Brostko Brandan J. Housler Jonathan B. Lappen Matthew A. Mastrine

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College of Education and Rehabilitation Marilee Kenlon Osborne College of Audiology Christopher R. Beuhler Nancy A. Bridges Brianna M. Cahill John W. Cariola Sandra Chamberlin Matthew L. Christy Susan L. Dillmuth-Miller Kristen A. Duncan Hector M. Bravo Gonzalez Kathy J. Gorman Kenneth R. LaFerle Catherine Richards Amy M. Smith Constance M. Szymczak

Class of 2009 5% Participation Class Contribution $2,415 Pennsylvania College of Optometry Jonathan C. Bondroff Ailsa H. Colbert Charles A. Druckman Mary Blair Long College of Education and Rehabilitation La'Shandra D. Russell Osborne College of Audiology Barrie E. Aden Richard W. Bothfeld Marcia A. Brucculeri Mayra J. Burgos Rodriquez Mabel S. Chan Melanie A. Cole-Holman Mary Ann C. Connolly-Gaskin Bonnie L. Cork Rafael A. Crespo Cruz Renee A. Dalecki Karen B. DeJoy Mary P. Evans Amy N. Goodwine Doris J. Grachek Kathleen M. Haasch Norvis Haygood Linda E. Himler Ryan J. Horan Kevin W. Ihrman Paula Johnson-Lawrence Jean M. Karlovitz Patricia G. Lazowski Gail A. Linn David M. Lynch Marvin R. Mann Averill M. Paes Andrea J. Rosenquist Virginia M. Schroeder Sara E. Skarp Lisa S. Hegg-Spencer Susan L. Steinburg Joan M. Tendrich Maureen A. Tomasula Luis R. Valenzuela Sarah E. White Silvia A. Wust Nora Yeung-Molina

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Class of 2010 8% Participation Pennsylvania College of Optometry Yen Thi Hong Le Doua C. Lor Yupheng Ly Cara J. Reitnauer Mark E. Street Osborne College of Audiology Jane M. Allison Charlene A. Alvey Nicole K. Auxier Danette M. Baker-Jamison Niki L. Barwick Jane H. Baxter Tel S. Boman Kimberly S. Bonney

Michelle L. Brooks Lisa H. Davidson Diane F. Deshaies Diana L. Dietz Soriya M. Estes Jean M. Gener Lori K. Girouard Susan Hamilton Judith J. Johnston Doreen M. LaMirande William J. Larsen Karen J. LaValley Thomas C. Laya Debra A. Liebrich Amanda M. Marchegiani Catherine M. Marino Suzanne McCorry Ronni M. Molinaro

Katheryn Monk Amanda E. Muldoon Christine Rabinowitz Kimberly Sandlin Lynn Schwartz Kristina M. Sheehan Christina L. Slade Gregory D. Stewart Laura Stout Sherry A. Summers Kristeen M. Thompson Michele J. Bowden Turner Leda Valenciano-Odreman Karen L. Walker Kristen D. Washburn Eleanor Whittington Christine M. Wiedmeyer Rhiannon D. Workman

Ellyn Zitzer

Class of 2012 0.5% Participation Ian W. McWherter

Class of 2013 1% Participation Gifford Piper Keeleen R. Skoner

Class of 2014 0.6% Participation Rachel M. Fritz

Current Gifts | July 1, 2010 - June 30, 2011

In-Kind Gifts These individuals, companies and organizations have made non-cash contributions to Salus University. These include equipment, ophthalmic materials, solutions, books and other appropriate items that are accepted by the University.

Ms. Alexis Abate Mr. Joseph Abate Abato’s Autobody ABM Services Daniel A. Abramowicz, PhD Amy Ragsdale Jewelry Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts Applebee’s of Jenkintown Shana M. Barrett Mr. Hillel Berlin Brandywine River Museum Brass Lock and Key Bredenbeck’s Bakery Bucks County Expressions Build-A-Bear Workshop Cabot Cheese James M. Caldwell, OD ’89, EdM California Pizza Kitchen Camden Riversharks Ms. Sandra Jean Capps CBS Radio CBS Radio/610 WIP Radio Chestnut Hill Hotel James J. Clearkin, Inc. Communications Services and Support Crown Holdings, Inc. Crowne Plaza Philadelphia Cutco Corporation Davio’s Northern Italian Steakhouse Denney Electric Supply of Ambler Devon Seafood Grill Dick’s Sporting Goods Doubletree Hotel Philadelphia Eastern State Penitentiary Mr. Richard M. Echevarria Mr. Bruce P. Epstein Ms. Chris Falkowski FedEx Golfsmith Greater Media Philadelphia Handled With Care

Helaina Johnson Photography Hirsch Optical Corporation Samantha R. House Hoya Vision Care I/O Solutions and Controls J Mills Automotive Repairs Jeans – The Little Black Dress & More John Dolores Photography Kenilworth Films Mr. Glenn J. Kohler Kristen Stein Fine Art La Maison Delan Et Cie Lamberti Restaurants Lia Sophia Linecom Ms. Elizabeth Long Mrs. Lisa J. Lonie Lucky Strike Lanes Philadelphia Luxottica Group Mr. Joseph Masciangelo Matthews Medical and Scientific Books, Inc. Max & David’s McMenamin’s Taproom Ms. Debra L. McReynolds Edward C. Meyer, OD ’50 Mr. & Mrs. Quintin Mikell Ms. Michelle Miller Mr. Keith Mountford National Liberty Museum Northeast Plastics Susan C. Oleszewski, OD ’76 One by One 4 Imprint Paper Boutique PCA Industrial Paper & Supplies Pennywise Sedan Services, LLC Philadelphia 76ers Philadelphia Eagles Philadelphia Flyers Philadelphia Museum of Art Philadelphia Phillies Philadelphia Theatre Company

Philandra Consulting, LLC. Pinecrest County Club Please Touch Museum Pocono Whitewater Quartier Printing Rachel Beck Photography Radio One Philadelphia Ristorante LaLocanda Roller’s Flying Fish Restaurant Joseph P. Ruskiewicz, OD Safilo USA, Inc. Salon Paradisio Shapiro Fire Protection Company Sharp’s Landscaping, Inc. Mr. Christopher Snell Solaris Grille Restaurant and Bar Starlite Productions Starr Restaurant Organization Storage Squared Sullivan Electric T. Frank McCall’s Inc. T3 Construction, Inc. Target TEI Eyeworks Tel-Comp Solutions The Ritz-Carlton The Westin Philadelphia Triumph Brewing Company Trolley Car Diner University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology/Anthropology Ms. Winifred A. Sontag Van Osten Walnut Street Theatre Water Works Restaurant and Lounge WDAS Whole Foods Windfall Gallery Ms. Jeanne M. Zearfoss

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Friends and Parents Ms. Bernadette Abate Robert Abel, Jr., MD Mr. & Mrs. Emil Allgeier, Jr. Mrs. Virginia M. Alvarado* Mr. & Mrs. William Amann Amy Ragsdale Jewelry Ms. Mary Andrea Dave Arnot, OD* Mr. & Mrs. John Askew Mr. William J. Avery Mr. & Mrs. Marc Bacon Mr. & Mrs. Madho Balwan Ms. Anna Baran Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Benefield Dr. & Mrs. Daniel A. Beneski Mr. & Mrs. George Bonadio* Mr. & Mrs. John Bonanno Mr. & Mrs. Barry Bondroff Mr. & Mrs. Michael R. Brennan Dr. & Mrs. Thomas Brooks Mr. & Ms. Francis X. Brown Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Brubaker Mr. & Mrs. Mark Burd Mr. Padraic P. Burke Mrs. Frances L. Cerritelli Mr. & Mrs. David Chang Mr. Daniel Chavez Mr. James J. Clearkin, III Mrs. Elizabeth A. Cochran Mr. Richard Coleman Ms. Cynthia W. Corboy* Dr. Richard P. Crinigan* Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Croteau Mr. & Mrs. M. Ross Cummings Mrs. Donna W. Dagnon Ms. Arlana L. Davis Mr. Robert L. Davis* Mr. & Mrs. Hemant Desai Mr. & Mrs. Gary Dienes Mr. & Mrs. Gary J. Dillner Ms. Christina DiTullio Mr. & Mrs. John DiTusa Mr. & Mrs. Richard Dobrodziej Mr. & Mrs. John Doulaveris Mr. & Mrs. Terrence Duke

Dr. & Mrs. M. Scott Edwards Mr. Bruce P. Epstein Mr. & Mrs. Roger Erickson Mr. & Mrs. Guillermo Exposito Ms. Loretta Farine Dr. & Mrs. Joseph Farnese Mr. & Mrs. Billy Faulk Mr. & Mrs. Ahmed Feridouni Robert A. Ferraro, Esq. Mr. & Mrs. Santino Ferretti, Jr. Ms. Bonita A. Foster Ms. Maryann K. Franklin Barry J. Frauens, OD, FAAO Mr. & Mrs. William J. Fridel* Mrs. Natalie H. Friedberg Mrs. Suzanne M. Friedberg Dr. & Mrs. Robert H. Garrison Mrs. Rose A. Geller Mr. & Mrs. Paul W. Glacken Ms. Ina Goldberg Ms. Janet Gonzalez Dr. & Mrs. Gregory Groves Mr. & Mrs. Scott Hage Mrs. Adrienne P. Haine-Schoenes Dr. & Mrs. Orest Hawryluk Mr. & Mrs. Neil Henriksen Mrs. Evelyn M. Henry Mr. & Mrs. Kennard Herring Mr. Richard D. Hill Mr. & Mrs. David E. Hollenbeck Ms. Judith Howard Ms. Jiovanne N. Hughart Mr. & Mrs. Ferdinand Ibebuchi Reverend & Mrs. Harvey Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Richard Joyce Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Kalasky Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth G. Killian* Mr. George V. King* Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Kippley Robert T. Kocembo, OD Mr. Glenn J. Kohler Mrs. Marion Kraskin Kristen Stein Fine Art Mr. & Mrs. Stephen D. Kulich Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Leber

Mrs. Arden H. Levin Mr. Carl R. Littmann Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Litz Mr. & Mrs. Alan Lofdahl Mr. & Mrs. Barry C. Long Mr. & Mrs. Varghese Lukose Mr. Ben E. Lynch* Ms. Phyllis Major Ms. Justine Malinski Mr. Ken Marchegiani Mr. & Mrs. Vito O. Marrone* David P. Martin, OD Tracy L. Matchinski, OD, FAAO Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Mathis Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Matthews Mr. & Mrs. Brian McAdams Mr. & Mrs. Edward H. McKelvey Mr. Eric M. McNeil* Ms. Sandra B. McNeil* Mrs. Joan A. McVearry Ms. Octavia Melendez Mr. Tom Melko Dr. & Mrs. Michael Mercurio David Miller, OD and Sally S. Miller, OD Mr. & Mrs. Kamiesh Mistry Mr. Stephen R. Mitchell Mr. & Mrs. Ken Morchesky Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Moriano Mr. Keith Mountford Mrs. Kathryn A. Myers Dr. & Mrs. Gerald A. Nadeau Paul E. Naftali, OD Ms. Jacqueline Nevil Anita Nevyas-Wallace, MD Mr. Tu H. Nguyen Mr. & Mrs. Clifford Nilsson Mr. Joseph Noce, III Mrs. & Mrs. Ronald O'Neill Dr. & Mrs. Charles W. Paepke* Mr. & Mrs. William Panetta Mr. & Mrs. Kurt Pastucha Ms. Bindu Patel Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Paynter Mr. & Mrs. Thomas L. Pellegrini Mr. & Mrs. J. J. Phillips

Dr. & Mrs. Frederick D. Piper Mr. Robert N. Pressman Ms. Marie Racanati Dr. & Mrs. Daniel J. Reedy Mrs. Colleen M. Remsberg Ms. Kendall Rosen Ms. Michelle Runkle Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Russo Mr. & Mrs. Dominic Samuel Barnett Satinsky, Esq. Mr. David G. Sattler Mr. Leonard R. Sayles Ms. Dolores Schill Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Shapiro Dr. Dean Shissias Yvonne T. Shook, OD Dr. & Mrs. Mahesh B. Shroff, MD Dr. & Mrs. Lawrence Sider Mr. & Mrs. William Singer Mr. & Mrs. Peter R. Skoner Mr. & Mrs. Anton B. Stefan Rebecca L. Sterner, OD Ms. Ellen J. Stolis Trantas Jerald W. Strickland, OD, PhD Mr. Joseph A. Sulimay Mr. Patrick J. Sweeney* Mr. & Mrs. Chester L. Symosh, III Mr. & Mrs. Robert R. Taylor Ms. Jacki Thievin Mr. & Mrs. Serfino Tinari Mrs. Freda Torrens Mr. & Mrs. Roger Tow Drs. Min L. & Linda Tsan Mrs. Patricia Valecce Mr. & Mrs. Chris Walker Mr. & Mrs. Charles Wallace Mrs. Helen C. Walton Mrs. Patricia Weiss Mr. & Mrs. Gary Welke Mr. & Mrs. Richard E. Winstead Ms. Paulette Wolanski Mrs. Barbara G. Yanofsky* Mr. David Zikoski

* Denotes ten or more years of consecutive giving

Heritage Society Heritage Society Members have made provision for Salus University as part of their estate planning in the form of a bequest, gift annuity, trust agreement or life insurance. Through their foresight and generosity, these donors help preserve the heritage of the University and build a stronger future for Salus University. 30

George A. Angello, Jr., OD ’75 Anonymous Class of 1976 (1) Sheree J. Aston, OD ’82, PhD Markus I. Barth, OD ’74 Bradylee B. Bayshore Irving Bennett, OD ’44 David Brezel, OD ’43F I. William Collins, OD ’47 Edward V. Cordes, III, OD ’77 Gilda L. Crozier, OD ’43S Anthony F. Di Stefano, OD ’73 Burton Eisenberg, OD ’67 B. Scott Fine, OD ’72 Mr. Donald M. Gleklen Martin Hafter, OD ’49 Robert J. Johnson, Sr., OD ’43S

Harry Kaplan, OD ’49 Donald H. Lakin, OD ’53 Lawrence Lefland, OD ’81 Thomas L. Lewis, OD ’70, PhD Michael J. Markow, OD ’53 (Dec.) Robert Turner Mead, OD ’63 Bernard D. Miskiv, OD ’71 Marla L. Moon, OD ’82 Charles S. Papier, OD ’53 Albert L. Paul, OD ’43S (Dec.) Morey X. Powell, OD ’36 Kevin Ryan, OD ’78 Mr. Winfred Siegel Reverend Eugene G. Smith E. William Spitz, OD ’43F Gerald B. M. Stein, OD ’49

SALUS UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT

Mrs. Freda Torrens A. Frederick Uhler, OD ’43S Melvin D. Wolfberg, OD ’51

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Board of Trustees, Faculty and Staff Daniel A. Abramowicz, PhD Ms. Maura Alexander Gwenn Amos, OD ‘92 Sarah D. Appel, OD ‘79 Mr. Robert S. Atkinson Felix M. Barker, II, OD* Mr. Gregory K. Barnes Mrs. Joan T. Bell Bernard H. Blaustein, OD ‘67 Mrs. Shannon M. Boss Mrs. Karen S. Boykin Victor H. Bray, PhD Ms. Patricia Burke Andrew R. Buzzelli, OD, MS James M. Caldwell, OD ‘89, EdM Ms. Renee H. Campbell Linda Casser, OD Craig A. Cassey, OD ‘86 Connie L. Chronister, OD ‘86, MS Robert M. Cole, III, OD ‘74* Mr. Edward J. Collins I. William Collins, OD ‘47* Mrs. Esther M. Colon Ms. Lynne C. Corboy* Gilda L. Crozier, OD ‘43 Mrs. Marilyn Daltry Pierrette Dayhaw-Barker, PhD* Edward A. Deglin, MD* Mr. Richard J. DePiano Mr. Christopher B. Dezzi Anthony F. Di Stefano, OD ‘73 Alexander M. Dizhoor, PhD David P. Dozack, OD ‘81*

Mr. Richard M. Echevarria Ms. Rosemary Egan Barry J. Farkas, OD ‘71* Cherie A. Farkash, OD ‘03 Ms. Catherine G. Feinstein John J. Fitzgerald, DO Ms. Bernadette Ford Michael F. Gallaway, OD Ms. Heather S. Giampapa Mr. Donald M. Gleklen* Ms. Stacie L. Goldsmith Abraham A. Gonen, OD ‘73 Ms. Karen E. Greave Joshua M. Greene, MD Lynn D. Greenspan, OD* Ms. Shirley Gregory Ms. Anna M. Griffin* Gail I. Gudmundsen, AuD ‘02 Andrew S. Gurwood, OD ‘89 Mr. Robert E. Horne Mr. Edward K. Hueber* A. Michael Iatesta, OD ‘52* Mr. Keith D. Ignotz* Helene M. Kaiser, OD ‘89 Harry Kaplan, OD ‘49* Mr. Donald C. Kates Mr. Joseph W. Kellenbenz Ms. Cheryl R. Keslar Ms. Jamie L. Krass Mr. Michael Krass Thomas L. Lewis, OD ‘70, PhD* James S. Lewis, MD Mr. Leslie R. Littman

Lorraine Lombardi, PhD Mrs. Lisa J. Lonie Ms. Monica J. Maisto Kelly A. Malloy, OD ‘96 Ms. Aliceanne Manning Mr. Joseph W. Marshall, III* Lawrence H. McClure, PhD Ms. Debra L. McReynolds Mr. Ian W. McWherter Mrs. Janice M. Mignogna* Marla L. Moon, OD ‘82 Ms. Catherine E. Muhr Ms. Denise Mumper Holly L. Myers, OD ‘86 Jenny Myung, OD Srihari Narayanan, OD Mrs. Sharon Y. Noce Jeffrey S. Nyman, OD Neal N. Nyman, OD* Susan C. Oleszewski, OD ‘76 Gale R. Orlansky, OD Ms. Melissa Padilla Jean M. Pagani, OD ‘87 Maria L. Parisi, OD ‘85 Ms. Lydia A. Parke Ms. Carmen R. Parker Francine Pearlman-Storch, OD ‘79 Carlo J. Pelino, OD ‘94 Ms. Karen Pollack Carl A. Polsky, Esq.* Ms. Mindy M. Posoff Christopher A. Rinehart, OD ‘77 Elois G. Rogers-Phillips, MD

Joseph P. Ruskiewicz, OD Ms. Jane Scaccetti Mitchell Scheiman, OD Ms. Joan G. Schick Brandy J. Scombordi-Raghu, OD ‘98 Ms. Margaret Shelly John B. Siegfried, PhD Joel A. Silbert, OD ‘73 Ms. Ruby Singleton Ms. Mary Ann Skirpan Mrs. Patricia W. Smith Audrey J. Smith, PhD Michael R. Spinell, OD ‘70 Ms. Jo Surpin* Mrs. Barbara A. Tilford Joseph C. Toland, OD ‘54, MD* Melissa E. Trego, OD ‘04 Lynn H. Trieu, OD Ms. Celeste M. Tucker Richard C. Vause, Jr., DHSc Satya B. Verma, OD ‘75 Robert L. Walker, OD ‘70 Harold Wiener, OD ‘50* Ms. Janet M. Wilbur Joan T. Wing, OD ‘88 Mr. David Wisher Harvey Wolbransky, OD ‘76 Mrs. Wendy F. Woodward Charles M. Wormington, III, PhD, OD Ms. Jeanne M. Zearfoss

* Denotes ten or more years of consecutive giving

Endowed Scholarships Endowed scholarships established by Salus University alumni and friends provide, in perpetuity, annual scholarship to Salus University students. They are awarded each year on the basis of academic achievement, financial need and other criteria as specified by the donor. We are pleased to honor these donors and those they chose to name with their scholarships.

Madlyn and Leonard Abramson Scholarship Administrative/Professional Staff Scholarship Audiology Foundation of America AuD Student Excellence Award Allison Barinas Memorial Scholarship Elsie Wright Billmeier Memorial Scholarship Alma L. Boben Memorial Scholarship Ciba Vision Scholarship Class of 1973 Memorial Scholarship Classes of 1998, 1999 & 2000 Scholarship Jeffrey Cohen Memorial Scholarship William J. Condon Memorial Scholarship George H. Crozier Memorial Scholarship William F. Decter Memorial Scholarship Sol Deglin Memorial Scholarship Milton J. Eger Memorial Scholarship Marvin Fiegelman Scholarship Faculty Scholarship Barry Farkas Scholarship H.L. Goldberger Memorial Scholarship Lawrence G. Gray Neuro-Ophthalmic Scholarship Florence and Martin Hafter Scholarship Florence and Martin Hafter Research Scholarship Fund

A. Michael Iatesta Scholarship Harry Kaplan Scholarship J. Donald Kratz Memorial Scholarship Paul G. Matthews Memorial Scholarship New Jersey Academy of Optometry Presidential Scholarship New Jersey Academy of Optometry Scholarship George S. Osborne Scholarship Pennsylvania College of Optometry Scholarship Algernon A. Phillips SOSH Scholarship Harry G. Phillips Memorial Scholarship Onofrey G. Rybachok Memorial Scholarship Maria T. Rynkiewicz Memorial Scholarship Boris I. and Bessie S. Sinoway Memorial Scholarship Richard W. Stockton, OD Scholarship Joseph C. Toland Scholarship Katherine Tordella-Richards and Albert Tordella Scholarship Vistakon Diversity Scholarship Clifford C. Wagner Scholarship Doris A. Wagner Scholarship William G. Walton, Jr. Scholarship Dr. Harold and Ginny Wiener Scholarship Melvin D. Wolfberg Scholarship

Tribute Gifts Salus University appreciates contributions to the University in celebration or in memory of loved ones.

In Honor of

In Memory of

Anthony F. Di Stefano, OD ‘73 Victor H. Bray, PhD Rita R. Chaiken, AuD ‘03 Ms. Lynne C. Corboy Veronica H. Heide, AuD ‘01 Ms. Jiovanne N. Hughart

John J. Crozier, OD ‘48 Jeffrey C. Magun, OD ‘69

Martin Hafter, OD ‘49 Mr. Robert N. Pressman Mr. & Mrs. William Singer Mrs. Joan A. McVearry John T. McVearry, Jr., OD ‘55

Mrs. Angelina Di Stefano Barnett Satinsky, Esq. Harold Wiener, OD ‘50 Ms. Virginia J. Wiener Ms. Jeanne M. Zearfoss Elmer S. Friedberg, OD ‘38 Mrs. Suzanne M. Friedberg William L. Oleszewski Barnett Satinsky, Esq.

A. Royal Remsberg, Jr., OD ‘48 Mrs. Colleen M. Remsberg Stephen A. Risik, OD ‘83 Marc S. Wiener, OD ‘83 James C. Selph, OD ‘84 Steven R. Stanek, OD ‘84 Nathan Torrens, OD ‘47 Mrs. Freda Torrens Mrs. Jean Zearfoss Mrs. Elizabeth A. Cochran Ms. Ellen J. Stolis Trantas The Vanguard Group

Ms. Midge Rapoch Kenneth W. Savitski, OD ‘87

SALUS UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT

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Board of Trustees

Alumni Association

Officers

Members

Officers

Chair

Mark Boas, MS, OD ’86, Exton, PA Craig A. Cassey, OD ’86, Media, PA Robert Cole, OD ’74, Bridgeton, NJ Richard DePiano, Wayne, PA Christopher B. Dezzi, Philadelphia, PA David P. Dozack, OD ’81, Elmira, NY Shirley Gregory, Philadelphia, PA Keith D. Ignotz, MBA, Charlottesville, VA Thomas L. Lewis, OD ’70, PhD,

President

Elkins Park, PA, Ex-officio Leslie Littman, Cherry Hill, NJ

Dennis H. Lyons, OD ’73

Jo Surpin, MA, Collingswood, NJ Vice Chair

Daniel A. Abramowicz, PhD, Philadelphia, PA Secretary

I. William Collins, OD ’47, University Park, FL Treasurer

Barry J. Farkas, OD ’71, New York, NY

Joseph W. Marshall III, JD, Philadelphia, PA Ian McWherter, Derry, PA, Student Representative

Jean Marie Pagani, OD ‘87, Media, PA, Faculty Representative

Carl A. Polsky, Esq., Roslyn, PA Mindy Posoff, MBA, Philadelphia, PA Elois G. Rogers-Phillips, MD, Newark, NJ Jane Scaccetti, CPA, MST, Philadelphia, PA Harvey Wolbransky, OD ’76, Huntingdon Valley, PA

Emeriti Members

Donald M. Gleklen, JD, Newtown Square, PA Edward K. Hueber, Penn Valley, PA Michael Iatesta, OD ’52, Clifton Heights, PA Robert Johnson, OD, Latrobe, PA Harold Weiner, OD ’50, North Arlington, NJ

John T. Ochsenreither, OD ’88 President Elect

Robert N. Spivack, OD ’85 Vice President

Kenneth Savitski, OD ’87 Secretary

Treasurer

David W. Friess, OD ’02 Directors

Tomi Browne, AuD ’04 Krista Davis-Anderson, OD ’96 Anthony A. Fiorilli, OD ’76 Harry Kaplan, OD ’49 Thomas J. Landry, OD ’87 Richard D. Lappen, OD ’80 Anthony M. McDonald, OD ’82 Robert A. Rosenberg, OD ’61 Gary S. Litman, OD ’75 Karen M. Wrigley, OD ’83 Past President

Thomas J. Landry, OD ’87

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Calendar

OF COMING EVENTS

JANUARY 20–22, 2012

The Foundation of Vision Therapy II Tucson, AZ MARCH 22, 2012

International Vision Expo and Conference East 2012 New York, NY MARCH 28–31, 2012

AudiologyNOW! American Academy of Audiology 24th Annual Convention Boston, MA APRIL 10–11, 2012

National Health Promotion Summit Washington, DC APRIL 18–20, 2012

AER Spring Vision Conference Holiday Inn – Grantville, PA M AY 5 , 2 0 1 2

Annual Alumni Reunion Classes of ’37, ’42, ’47, ’52, ’57, ’62, ’67, ’72, ’77, ’82, ’87, ’92, ’97, ’02, ’07 (’87 celebrating 25 years; ’62 celebrating 50 years and ’37 celebrating 75 years) Elkins Park Campus J U N E 2 7 – J U LY 1 , 2 0 1 2

American Optometric Association Annual Meeting Chicago, IL

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