Michigan Alumnus Honored for Humanitarian Efforts in Africa

from 2018 U-M Kellogg Eye Center Annual Report

Faculty Named to Two Endowed Professorships

Michigan Medicine faculty and alumni continue to make adifference in how ophthalmology is practiced in every cornerof the world. One inspiring example is the tireless work ofJohn Cropsey (MD 2005), treating patients and trainingproviders in some of the most remote areas on the African continent.

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2018 U-M Kellogg Eye Center Annual Report