Illinois College of Optometry - Annual Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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The demands and challenges of the optometric curriculum can cause stress and fatigue. As the Class of 1984 complete the re- quirements for the Doctor of Optometry degree, I trust that the satisfaction gained from a job well done over shadows any negative emotions. My desire, as Dean, is thatuthe basic optometric skills taught at ICO prove to be an adequate foundation for your profes- sional growth. I wish the best to each member of the Class of 1984 as you embark on your exciting career. John A. Cromer, Ph.D. Vice President for Academic Affairs X Dean The 1984 Graduating Class of the Illinois College of Optometry has witnessed numerous changes dur ing their four years as students The changes made at ICO have been made for the improvement of the ff .f physical facilities and the quality of education each student receives These changes were designed to in still a sense of pride in the individual as a professional so he or she can establish prestige within the com munity in which he or she lives and practices As Optometrists we must be aware of and willing to change with the times in order to succeed within the profession as well as life itself It is my hope that 1 along with the scientific education and professional knowled e ou have obtained at ICO ou have also learned more about the world today Life as a is not always easy however I hope your trials have been a preparation for tomorrow as you leave your educational setting I extend my sincere wishes to you as Doctors of Optometry Alumni friends. It is my hope that you will continue your Alma Mater your suggestions and throughout your career Congratulations'

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