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Integrating innovative education with early and diverse clinical experiences to prepare students to become outstanding Doctors of Advancing the frontiers of optometric knowledge through research, and translating that knowledge to improve patients' lives worldwide. Cultivating compas*ionate care, influencing public policy, expanding access to optometric services, and instilling sensitivity to diverse. CLIFFORD SCOTT, OD, MPH, NAMED PRESIDENT EMERITUS OF NEW ENGLAND COLLEGE OF OPTOMETRY. New England College of Optometry (NECO) is pleased to announce that former president Clifford Scott, OD, MPH, has been appointed with the title of President Emeritus, New England College of Optometry. This honor comes in recognition of his accomplishments during… New England College of Optometry (NECO) is pleased to announce a new residency in Community Health Optometry at the Providence Community New England College of Optometry (NECO) congratulates third year student Jennifer Chu, Clas* of 2020, as the recipient of the 2018 New England College of Optometry (NECO) students, faculty, alumni, professional staff, and residents delivered presentations, posters, research, and lectures on a variety of optometric topics… Third year student Marlene Catarino, New England College of Optometry (NECO) Clas* of 2020, was selected to receive the 2018 J. Pat Cu*mings You understand that being a doctor-in-training means to behave as a doctor everyday - not just when you interact with patients, and not just when you wear these special white coats that you will be handed today - but each moment of your lives. eyes. In any clinical rotation, they can learn to not just take care of someone's vision, but to also take into account their other medical and social issues with an interdisciplinary approach. They may be the only friendly face that the patient sees that day, or they may need My work at the intersection of public health and optometry is geared toward expanding access to care on the state level and raising