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OSU optometry students visit Billy Bob's Texas, the world's largest honky-tonk in Ft. Worth, Texas!
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WesternU's College of Optometry Scleral Soiree at the Fox Theatre's restaurant January 07, 2011. (Jeff Malet, WesternU)
Orlando native serves with Navy Medicine in Virginia
February 10 2026
Petty Officer 2nd Class Christopher Cruz, a native of Orlando, Florida, serves the Navy assigned to Naval Medical Readiness Logistics Command Detachment Naval Ophthalmic Readiness Activity (NMRLC DET NORA) Quantico, Virginia. Cruz joined the Navy 10 years ago.
“One of my grandfathers’ famous family quotes is, ‘Get a job in county, state, federal,’” Cruz said. “A large portion of my relatives have served or are currently serving, including one of my three brothers. Thinking back on my childhood now, my upbringing was heavily influenced by the military. Joining the military almost felt like going from fifth to sixth grade. My brother, Carlos L. Cruz Jr., joined the Navy in 2013. My mother, Desiree Cruz, was beside herself to see one of her little birds leave the nest, but extremely proud and supportive of his decision. At his basic training graduation, I could see a weight lifted off my mom’s shoulders, knowing that her son is in great hands. So, following in my brother’s footsteps, I enlisted in 2015 to become a Navy corpsman just like my brother.”
Today, Cruz serves as a hospital corpsman. “I am most proud of being named Optician of the Year for 2022,” Cruz said. “I give 110% every day and don’t expect anything in return. To be honest, I didn’t even know that was a thing. My supervisor, Lt. Cmdr. Rafferty insisted on putting my name in the hat, and after some convincing, I did. Seeing the trophy now reminds me to believe in myself and those who support me.”
Cruz also earned a letter of commendation from Capt. Andrew Lin, commanding officer of Navy Medicine Readiness and Training Command Fort Belvoir, after volunteering to participate in the Joint Trauma System Valkyrie course while serving in a support role at the Fort Belvoir Optometry Department. The Joint Trauma System Valkyrie course prepares multidisciplinary medical teams to operate emergency fresh whole blood transfusion programs during large-scale combat operations and in maritime environments where traditional medical infrastructure may be limited or unavailable.
“This was not just any volunteer event,” said Cmdr. Paulette. “HM2 Cruz went above and beyond by allowing medical technicians to draw his blood, blood-type test it, and then put it back into his body. His dedication to this real-time training is a testament to his commitment to the readiness and effectiveness of our military medics and corpsmen. Hands-on training like this is so important to make sure our medical teams are ready to handle tough situations. HM2 Cruz really stepped up and showed what it means to go the extra mile.”
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Students from the Colleges of Optometry and Nursing at the University of Missouri–St. Louis and students from the St. Louis College of Pharmacy participated in a Poverty Simulation. The simulation was designed to expose participants to the complexities of poverty. Each student played the role of a specific family member, and throughout each “week,” they had to overcome certain challenges and meet different needs for their family. UMSL faculty, staff and volunteers helped with the simulation.
WesternU's College of Optometry Scleral Soiree at the Fox Theatre's restaurant January 07, 2011. (Jeff Malet, WesternU)
Tropic Care 2014 provides Role 1 optometry, dental and medical care to the underserved population of Kaua'i.
Tropic Care 2014 provides Role 1 optometry, dental and medical care to the underserved population of Kaua'i.
Tropic Care 2014 provides Role 1 optometry, dental and medical care to the underserved population of Kaua'i.
Tropic Care 2014 provides Role 1 optometry, dental and medical care to the underserved population of Kaua'i.
October 26, 2016. Boston, MA.
New England School of Optometry
Profiles in Vision 2016.
© 2016 Marilyn Humphries
October 26, 2016. Boston, MA.
New England School of Optometry
Profiles in Vision 2016.
© 2016 Marilyn Humphries
An end of trimester party to raise money for World Sight Day and Optometry Giving Sight. Hosted by The Deakin Optometry Student Society
WesternU's College of Optometry Scleral Soiree at the Fox Theatre's restaurant January 07, 2011. (Jeff Malet, WesternU)
yesterday and today i was a test subject at the state university of new york's college of optometry in manhattan. it was kind of like meditating and exercising my binocular vision skillz at the same time. thanks for the $32! :)
April 20, 2017. Boston, MA.
New England College of Optometry.
Visionaries: A Celebration of Student Accomplishment.
© 2017 Marilyn Humphries
Naval Hospital Camp Pendleton Optometry Department keeps warfighters in the fight
12.08.2025
Video by Petty Officer 3rd Class Cameron Jacobs
Navy Medicine Readiness and Training Command Camp Pendleton
Petty Officer 3rd Class Joshua Phillips, a hospital corpsman optometry technician with Expeditionary Medical Facility 150 Alpha assigned to the Naval Hospital Camp Pendleton optometry department, discusses how the department keeps Navy and Marine Corps warfighters in the fight.
Date Taken:12.08.2025
Date Posted:12.30.2025 12:16
Category:Video Productions
Video ID:991852
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Filename:DOD_111462995
Length:00:00:41
Location:CAMP PENDLETON, CALIFORNIA, US
Hometown:ESCONDIDO, CALIFORNIA, US
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Students from the Colleges of Optometry and Nursing at the University of Missouri–St. Louis and students from the St. Louis College of Pharmacy participated in a Poverty Simulation. The simulation was designed to expose participants to the complexities of poverty. Each student played the role of a specific family member, and throughout each “week,” they had to overcome certain challenges and meet different needs for their family. UMSL faculty, staff and volunteers helped with the simulation.
Tropic Care 2014 provides Role 1 optometry, dental and medical care to the underserved population of Kaua'i.
I took this image of buildings reflected in the SUNY College of Optometry during a morning trip to Bryant Park. Processed in PS Elements.
Shot with a Nikon D5000 in July, 2012.
Finders Keepers Body Piercing (2,000 square feet)
Hangry Joe's Hot Chicken & Wings #70 (1,960 square feet)
First Klass All-Stars (8,790 square feet)
5900 East Virginia Beach Boulevard, Suites 42, 43 & 44, JANAF Shopping Yard, Norfolk, VA
Finders Keepers opened on July 29th, 2022 and was originally here; it was originally a Gold Bond Stamp Redemption Center, which opened in 1959. It later became a National Optometry, which closed in 2017, and Dream-RX in 2018, which closed in 2020.
Hangry Joe's opened on June 19th, 2024; it was previously Subway #4172, which closed in 2016. It became Chulo in May 2018, which closed in 2021, and Koconutz Fusion on July 4th, 2021, which closed in fall 2023.
First Klass All-Stars opened in 2020; it was previously Chuck Norris Karate Studio. It later became a Bounce House, which closed in 2018.
Students from the Colleges of Optometry and Nursing at the University of Missouri–St. Louis and students from the St. Louis College of Pharmacy participated in a Poverty Simulation. The simulation was designed to expose participants to the complexities of poverty. Each student played the role of a specific family member, and throughout each “week,” they had to overcome certain challenges and meet different needs for their family. UMSL faculty, staff and volunteers helped with the simulation.
Peach Rose Waxing Spa (2,400 square feet)
MyEyeDr. (2,400 square feet)
2040 Coliseum Drive, Suites A31 & A33, Coliseum Square, Hampton, VA
Peach Rose opened in April 2023; it was previously Margo's Dolls Greek & Embroidery, which opened in May 2002 and relocated to 11 East Mellen Street in the mid 2010s. It became an Avail Vapor in 2015, which closed in 2022.
MyEyeDr. opened in 2017; it was previously ComputerLand, which opened on December 7th 1983. It became a National Optometry in February 1995.
WesternU's College of Optometry Scleral Soiree at the Fox Theatre's restaurant January 07, 2011. (Jeff Malet, WesternU)
On Friday 8 people from the Rancho Mirage Braille Institute went to the Southern California College of Optometry in Fullerton, California. We attended the Shared Visions Art Exhibit. All art was done by the visually impared. Afterward we went to the Orange County Braille Institute for a meeting.
October 26, 2016. Boston, MA.
New England School of Optometry
Profiles in Vision 2016.
© 2016 Marilyn Humphries