Maria Woodward, MD, MS, an assistant professor of ophthalmology and visual sciences at U-M Kellogg Eye Center, is first author of a study showing wide disparities in the content of pre-appointment patient questionnaires and what a clinician wrote down in to
Pursuing the vision of a University Health Service staff optometrist, Kellogg faculty members and resident trainees in ophthalmology teamed with U-M professors of architecture to create an ophthalmic care facility in Jamaica.
The fourth annual “International Night At Kellogg” drew over 100 U-M medical students, ophthalmology residents, and faculty on October 20, 2016.
In April 2016, Lesley Everett and Clay Bavinger, fourth year medical students at the University of Michigan, traveled to Paris, France for one-month electives in clinical and research ophthalmology. They were supported by the medical center’s Global Reach Program and the Kellogg Eye Center for International Ophthalmology.
The Kellogg Eye Center for International Ophthalmology (KECIO) hosted its third “International Night at Kellogg” on October 12, 2015. The evening featured keynote speaker and 2015 Scholar-in-Residence Thomas M. Lietman, MD, Ruth Lee and Philipps Thygeson Distinguished Professor, University of California-San Francisco, and director of the
Sanduk Ruit, M.D., was the keynote speaker at the second annual International Night sponsored by the Kellogg Center for International Ophthalmology.
The Kellogg Eye Center for International Ophthalmology (KECIO) hosted its first “International Night at Kellogg” on September 18, 2013. The evening featured keynote speaker and 2013 Scholar-in-Residence Alan L. Robin, MD, professor of public health and ophthalmology, Bloomberg School of Public Health, Wilmer Eye Institute, Johns Hopkins
