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This special issue is the first of two (January and April, Volume 51, Numbers 1 and 2) focused on the history of women in optometry. This issue includes research articles, biographical sketches, and memoirs based on first-person interviews and narratives, as well as features from the archival collections held by The Archives & Museum of Optometry.

Published: 2020-01-31

Full Issue

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Front Matter

Kirsten Hebert
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News

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News

Kirsten Hebert, B.A.

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Editorial Material

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Guest Editorial

Are Women Ruining Optometry?

Linda Casser, O.D.

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Letter to the Editor

Bill Sharpton, O.D.

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Articles

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Gertrude Stanton (1863-1931)

The First Woman Licensed to Practice Optometry in the United States

Viktoria Davis, O.D., Lilien Vogl, O.D.

5-10

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Minerva H. Weinstein (1893-1982)

The First Woman Licensed by Exam to Practice Optometry in New York City

Kirsten Hebert, B.A.

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Biographies

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Two Visionary Ohio Women

Lois Black Bing, O.D. and Ruth P. Morris, O.D.

Robert D. Newcomb, O.D, M.P.H.

20-21

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From the Archives

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"Never-the-less, I Was Accepted."

Objects from the Lois Bing Papers, MSS 501.4.12

Kirsten Hebert, B.A.

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Memoir

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In Her Own Words

Libby I. Sukoff, O.D.

Libby I. Sukoff, O.D., Andrea P. Thau, O.D.

23-27

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Pioneering Women in Indiana Optometry

Boyd and Metzger-A Family Affair

Kyle W. King, O.D.

28-29

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End Matter

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End Matter

Kirsten Hebert
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