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ABOUT OUR
AUTHORS
—
Dr.
Cooper graduated from Pennsylvania
College of Optometry in 1971. He at-
tended the Optometric Center of
New
York ‘s residency in vision training in
1971. He is currently an assistant
clinical professor at the State College
of Optometry, State University of
New York and he maintains a private
practice in New York City.
Dr. Duck man graduated from
Mas-
sachusetts College of Optometry in
1969. He attended the Optometric
Center of New York ‘s residency pro-
gram in 1970. He received his MA.
degree in psychology from the .Veu’
School for Social Research, New
York, N. Y. in 1975 and is currently a
candidate for Ph.D. in visual percep-
tion.
He is presently employed full-time
by the State University of New York,
State College of Optometry as an as-
sistant clinical professor.
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