COURSES PRESENTED

Visual Training Clinic, University of California, Berkeley.

Motor Physiology of the Visual System.

Strabismus and Amblyopia (Diagnosis and Therapy).

Clinical Research in Binocular Vision.

Postnatal Development of the Visual System.

Ocular Motility -- Graduate Seminar.

Mechanisms of Suppression -- Graduate Seminar.

General Clinic Instruction, Optometry 480.

Strabismus Clinic, Optometry 453.

Optometric Analysis, 130, University of California, Berkeley.

Physiological Optics 201A, Disjunctive Eye Movements, Fall 1978.

Physiological Optics 160, Binocular Vision and Space Perception.

Evaluation of teaching methods by video film -- graduate student studies.

Vergence eye movements and accommodation -- Pro seminar and laboratory.

Continuing education courses on the analysis of binocular vision disorders.

Edited a text book titled, "Vergence Eye Movements: Basic and Clinical

Aspects", Butterworths, St. Louis, 1983.

Produced a 40 minute video teaching film of Optometry Case

Analysis for Optometry, 127c.

Accommodation and vergence -- Pro seminar.

Binocular vision -- Pro seminar 87-92.

PO 220 -- Visual computation in space and form perception.

 

Amblyopia Sensory-Motor diagnostic clinic, 1990-present

VS220 -- Binocular Vision, Fall 1993

Vision Science 220-computational models of binocular vision course, Fall 94-96

Vision Science 117-Ocular Motility and Neuro-Optometry course, Spring 95-97

Vision Science 118- Binocular Vision and Space Perception, Fall 92, Spring 93, 94

Vision Science 201B- Pro Seminar Ocular Motility& Course Binocular Vision, Spring 95

Optometry 441A Summer Session I- Binocular Vision Program Summer 95