JOURNN. OF - Association of Schools and Colleges of Optometry

Member Institutions
(continued)
ASSOCIATIOl
COLLEGES Of
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
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;siooL&
METRY, IMC.
June 30 s 1982
(UNAUDITED)
The Ohio Stale University
College of Optometry
33S West Tenth Avenue
Columbia. Ohio 43210
Pacific University
College of Optometry
Forest Grove. Oregon 97110
Pennsylvania College, of Optometry
1200 West Godfrey Avenue
Philadelphia. Pennsylvania 19141
Southern California College of
Optometry
2001 Associated Road
Fullerton. California 92031
Southern College, of Optometry
1245 Madison Avenue
Memphis. Tennessee 92031
University of Waterloo
School of Optometry
Faculty of Sciences
Waterloo. Ontario. Canada .N2L 3G1
ASSETS
Cash Checking
Inlercapital Liquid Asset Fund
Furn.. Fixtures & Equipment
Less Actum. Dep.
Automobile
Less Accum. Dep.
AR from Gov"i Contract
Expenses
Prepaid Insurance
TOTAL ASSETS
SI 1.1 IS.40
3. Shi.51
LIABILITIES AND FUND BALANCE
Payroll Tnxe.« Payable
A- P Student Endowment
Fund
Fund Balance
TOTAL LIABILITIES AND
FUND BALANCE
9.S59.52
2.464.00
> 1.172.31
12r>.oI3.4o
7.250.89
7.395.52
93. Of,
39.1.00
i 110.03
.2S
141.S14.S2
S141.92o.73
fI41.92fi.73
About the Association
National Office Staff
The Association of Schools and Colleges
of Optometry (ASCO.) is a non
profit, tax exempt professional educa
tional association representing the professional
programs o! optometric
education in the United States and
Canada. Continuously training nearly
4.000 students, the schools now
graduate upward of 1.000 qualified
doctors of optometry per year.
ASCO incorporated in 1972 and
established a National Office in 1974.
The National Office provides a wide
range of services to the schools and
represents optometric education to the
public and the health community. In
addition, it maintains cognizance over
legislative and national affairs and provides
counsel and comment to policies
and programs affecting optometric
education.
The association has established
three major councils in the areas of
Academic Affairs. Student Affairs and
Institutional Affairs. These councils
review and recommend policy deci
sions concerning issues of importance
to the Board of Directors. In addition,
they maintain ongoing activities in
their respective areas of responsibility.
In 1975. ASCO spearheaded the'
publication of the -Journal of Op-
Loniutric Education. Now entering its
eighth year of publication, the -Journal
is the only publication in the U.S. today
devoted entirely to the educational
concern-; of the profession.
Headquarters
Association of Schools and Colleges of
Optometry
000 Maryland Avenue. S.W.
Suite 410
Washington. D.C. 20024
(202) 4S4-9400
Lee W. Smith. M.P.H.. Executive
Director
Harriet E. Long. Assistant to the
Executive Director and Managing Editor.
Journal of Optometric Education
Charlotte M. Ahrendts. Secretary to
the Executive Director
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