About the American Eye Study ClubThe American Eye Study Club was formed in 1956 by a group of leading ophthalmologists to sought to establish a forum for young leaders from diverse academic, geographic and practice backgrounds to openly exchange ideas and discuss new developments in a scientific and social setting that included both members and their families. View a video in which Dr. Ed Isbey, Jr. reminisces about the founders and what the AESC means to him.
The AESC is a membership group organized as a non-profit corporation. Its officers which constitute the "executive committee" are:
To view the current officers, CLICK HERE.
Membership includes approximately 60 Active members who, after 10 years of membership, move to Emeritus status. A member may retain their Emeritus status indefinitely, and may move to "retired" status when they cease the active practice of ophthalmology. Club HistoryOfficersA list of our current officers. Presidents & MeetingsAESC Presidents and Annual Meeting Locations. Lectures & AwardsThe American Eye Study Club has established two named lectures and an award in honor of several prominent members. Officers Only (password)
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