William H. Havener, MD Chair in Ophthalmology Research
Held by Department Chair Sayoko Moroi, MD, PhD
Once established, an endowed fund is a dependable and perpetual source of support, since the principal is invested and only a portion of the earnings is spent annually. A minimum gift of $50,000 is needed to establish an unrestricted endowment, while $100,000 is needed for a restricted endowment. Call 800-678-6412 or send an e-mail to donorrelations@osu.edu for information on endowments.
Held by Department Chair Sayoko Moroi, MD, PhD
Held by Cynthia Roberts, PhD
Chair to be Filled
Held by Matthew Ohr, MD
Chair to be Filled
Support an annual lectureship for medical professionals, researchers, and clinicians on advancements in ophthalmology.
Supports an annual lectureship designed to provide ophthalmologists with updates on advancements in diagnosis and treatment of retinal diseases.
Supports the honorarium and expenses for a distinguished lecturer to provide the keynote address at the annual research symposium.
Support a lectureship presented by DOVS to medical professionals, researchers, and clinicians on advancement in the specialty.
Supports honoraria and expenses for visiting professors lecturing in the Department of Ophthalmology.
Supports educational activities of ophthalmology residents, specifically to cover costs of attendance or presentation at the annual ARVO conference.
Supports education, acquiring research equipment, clinical and patient care, and projects related to retina disease.
Supports the education and training of medical residents in the Department of Ophthalmology.
Supports projects and activities that lead to significant improvement and excellence in education and research programs.
Supports a junior faculty member who is developing her/his research program in imaging of the eye, glaucoma or data science related to imaging or glaucoma.
Supports a faculty member who excels in the 3 missions of the Ohio State University College of Medicine: Teaching, Research and Patient Care.
Supports education, research, & improvements in clinical care in the Department of Ophthalmology & Visual Sciences.