School of Optometry Alumni Community
Connect with your Community
Welcome to the School of Optometry alumni community page, where you’ll find opportunities to connect with each other and MCPHS. We hope you’ll visit often to see what’s happening, including our annual AAO get-together and more.
AAO Alumni Reception
The annual alumni get-together at the American Academy of Optometry conference is a great time to catch up with classmates, meet current students, and reconnect with faculty. Take a look at this year’s fun in our Flickr album.
Volunteer with MCPHS
We hope you’ll stay engaged with MCPHS long after graduation. Maybe you’re willing to lend advice to a student, hire into your practice, or speak on a guest panel. Whatever your interest, please consider giving back to the next generation of Optometry grads.
Upcoming Events
The MCPHS Alumni Office hosts community, networking, and professional development events year-round for alumni from all schools and campuses. See what’s coming up next!
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“The PAs I know are strong advocates for their patients, especially for those who can’t advocate for themselves. That’s the part of this work that really inspires me.”
Emily Brenman | MPAS '26
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News & Features
Catch up with the latest news from the School of Physician Assistant Studies community at MCPHS.
Hands-On with PAs: MCPHS Students Inspire the Next Generation
Students and faculty from the School of Physician Assistant Studies visited schools across Boston to showcase the profession and inspire future healthcare providers.
Diagnosis on Day One: Inside a PA Student’s Clinical Rotation Expererience
During the final year of her education, physician assistant studies student Emily Brenman is putting her knowledge to the test as she treats patients for the first time.