Dr.
Salmon received his OD and PhD degrees from Indiana University and
completed a residency at Northeastern State University (NSU).
He teaches second, third and fourth year
optometry students monocular visual perception, visual optics, research
methodology and the one-year research project sequence. He also
supervises optometry students in clinic.
Dr. Salmon's research interests include
aberrometry, contact lens optics, optics of the eye and visual
perception. He is the author of three book chapters and numerous
scientific articles, and speaks at professional meetings in the United
States and Japan. He reviews articles for over 10 medical or scientific
journals.
Dr. Salmon is the faculty sponsor of JNSU
(Japanese student's association at NSU), Celsior (NSU's award-winning
Japanese hip-hop dance team), and the Fellowship of Christian
Optometrists. He is actively involved in church, Bible-based
discipleship ministries and is a retired Army optometry officer. Other
interests include Japanese studies, soccer, conditioning, video editing
and Mac computers.
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