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AOA Board of Trustees

• AOA Officer Profiles
• AOA Trustee Profiles

A House of Delegates and an 11-member Board of Trustees govern the American Optometric Association. The House is comprised of affiliated association representatives, optometrists in Federal service, District of Columbia, and optometric students. It meets at AOA's annual Optometry's Meeting^® to:

• Conduct AOA business
• Establish AOA policy
• Elect officers and trustees to the Board of Trustees

The Board of Trustees consists of six trustees plus these officers: President, President-Elect, Vice-President, Secretary-Treasurer, and Immediate Past President. It is empowered to conduct AOA business when the House is not in session.

AOA Officers

2009-2010

President
Randolph E. Brooks, O.D.
New Jersey
REBrooks@aoa.org

President-Elect
Joe E. Ellis, O.D.
Kentucky
JEEllis@aoa.org

Vice President
Dori M. Carlson, O.D.
North Dakota
DMCarlson@aoa.org

Secretary-Treasurer
Ronald L. Hopping, O.D.
Texas
RLHopping@aoa.org

Immediate Past President
Peter H. Kehoe, O.D.
Illinois
PHKehoe@aoa.org

AOA Trustees

2009-2010

David A. Cockrell, O.D.
Oklahoma
DACockrell@aoa.org

Steven A. Loomis, O.D.
Colorado
SALoomis@aoa.org

Mitchell T. Munson, O.D.
Colorado
MTMunson@aoa.org

Samuel D. Pierce, O.D.
SDPierce@aoa.org

Christopher J. Quinn, O.D.
New Jersey
CJQuinn@aoa.org

Andrea Thau, O.D.
New York
APThau@aoa.org