Jennifer Coyle is the Dean of the Pacific University College of Optometry. Dr. Coyle, a graduate of Pacific University, completed a residency in contact lenses at the same institution and a Master's of Science in Clinical Optometry.  She team-taught the contact lens didactic, laboratory and clinical curriculum for 14 years at Pacific University.

Dr. Bulson is an associate professor at the Pacific University College of Optometry in Forest Grove, Oregon, where he serves as lead instructor for the Clinical Optometric Methods and Procedures course for first year optometry students. In this role, he also serves as clinical attending doctor in a variety of services, including primary eye care, ocular disease, vision therapy, and pediatrics. 

Patrick Caroline serves as an associate professor at Pacific University College of Optometry. He team-teaches the contact lens curriculum.

Scott Cooper's areas of expertise and research include visual performance, visual perception, vision and learning, and case analysis.

Dr. Doll teaches laboratories and lectures regarding ocular disease and procedural techniques, and she is the lead instructor for the elective course, Spanish for the Eye Care Practitioner.

Dr. Erickson is an expert in sports vision, and his research interests also include pediatric optometry, binocular vision and vision therapy.

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Dr. Hefner is an Associate Professor of the College of Optometry and the Director of the Cornelius Eye Clinic.

Dr. Fraser Horn is the Associate Dean of Academic Programs. Along with his passion for teaching, he has a passion for sports vision and ocular disease.

Dr. Kundart teaches several new courses in optometry, keeping the college on the cutting edge of the profession.

Hannu Laukkanen is a professor emeritus of optometry who has published several articles and serves as an expert on brain injury cases.

Dr. Lowery is chief of pediatrics for the Pacific University EyeClinics, and his research interests include pediatric procedures, pediatric visual impairments, children with special needs and humanitarian vision care. 

Caroline Ooley, OD, FAAO is an Assistant Professor with the College of Optometry. She completed her undergraduate degree at the University of California at San Diego with a B.S. in Human Biology and double minors in Health Care/Social Issues and Spanish Literature. She then went on to complete a doctorate degree in optometry from Pacific University College of Optometry.

Yu-Chi Tai MA, PhD is an associate professor and director of the Vision Science Graduate Programs with the College of Optometry

Lorne Yudcovitch is Pacific's ocular disease clinical attending doctor. His expertise is in advanced ocular imaging, diabetes and glaucoma management, eye disease pharmacological treatment, and pediatric examinations.