Our revamped clerkship program gives optometry students new learning opportunities in practices across Canada.
Director Stanley Woo shares what’s new at the University of Waterloo’s School of Optometry & Vision Science.
Jonah Gilham’s recaps ramped up the excitement at this year’s Cornea Cup hockey action
A new COETF-sponsored scholarship honours the memory of noted PEI optometrist Dr. David McKenna.
Increasing access to vision care in one of Ontario’s largest First Nation communities
Learn about upcoming CE opportunities and a new information series – UWaterloo and You
A new WOVS clinic will combine traditional treatments with the latest technology to help patients with dry eye disease see more comfortably.
WOVS research in neuro-modulation could revolutionize the treatment of patients with macular degeneration
It only takes a quick glance at the news to tell you that we live in a time of uncertainty. And here at the School, we’re certainly not sheltered from the winds of change.
Volunteer Optometric Services to Humanity (VOSH) has played an important role with students at the School of Optometry & Vision Science over the years. Many students have traveled abroad to provide optometric services in remote regions of the world that have little or no access to eye care. However, we have only recently formed our own Waterloo Canadian student chapter, and this year we also introduced our first independently organized trip to two remote villages in Senegal, West Africa.