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Meet the WO Student Advisory Board: Cate Hoselton, NSUOCO

For Catherine “Cate” Hoselton, the doctor’s office was never a fun place to go. “There is often fear associated with going to the doctor’s—that you...

Nominations Open for 2025-2027 WO Advisory Board

Nominations are now open for the 2025-2027 Women In Optometry (WO) professional advisory board. Each year, WO invites nominations for this professional advisory board,...

WO Board Perspectives: We’re Thankful For…

As we celebrate the season of gratitude, we asked the WO advisory board to share what they’re most thankful for this year.   See other WO advisory board stories: ...

From Corporate to Community Cornerstone: Expanded Practice Enhances Patient Care

After seven years working in corporate-affiliated practices, Alisha Seger, OD, began to feel the entrepreneurial itch. She had not felt it strongly before; she...

Dr. Sandra Jaurez Fortenberry Appointed to Latinos En Optometry Board of...

Latinos en Optometry, a non-profit association dedicated to gaining a broader representation of Latinos and Spanish-speaking professionals within the optometry and larger eye care...

­­Meet the Student Board: Rebecca Treen, SUNY

Rebecca Treen is no stranger to small towns. She was born and raised in southern Saskatchewan, Canada. She attended kindergarten to twelfth grade with...

Meet the Student Board: Isabelle Ampe, CCO | Midwestern University

When Isabelle “Izzy” Ampe dissected a lamb’s eyeball in middle school, she immediately wanted to know more. She had never needed vision correction in...

WO Board Perspectives: How to Stay Organized

In a world where we all wear many hats-- doctor, parent, spouse, child, friend, mentor and more-- staying organized can feel nearly impossible. The...

Meet the Student Advisory Board: Gaby Malave, IUSO

Gabriela “Gaby” Malave has a thing for serving others. When she was younger, she thought she’d turn that innate passion into caring for animals...

Meet the Student Advisory Board: Megan Corcoran, UMSL College of Optometry

Megan Corcoran has a large family-- she knows the joy it can bring. So when it was time to choose a college major, genetic...
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