Peter Foster, who passed away suddenly in 2001. It’s a gift in memory of her late husband, Waterloo Optometry classmate Dr. Her donation serves two other purposes as well. It will allow them to get the right care, at the right time, in the right place.Ĭarol believes so strongly in the many benefits of the Waterloo Eye Institute, that she made a pledge of $500,000 to inspire others to support the campaign. It will help to bridge gaps between health care providers and increase patient access to care and services.īy promoting collaboration between health care professionals, the Institute will provide seamless care – from wellness to surgery to rehabilitation – for patients of all ages. The Waterloo Eye Institute is an ambitious $35 million initiative that will allow the University of Waterloo’s School of Optometry & Vision Science to create a comprehensive, one-stop centre for eye and vision care. A one-stop centre for eye and vision care She is the community chair of the Seeing Beyond 2020 campaign to create the Waterloo Eye Institute, aimed at meeting the eye and vision care needs of people in Waterloo-Wellington. As a teen, an optometrist showed her how the profession could allow her to build a satisfying career while serving her community.įorty years later, Carol continues to serve.
As a child, an optometrist corrected her vison so she could see the blackboard.
Optometry helped Carol see, both literally and figuratively. Carol Cressman (OD '79) why she became an optometrist and the answer is simple: “I couldn’t see.”
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