The ISCLR offers student grants to enable graduate students, post-doctoral
students and clinical residents to attend the Fourteenth Symposium. Grants
cover the lowest economy return airfare and twin share accommodation for
five days.
Successful students are generally requested to present either a five minute
powerpoint presentation, or poster, of their work. They will also be expected
to participate in relevant discussion periods. Successful students will also
be asked to provide administrative and audio visual support to the Secretariat
at the meeting.
Student grants are intended for those who are actively involved in contact
lens or related areas of research. Applicants must complete the Student Application
Form (see below) with appropriate signature(s) from their student advisor,
who should also be a member of ISCLR, and an abstract that should include
purpose, methods, results and conclusions. The abstract should not exceed
one single-spaced typed page.
Please note that if an abstract is submitted for a poster, the maximum dimensions for the poster are 2.0metres x 0.9metres. Applications must be supported by a current ISCLR member or they will not be considered.
Application Forms
For an application form, download the Student
Application Form DOC 
as
a Microsoft Word document, complete it and then email it as an attachment
to:
Email:
Please include the abstract as an email attachment.
If you email your application, you must also send a paper copy in the post
that contains your and your Advisor’s signatures.
Alternatively, you can print the Student Application Form DOC ,
complete it and either fax or post it to Craig Woods at:
Fax: +1 519 884 8769
Post:
Craig Woods, , PhD MCOptom FAAO
Secretary, ISCLR
Centre for Contact Lens Research
School of Optometry, University of Waterloo
200 University Avenue West
Waterloo, Ontario, Canada N2L 3G1
Tel. +1 519 -888-4567 extension 36547
If you are a graduate student, post doctoral student or a clinical resident
and would like more information about attending the ISCLR, please contact
Craig Woods, Secretary, ISCLR on
