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<strong>St</strong>udents Volunteer Optometric <br />

Services to Humanity <br />

,<br />

At UM-SI. Louis our student chapter <strong>of</strong><br />

Volunteer Optometric Services to Humanity<br />

(VOSH) is involved in delivering vision<br />

care to needy people throughout the world.<br />

<strong>St</strong>udents volunteer their time preparing<br />

glasses, fundraising, and participating in<br />

eye care missions to different parts <strong>of</strong> the<br />

world. This year students traveled to Mex­<br />

ico, Guatemala, and Honduras, gaining invaluable<br />

experience and promoting good<br />

will. In addition to student support, our<br />

VOSH chapter receives strong support<br />

from area Lion's Clubs and local labora­<br />

tories which provide needed materials.<br />

The <strong>of</strong>ficers are Mindy Yawitz, Presi­<br />

dent; John Bush, Vice-president; Toni Tay­<br />

lor, Treasurer; Jane W. Philbrook, Secretary;<br />

and Dr. Mona Dewart as Faculty<br />

Advisor.<br />

I""""<br />

National Optometric <br />

<strong>St</strong>udent Association <br />

The National Optometric <strong>St</strong>udent Association<br />

(NOSA) is the student branch <strong>of</strong> the<br />

National Optometric Association (NOA).<br />

Ie goals and objectives <strong>of</strong> this organition<br />

include the delivery <strong>of</strong> vision care to<br />

the underprivileged community and the enhancement<br />

<strong>of</strong> minority representation in<br />

optometry.<br />

The UM-SI. Louis chapter <strong>of</strong> NOS A participates<br />

in activities such as vision screen-<br />

ings, health fairs, minority recruitment and<br />

annual NOA conventions, all geared to­<br />

ward achieving the goals <strong>of</strong> the organization.<br />

The members for 1987-88 are Beatrice<br />

Reed-Price, President; Kris Brown, Vice­<br />

President; Sharon Johnson, Recording sec­<br />

retary; Carol Merritt, Corresponding sec­<br />

retary; and Gerald McLaughlin, Treasurer.<br />

Dr. Alexander Harris is the faculty advisor.<br />

First row - Jon Hopson and Elizabeth Maggard; second row - <strong>St</strong>eve Cook, Robert Labbie, Michael<br />

Lachtrup, and Toni Taylor; third row - Mindy Yawitz, Jane W. Philbrook, Gail Bass, Teri Rule, and Lesa<br />

Klein; fourth row - Janet Nelson, Renee Reinholdt, Karen Wright, Chris Gavett, Vivian Kloke, and<br />

Valerie Short<br />

Gerald McLaughlin, Sharon Johnson, Carol Merritt, and Beatrice Reed-Price<br />

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