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Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences

2025 Fall Symposium: Eye to the Future - Shaping the Landscape of Ophthalmic Care

Join us September 13, 2025, for the annual Medical College of Wisconsin Ophthalmology Fall Symposium!

This year our symposium will focus on the areas of refractive, ocular oncology and adult and pediatric comprehensive ophthalmology. The goal was to increase the education and knowledge of all aspects of vision care and research with an emphasis in shaping the future landscape of ophthalmic care.

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2025 Fall Symposium Registration Coming Soon!

We look forward hosting the 2025 event. Please check back for registration details coming soon.

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