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Dr Katharine Evans 


Education and Professional Qualifications

2005 - 2009PhD (Optometry) Cardiff University
2002MCOptom College of Optometrists
1998 - 2001BSc (Hons) (First Class Honours in Optometry) Cardiff University

 

Academic Positions

2012 - presentDeputy Admissions TutorSchool of Optometry & Vision Sciences, Cardiff University
2009 - presentLecturerSchool of Optometry & Vision Sciences, Cardiff University
2005 - presentMemberContact Lens Anterior Eye Research (CLAER) Unit
2005 - 2009Clinical SupervisorSchool of Optometry & Vision Sciences, Cardiff University

 

Awards and Honours

2012Fellow British Contact Lens Association
2012Fellow Higher Education Academy
2011Postgraduate Certificate in University Teaching and Learning
2008College of Optometrists Travel Award
2008Optician Awards (shortlisted for Contribution to Continuing Education and Training Award)
2007Graduate School in Biomedical and Life Sciences Travel Award
2002British Optical Association Foundation Prize (Pre-Qualifying Exam Performance)

 

Teaching

OP2102Module LeaderContact Lenses
OP3102Lead Clinical SupervisorContact Lenses
OP3107SupervisorResearch Project
OPT014Module TutorManagement of Tear Film Disorders (MSc)

 

Administration

School

Member of:

MSc Examinations Committee (Chair)

BSc Board of Studies (Deputy Chair)

Accreditation of Prior Learning Sub-committee

Innovation and Engagement Committee

 

Other

British Universities Committee of Contact Lens Educators (BUCCLE)

International Association of Contact Lens Educators (IACLE)

 

Public Engagement

STEMNET Ambassador

College of Optometrists
Ambassador for the Careers in Optics programme

Cowbridge Comprehensive School Careers Presentation – June 2012
Presentation to high school students about different careers in optometry.

Monmouth Science Initiative (MSI)Feb & March 2012  (from 2008 – present)
An annual event where sixth form students from schools throughout Monmouthshire attend the School of Optometry and Vision Sciences.  MSI aims to inspire local sixth form pupils through the medium of sophisticated practical experiments and to encourage them to consider the study of science disciplines further.

Science in HealthMarch 2011     
Cardiff School of Medicine / University Hospital of Wales
Demonstration to introduce high school students to the function of the tear film and ocular surface.

 Royal Society Summer Science ExhibitionJuly 2008
Presenter of interactive research demonstration “Why do we blink?”