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Your one-stop shop for all things teaching Anatomy and Physiology. These resources are here to support you!

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MEMBERSHIP & COMMUNITY
Member Spotlight
HAPS is about the community created through members. To foster growth throughout the community we need to know one another. Here we showcase our incredible and unique members. Learn more about your colleagues, their work, interests, achievements, and so much more through the Member Spotlights.
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PUBLICATIONS & NEWS
The Latest from HAPS
HAPS EDUCATOR
Winter 2024 Educator
The latest edition explores various innovative strategies in teaching physiology and related subjects, aimed at enhancing student engagement and learning outcomes. This includes: 1. Help-Seeking in A&P and Muddiest Point Assignments, 2. Medical Student Perceptions of Pre-Clerkship Learning Objectives, 3. Exam Methods in College A&P Courses, 4. Extraction of the Central and Peripheral Nervous Systems, and 5. A Visual Demonstration of the Brachial Plexus.


Creative and Impactful Ways to Meet Student Lab Accommodations Like a Pro
Ensuring all students have equitable moments for learning is at the forefront of our HAPS goal of promoting excellence…

From Textbooks to the Tropics: How a Medical Mission Trip Transformed My Students
As a professor, I’ve witnessed the dedication and passion of my students daily, but sometimes, the most profound lessons…

Thank you, Harold, for helping a few thousand physiology students
Many A&P instructors (myself included) struggle with the large volume of content covered in A&P textbooks. Years ago, at…
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