Teaching Tips and Learning Outcomes
Since 2003 HAPS members have been sharing teaching tips with each other through HAPS publications. Over the years these…
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2017 HAPS-Thieme Award for Excellence in Teaching
Each year Thieme supports great teaching by supporting one of the largest scholarships that HAPS awards. This is always…
2017 Gail Jenkins Award for Teaching and Mentoring
With the support of Wiley, the Gail Jenkins Award recognizes an A&P instructor who inspires students and colleagues alike.…
2017 Sam Drogo Award winners
In 2017 ADInstruments funded three Sam Drogo Awards, supporting excellence in the classroom. As usual, the ADInstruments team came…
The HAPS Goodbye
Smiles, hugs, beer, science Exhaustion, excitation HAPSters say goodbye. -The deadline poet Good night, good night! Parting is such…
What HAPS Means to Me
Becca Ludwig is an experienced HAPS blogger and brought us a series of five posts in March 2015 from…
The 2017 Conference App!
Last year we had a post detailing all the features in the 2016 conference app, as well as some…
HAPS Teaching Tip: Anatomical Poetry III
As the final blog post on poetry in anatomy, this week’s poems focus on the experience of anatomy lab. We…
HAPS Teaching Tip: Anatomical Poetry II
As a continuation of last week’s blog on poetry in anatomy, this week’s poems focus on different body systems. Many…
HAPS Teaching Tip: Anatomical Poetry
Inspired by the works of Allan Wolf (2003) and the HAPS annual meeting Synapse presentation of Judi Nath (2016),…