Professor Sam Drogo and the ADI Drogo Scholarships
Until his sudden passing in 2010, Sam Drogo spent his entire 36 year career teaching human anatomy and physiology at…
Until his sudden passing in 2010, Sam Drogo spent his entire 36 year career teaching human anatomy and physiology at…
In Fall 2014 the phone rang and it was Mike Roseman from Thieme, a publisher of textbooks. Mike is…
After last week’s post by HAPS Executive Director, Peter English, most of us are ready to make travel arrangements…
HAPS is at a really exciting crossroads when it comes to Annual Conferences. Each year we are growing, and we…
In the last installment of our evolutionary anatomy series, we talked about vestigial structures, those hold-overs from our evolutionary…
The HAPS video was released this week and it is a great snapshot of all that HAPS can do…
HAPS is a society focused on the teaching and learning anatomy and physiology. We’re always looking for new members…
My name is Erin O’Loughlin, and despite the fact that I am not a HAPS member, I have been…
Don’t forget to register for the HAPS Eastern Regional Meeting! Online registration will be closing on Wednesday, September 30th…
Welcome to a new series on Evolutionary Anatomy by Dr. Tony Friscia. Dr. Friscia’s research program has focused on…