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Being the Executive Director of HAPS is a great job, in part because I never really know what opportunities…

Some of our most popular blog posts describe teaching tips developed by HAPS members. We choose a handful of…

Looking to meet other A&P instructors and exchange ideas regarding A&P teaching?! Want to learn more about A&P educational…

This quarter I am teaching a histology unit without a microscopy lab. Wait, histology without microscopes… what!?!? I have…

Although it is not a particularly difficult concept, sometimes students have trouble remembering the different names that the subclavian…

In the early 2000s, the HAPS Curriculum and Instruction (C&I) committee embarked on a multi-year project that resulted in…

Administrators and faculty have questioned the effectiveness of online, hybrid and dual credit sections of a course as opposed…

In 2014, when I was teaching at a school of nursing, I was asked to develop a Human Anatomy…

From the founding of the Human Anatomy and Physiology Society (HAPS) as an organization in 1989, there has been…

Two years of planning, many discussions, and revisions of the program’s agenda and it finally happened! On May 29,…