If you’ve ever wondered, “DO I QUALIFY FOR A HAPS FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP OR AWARD?” this blog post is for you! Would you like to take a HAPS Institute Course, enhance your knowledge of A&P and possibly earn some graduate biology…
The countdown is ON…HAPSters will meet in San Antonio for the Annual Conference in less than a week. So check these things off your “To Do” list and we’ll see you in Texas! Download the conference app, which lets you plan…
Professors of anatomy and physiology have vast stores of knowledge that they spew, via monologues, to well-conditioned students who sit obediently in uncomfortable chairs while feigning attention and sometimes amusement. I am indeed a critic of lecture. Historically, lecture has…
HAPSters spend a lot of time discussing the teaching and learning of anatomy and physiology. Last week we had a post from Central Regional Director, Murray Jensen challenging the long lists of required structures in anatomy classes. Bradley Barger, graduate student…
HAPSters spend a lot of time discussing the teaching and learning of anatomy and physiology. Check out this post from long time HAPSter and Central Regional Director, Murray Jensen. Murray is trying to generate a bit of controversy about teaching anatomy and…
Many HAPS members, especially those who have recently joined, aren’t aware of what the HAPS Foundation is or the various grants, scholarships, and awards funded through the Foundation and its scholarship partners. We thought it would be a good idea…
The HAPS-EDucator for Spring 2015 is HERE. This members-only perk is available if you log into the HAPS website to view the newest edition. Articles in this edition include: Marvels of the Bologna Anatomical Wax Museum: their theoretical and clinical importance in…
HAPS is a society focused on the teaching and learning anatomy and physiology, but educators are just half of this equation. We wouldn’t be here if it wasn’t for our students. Check out the fifth post in a series of HAPS blog…
HAPS is a society focused on the teaching and learning anatomy and physiology, but educators are just half of this equation. We wouldn’t be here if it wasn’t for our students. Check out the fifth post in a series of HAPS blog…
HAPS is a society focused on the teaching and learning anatomy and physiology, but educators are just half of this equation. We wouldn’t be here if it wasn’t for our students. Check out the fourth post in a series of HAPS blog…