Posts related to HAPS governance, including the Board of Directors and the Steering Committee.
We’re checking in with Jason LaPres this week to learn what is so gosh-darn special about the HAPS Regional Conferences. Jason is our Southern Regional Director, as well as an attendee and/or committee member at a few of our Regionals.…
Are you looking for graduate credit in the field of Anatomy & Physiology? Are you looking to share your expertise on a specific A&P-related topic with peers who are as passionate as you about the subject matter? If the answer…
“Recruiting someone to tweet for us seems to cause them to dissolve into thin air!” I’m laughing as Pat Bowne is explaining some of the ups and downs of the Communication Committee. When she’s not rubbing elbows with royalty, Pat…
Don’t tell anyone, but I would be willing to pay TEN TIMES my HAPS dues to be a member of the society, because my HAPS membership is THAT valuable to me. Now, I’m certainly glad I don’t have to pay…
Last year, during the annual HAPS conference in Las Vegas, I was checking out the exhibit hall between seminar presentations. It was the second full day of the conference – Monday – and you could feel an amazing electricity in…
“Baltimore…somewhere in the 90s. That was my first HAPS conference. Since then, I’ve attended most of the annual conferences, served on a few committees, contributed articles to the HAPS-EDucator, and worked on the effort to archive past issues of the…
The Human Anatomy & Physiology Society runs on its membership. The members are the driving force that makes HAPS the great organization that we all enjoy. Keeping track of this vital group is the responsibility of the aptly-named Membership Committee. …
I was playing the back nine at Torrey Pines when I got the call. “Sir, HAPS President O’Loughlin has injured her ankle and cannot participate in the World Summit 10K next week. You’ll have to step up.” Just then, HAPS…
(I asked Javni Mody what it’s been like as a member of the HAPS leadership.) In 1993 I was still a rookie professor teaching anatomy and physiology. I thought I should spread my wings a bit more and do some…
The HAPS-EDucator is the official publication of the Human Anatomy and Physiology Society (HAPS) and is published online four times per year. When I first started teaching in 1998, I found an insert card in a new textbook that introduced…