Posts related to HAPS governance, including the Board of Directors and the Steering Committee.
HAPS has been all over North America. We’ve been hosting annual conferences since the Human Anatomy & Physiology Society were formed in 1987. Each conference has created something new and magical and this coming year in Jacksonville, Florida will be…
“The first cadaver that I dissected was in undergrad at Colorado State University. It was surreal and the table next to me kept humming the song Mr. Sandman, so for years after I would hear Mr. Sandman every time I…
Checking phone messages. “Hi Anne, this is Caryl Tickner from HAPS. I’d like to talk with you about running for a position on the Board…” Hmmm, Really? I sort of fell into teaching as a second career around 18 years…
Take it from the Money Honey, keeping track of HAPS’ finances is a complicated yet very rewarding experience. Elizabeth Becker has been the Treasurer for HAPS since 2008 and is still finding excitement in each year. Having said that, Elizabeth…
The Human Anatomy & Physiology Society (HAPS) is dedicated to helping you learn. We’re working ourselves to the bone to help you gain valuable learning experiences. The HAPS Foundation Oversight Committee offers a number of sources of financial aid to…
Let me tell you about the HAPS Steering Committee. It is made up of the chairs of various committees within the Human Anatomy & Physiology Society. These committees cover such diverse topics as Animal Use and Cadaver Use, Marketing and…
Our president, Valerie O’Loughlin, blogged recently about our mid-year meeting in Jacksonville. She explained how the Board of Directors (BOD) and the Steering Committee (SC) meet for an extended weekend to get a lot of work done. It was a…
One of my jobs as HAPS President to plan the agenda for the HAPS Midyear meeting. This meeting is an opportunity for the Board of Directors (BOD)and the Steering Committee (SC) to meet face-to-face to discuss HAPS business. We typically…
Most of us in HAPS thrived in high school, college, and even graduate school classrooms that were driven by educators who lectured. At the start of class, the instructors would walk into the room and begin to talk .. draw…