I want to invite you to read some words that may make you uncomfortable, and I encourage all of my readers to read, reflect, and keep an open mind. We often find our greatest opportunity for growth by stepping outside…
Although we will not be able to meet in person at the HAPS 2020 Annual Conference, the Fundraising Committee has created a fun way HAPSters can still participate! The Fundraising Committee is hosting an online silent auction event and we…
You’re invited to participate in the first ever HAPS Silent Auction in Portland, Oregon! For those of you who are attending the 2019 HAPS Annual Conference in Portland, Oregon this May, we hope that you consider bringing a little something…
We skipped introductions to bring you a fun pre-semester challenge last week, but there are some new faces running the HAPS Communication Committee and blog. Up first, Communications Committee Chair, Melissa Clouse: Hello all! I would like to beg a few…
This post comes from the Communications Committee Talking Points Coordinator, Dr. Krista Rompolski of Drexel University. The HAPS Annual Conference is less than a week away. I told my students the other day that for an A&P professor, this is…
Reading the HAPS listserv and HAPS Educator, serving on the board or a committee, reviewing position statements, implementing HAPS learning outcomes and returning from an annual or regional conference with new ideas are all ways that I have benefitted from…
…don’t worry! We’ve got your back! And we’ll BE BACK in January. Enjoy the holidays!
I’d like to extend a sincere Thank You! for the opportunity to introduce myself as your next HAPS Communications Committee Blog Master. My name is Brian Reid and I am a non-traditional, undergraduate senior in the Neuroscience Institute of Georgia State University…
Greetings HAPSters! It was another awesome Annual Conference at the end of May and the Communications Committee had a great meeting at the conference. We now have more than 20 fired up members, raring and ready to rock your HAPS bloggin’…
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. So welcome to a new series of HAPS blog…