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Addressing Weight Bias in Health Science Education
Written by: Peggie Williamson, PT, DPT, PhD While attending a professional conference in February, I overheard a conversation that…
Workshops Days – 2026 HAPS Annual – Kansas City
It was a busy day full of SO many creative, insightful, and interactive workshops at the 2026 HAPS Annual…
Day 2 – HAPS Annual – Kansas City, MO
The second full day of the 40th Annual HAPS Conference was filled with many talks, presentations, and adventures!
Day 1 – HAPS Annual – Kansas City, MO
Day 1 Festivities for the 40th Annual HAPS Annual Conference
And We’re Off! The HAPS 40th Annual Conference has begun!
Day 1 of the HAPS 40th Annual Conference in Kansas City, Missouri in May 2026 featuring board members, travel, and the welcome cocktail hour.
It’s Nearly Time! HAPS 40th Annual Meeting starts May 23rd!
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Harnessing Artificial Intelligence to Supplement Science Course Content and the Student Experience
Written by: Tiffany N Halfacre, DHSc, MSMS Online education has presented many opportunities but also challenges to the educator. …
The mirror reflection of leadership… Are you a leader? What do you see?
Written by: Larry Young, HAPS President-Elect I remember my first Communication Committee (ComCom) meeting as a new committee chair…
AI doesn’t replace my expertise – it amplifies it. I’m still the creator, but now I have a design crew that doesn’t sleep.
Working at Cretin-Derham Hall High School, I teach a concurrent enrollment Human Physiology course as well as a basic-level…
Teaching by Inquiry: A Long and Winding Road
I work with many excellent teachers with years of experience helping high school students learn human physiology. All use…