HAPS Grants and Scholarships
If you’ve ever wondered, “DO I QUALIFY FOR A HAPS FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP OR AWARD?” this blog post is for…
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Busy couple of weeks
It’s been a busy couple of weeks, as I participate in Valerie O’Loughlin’s online HAPS-I course and get ready to…
See you in San Antonio!
The countdown is ON…HAPSters will meet in San Antonio for the Annual Conference in less than a week. So…
A Few Thoughts on the Utility and Futility of Lecture
Professors of anatomy and physiology have vast stores of knowledge that they spew, via monologues, to well-conditioned students who…
In Search of the Core Principles of Human Anatomy: RESPONSE
HAPSters spend a lot of time discussing the teaching and learning of anatomy and physiology. Last week we had a…
In Search of the Core Principles of Human Anatomy
HAPSters spend a lot of time discussing the teaching and learning of anatomy and physiology. Check out this post from long…
The HAPS Foundation…What’s that all about?
Many HAPS members, especially those who have recently joined, aren’t aware of what the HAPS Foundation is or the…
HAPS + Education
I’m at that point in the semester when I really have to start planning for the next terms –…
The HAPS EDucator Spring 2015 Edition is Here!
The HAPS-EDucator for Spring 2015 is HERE. This members-only perk is available if you log into the HAPS website to…
Living Science
In Texas, the new state guidelines for teaching A&P at the college level include teaching scientific methods and experimental…