Don’t Get All Hyper!
One of the most challenging aspects of anatomy for new students is the specialized terminology. We use these terms…
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The Rule of Threes: Self-care advice for A&P Instructors, Part 2
Back in October, I shared a personal anecdote in part 1 “The Rule of Threes: Self-care advice for the…
My Sparkly Pancreas
At the annual HAPS meeting in 2018, I sat with a lovely group of HAPSters over dinner. The topic…
Call for applications from the HAPS Grants and Scholarships Committee
Are you looking for funding to help you attend the 2019 HAPS Annual Conference in Portland? Then you will…
Concept Mapping in A&P – One Instructor’s Experience
I assigned concept maps as homework in my A&P courses and it has proven to be extremely effective. Students…
Action Potential Tip from the Hundred Acre Wood
Last month we explained some of the outlets available with HAPS for publication. This week we are bringing you…
Support HAPS … via Amazon Zygomaticus!
Some HAPSters have undoubtedly heard of Amazon Smile, a charitable-giving program in which eligible purchases initiated from smile.amazon.com (rather…
Publishing with HAPS
You know that old, grim academic saying, “Publish or perish”? We at HAPS prefer to say “Publish and flourish!”…
Invariant Visual Representation by Single Neurons in the Human Brain
There are cells in your nose that respond to a rose, Which, in some ways, is clearly terrific. There…
The Rule of Threes: Self-care advice for A&P Instructors
For most instructors, the Fall term brings a fresh start with our courses. It also tends to bring a…