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An anatomy adventure in Paris

While on a family trip to France in the summer of 2017, I discovered the Gallery of Paleontology and…

My first Human Anatomy and Physiology Society (HAPS) conference was in Salt Lake City, Utah, in 2017. I was…

ABSTRACT: The human hand is challenging to study, due to having many narrow vessels and tendons packed together in a small…

Imagine that while preparing those last few materials for the start of the semester you receive a call from…

For the last three summers, I have been developing and hosting a summer camp for middle school kids about…

We skipped introductions to bring you a fun pre-semester challenge last week, but there are some new faces running the…

I’ll admit it: I’m a bit of an oddball. To many A&P instructors, music is a tool for learning…

This post comes from the Communications Committee Talking Points Coordinator, Dr. Krista Rompolski of Drexel University. The HAPS Annual…

This year the HAPS board has focused on clarifying our financial instruments and has completed a top-to-bottom review of…

Many of us in HAPS have been fortunate to have learned human anatomy either by dissecting human specimens or…