Written by: Meaghan O’Neil (HAPS Blog Blog Master, Communications Committee) Welcome to the 2026-2027 academic year everyone! What better way to kick off the new academic year than with a fresh, new blog post?! But wait… what even IS a…
It was a busy day full of SO many creative, insightful, and interactive workshops at the 2026 HAPS Annual Conference. The workshops were hosted by Kansas City Kansas Community College and Todd Gordon. Below are some highlights and quotes from…
The second full day of the 40th Annual HAPS Conference was filled with many talks, presentations, and adventures!
Day 1 Festivities for the 40th Annual HAPS Annual Conference
Day 1 of the HAPS 40th Annual Conference in Kansas City, Missouri in May 2026 featuring board members, travel, and the welcome cocktail hour.
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Written by: Larry Young, HAPS President-Elect I remember my first Communication Committee (ComCom) meeting as a new committee chair for HAPS. I had the butterflies and anxiety of a 6th grader going to middle school for the first day. It…
HAPS has a long history of developing resources for educators of human anatomy and physiology. In 1992, the HAPS Core Curriculum Committee issued Course Guidelines for Introductory Level Anatomy & Physiology (now Course Guidelines for Undergraduate Instruction). This document was originally…
If you haven’t already gotten this idea, HAPS is an organization based on sharing and camaraderie between A&P instructors all around the world. In this vein, HAPS member Julie Dias, with the crucial support of HAPS Executive Director Peter English,…
Tens of thousands of students take Anatomy and Physiology courses every year, usually as preparation for a career in health. A&P instructors touch the lives of all of these students, and HAPS gives those instructors guidance on dealing with some…