Brock University Human Anatomy

This past Friday, our new volunteer team got together for some training heading into the semester🫀Look for your volunteer and TA in lab this week!

Brock's 2nd Annual Anatomy Symposium is happening this Saturday! Follow the attached schedule for this year's lineup. We hope to see you all this weekend 😀🥼

It isn't too late to RSVP! Join us using this link: https://experiencebu.brocku.ca/event/203933

Jennifer McGraw, one of your fellow classmates, has felt these study tools are important in improving your anatomy skills. You can find these booklets in our local BrockU Campus Store. If you would get credit for your anatomy artwork, please feel free to send in your pictures using the following link!

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Today is !! What is your favourite part of the human anatomy and why?

Welcome back!!! Picture from todays Systems Anatomy!

"If we make the effort, we can understand what is anatomically happening and why those things happen. In doing so, depoliticize the argument, and then we normalize it so that people can feel comfortable in their own skin." - by Keynote Speaker Dr. Bruce Wainman, Director of Education Program in Anatomy at McMaster University.
Brock Human Symposium 2021

On Saturday we launched our very first Human Symposium at Brock University. Thanks to all who visited, joined, and participated in the discussion. We’re thrilled to share what we’ve learned, how we’re implementing those lessons, and what the future holds for the anatomy programs at Brock University!

For anyone who wasn’t able to attend, we’ve made our symposium available to watch on YouTube, check out our playlist:
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIq1IIH4s9QIGtDZ93_cNHSiAfuhMxUqw

Thank you so much to all volunteers, moderators, and participants for sharing their time and enthusiasm with us – we can’t wait to see everyone again at the next symposium, hopefully to be in person in 2022!

- The Brock Anatomy Team

In addition to the Anatomy Teaching Lab at Brock, students have the unique opportunity to expand their learning by using the McMaster University Anatomy Teaching Lab, which is housed at the Cairns Complex. This unique collaboration between Brock and McMaster allows students to gain hands-on interactions with cadaveric specimens to enhance their knowledge and experience 🧠 Photo courtesy of Brock News.

Check out this article describing the adaptations of online learning in anatomy ft. Dr. Shawn Beaudette, Assistant professor at Brock University and member of the Brock University Human Anatomy team!

Teaching and learning in a year like no other NOTE: This is one in a series of articles published by The Brock News to mark the one-year anniversary of Brock University suspending in-person, on-campus classes due to the COVID-19 pandemic. To read all of the articles in the series, ...

The Anatomy Teaching Lab is one of the central and interactive spaces we offer as part of the Brock Anatomy experience. Despite not having students utilize the space this past year, our team transformed its many resources into virtual learning tools to build a thriving online environment for our students. From models to lab videos, high quality images, and interactive tools, this space is a gem!! 💎

Hello there and welcome to Brock University Human Anatomy! We are a team of anatomy educators and researchers teaching at Brock University in ON, Canada. Our goal is to use this platform to share events, updates and opportunities happening within the anatomy experiences we offer at Brock. Stay tuned for exciting content to come!!