ANATOMY 510

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"EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION IS KEY..." TO EVERYTHING!

Communications about the course will be sent out through Canvas Announcements.

We recommend setting up a GroupMe (or something similar) for communication between just yourselves.

DIVISION OF ANATOMICAL SCIENCES FACULTY

Throughout your time in Anatomy 510, you will have the opportunity to interact with all 8 anatomy faculty in a variety of capacities

https://medschool.umich.edu/offices/anatomical-sciences

Questions and discussions regarding Anatomy 403 lab and content

Receiving constructive feedback and suggestions for improvement

Kathleen Alsup, PhD, MA

Division of Anatomical Sciences DirectorAnatomy 403 Musculoskeletal System - Fall

Andrew Barnosky, DO, MPH, FACEP

arbmph@umich.edu

David Brzezinski, MD, CGS

Anatomy 403 Gastrointestinal, Reproductive, & Endocrine Systems - Fall

dbrzezin@umich.edu

Glenn Fox, PhD, MS

Anatomical Donations Program DirectorAnatomy 403 Cardiovascular, Respiratory, & Renal Systems - Fall

foxg@umich.edu

Amanda Kingston, PhD, MA

Anatomy 403 Gastrointestinal, Reproductive, & Endocrine Systems - WinterCo-curator of permanently preserved anatomical donors

akkings@umich.edu

Mary Orczykowski, PhD

Anatomy 403 Musculoskeletal System - WinterCo-curator of permanently preserved anatomical donors

meorcz@umich.edu

Kelli Sullivan, PhD

Anatomy 403 Course DirectorAnatomy 403 Nervous System - Fall & Winter

ksulliva@umich.edu

Cristina Prall, MS

Anatomy 403 Cardiovascular, Respiratory, & Renal Systems - Winter

crprall@umich.edu

ANATOMICAL DONATIONS PROGRAM STAFF

The Anatomical Donations Program (ADP) at the University of Michigan Medical School was established in 1915 and acts as a liaison between donors, education, and research. Educationally, ADP supports courses for undergraduate and graduate students, physical therapy students, nursing students, medical students (M1-M4), dental students (D1-D4), medical and dental residents, clinicians, and research teams at the University of Michigan and beyond. A donor’s journey at the University of Michigan begins as a thoughtful decision to give back to future generations of health care providers and scientists. ADP allows people to elect to be either temporary or permanent donors. Permanent donors may remain in our laboratory as long as they remain in great condition. At the end of their time here, all donors are cremated and their cremains are returned to their families or buried in a casket within the Washtenong Memorial Park.https://medschool.umich.edu/offices/anatomical-sciences/donations-program

You will have the opportunity to interact with the staff of the Anatomical Donations Program

Questions and discussions regarding donations programLab facilities questions

Clayne D. Frazer, Sr

Lab Coordinator & Licensed Funeral Director

frazercl@med.umich.edu

Jalynn M. Lassic

Coordinator & Licensed Funeral Director

jlassic@med.umich.edu

Kenny Thompson

Preparator

kthomp@med.umich.edu

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