I just uploaded some chalkboard handouts from when I was a TA.

They are in the Downloads Section.

Believe or not but cadavers have been used in many different ways other than in anatomy labs. I recommend a book called "Stiff" by Mary Roach for some leisure reading between semesters.

If you have enjoyed looking at the anatomy related links I have listed in the Online Resources section then this is for you! As I discover interesting anatomy sites I will be bookmarking them using the online bookmark service del.icio.us. This free service will allow any one interested to view sites I have categorized as anatomy related. Check it out sometime and give a thought or two about using del.icio.us to manage your favorite links! Or if you already use del.icio.us feel free to send your personal del.icio.us link my way.

If you have a burning anatomy question head over to this sites Welcome Page at look to the right sidebar and check my current AIM status. I'd be happy to address your question through a chat. If I am online you will see this button: In that case simply click on the button and a chat window should launch. If I am unavailable, you should see a button like this:

Greetings and welcome to IPHY 3415.

Please be aware that the first day of class is Thursday, August 31. It is important for you to attend the first two labs so that you are not dropped from the course. Please try to make it to the book store and buy a copy of the lab manual. We will be getting into the material in the second half of class.