Education

Undergraduate Courses (School of Medicine and Health Sciences)

ANAT 210 - Gross Anatomy (Dr. Slaby): Regional dissections of adult cadaver supplemented with lectures and X-rays; offered to first year medical students.

ANAT 213 - Human Microscopic Anatomy (Dr. Krum): To study the normal design of the human body - its organs, tissues and cells; to directly relate these to the function that results; offered to first year medical students.

ANAT 215 - Anatomy for Health Science Students (Dr. Slaby):

ANAT 279 - Applied Regional Anatomy (Dr. Slaby): offered to fourth year medical students.

ANAT 291 - Special Projects in Anatomy (Dr. Slaby): offered to fourth year medical students.

ANAT 501 - Didactic Anatomy (Drs. Bohn, Slaby, and Johnson): offered to fourth year medical students.

HCS 231 - Anatomy for Health Science Students (Dr. Slaby):

IDIS 212 - Neurobiology (Dr. Krum): An integrated survey of the structure and function of the human nervous system; lecture, clinical demonstration, and laboratory; offered to first year medical students.

Undergraduate Courses (Columbian College of Arts and Sciences)

NEW ANAT 130 - Human Embryology (Dr. Johnson): to be offered every Spring semester to fourth year undergraduate students, beginning in January 2008.

NEW ANAT 160 - Human Functional Neuroanatomy (Dr. Bohn): to be offered every Spring semester to fourth year undergraduate students, beginning in January 2008.

ANAT 181 - Human Gross Anatomy (Drs. Walsh and Slaby): A CCAS undergraduate course designed to provide a broad appreciation for the structural organization of the human body and to relate the organization to regional and systems-related functions. Descriptions of alterations in normal anatomy through disease or injury reinforce the significance of the anatomical structure/function relationships. Lecture material is supplemented with laboratory demonstrations in the Gross Anatomy Laboratory of the Medical School; offered every Spring semester to fourth year undergraduate students. 2006

Graduate Courses (Institute for Biomedical Sciences)

ANAT 221 - Special Topics in Stem Cell Biology (Dr. Moody): Recent research papers and work-in-progress reports are presented by students and faculty members, and discussed in depth to understand new findings and technologies; offered every Fall semester. 2007

ANAT 222 - Advanced Research in Stem Cell Biology and Regenerative Medicine (Dr. Moody): Faculty members and speakers from other institutions are invited to present their recent research findings to the GWU community, and students discuss this work in depth; offered every Spring semester. 2007; 2006; 2005

BMSC 212 - Cell Biology (Dr. Hawley): IBS core curriculum course. Provides the background in cell biology necessary for advanced training in the biomedical sciences; introduces students to the research areas of faculty in the three Ph.D. programs; offered every Spring semester to first year Ph.D. students. 2007; 2006

BMSC 215 - Laboratory Rotations (Dr. Chiaramello): IBS core curriculum course; offered every Fall and Spring semesters to first year Ph.D. students.

Graduate Courses (Health Sciences Programs - Doctor of Physical Therapy)

PT 403 - Functional Anatomy (Dr. Bohn): Human gross anatomy lecture and laboratory with cadaveric dissection; clinical correlations; normal structures and functional relationships; common abnormalities and individual and age-related differences; offered every Spring semester to first year DPT students.

PT 405 - Functional Neuroanatomy (Dr. Bohn): Lecture/laboratory; normal structure and function of the nervous system across the life span; injury to neural structures; response to injury and rehabilitation; clinical correlations; offered every Summer semester to first year DPT students.