Post by Betsy on Jan 24, 2006 17:21:42 GMT -5
This was sent out in an email to the class.
This note is to let everyone know that ANM 5001 "senior elective in
anatomy" that normally takes place in April each year is no longer being
offered. It has been replaced with a four week anatomy elective called
ANM 5004 that is open for both juniors and seniors during the months of
August through December. Participation in ANM 5004 is limited to four
students per month. The reason for the change is to give students a
broader anatomy review with more anatomical material than was available
in the prior elective. In addition to being a great anatomy review, the
elective has an education component because students participating in
the elective serve as teaching assistants and mentors for freshman
medical students who are taking gross anatomy. This elective is a
wonderful opportunity to review anatomy, hone leadership skills, and
acquire educational administrative skills. If you have any questions,
please contact Dr. Carol Nichols at canichols@mail.mcg.edu or 721-2569.
Carol A. Nichols, Ph. D.
Assistant Professor
Dept. of Cell Biology and Anatomy
Medical College of Georgia
(706) 721-2569
This note is to let everyone know that ANM 5001 "senior elective in
anatomy" that normally takes place in April each year is no longer being
offered. It has been replaced with a four week anatomy elective called
ANM 5004 that is open for both juniors and seniors during the months of
August through December. Participation in ANM 5004 is limited to four
students per month. The reason for the change is to give students a
broader anatomy review with more anatomical material than was available
in the prior elective. In addition to being a great anatomy review, the
elective has an education component because students participating in
the elective serve as teaching assistants and mentors for freshman
medical students who are taking gross anatomy. This elective is a
wonderful opportunity to review anatomy, hone leadership skills, and
acquire educational administrative skills. If you have any questions,
please contact Dr. Carol Nichols at canichols@mail.mcg.edu or 721-2569.
Carol A. Nichols, Ph. D.
Assistant Professor
Dept. of Cell Biology and Anatomy
Medical College of Georgia
(706) 721-2569
