Teaching
I currently teach dissection-based gross anatomy and histology to students at various levels through the Center for Anatomical Science and Education (CASE) at Saint Louis University.
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Disection-based Medical Anatomy
I currently teach dissection-based gross anatomy to medical, and allied health students at Saint Louis University. Previously, I taught:
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Clinically Oriented Human Anatomy, (including neuroanatomy) for first-year medical students at the University of Missouri School of Medicine
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Gross Anatomy for first-year students of podiatry at the Kent State University College of Podiatric Medicine
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Anatomy of the Lower Extremity for students at the KSU College of Podiatric Medicine
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Undergraduate Anatomy
I currently teach Basic Human Anatomy at St. Louis University.
In the past I taught a model- and prosection- based undergraduate laboratory for undergraduate students at the University of Missouri:
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Human Gross Anatomy Laboratory for undergrads at Mizzou

Biological Anthropology
I taught two undergraduate courses at Kent State University:
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Introduction to Human Evolution, a broad survey course in genetics, primatology, and human origins for undergraduates
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Issues in Human Evolution, an undergraduate lab course in biological anthropology
Other Teaching Experiences
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2012-2013 Coordinator (Kent State University Department of Anthropology). Issues in Human Evolution. Syllabus Fall 2015
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2012 Content Creator (Kent State University Department of Anthropology). Issues in Human Evolution Distance Learning Lab.