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EXSC 222: Human Anatomy: Home

Work with a Peer Research Advisor!

Spring 2021

Hannah Turner and Allie Highsmith are your Peer Research Advisors for 2020-21!
 
Virtual Drop-in Hours 
(Spring Semester hours begin on Sunday, January 24)
Sunday through Wednesday:  6:30 to 8:30 pm PST (Pacific Standard Time)
We use Google Meet: 
Meeting Phone Numbers: (‪US‬)‪+1 262-457-9538‬, PIN: ‪254 151 924#‬
Please be signed in to Puget Sound's Google Suite for Education.

 

Appointments

Allie and Hannah are also available for individual appointments, beginning the week of January 25. Go to our Schedule a Research Appointment page, click the request button, and select either Hannah or Allie from the drop-down menu to see what appointment times they have available.

Final Project

Choose an anatomical abnormality or disease/disorder that interests you, and decide who your audience will be: 

  •  Clinicians as your audience: Write a paper (~1000 words)
  • Scientists as your audience: Give a slide presentation to the class during finals (~5 min)
  • Community as your audience: Create an artistic tri-fold pamphlet or large format flyer

Step 3: What do you need to include?

  • Demographics (who gets and how many have the disease)
  • Signs/Symptoms
  • Causes
  • Treatments
  • Prognosis (outcome)

What might help you frame your research?

  • Is it an acute or chronic condition?
  • Who treats it? (surgeons? Physical therapists?)
  • Is it part of a larger group of conditions/disorders?
  • Are there more specific variations of this condition?
  • Is there more than one name for this condition?

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