Overview

Aspiring Surgeons Program currently supports 2 program initiatives that can broadly be categorized "Human Anatomy Teaching Assistance” and "Clinical Exposure."

Our Human Anatomy Teaching Assistance Program is affiliated with the school of medicine's MEDI 505 Human Anatomy, a required course in the first year's medical curriculum. This program aims to facilitate dissection laboratory assistance to first year medical students rendered by experienced second, third, and fourth year medical students. Furthermore, ASP maintains a proprietary University Learning Management Web Site that offers video dissections, dissection outlines, student study-guides, helpful links, and other resources to anatomy students. Learn more about ASP's Human Anatomy Teaching Assistance Program.

ASP's “Clinical Exposure Program” targets learning opportunities within the surgical profession. Through a schedule of diverse events, ASP aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of the surgical profession in a multitude of environments and encourages a continued curiosity for all the profession has to offer. Coordinated with the Human Anatomy Teaching Assistance Program, Clinical Exposure activities highlight surgical procedures and skills applicable to ongoing dissection studies in the anatomy course. Surgical videos, streaming operating rooms, instrument guides, and a physician database of surgical opportunities are just a few features of ASP's Clinical Exposure Program. Learn more about out Clinical Exposure Program

Programs

Human Anatomy Teaching Assistance Program

Clinical Exposure Program