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Glenn Fox describing a plasticized lung vasculature for two students

Anatomical Sciences Team

We provide learner-focused anatomical education to a variety of students, including medical, dental, undergraduate and graduate students. We support the endeavors of U-M Medical School, Michigan Medicine, U-M Dental School and other academic units both within the University and worldwide.

Faculty

B Kathleen Alsup

Teaching Professor in Anatomical Science
Lecturer IV in Anatomical Science
Medical School

Glenn Fox

Teaching Professor and Lecturer IV in Anatomical Science
Medical School

Andrew R Barnosky

Clinical Professor Emeritus of Emergency Medicine
Clinical Professor Emeritus of Anatomical Science
Medical School

David W Brzezinski

Teaching Professor and Lecturer in Anatomical Sciences
Medical School

Amanda Kingston

Lecturer IV in Division of Anatomy
Medical School

Mary E Orczykowski, PhD

Lecturer IV in Anatomical Science
Medical School

Cristina Prall

Research Lab Specialist
Associate and Lecturer II
Division of Anatomical Science
Medical School

Kelli A Sullivan

Teaching Professor and Lecturer in Anatomical Sciences
Medical School

Full Time Lecturers' Employee Organization (LEO) Lecturers

The full-time workload for a Lecturer in the Division of Anatomical Sciences (DAS) is a minimum of 4 DAS courses and/or distinct curricular components of medical school curricula per year including additional individual lectures and labs as assigned. This workload includes but is not limited to teaching courses, course preparatory work, holding office hours, resource creation, committee work, and prosections, as determined necessary by DAS director. Lecturer III’s and IV’s are expected to complete service and administrative duties as assigned, and these may change course assignments as appropriate.