You must be on time to your first day of lecture and lab. I will be dropping any students who are not in attendance by the time I have finished my introductory statements (8:30a) and giving their seat to a student off the waitlist. If you end up running late ✨please email me before the start of class✨. I keep my email open during the first meeting for this reason. While I cannot guarantee this will save you a seat (it really depends how late you are) I will do my best to work with students who reach out to me.

Required Texts:

You are welcome to purchase an electronic version of the textbook, to rent or purchase the book from the bookstore, or to borrow the textbook from the library (Newtons texts are consumable and not available to borrow from library). The textbook is currently on Amazon to purchase new/used/e-book. You do not need the access code, so used books are great. Save a tree! 🌳

1. Marieb & Hoehn, 2020.  Anatomy & Physiology (7th Ed.-ISBN 9780135168042)

2. Newton, 2020 Lecture Notes for Human Anatomy & Physiology – Biology 32 **Provided for you by the college.**

3. Newton, 2020 Laboratory Exercises for Human Anatomy & Physiology – Biology 32 **Provided for you by the college.**

Technology Requirements:

In order to participate fully in this class, you will need consistent, reliable access to Canvas and the ability to use various apps (Zoom, Discord, etc.), some of which require you to set up an account (free). 

You will also need access to a computer with a webcam or a mobile phone with a video camera throughout the course (various assignments, office hours, etc.). 

The first day we will be going over the syllabus, distributing the course packets and doing some orientation exercises. You must be in attendance the first day to remain enrolled in the course. WAITLIST STUDENTS must also be in attendance in person to be considered for enrollment if there is space.