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That the dead may teach the living We sincerely appreciate your interest in Southern Illinois University School of Medicine and in our research and educational programs. The anatomical gift program at the Southern Illinois University School of Medicine was established to assist individuals in the southern portion of Illinois who desire to make the selfless gift of themselves or their loved ones as an anatomical donor. As an anatomical donor, you are educating future professionals by providing them with a basis of knowledge, skills and compassion that they will utilize throughout their careers

Websites Department of Anatomy - Histology Resources Websites related to hitology https://www.siumed.edu/anatomy/resources.html Digital Anatomy Project Site dedicated to 3D representations of the human anatomy http://da.si.washington.edu/da.html Human Anatomy Online A basic guide to learn anatomy, sections include: the systems, animations, images, & descriptions www.innerbody.com/htm/body.html Pelvis and Perineum The Emory University site for pelvis and perineum dissection - the site probably links to other anatomical regions www.emory.edu/ANATOMY?AnatomyManual/pelvis.html Structure of the

The Anatomy & Neurobiology (A&N) Concentration is located on the SIU campus in Carbondale . Our faculty investigate a broad variety of research areas, offering opportunities for advanced training in human anatomy, histology, cell biology, neuroscience and neuroanatomy, and neurophysiology, including neurophysiology of behavior. A MS or PhD degree from the A&N Concentration prepares students for careers in education, academic or health industry research, or for further education in a health professional program.

The Anatomy Certificate is a graduate (post-baccalaureate) certificate program that provides students an opportunity to become proficient in anatomy teaching and will allow them to compete more effectively for jobs. Students must be currently enrolled in the MBBS program or another anatomically-based graduate degree program at SIUC (e.g. Biological Sciences, Anthropology or Zoology). However, others will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis. Prerequisites such as embryology and basic vertebrate anatomy are preferred, but other courses may qualify. To apply, contact Chelsea Griffith , the