This webinar will focus on a variety of ways to incorporate Anatomage Table musculoskeletal content into your existing Anatomy & Physiology course. With the return of in-person classes, the varied capabilities of the Anatomage Table can be a tremendous benefit to your students.
The presentation will include: how to dissect “live” during class, how to create student-centered activities, and the benefits of including Anatomage Table videos and images in your course slides and handouts.
Dr. Williamson received her B.S. from the University of Virginia and her Master’s and Doctor of Physical Therapy degrees from Shenandoah University. She has a passion for teaching undergraduate Human Anatomy & Physiology and is an Assistant Professor of Biology at the University of Lynchburg. Dr. Williamson has also been a practicing Physical Therapist for 24 years, emphasizing the evaluation and treatment of orthopedic patients. In addition to teaching undergraduate students, she served as an adjunct faculty member for the University of Lynchburg’s Masters of Science in Athletic Training and Doctor of Physical Therapy programs. Her research areas include examining the relationship between the cervical spine and vestibular function and their impact on postural stability and head position sense. When she’s not teaching, she enjoys spending time outdoors with her husband and four daughters.
