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Anatomy field trips
We provide the opportunity for students to visit our lab space to learn about human anatomy. We can create a field trip program tailored to your specific educational needs.
If you’d like a tour of all the systems of the body to get your students interested in human anatomy, we can create a show-and-tell field trip where students can engage in plastinates and prosected tissue of various organs, bones, and ligaments. This is perfect to get them excited about learning how their bodies work or to introduce them to future careers in healthcare.
Our anatomists have a plethora of knowledge about human anatomy and can communicate anatomical information to various levels of students. Field trips usually last 3-4 hours and can accommodate up to 30 students per session.
On site Anatomy education
Bring the gold standard of anatomical study to your students!
Our anatomists guide students through interactive sessions with our extensive plastinate and wet specimen collections that demonstrate anatomical variation, pathologies, and relationships between structures.
1 hour to 90 minutes per 30 students to fit your school’s class blocks, with as many as 150-180 students seen per day.
Program can be customized to fit curriculum, time constraints, and group size.
Discovering Anatomy Series
In our Discovering Anatomy Series we will review the basic anatomical structures of the various systems and talk about the physiology of how things work. This program is designed for students age 6-18 who love hands on learning. Ideal for homeschool students or students that are very interested in life sciences.
Participants will be guided through a short lecture on the system of the day then dissect animal tissue to gain a more thorough understanding of the structures of the in our bodies by our resident anatomist!
We will also look at human specimens from our plastinate and wet lab collections that correspond to the topic we are studying.
Students can sign up for the whole series or just one event. Parents are welcome to sign up as well.
Be on the look out for upcoming dates in early 2026!
All animal specimens are by products of the meat industry. By learning from them we can honor their lives.
