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It is specifically focused on preparing students for future study of these topics in health-related professional schools. As such, it is a challenging course, but if you successfully complete it you will have a definite advantage in your future training. This course is two semesters long. The first semester focuses on the skeletal, muscular, and nervous systems and is organized regionally. This course contains a lecture and a required laboratory, which will feature dissections as well as physiological experiments.  \nLearning Outcomes:  \n• Identify structural components of the human body  \n• Understand physiological processes and functions  \n• Integrate anatomical and physiological knowledge of organs and organ systems  \n• Use critical thinking to solve clinical cases using basic concepts of anatomy and physiology  \nInstructors:  \nDr. Sara H. Burch (she/her), ISC 358, [burch@geneseo.edu](burch@geneseo.edu) (lectures, lab section 3)  \nMr. Joshua Baecker (he/him), ISC 351, [baecker@geneseo.edu](baecker@geneseo.edu) (lab sections 2, 6, 7)  \nDr. Sam Newberry (he/him), ISC 353, [snewberry@geneseo.edu](snewberry@geneseo.edu), (lab section 4, 5)  \nSupplemental Instructor:  \nKevin Wu (he/him), [kw20@geneseo.edu](kw20@geneseo.edu)  \n[O](O)ffi[ce](ce) Hours:  \nBurch: Monday 3:30–4:30pm and Friday 9–11am, or by appointment.  \nBaecker: Monday 11am–12pm, Tuesday 12:30–1:30pm, and Wednesday 11:30–12:30pm  \nNewberry: Monday 10:30am–12:30pm and Thursday 2:00pm–3:30pm  \nRequired Textbooks:  \n• Anatomy & Physiology: An Integrative Approach, 4th Edition by McKinley, O’Loughlin, & Bidle (2021), McGraw-Hill Connect Edition. (see note below)  \n• A Photographic Atlas for Anatomy & Physiology by Hebert, Heisler, Krabbenhoft, Malakhova,& Chinn (2015), Pearson. ISBN 9780321869258  \nAdditional Supplies: Some tool for drawing and coloring lab worksheets will be required. Colored pencils are recommended.  \nNOTE: The university bookstore is only selling the Atlas required for lab. You will have to purchase an access code for the Connect edition of the main textbook, or you can purchase access directly through the course site (recommended) . The online Connect (ebook) version of  \nthe textbook is required for weekly homeworks that will be assigned through that system. If you would like a hard copy, you can purchase or rent a loose-leaf copy through Connect. [https://connect.mheducation.com/class/burch-fall-2024](https://connect.mheducation.com/class/burch-fall-2024)  \n[Lecture Notes and Lab Handouts:](Lecture Notes and Lab Handouts:)  \nPowerpoint slides from the lectures will be placed on the course website 24 hours prior to class time. Handouts for labs will be placed on the course website at least 24 hours prior to the first lab day. 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