C.A.D.A.V.E.R.S.
COAHEC Anatomy and Discourse on Arts, Values, Ethics, and Respect in Science (C.A.D.A.V.E.R.S.)
CADAVERS is a Colorado Area Health Education Center (COAHEC) outreach program that provides opportunities for high school students to experience anatomy in a medical university setting with lecture and gross anatomy labs with a focus on reaching underrepresented and underprivileged students from all Colorado regions interested in health sciences and healthcare education.
This four-hour program at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus (CU AMC) in Aurora, Colorado will offer students the opportunity to:
- Discover the connections between medicine, history, and the arts,
- Study the human entity from a cell to organ to system to body (HS-S.2-GLE1),
- Be exposed to the ethical and respectful use of a human body in learning and education,
- Use state of the art anatomical structures and technology available at CU AMC,
- Explore the human body from a microscopic to a macroscopic level, and (HS-S.2-GLE2),
- Understand the ethics behind anatomical education.
Elements of this program can satisfy the noted Colorado Academic Standards for Science
The following dates are available to reserve for your session. More sessions will be added for the upcoming Spring Semester.
Funding for Title I schools is available
Teachers and administrators, please submit the interest form below.
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ALL sessions have been booked for Fall 2023 We will update the dates for the Spring sessions in December |