Category Archives: public education

Dinosaurs and Cavemen is a Success!

Posted on March 24, 2013 by Casey

Greetings, I wanted to take this space to report on a fairly successful event were were able to pull of at Rock Bridge High School. As described previously, members of the Department of Pathology and Anatomical Sciences and the Department … Continue reading →

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Dinosaurs & Cavemen Public Event

Posted on February 26, 2013 by Casey

Saturday March 9th, a brigade of University of Missouri undergraduates, graduate students, and faculty will be at the local high school planetarium to provide an afternoon of discovery and excitement open to the general public. Come by, bring your families, … Continue reading →

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Lung Anatomy High School Workshop

Posted on September 1, 2011 by Casey

The lab held it’s second high school workshop several weeks ago, the first being our Inside Alligators workshop. I just got the CD of pictures, so its share time. Again we partnered with the Howard Hughes Medical Institute’s (HHMI) Maps … Continue reading →

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The Internet is for Alligators-new educational and research resource

Posted on April 18, 2011 by Casey

As I’ve discussed previously, 3D models of morphological data are becoming commonplace and natural forms of disseminating data on the web. Today, we are proud to present a new online web resource: the 3D Alligator.  The Holliday Lab and WitmerLab … Continue reading →

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Inside Alligators-anatomy and public outreach

Posted on April 6, 2011 by Casey

This past February 12, the Holliday Lab participated in a fairly substantial day of activities. First, strike that…First, to prepare for the 12th, Henry Tsai and I beat a blizzard home by 15min (really!-a drive of legend) with a truck … Continue reading →

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