Cadaver Lab Experience
Medical career students at the College of St. Scholastica have an opportunity that many undergraduate schools do not offer: a cadaver lab. The cadaver lab is run by the anatomy lab professor Luis here at CSS, and he along with several TAs teach students each week on the donor bodies. I am an anatomy TA myself after taking this class last year, and I love it. From my experience, there is nothing that can replace learning the human body system from an actual donor body. Many students are nervous the first few labs with the bodies, but by the end of the year I think they are honored to have the opportunity to learn hands-on and not just from diagrams and models. If anyone is interested in the human body or medical field, the anatomy course at Scholastica can provide an exceptional base for learning the human body.
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