Overview
Lisa Garcia is an associate educator in the College of Health Professions. She has been with the College as a full-time, graduate faculty member since 2011 and currently oversees the Cadaver Lab located within the Scientific Foundations Division.
Professor Garcia graduated from Newman University in 2008 with a Bachelor's degree in biology before continuing onto Creighton University, finishing her Master's degree in Clinical Anatomy in 2010. She is currently pursuing a Doctor of Education degree at Wichita State in Educational Leadership with a focus on Educational Psychology.
Her teaching focus is on the upper-level undergraduate and graduate anatomy courses. She is also involved with providing frequent lab tours to area high schools, tech programs, and community colleges.
Information
- Anatomy
- Clinical (Applied) Anatomy
- Anatomical Education
- Educational Technology
- HS315 - Head & Neck Anatomy (2 hr, Spring) - for Dental Hygiene students
- HS 600 - Advanced Clinical Anatomy (5 hr, both Fall & Spring)
- HS 700 - Gross Anatomy (6, Fall) - requires interview
- PT 725 - Anatomy for PT (6, Fall) - for Physical Therapy students
- PA 789 & PA 789L - Clinical Anatomy (6, Summer) - for Physician Assistant students
- Newman University - Spirit of Acuto Alumni Award (2023)
- Tri-Alpha Honor Society (2021)
- Alpha Eta (2018)
- Non-tenure promotion (2018)
- WSU Teaching & Learning in Health Professions Scholarship (2013)
- WSU iPad Innovation Grant (2012)
- Newman University - Sister Claudine Axman Award in Biology (2008)
- First Generation Coordinating Council - CHP Representative
- TriAlpha Honor Society - Faculty Mentor
- Editorial Service for Journals: American Association for Anatomy, American Association of Clinical Anatomists
- Anatomy lab tours