Dr. Anna E. Ross's Home Page at CBU

	*Welcome to the Home Page of* *Dr. Anna E. Ross* *Professor of Biology* Christian Brothers University 650 East Parkway South Memphis, TN 38104
	Office AH 111 (901) 321-3436 email: aross@cbu.edu \|CBU Biology\| \|CBU Bio Dept News & Events\|	Ross's Galapagos Photos

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Dr. Ross's Fall Semester Courses 2009

*BIOL 211 and 211L: Vertebrate Embryology* Fall 2009
	*Embryology Course Web Page. Check the course page often to see current course announcements* (such as quiz coverage, etc.), links to Web resources (including photos of lab slide material), links to photos of human embryos, the current course syllabus, etc. Enrolled students can view lecture slides and check their quiz and exam scores using Moodle. Lecture slides, tutorials, photomicrographs and illustrations for lab, and other Embryology course materials are available to CBU students [restricted to CBU] on the shared directory \\facstaff\biology. Biol 211 and 211L Course Syllabus 2009 (MSWord document) Embryology Course Syllabus (departmental syllabus) Embryology Sites.Anatomy Sites.

*BIOL 217 and 217L: Human Anatomy & Physiology I* Fall 2009
Knee anatomy from A.D.A.M.	*A&P I Course Web Page. The course web page now includes details about the NEW text and lan manual for Fall 2009. Future updates will include each week's lab and helpful links for lab and lecture. Enrolled students can view lecture slides and check their quiz and exam scores using Moodle. Lecture slides, tutorials, photomicrographs, human anatomy illustrations, and other Biol 217 course materials are available to CBU students* [restricted to CBU] on the shared directory \\facstaff\biology. Biol 217 and 217L Course Syllabus 2008 (MSWord document) Biol 217 and 217L Course Syllabus (departmental syllabus)
	A&P Sites	Neuroanatomy Sites	Histology Sites

			*Fall 2009 Study Lab Schedule for Room AH 107*
			Study Lab Schedule for Room AH 107.	Dr. Ross's office hours & schedule: Fall 2009. *Office: AH 111*

	*Some of the CBU Biology Web Pages by Dr. Ross*
	Faculty Assembly	CBU Biology Majors' Essentials:
		CBU Biology Photos Pages Index
	Biol Faculty Award & Dominic Dunn Award	Beta Beta Beta Page & Photos Index
		CBU Biology Courses: Catalog Descriptions
	Faculty/Staff Talent Show April 2009	CBU Biology Course Syllabi
	Graduation 2008	CBU Biology Degrees (links to Checksheets)
	Reception for Accepted Students April 2009	CBU Biology Careers Information
	BBB Induction February 2009	Biol Student Research Publications
	MHIRT Projects Symposium Sept. 2008	CBU Biology Student Survival Tips
	Charity Volleyball 2008
	TAS April 2009 (at Rhodes)	CBU Biology Department
	Haiti Medical Missions of Memphis	CBU Biology News & Events

	*CBU Biology Student Survival Tips* How to be a student Everything you wanted to know about being a successful student How to study math and science Reading in the sciences
*Using “Learning Style” Information to Become a Successful Student* “It's fine and appropriate to work within your strength the FIRST time you encounter difficult material, but if you want to LEARN it you should reinforce your original studies by using strategies that are normally part of your 'weakness.' Hence, in the end, your weakness will no longer BE a weakness, and you will have struggled with the information enough that you will KNOW it.” -- Dr. T. Dehne, Oct. 2002
People need to have things trumpeted into their ears several times and from all directions. The first sound pricks up the ear, the second shakes it, and with the third, it goes in. Source: Laennec, René-Théophile-Hyacinthe. Letter to his cousin Meriadec, June 8, 1821 [As cited in Duffin J, To See with a Better Eye, p. 240 (q.v.)].
"Your zeal for the pupils under your guidance would be very imperfect if you expressed it only in words. It will become perfect only if you practice yourself what you are teaching them. Your example makes a much greater impression on minds and hearts than words do. Students are led more readily to do what they see done for them than to carry out what they hear told them, particularly when the words they hear are not in harmony with the actions they see."John Baptist de La Salle: The Educator and Visionary

Links to Entertaining & Useful Web Sites

Go to Dr. Ross's Links Page.

Birdwatching and Ornithology.

Pet cat.

Gardening.

Nervous Sys.

General References.

Histology sites.

Cool Biology sites.

Careers

Biology References.

An M.D. reviews episodes
of TV's "House"

"A Demonstration of
Digital Biology Course Materials that Help Students Learn"
17 Aug. 2000 President's WorkshopTeaching Conference
[Restricted to CBU domain]
Digital Biology Course Materials

"Multimedia Tools
in the Biology Classroom"
Here is Dr. Ross's presentation to CBU's President's Circle 11 September 1997
[Restricted to CBU domain]
Multimedia Tools in the Biology Classroom.

Dr. Ross's Spring Courses

BIOL 212 and BIOL 212L: Comparative Vertebrate Anatomy Spring 2010

Comp. Anat.
& Evolution Sites.

Comparative Anatomy Course Web Page

Go to the Course Page for the current course syllabus, and links to web resources organized by lab and lecture topic. Additional links are included in the lecture slides and information on Lecture Exam format and coverage is at the end of each set of lecture slides. Enrolled students can check their quiz and exam scores using WebCT6.
Syllabus for Spring 2009 Comparative Anatomy lecture & lab course. MSWord document.
Lecture slides, tutorials, photos and illustrations for lab, and other Comparative Anatomy course materials are available to CBU students [restricted to CBU] on the shared directory \\facstaff\biology.
Comparative Anatomy Course Syllabus (departmental syllabus)

*BIOL 218 and 218L: Human Anatomy & Physiology II* Spring 2010
	*Bio 218 Course Web Page* Lecture slides, tutorials, photomicrographs, human anatomy illustrations, and other Biol 218 course materials are available to CBU students [restricted to CBU] on the shared directory \\facstaff\biology. Enrolled students can check their quiz and exam scores using WebCT6. Syllabus for Spring 2009 A&P II lecture & lab course. MSWord document
	Biol 218 Syllabus (departmental syllabus)	Links to A&P Sites

Dr. Ross's Alternate Year Spring Semester Courses:

*BIOL 381: Animal Behavior* Next offered Spring 2010
Animal Behavior Sites Animal Behavior Careers	*Bio 381 Course Web Page* Lecture slides, movie clips, illustrations, and other Animal Behavior course materials are available to CBU students [restricted to CBU] on the shared directory \\facstaff\biology. Enrolled students can check their report and exam scores using Moodle. Spring 2008 Animal Behavior Syllabus (Microsoft Word file). Animal Behavior Course Syllabus (departmental syllabus)

BIOL 414 and 414L: Animal Histology Next offered Spring 2011

Histology Sites

Histology Course Web Page

Go to the Course Page for links, Q&A on each course Unit, and the course syllabus. The PowerPoint slides [restricted to CBU] include more hyperlinks to web resources. Enrolled students can check their exam scores using Moodle.
Lecture slides, tutorials, photomicrographs for lab, and other Histology course materials are available to CBU students [restricted to CBU] on the shared directory \\facstaff\biology.
Syllabus for Spring 2009 Histology lecture & lab course. MSWord documant.
Histology Course Syllabus (departmental syllabus)

Professional and Personal Information: Dr. Ross's Curriculum Vitae	In 1968 I was a serious High School senior :-)	In 1970 I was a serious college student :-)
*Pictures of my pet cat!* Betsy was adopted from the House of Mews on 2 Jan 2003. Free Screen Cleaning	Betsy is an affectionate lap cat.
		Ginny (1995-2002) was a pampered indoor pet. She received excellent veterinary care and lots of TLC. She had chronic renal failure, but was playful and cuddly to the end.

email: aross@cbu.edu