Adventures In Medicine & Science (AIMS) Program of Saint Louis University

a CILC Content Provider

Adventures In Medicine & Science (AIMS) delivers interactive programs in health and anatomy education to students, utilizing human specimens to provide a unique look at the human body. AIMS is an outreach program of the Saint Louis University School of Medicine.

2022-2023

2021-2022

Honorable Mention

2020-2021

2019-2020

2018-2019

2017-2018

2016-2017

2015-2016

2014-2015

2013-2014

2012-2013

2011-2012

2010-2011

2009-2010

2008-2009

Programs by Adventures In Medicine & Science (AIMS) Program of Saint Louis University

Adventures In Medicine & Science (AIMS)

Discounted fee of $195.00 for any AIMS Distance Learning Program completed on or before November 26, 2015.

Anatomy of the Human Brain (Pre-Thanksgiving Rate Available)

A discussion of the human nervous system presented by a physician, medical student or anatomy specialist from Saint Louis University using human cadaver specimens to demonstrate nervous system anatomy and physiology. Pathological specimens will be...

Anatomy of the Human Eye/ Pig Eye Dissection (Pre-Thanksgiving Rate Available)

This is a guided pig eye dissection for students presented by a physician, medical student or anatomy specialist from Saint Louis University. Students observe and dissect in pairs as they compare the pig eye to the human eye. The primary focus is...

Anatomy of the Human Heart (Pre-Thanksgiving Rate Available)

This AIMS videoconference is a demonstration of a variety of human hearts tailored to meet the needs and educational level of the students. Cardiovascular anatomy and physiology are taught by a physician, medical student or anatomy specialist from...

Forensic Autopsy (Pre-Thanksgiving Rate Available)

Students participate in an interactive videoconference autopsy (with human cadaver demonstration) with a presenter from Saint Louis University. The presenter will discuss the procedures of a forensic autopsy, during which the principles of...

General Cadaver Demonstration (Pre-Thanksgiving Rate Available)

High school students will participate in this interactive human cadaver demonstration. During this one hour AIMS program, participating students will be exposed to the physiology and anatomic relationships of the major organ systems of the body...

Pig Heart Dissection (Pre-Thanksgiving Rate Available)

This is a guided pig heart dissection for students presented by a physician, medical or graduate student from Saint Louis University. Students observe and dissect in pairs at their schools. In this activity, students with become more familiar with...

Sheep Brain Dissection (Pre-Thanksgiving Rate Available)

A guided sheep brain dissection for middle and high school students presented by a physician, medical, or graduate student from Saint Louis University. In this interactive program, students observe technique and dissect a specimen in pairs as they...

Sports Medicine Cadaver Demo (Pre-Thanksgiving Rate Available)

Students will participate in an interactive human cadaver demonstration that will outline the most common sports injuries of the shoulder, elbow, knee and ankle. Basic principles of injury management will also be discussed by the Saint Louis...

Type of Organization

Education: University/College

Contact

Ray Vollmer vollmerr@slu.edu
3839 Lindell Blvd.
St. Louis MO 63108
3149777377
United States

https://www.slu.edu/medicine/clinics-community/aims/distance-learning.php

Primary Disciplines

The programs of Adventures In Medicine & Science (AIMS) Program of Saint Louis University cover:

Career Education
Family & Consumer Science
Health/Physical Education
Problem Solving
Sciences

Awards, Quotes, Testimonials

"I have been bombarded with excited comments about your video session. The kids thought it was a fantastic experience and highly recommended that we schedule you for several sessions next school year. I agree! Thank you again...it was great to give the students the opportunity to meet you and hear your presentation."

"Thanks for a great job today. The kids were really impressed and enjoyed the experience. Afterards, many of them commented on how the insides aren't really as neat as they are depicted in textbooks and some said there were many similarities to deer they have 'autopsied'. I thought you did a very good job of adapting to include forensic information."