Dr. Amy Way

Education

• PhD in Physiology from Penn State University

Courses Developed

• HLTH 108 (Medical Terminology for Health Professions)
• HLTH 225 (Comparative Healthcare)
• HLTH 498 (Health Science Seminar)

Programs Developed

• Applied Health Studies Track in Health Science
• International Service-Learning Program to Jamaica

Professional Publications

Way A, Bell J. Opportunities for collaboration, education and research: combining international service learning and research in the health sciences. Proceedings of the 2017 STEAM Education (Science, Technology, Education, Art and Math) Conference. https://huichawaii.org/2017-steam-education-science-technology-education-arts-and-math/

Hershey R, Way A. A preliminary understanding of healthcare needs in rural Jamaica. Keystone Journal of Undergraduate Research 4(1): 16-21 (2017). https://www.ship.edu/globalassets/keystone-journal/2016-04-hershey.pdf

George L, Way A. Experiencing rural Morocco through healthcare. Undergraduate Research Journal for the Human Sciences Volume 15. http://www.kon.org/urc/v15/george.html (2017).

Brehe J, Way AL. An endocrinology laboratory exercise demonstrating the effect of confinement stress on the immune system of mice. Advances in Physiology Education 32(2): 157-160 (2008).

Professional Presentations

2018: Human Anatomy and Physiology Society: “Small group classes in rural Jamaica: Lessons from a microbusiness”

2014: Human Anatomy and Physiology Society: “Those who can do: Teach! Recruiting the Next Generation of A&P Educators”

2012 Society for the Study of Reproduction: “Combining international service learning and reproductive biology: reproductive education to underserved populations”

2009 Society for the Study of Reproduction: “Using Quantum Dots and Flow Cytometry in an Attempt to Identify Adrenergic Receptors on Bovine Sperm”

2008 Society for the Study of Reproduction: “Evaluation of in vitro bovine sperm binding and fertilization after incubation with ouabain”

2008 Society for the Study of Reproduction: “A day devoted to the celebration of scholarship highlights student research”

Community/Professional Service

• Human Anatomy & Physiology Grants and Scholarship Committee
• DuBois Central Catholic School Board