Students in the College Anatomy & Physiology program at Central regularly visit the DMU facilities right up the street on Grand Avenue. Sometimes they’re in the Evolving Brain Laboratory established by Dr. Muhammad A. Spocter, working on the Canine Brain Project, a program focused on what makes dogs tick and exploring the use of canines in animal-assisted therapy.

Other times, like first thing Thursday morning, they get to dig in at the DMU cadaver lab.

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