As the long-standing publisher of Grant's Atlas, edited by UofT's Dr Anne Agur in addition to many other recognizable anatomy resources, Lippincott has graciously sponsored the Welcome Reception Friday evening.

Through this sponsorship, Lippincott and CARE have dedicated this reception to our beloved colleague and exceptional anatomist Dr Anne Agur.  We see this extremely fitting as Anne was the most welcoming person we have had the honor of having as a colleague and friend at the University of Toronto.

The Division of Anatomy at the University of Toronto wishes to honor Dr Anne Agur through their support of this inaugural educational anatomy meeting.

Additionally, we open our doors to our visiting academics, collaborators, technicians, administrators and learners from across Canada to tour our facilities and share in the wonders of Grant's Museum.

Not only is the Anatomical Science Education journal publishing our abstracts, but they have also provided anyone who registered by the deadline, a lovely tote bag as a memento for our inaugural meeting!!

Not just anatomy art...but really the reason we cannot wait to see what light + paper has on hand for us! (couldn't resist the pun)

If puns and humerus (just can't help myself) anatomical art is your vibe...you need to stop by Soap Note Ink for all things essential for the medical and anatomical nerd.

Not only will you see all sorts of stunning anatomical glass creations at her table...but the artist is also as an expert anatomy lab manager and technician you'll likely chat with at a session or two!  You definitely need to Seymour Glass (to be fair this pun is in the name!)