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Welcome to the Department of Human Physiology

by Christopher Minson, Department Head

On behalf of the faculty and students of the Department of Human Physiology, I would like to welcome you to our website. Our department is home to undergraduate and graduate students who desire strong training in human physiology and anatomy that will prepare them for careers in medicine, allied health professions, and biomedical research. (more…)

Featured News

NEW CURRICULUM HPHY MAJORS!

As part of HPHY’s efforts to provide the best possible undergraduate education, we are rolling-out an exciting new version of the requirements for the Major in Human Physiology. Our brand-new 2012 Student Guide to the Human Physiology Curriculum includes extensive details about the new curriculum. If you have questions about undergraduate studies in human physiology, check out the Student Guide.

Informational Session – New Curriculum

As part of HPHY’s efforts to provide the best possible undergraduate education, we are rolling-out an exciting new version of the requirements for the Major in Human Physiology. You can learn more about the new requirements and your options by attending our Informational Session for HPHY majors, 6-7pm on Thursday, February 23, in PLC 180. We hope you will join us to learn more about the new plan.

ACSMNW Student Bowl

UO WINS!

Several students from the Dept. of Human Physiology represented the UO at this year’s American College of Sports Medicine Northwest Chapter Student Bowl competition. The competition is a jeopardy-style game that tests students’ knowledge of various topics that fall under the sports medicine umbrella. The competition was tough as they competed against 12 other universities from across the Pacific Northwest. The students now have the opportunity to compete against the champions from other regional chapters across the nation at the American college of Sports Medicine …



Give to the Department

Give Online

If you wish to make a donation to the Department of Human Physiology, please complete the on-line form . The form should automatically direct your donation to the Human Physiology general fund. If you have problems with the online giving form, contact the UO Foundation (webmaster@uofoundation.org) or call 541-302-0300.