Department of Clinical Laboratory Sciences Archives


CURRENT STUDENTS	PARENTS
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION	FACULTY & STAFF
ACCREDITATIONS & AFFILIATIONS	GRADUATE WRITING HUB
Policies, Procedures, and Expectations for Students	Preferred Partnership Program
State Authorization and Disclosures	Tuition & Fees
University Center of Greenville


CURRENT STUDENTS	PARENTS
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION	FACULTY & STAFF
ACCREDITATIONS & AFFILIATIONS	GRADUATE WRITING HUB
Policies, Procedures, and Expectations for Students	Preferred Partnership Program
State Authorization and Disclosures	Tuition & Fees
University Center of Greenville

Donald M. Peace Jr.

Dr. Donald M. Peace is Dean of the College of Health Professions and Professor at Anderson University, where he leads five schools encompassing allied health, human performance, nursing, physical therapy,

Julie Bostick

Julie Bostick serves as the Chair for the School of Clinical Laboratory Sciences and is the Program Director for the Pathologists’ Assistant Program. She received her masters degree from Duke

Nnenna Igwe

Dr. Nnenna Igwe, an associate professor of Anatomy and Physiology, is the anatomist and supervisor of the cadaver lab at AU. A physician turned professor whose research interests range from

Hannah Reilly

Hannah Reilly, MS, MLS PA (ASCP) is an Assistant Professor and Educational Clinical Coordinator at Anderson University in Upstate SC, where she teaches microbiology, general pathology, surgical techniques, and autopsy.

Amy Nelson

Amy Nelson has been a Physician Associate for twenty-five years. She moved into the world of academia in 2022. She teaches the didactic science courses for the pathologists’ assistant graduate

Pathologists’ Assistant Update: First Cohort Gets White Coats

There are few Pathologists’ Assistant programs across the nation and only one in South Carolina—at Anderson University. On August 11, the Pathologists’ Assistant program of the Anderson University College of

Master of Medical Science (MMS), Pathologists’ Assistant Studies

Pathologists’ Assistant Program, First in State, Now a Reality

The Pathologists’ Assistant program in the Anderson University College of Health Professions, the first such program in the state and one of few in North America, is now a

Master of Medical Science In Pathologists’ Assistant (MMSPA) Degree First in State

In response to a growing need across the region’s healthcare communities, the Anderson University College of Health Professions has begun a new master’s program to prepare pathologists’ assistants. The

Students Can Earn a Master of Medical Science to Become a Pathologists’ Assistant

Anderson University announced that it is adding a new Master of Medical Science in Pathologists’ Assistant program enrolling for the fall 2022 semester. A Pathologists’ Assistant is an allied health

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