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Nnenna Igwe
College of Health Professions
College of Health Professions
Associate Professor and Anatomist, Cadaver Lab Supervisor
nigwe@andersonuniversity.edu
(864) 231-5587
Vandiver Hall 228
Academic Background
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 anatomical effects of alcoholism on the human brain, the pulmonary complications of diabetes mellitus and variations in human lung morphology etc. Her motivation in life is her passion for God and compassion for people. She lives in Greer, SC with her husband of over 22 years, Dr. Emmanuel Igwe, and their three sons, Emmanuel II, David and Jesse.
AAS, Greenville Technical College
BMBS, Abia State University
Graduate Certificate in Clinical Anatomy Education, Hardin-Simmons University
MPH, George Washington University
MBBS, Abia State University
Fast Facts
I enjoy the warm Christian environment where I am free teach while integrating my faith. AU has also offered me a good opportunity to grow in my career and faith.
One of the areas with the greatest return on investment. There are numerous options in the healthcare industry to keep one employed.
Keynote Speaker at the 2021 International Day of Women and Girls in Science, “It’s a Girl Thing”.
Faculty Mentor, NIH R25 Research
The Christian environment and the students.
Clinical anatomy
Diagnostic medical sonography (Abdomen, Obstetrics and gynecology)
Public health with emphasis on preventive healthcare and global health initiatives