TAMU Biomedical Science in Motion (TBSM)
The overall goal of this CETL project is to provide an opportunity to biology students at TAMU to interact with health-related institutions to tackle local community problems in a didactic and experiential manner. This project is, therefore, a community engaged learning project that provides a way for students to identify evidence-based tips/approaches and apply the unique scientific skill set that they have acquired during study of Anatomy and Physiology course to a local community problem with their partner community members. This will benefit both TAMU, students and the community.
Dr. Ahmed Hashash completed his Ph.D. from Manchester University, UK. He was a fellow of the California Institute of Regenerative Medicine and New York University Medical School (MSSM). He worked as a senior biomedical research scientist at Mount Sinai School of Medicine of New York University and was promoted to Assistant Professor of Biomedicine in California. Dr. Hashash joined the University of Edinburgh (UK)-Zhejiang University as Associate Professor of Biomedicine. In August 2022, Prof. Hashash has joined Texas A&M University as Associate Professor of Biomedicine, where he teaches courses on human Anatomy and Physiology.