Professor Dr. Elizabeth Whitney

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Dr. Elizabeth Whitney is a Clinical Associate Professor at Boston University's Chobanian & Avedisian School of Medicine, specializing in Anatomy and Neurobiology. She holds a PhD from Boston University School of Medicine, an MS from the MGH Institute of Health Professions, and a BS from Simmons College. Dr. Whitney's research endeavors focus on neuropathology related to autism, utilizing immunohistochemistry and standard histological techniques to investigate the cerebellar organization and neuronal subpopulations. She is significantly involved in formal teaching and student advising across multiple programs including the Goldman School of Dental Medicine and Graduate Medical Sciences. Dr. Whitney has served as a Course Director for Anatomical Science-I and is known for her contributions to curriculum development and innovation in the teaching of gross anatomy. Her commitment to diversity and inclusion is reflected in her active participation in various departmental committees. Over the years, Dr. Whitney has received numerous accolades for her excellence in teaching, including multiple Proctor & Gamble Excellence Teaching awards and the Spencer N. Frankl Award for Excellence in Teaching.

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