One of the more interesting classes I taught before was the “Science Success Seminar.” This is a class setup for incoming freshmen in the Sciences and we tried to address the typical issues a student would face – sleeping habit, … Continue reading Student Success Seminar
(Updated: 9-12-2016) Below are my references in making this website. The Amazon links are just for your convenience and I don’t receive any compensations. References (In no particular order) Eroschenko, Victor. diFiore’s Atlas of Histology with Functional Correlations. Lippincott Williams … Continue reading References
One of the advantage using a tablet to teach is that even when I am just writing and doodling for my students while explaining concepts, I can keep a copy of it and can refer to it in the future. … Continue reading E-Chalkboard app: Paper
When I was using mostly my laptop to teach, I didn’t realize this as much. Now that I am using a tablet to teach, I realize that the lectern is often missing from classrooms. I have used everything from a … Continue reading Bed Desk as Portable Lectern
(Last updated: 9/09/2016) One of my joys is to tinker with my microscope and to take pictures with it. My current microscope has slowly been upgraded since I combined it from two scopes I bought from UC Davis Bargain Barn … Continue reading Current Microscope Setup
Here are some of my documents (cv, syllabi, etc.) that you may find interesting. Curriculum vitae My Dissertation “Systemic effects of postprandial triglyceride-rich lipoproteins on macrovessels, kidney, and brain” can be found here Biosc-132 (CCC) Human Anatomy Spring 2016 syllabus … Continue reading CV, Syllabi, Slides
I was born in Hong Kong and migrated to United States when I was 16. Before I left, I finished Form 4 at La Salle College. I finished the last two years of my high school education at George Washington … Continue reading Short Bio
