Andrew S. Cale, MS, PhD

Andrew Cale is an Assistant Professor of Anatomy, Cell Biology, and Physiology at Indiana University School of Medicine, where he teaches human gross anatomy and neuroanatomy to medical, health professional, and graduate students. In addition to his teaching, he performs educational research focusing on anatomy education, metacognition, educator development, and science communication. He received his PhD in Anatomy Education from Indiana University and his MS in Modern Human Anatomy from the University of Colorado.

2023      Cale AS, Hoffman LA, McNulty MA. Promoting metacognition in an allied health anatomy course. Anatomical Sciences Education. 2023 May;16(3):473-85.

2023.    Cale AS, Byram JN, Organ JM, Schmalz NA. “A whole new perspective on how the body fits together”—An evaluation of a cadaver laboratory experience for high school students. Anatomical Sciences Education. 2023 Mar;16(2):291-304.

2022      Sanders KA, Philp JA, Jordan CY, Cale AS, Cunningham CL, Organ JM. Anatomy Nights: An international public engagement event increases audience knowledge of brain anatomy. Plos one. 2022 Jun 9;17(6):e0267550.

2020     Cale AS, Hendrickse A, Lyman M, Royer DF. Integrating a cadaver review session into the existing regional anesthesia training for anesthesiology residents: an initial experience. Medical Science Educator. 2020 Jun;30:695-703.