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Virginia College Students Visit Bodies Exhibit In Atlanta
July 1st, 2011 Virginia College none Comments

According to the news – School of Business & Health students from Virginia College had the chance to attend the Atlanta exhibit “Bodies…the Exhibition.” They saw the muscles and organs of the body.
Members of the MA Club and Medical Assistant students raise money by putting on bake sales for several weeks on campus so that they can attend the exhibit.

The Bodies exhibit offers an intimate and informative view into the human body. It includes Reproductive System and Fetal Development, Treated Body, Skeletal, Muscular System, Nervous, Respiratory, Digestive, Urinary, Circulatory. You can see the exhibit at the Premier Exhibit Center in Atlantic Station.

According to Teacher Loretta Roll, The Bodies exhibit shows more to my students than I could ever explain in the classroom. It is an invaluable experience for them to see what we can only discuss on campus. There are 24 students and 3 teachers who attended the exhibit.