Edward Franklin

Professor

Office:Schuyler 110C
Head-and-shoulders portrait of Dr. Franklin with a mustache, wearing a light gray sweater vest over a white shirt and red patterned tie, standing outdoors with green trees softly blurred in the background.

Teaching

I enjoy the live theater atmosphere of being in the classroom with my students. The hallmark of a great lecture and lab is the two way communication and discussion that takes place as we explore the material together. Learning should be, and can be, fun!

I present the Principles of Anatomy & Physiology (BIOL-1210 & 1220) for the SUNY CCC Nursing program, the majors level presentation of Human Anatomy & Physiology (BIOL-2020 and 2030) for the doctorate and allied health professions, and the Biological Anthrophony class (ANTH-2000).

I advise my students to constantly strive for excellence to master the material that we are studying. These are the tools in their toolbox that they will use every day, and what they will need to know to acquire more skills and knowledge as their education continues. My classes require a lot of productive work, but it is very rewarding once we master Anatomy & Physiology together. I grew up in East Corning back when it was considered being out in the "sticks."

Institution Major Emphasis Degree
Palmer College of Chiropractic
Chiropractic D.C.
University at Buffalo Biology B.A.
SUNY Corning Community College Liberal Arts and Sciences A.S.