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I have a few people I'd like you to meet...


I remember a few years ago a YouTuber friend of mine asked me:

"Have you ever thought about creating courses?"

At the time, I was barely keeping up with creating YouTube videos, working full-time, and being a parent. The idea of creating a whole video-based course about A&P felt like an absolutely gargantuan, impossible task.

He might as well have asked me if I'd ever thought about climbing Mount Everest or visiting the surface of Mars.

Even now, it feels like a massive undertaking.

But luckily, I'm not doing this alone.

I'm creating all the diagrams and slides and teaching all the lessons. I'm making all the content decisions and designing the structure of the course.

But I have an amazing team of people working behind the scenes to build out the other content in the course. And I'd like you to meet them :)

Erlaine

Erlaine creates all the lesson summaries that appear below video lessons in the course.

She's finishing pharmacy school and is also fellow a YouTuber! She teaches pharmacology and related science topics on her channel EKG Science. As she says, "be a sweet neuron and subscribe!"

Elite

Elite is an accomplished journalist who has worked for the Washington Post, but recently joined The Memory Lab after deciding to go back to school to become a nurse (and subsequently aced A&P 1&2). She's creating the A&P 2 flashcards and many of the drag & drop labeling activities for the course.

Raven

Raven is a physician assistant who loves science, anatomy, and physiology. During college & PA school, he worked as a science tutor, so he has plenty of experience helping students learn. He's been creating the practice questions and quizzes that accompany each lesson.

Danielle

Danielle is a former teach of 15 years who now works as an Academic Success Coach. Danielle and I have long collaborated to create A&P resources, and if you've used any of my comprehensive organ system guides that are included in Memory Lab, you have her to thank for those. You can find more of her work on her website.

All that to say, you're in great hands.

Every single person on the team cares about A&P, teaching well, and helping students succeed as much as I do. No coincidence there. I didn't just hire the first people I found; I looked for people who actually understood this material and cared about getting it right, because I wanted every part of this course, not just the videos, to meet the same bar.

So when I say I built this course, that's true. Every lesson, every diagram, every teaching decision came from me. But I get to build it with people who elevate it far beyond what I could've made on my own in the time I have.

I hope this helps you see just how much has gone into making this course something genuinely worth your time.

👉🏼 Learn more and enroll here​

If you're still deciding, here's my promise: if you join and it's not helping, tell me within 30 days and I'll refund you, no questions asked. But doors close on Monday, August 17, so you just have three days to decide.

And as always, if you have any questions at all, just reply!

-Justin

P.S. Oh! I almost forget to mention Tory and Mortimer! They are also important members of the team :)

Siebert Science

I teach students how to be expert learners so they can excel in their anatomy & physiology courses. Millions of students around the world have learned anatomy & physiology through my YouTube videos and study guides. Subscribe to learn how to maximize your study time and access A&P resources that will help you get an A on that next exam!

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