Human Physiology/Human physiology authors

Authors

 * 1) Kevin Young, U.S. Citizen and resident thereof. I was teaching pre-nursing students of Provo College through distance education technology, while working at the Utah State University Brigham City campus (From 2010-2020 I taught at Snow College, Arizona Western College, and Sul Ross State University, then returned to USU Brigham City). This textbook was created as a class project. I created the chapter pages, but the students are the primary authors (hopefully some of them will list themselves here). The fall 2006 class created the initial structure and content, while the spring 2007 students went through each chapter making improvements. Starting spring 2021, USU students will make contributions to this book.
 * 2) Nursing student, Provo College Stephanie Greenwood 18:13, 30 April 2007 (UTC)
 * 3) Nursing Student, Provo College Danette Seyffert 16:07, 1 May 2007 (UTC)
 * 4) Dr.Elvis Ali, Board Certified Licensed Naturopath and Licensed Acupuncturist.  Staff member of CCNM. August 29th, 2016.

Hopefully this project expands far beyond our classroom. If you wish to be listed specifically as a contributing author, then please include your name above this paragraph. We also thank all those who wrote Wikipedia articles that we borrowed from extensively, and all anonymous contributors.

Content and Contributions
Don P. Demyers, Ph.D

To the best of our knowledge, this is the world's first and only open content human physiology textbook. Not only will this be the most affordable introductory physiology textbook available, but we anticipate that it will become the best one available. We will focus all our efforts for two months on providing valuable content and organizing and explaining information clearly. We anticipate the book becoming increasingly better as worldwide awareness and participation spread.

The original text of this work, and the home of the project, can be found at:
 * Wikibooks: Human Physiology
 * http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Human_Physiology

Notes on the preferred style and formatting of each page can be at:
 * Wikibooks: Human Physiology/Formatting
 * http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Human_Physiology/Formatting

License
All content contained herein is available under the GNU free documentation license. You can copy it, print it, sell it, and create derivative works from it, in accordance with that license.

This book links to several outside sources, and these links are designed to be illustrative learning tools. Links to outside content do not represent an endorsement of that content. Any of the content not found under the Wikimedia site and subsites is not guaranteed to be under the GDFL; they are most likely not.