Profile
Dr. Greer is a biological anthropologist and anatomist whose research focuses on the forensic anthropology, the morphology of the human skull, and anatomy education for students of the healthcare professions. His basic science research explores the anatomy of the brain and skull interface using models created from MRI scans. His forensic research projects include 3D digital quantification of tool marks in bone, and demographic characteristics of endocranial anatomy. Dr. Greer's education research focuses on implementation of novel model and teaching techniques.
Academic Information
Assistant Teaching Professor
Research Interests
- Endocranial anatomy
- Medical education
- Surface metrology
Areas of Expertise
- Forensic anthropology
- Human anatomy
- Medical education
Education & Training
Degrees
2022 PhD, University of Missouri
2016 MS, Mercyhurst University
2012 BA, University of Minnesota
Publications
- 2021 Greer, S. and E. Bullion.
Reconstruction of Anatomy and Care Provisioning in a Severe Case of Spondyloepiphyseal Dysplasia.
International Journal of Paleopathology. 34:147-154. - 2021 Shock, L., S. Greer, L. Sheahan, A. Muzaffar, K. Aldridge.
Consistency of Cranial Shape Measures Obtained from Laser Surface and Computer Tomography Imaging.
Journal of Craniofacial Surgery. Nov-Dec 01;32(8):2763-2767.DOI: 10.1097/SCS.0000000000007885