Connor Grabowski, MS, is a Western New York native with an interest in all things mechanical. He received his Bachelors Degree in Technology Education from Buffalo State College in 2013; gaining formal training in the education and technology fields, that he has had an interest in from a young age. Following the completion of his Bachelors, Connor began taking medical classes and developed an interest in anatomy, and received his Masters in Anatomy, focusing on motion capture work and temporomandibular dysfunction research.
Following the completion of his Masters, teaching, mechanics, IT, and anatomy coalesced into medical simulations, working with groups of medical students, residents of all different specialties, nursing students, PT/OT students, athletic training students, nutrition, speech-language pathology students, and more. Over the years in simulation, he has been dedicated to finding innovative ways to teach medical concepts with all forms of simulated activities.
Outside of the classroom, Connor loves all things natural; ranging from paleontological field work, to tent/disbursed camping, off-road driving, and hiking. He hopes to visit all 64 National Parks.