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Introducing L4 – Logan Life-Long Learning: Your Gateway to Lifelong Knowledge

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Logan University is proud to expand its commitment to continuing education with the launch of L4 – Logan Life-Long Learning. This platform will provide cutting-edge, convenient, affordable and expert-led continuing education courses in a variety of topics and formats. Offering continuing education at your convenience, L4 allows users to access continuing education courses anytime and anywhere. L4’s courses are high quality and affordable as they are taught by industry experts, thought leaders and seasoned professionals. L4 allows users to learn on their own terms, offering different formats to accommodate learning preferences including hybrid, on-demand, in-person and webinar formats. “We are …

Logan DC Student Believes Teamwork Makes the Difference

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From the time Aubrianna Jones began playing sports, the word “teamwork” resonated with her. But she never expected that mindset to pour into her desire to work in clinical practice. “I’m finding that teamwork makes a difference to patients, especially when they can see the collaboration that comes with it,” she said. “There’s an assurance that patients get when they have a team of doctors all rooting for their success.” Aubrianna is a Trimester 10 Doctor of Chiropractic degree (DC) student and was recently accepted into a competitive four-month multidisciplinary Chiropractic Student Preceptorship Program at the Medical College of Wisconsin …

Logan’s MS-AND Offered Perfect Mix of Clinical, Didactic Learning for Alumna Stephanie Rossler

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Stephanie Rossler, MS, RDN (’21) was always interested in nutrition and helping others optimize their health. Originally from Mobile, Alabama, Stephanie attended the University of Alabama where she graduated in 2012 with a bachelor’s degree in food and nutrition. After graduation, Stephanie moved to Mobile, AL with dietetics on her mind, but decided to begin working in corporate wellness. Stephanie’s time in corporate wellness and nutrition coaching consisted of conducting health screenings and advising on nutrition. “A friend of mine told me about Logan University and mentioned they had a great online dietetics program that included an in-person internship, so …

16th Annual Joseph W Howe Oration in Diagnostic Imaging Recap

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Logan University’s Department of Radiology held the 16th Annual Joseph W. Howe Oration in Diagnostic Imaging in early June. This Oration is hosted and moderated by Norman Kettner, DC, DACBR, FICC, Dean of Research and Emeritus Professor of Logan’s Department of Radiology and is designed to honor the extensive contributions and achievements of radiologist, clinician and mentor Joseph Howe, DC, DACBR to the education, research and practice of chiropractic radiology. Every year, eminent speakers have been selected to deliver the Oration from the fields of radiology, clinical practice, education and research, reflecting the extraordinarily wide scope of intellectual interest and …

2023 Symposium on Women’s Health: Know Before You Go

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The 2023 Symposium on Women’s Health will be here before you know it! Occurring on Logan University’s campus October 21-22, this year’s symposium is guaranteed to be an exciting and education-packed few days. Before you arrive, be sure to review the list below to ensure you are fully prepared. GENERAL INFORMATION: The entire event will take place in the Administration Building (Room 156, A & B) Enter the Administration Building by the Student Center. Follow the directional signs along the road and on campus, showing you where to park and go. Healthy lunches and snacks will be provided each day. …

Stroke Survivor Overcomes Challenges with Help from Chiropractic Care

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Thirteen years ago, 32-time marathoner Jim Indelicato was running errands when he suddenly felt ill. He called his daughter, a nurse, who met him on the side of the road along with an ambulance. After several tests at the hospital, Jim learned he had suffered a brain stem stroke. “I was retired less than a year from the Air National Guard after a 40-year military career, and I was in great shape,” said Jim. “It was a shock when this stroke happened, and I knew I was lucky to be alive.” After two months in the hospital, he was released …