Maggie Toigo, Author at Logan University

Spring 2021 Virtual Career Fair

Posted on March 11, 2021 in Resources in Students

Logan University is excited to partner with Handshake to host our Spring ’21 Virtual Career Fair, which will take place on Thursday, March 18th from 4-7 p.m. In this online only event, students and alumni will engage with employers in a variety of formats, including: Video, audio, and chat communication Group meetings (with up to fifty of your classmates) 1:1 meetings scheduled in advance or after a group session Sharing CV and application materials with employers ahead of time Employers actively recruiting for interns, preceptors or full-time paid positions directly related to College of Chiropractic or College of Health Sciences …

March 2021 Postgraduate Programs

Posted on March 8, 2021 in Alumni in Resources

Committed to our graduates’ ongoing development, Logan University’s Postgraduate Department offers a variety of engaging, affordable and applicable continuing education programs. Please see below for upcoming programs in March 2021. For more information or to register, visit www.logan.edu/post-grad or contact the Postgraduate Department at postgrad@logan.edu or 800-842-3234. On-Campus Advanced Acupuncture Certification – Session #3 Aetiology, Pathogenesis, and TCM Diagnostic Methods March 20-21 Instructor: Mary Jennings, DC, Dipl.Ac, LAc *Note: Attendees must be certified in Acupuncture in order to attend the Advanced Program. *Note: This course meets monthly through September 2021. 100 Hour Basic Acupuncture Certification Course – Session #6 Adjunctive …

New Tracks and Career Opportunities with MS in Health Informatics

Posted on February 22, 2021 in Careers in College of Health Sciences

Melissa Warren, assistant director of strategic performance at Logan University, never thought she would pursue a master’s degree after earning her undergraduate degree in data analytics. When she heard that Logan added a specialized track in data analytics to its Master of Science in Health Informatics program, however, Melissa knew it was the right choice for her. “I work in the health care education industry, so I need to understand the ins and outs of health informatics and data analytics to be successful,” Melissa said. The Master of Science in Health Informatics (MSHI) is an interdisciplinary, comprehensive graduate degree program …

Dr. Haun Earns ACA Academician of the Year Award

Posted on February 16, 2021 in College of Chiropractic in General in Leaders Made

For Daniel Haun, DC (’04), DACBR, earning American Chiropractic Association’s 2021 Academician of the Year Award was something he never saw coming. But even days after receiving the news, he is still surprised. “I remember getting the message from the ACA and I thought they were calling about something to do with giving a lecture,” he said. “But when they said I was the recipient, I was floored. I don’t think it’s sunk in fully. It is quite an honor just to be considered.” Dr. Haun started in academia at Logan in 2009, after earning his Doctor of Chiropractic and …

#LeadersMade: Sydney Brangenberg

Posted on February 11, 2021 in Leaders Made in Students

Sydney Brangenberg, Logan DC student, always knew she wanted to practice chiropractic internationally after graduation. “I love how chiropractors are able to provide ways of maintaining wellness without pharmaceuticals, and it’s exciting to think that I can travel to another country and share my knowledge and care in a region where there aren’t many practitioners,” she said. Taking this passion to Logan, Sydney joined the University’s chapter of the World Congress of Chiropractic Students (WCCS). In 2020, she became the Americas West Coordinator for the international organization. “Holding a leadership position allows me to teach people around the world and …

Commitment to Helping Others Inspires Servicemember to Pursue Chiropractic

Posted on February 5, 2021February 5, 2021 in College of Chiropractic in Students

Howard Bobo, DC student, realized his life’s calling at a young age after the loss of a loved one. “My mom passed away when I entered high school,” Howard said. “A lot of people were there to help me get through it, and as a result, my family grew from it. That sparked my desire to help and serve others. To me, joining the military was the best way to do that.” During his freshman year at Arkansas State University, Howard met with an Army Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) recruiter. After learning more about the program, which prepares college …