Dr. Gilbert resides in Atlanta, Georgia, and has more than 20 years of educational experience ranging from K-8, undergraduate, and graduate-level teaching. Since she is a teacher at heart, her primary research interests have included employee training and development as well as strategies designed to enhance teacher preparation programs and areas of curriculum and social and emotional strategies for at-risk

Cheryl Maestas joined Logan University in 2010 as a Secretary/Library Assistant at the university library.  In 2018, she expanded her role to become the Administrative Assistant for the Dean of the College of Chiropractic and Dean of Student Affairs; in 2019, transitioning to the Administrative Assistant for the Vice President of Innovation and Research. In April 2023, Cheryl joined the

Dr. Chris Fahs has a background in exercise physiology. He earned his BS in Exercise Science from the University of Scranton. At the University of Illinois in Champaign-Urbana, he completed his MS in Kinesiology in the Exercise and Cardiovascular Research Laboratory. He continued as lab coordinator of the ECRL after completion of his MS working in collaboration with the Illinois

I completed my Bachelor of Science degree in health sciences specializing in public health. I earned a Master of Business Administration/ Healthcare Administration degree, a Doctor of Business Administration/ Project Management degree, and a second doctorate degree in Public Health/ Epidemiology. I am a member of the Golden Key International Honour Society, the National Society for Leadership and Success (Alpha

Dr. Connye Kuratko holds MS and PhD degrees from Texas Tech University with major study in Human Nutrition. She is also a Registered Dietitian with an undergraduate degree in nutrition and dietetics. Her early professional experience included both clinical dietetics and the management of public health programs in Texas. She served eight years as Assistant and Associate Professor of Pathology

Dr. Viehl brings extensive experience in higher education administration, curriculum development, teaching and clinical supervision. His career spans undergraduate and graduate education, including accreditation-aligned program design, faculty development and student success initiatives across both academic and clinical training environments.   Dr. Viehl has led academic units through periods of growth and change, overseeing academic operations, assessment and strategic planning with

Courtney Sumners, MS, PA-C is an Assistant Professor in the Physician Assistant Studies Program at Logan University. With more than a decade of experience in healthcare, she has held a wide range of clinical roles—from phlebotomist to medical scribe—before earning her credentials as a Physician Assistant. She earned her bachelor’s degree in Cell and Molecular Biology from Missouri State University