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Memorable Experiences in Taiwan

By Laurie Burke, DC (’82) While visiting Taiwan on the inaugural learning adventure with the American Chiropractic Association’s (ACA) Counsel of Chiropractic Acupuncture, the most memorable events for me were witnessing the culture and lifestyle of the Taiwanese people; seeing the importance and responsibility they place on being part of their own health journey; and observing the value and respect they place on inclusion of Qi gong, meditation, acupuncture and herbal remedies in their overall healing. Another highlight was seeing a wide variety of acupuncture techniques used by highly skilled acupuncturist and, most importantly, their willingness to teach us the

Logan Bachelor Program “Foundation” for Graduate’s PA Goals

When Crystal Dougherty began looking for a bachelor’s degree program, she wanted something flexible, affordable and directly connected to her career goals in healthcare. That search led her to Logan University’s Bachelor of Science in Human Biology (BSHB) program. “I discovered Logan’s BSHB program while researching flexible bachelor’s degree options,” said Crystal. “Logan stood out because of its health sciences focus, fully online format, accelerated eight-week courses, affordable tuition, and strong reputation.” She enrolled in August 2023 and graduated in August 2025. Throughout the program, she balanced the demands of school, full-time work as a licensed surgical assistant, and family

Reconnect, Recharge and Reignite at Logan’s Symposium 2026

Logan University is thrilled to invite chiropractors and health science professionals back to campus for Symposium 2026. Taking place May 1-2, Symposium 2026 offers dynamic learning opportunities, exciting social events, and countless ways to connect with peers and industry leaders. This is Logan’s eleventh year hosting Symposium and the second year hosted on campus. “There’s nothing quite like the energy of being back on campus, surrounded by colleagues who share a passion for learning and service,” said Amber Henry, M.Ed, Ed.S, Ed.D., Logan’s director of continuing education. “Symposium 2026 is more than continuing education – it’s an opportunity to reconnect,

Logan Names Director of Pediatric Clinic

Logan University is proud to announce the appointment of Ashley McCool, DC (’21), MS (’24) as the new director of the Pediatric Clinic at Logan’s Montgomery Health Center. A recent graduate of Logan’s master’s in chiropractic pediatrics program, Dr. McCool brings passion and advanced expertise for pediatric chiropractic care to the clinic. “Chiropractic care for children isn’t just about alignment; it’s about supporting the body’s natural ability to heal and grow,” said Dr. McCool. “Through gentle, compassionate care, we help restore balance, strengthen the nervous system, and build a foundation for lifelong health.” Dr. McCool graduated from Logan’s Doctor of

Guided by Evidence, Shaped by Logan: Dr. Mara Alayón Rullán’s Journey in Chiropractic Fellowship

From the sunshine in Puerto Rico to the Wisconsin winters, and all the St. Louis seasons in between, Mara Alayón Rullán, DC (’25) has carried one goal with her: helping others. Dr. Alayón’s journey in healthcare began while pursuing her bachelor’s degree in environmental microbiology at the Universidad de Puerto Rico en Arecibo. As a member of a neurological association that regularly hosted healthcare professionals from various professions, she was introduced to chiropractic care. “I was really drawn to the hands-on approach of chiropractic,” Dr. Alayón said. “When Logan University hosted an open house to talk about its Doctor of

How Logan University’s Master’s Program Helped Lori Powers Advance in Nursing Informatics

For Lori Powers, BSN, RN, MS (’25) the journey to Logan University’s Master of Science in Health Informatics (MSHI) program began with a strong foundation in nursing. A graduate of Texas Tech University with a bachelor’s degree in nursing, Lori built her career as a registered nurse in both the emergency room and gastroenterology, gaining most of her professional experience in gastroenterology offices and endoscopy centers. In recent years, Lori transitioned into the growing field of clinical informatics. As part of the Clinical Informatics Team at GI Alliance, she provides electronic medical record (EMR) training, manages IT tickets, supports EMR