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From Personal Trainer to Tactical Strength Coach: How Logan University Helped Nathan Gordon Advance His Career

For Nathaniel Gordon, MS (’25), CSCS, CPT, MBA-F, USAWL2, FMSC2, USAPL-CC, fitness has always been a passion and lifelong pursuit. After earning a bachelor’s degree in kinesiology and a Master of Business Administration from Washington State University and working in the industry for nearly a decade, he recognized he needed to strengthen his skills and credentials to advance. That decision led him to Logan University’s Master of Science in Strength & Conditioning (MSSC) program. Before enrolling at Logan, Nathan worked as a personal trainer, strength coach for club sports and fitness director for a large gym chain. After serving in

Healing Across Borders: Dr. Jesse Politowski’s Mission to Transform Chiropractic Care in Vietnam

In April 2024, Jesse Politowski, DC (’13), MS (‘22) packed a portable chiropractic table, two suitcases and boarded a flight to Vietnam. His destination: Thanh Hoa City, a small but growing community three hours south of Hanoi. His mission: to bring modern chiropractic care to a country where the practice is still in its infancy. “I worked in Southeast Asia for six years after graduating from Logan University,” Dr. Politowski said. “But during a trip back to the U.S., the pandemic hit. I always wanted to go back. I love it there, and it’s been my dream to start a

Jamie Merritt Rediscovers Joy of Learning in Logan’s MSNHP Program

For Jamie Merritt, MS (’25), RD, SNS, a career in nutrition wasn’t something she mapped out from day one. It grew naturally from her interests, experiences and a genuine desire to help others. As a sophomore in college, Jamie was still undecided about her future. She knew she loved being active, enjoyed cooking and felt drawn to helping people improve their lives. When her parents suggested she look into nutrition and dietetics, everything clicked. “I immediately fell in love with it,” she said. That led Jamie to earn a Bachelor of Science in Dietetics from Fontbonne University in 2010, followed

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,