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Symposium on Women's Health The Fourth Trimester: Post-Partum & Neonatal Health: October 4 - 5, 2025

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Life-Changing Accident Leads Alexandra Potter to Logan’s Strength & Conditioning Program

For most athletes, a career-ending injury would be crushing. But for Alexandra Potter, MS (’25), it was a blessing in disguise. A native of Red Deer, Alberta, Canada, Alexandra represented Team Canada on the Junior National Gymnastics Team. At 17 years old, she competed in international competitions in places such as New Zealand, South Africa and the United States before a leg injury changed everything. “Honestly, it was one of the best things that could have happened to me,” she said. “It sparked a passion for athletic support—both on and off the field—and set me on the path I’m on

Dr. Jessica Hilton Bridges Clinical Experience & Education in Logan Nutrition Programs

Jessica Hilton, DHPE (’21), RDN, CDN brings a powerful blend of academic expertise and real-world experience to Logan University’s Master of Science in Applied Nutrition and Dietetics (MSAND) and Master of Science in Nutrition and Human Performance (MSNHP) programs. As an assistant professor, Dr. Hilton draws from her extensive background in clinical and community nutrition to inspire the next generation of nutrition professionals. Dr. Hilton earned both her bachelor’s and master’s degrees in nutrition and dietetics from SUNY Oneonta. She began her career as a registered dietitian working in clinical care and home-based community settings, including a Program of All-Inclusive

Treating Athletes and Training the Future: Dr. Leslie Reece

When Leslie Reece, DC, MS (’19), DACBSP became a chiropractor, she knew she wanted to work with athletes. After earning her Doctor of Chiropractic (DC) degree from Cleveland University in 2017, Dr. Reece joined the Logan University team as a Sports Chiropractic Fellow. While gaining hands-on experience in her fellowship, she discovered Logan’s online Master of Science in Sports Science & Rehabilitation (MSSSR) program. Eager to expand her impact on the field, Dr. Reece knew the MSSSR program was the next step in her professional career. “A DC degree teaches you how to be a good chiropractor, but I wanted

Charting a Confident Career Path: How Logan University’s Mentoring Program Supports Future Healthcare Leaders

For undergraduate students exploring careers in science and healthcare, knowing what path to pursue—and how to get there—can be daunting. At Logan University, a faculty-led mentoring program is helping students gain clarity, confidence, and direction through one-on-one guidance from experienced professionals. Designed for students enrolled in Logan’s undergraduate degree programs, the mentoring initiative allows students to select a faculty mentor who aligns with their interests and career goals. Whether students are pursuing pre-chiropractic studies or following the broader biology track, the program creates a space for reflection, exploration, and strategic planning. “Mentoring allows students to build a relationship with faculty,”

Doctoral Student Pursues Dreams in Nutrition Education

Jennifer Kipe, MS (’24) never imagined a job recommendation would lead to pursuing a doctorate in education. But while working towards a master’s degree in Family and Consumer Science (FCS), Jennifer discovered a passion for nutrition and began her journey at Logan University. “We discussed nutrition in a few of my FCS classes, and after graduation, I wanted to learn more,” Jennifer said. “I needed an online program because I was teaching high school, and my research led me to Logan’s Master of Science in Nutrition and Human Performance (MSNHP) program—I immediately fell in love.” The flexibility of the online

Balancing Science, Teaching and Life: Meet Dr. Kristin Ondrak

Kristin Ondrak, MS, Ph.D. has always been drawn to the science of movement. From her early days in a small Pennsylvania town to her current home on the coast of North Carolina, her passion has taken her through research labs, lecture halls and even cross country. With a Bachelor’s degree in Health and Exercise Science from Wake Forest University, a Master’s degree in Kinesiology from Arizona State University, and a PhD in Human Movement Science from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Dr. Ondrak has built an academic foundation rooted in understanding how the body works and how