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A Human Biology Degree with Real-World Impact

Posted on March 18, 2026 in Alumni in Bachelor of Science in Human Biology in College of Health Sciences in Healthcare

Barry Gardner spends his days working in dermatology as a biologic coordinator, helping patients access advanced medications. In the evenings, he logs into virtual classes at Logan University to study chemistry, cellular biology and molecular processes—gaining a deeper understand of the science behind the treatments he discusses at work. “It feels like a true symbiosis between school and my professional life,” he said. “When I’m learning about cellular mechanisms, I’m understanding the biologics I help patients access every day.” Balancing a full-time career while earning a Bachelor of Science in Human Biology degree hasn’t been easy, but his long-term goal

Chelsea White’s All-Encompassing Career in Exercise Science, From Cardiac Rehab to Pediatrics

Posted on March 12, 2026 in Alumni in College of Health Sciences in Master of Science in Sport Science and Rehabilitation

Like many students entering the healthcare profession, Chelsea White, MS (’21), CEP, EIM didn’t begin her career with a perfectly mapped-out plan. Her path came into focus while earning her bachelor’s degree in exercise science from Georgia State University and completing observation hours for physical therapy school. “I fell in love with pediatrics, then found myself falling in love with cardiac rehab too,” Chelsea said. “Everything about the heart—EKGs, diagnostics and rehabilitation. My work in pediatrics was a combination of cardiopulmonary rehab and exercise physiology”. Rather than choose one interest over another, Chelsea discovered a field that would allow her

Dr. Magen Henry Provides Chiropractic Care Rooted in Community and Purpose

Posted on March 3, 2026 in Alumni in Careers in College of Health Sciences in Healthcare in Leaders Made in Master of Science in Chiropractic Pediatrics

While earning a bachelor’s degree in cellular and molecular biology at Florida A&M University (FAMU), Magen Henry, DC, MS (’24) wondered what was next. She was seeking a healthcare path that aligned with her values when a recruiter from Life University visited her class and sparked a lifelong passion. “Chiropractic combined my interest in science and my desire for a more holistic, patient-centered approach to healthcare without drugs or surgery,” Dr. Henry said. “I knew it was the path I wanted to pursue.” After graduating second in her class from FAMU with summa cum laude honors, she began working toward

How to Get into PA School

Posted on March 2, 2026April 23, 2026 in Careers in College of Health Sciences in Online Resources in Physician Assistant

Getting in to a Physician Assistant (PA) program can be stressful, but Logan University offers a few tips to help strengthen your PA application and guide you through the process. What Makes a Strong PA Application? Competitive applicants demonstrate a strong academic foundation and high performance in science courses. They should showcase readiness and demonstrate growth from prior challenges or mistakes, as well as have a clear understanding of the PA role. “Always address the ‘elephant in the room’ on your application,” said Courtney Sumners, MS, PA-C, principal faculty in Logan’s PA program. “We are not looking for perfection, but

Logan’s Bachelor Program Helped Alumna Pursue Dream of Pharmacy School

Posted on February 24, 2026 in Alumni in Bachelor of Science in Human Biology in College of Health Sciences in Leaders Made

When Rachell Landaeta started searching for an affordable online undergraduate program, she had one clear goal in mind—to prepare for pharmacy school. A simple Google search led her to Logan University’s Bachelor of Science in Human Biology (BSHB) program, and from there, her path to becoming a pharmacist began to take shape. “I was impressed by the structure, the accelerated pace, and how well it aligned with my long-term goals,” Rachell said Rachell enrolled in the fall of 2023, transferring many of her general studies credits from another university, and graduated in April 2025. She said the program’s fast-paced, eight-week

Learning While Leading: Ashley Buckingham’s Journey in Logan’s Ed.D. Program

Posted on February 13, 2026February 12, 2026 in College of Health Sciences in Doctor of Education in Health Professions Education in Students

Ashley Buckingham, MSN, RN, CHSE is driven by a passion for healthcare, education and learning. Originally from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Ashley earned both her bachelor’s degree in nursing and her master’s degree in nursing education from Robert Morris University. Shortly after graduating, Ashley began working full-time as a critical care ICU nurse at Allegheny Hospital in Pittsburgh. At the same time, she began teaching part-time at her alma mater to support nursing students during their ICU clinical rotations. “My time with the nursing students really highlighted my passion for teaching,” she explained. “I eventually relocated to Portland, Maine and started working