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Logan University Welcomes Jana Holwick, Ph.D., as Provost and Chief Academic Officer

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Logan University announces the appointment of Jana Holwick, Ph.D., as its new Provost and Chief Academic Officer. A seasoned higher education leader, Dr. Holwick brings more than 30 years of experience and a proven track record of driving academic innovation, collaboration and excellence. “We’re thrilled to welcome Dr. Holwick to Logan University. Her wealth of experience and deep expertise will be a tremendous asset to the institution and those we serve,” said Logan President H. Garrett Thompson, DC, Ph.D. “In her new role, Dr. Holwick will champion our academic programs and lead efforts to develop and deliver rigorous, high-quality curricula

Tips for Peak Marathon Performance

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Training for a marathon is vastly different from regular athletic training. It’s not just about running long distances. Effective marathon training requires endurance, strength, nutrition, proper biomechanics and appropriate recovery. At Logan University’s Montgomery Health Center, our Sports and Rehabilitation Clinic, led by Quintin Murray, DC (’12), Ed.D. (’24), MS, CCSP and Leslie Reece, DC, MS (’19), DACBSP, handle injuries and recovery for all levels of athletes. Whether you’re a casual runner or tackling your first marathon, follow the tips below to help with a safe and effective training experience. 1. Prioritize Proper Biomechanics Before you start training, it’s important

Logan University Celebrates 90 Years of Excellence

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Logan University is proud to celebrate 90  years of excellence in education, innovation and healthcare leadership this year. “As we celebrate Logan’s 90th anniversary, we reflect on the extraordinary impact this institution has made in the advancement of chiropractic and health sciences education,” said former Logan President Clay McDonald, DC (’82), MBA, JD. “It was a privilege to serve as president of this prestigious institution for the last 12 years.” Named for its founder and first president Hugh B. Logan, DC, the university opened its doors in 1935 under the name Logan Basic College of Chiropractic. With just seven men

Logan’s Approach to an AI-Driven Future in Education

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In November 2022, Josh Hutchison, PhD, first encountered ChatGPT when a colleague sent him a fully AI-generated Seinfeld script. Fascinated by what he read, he quickly developed a keen interest in AI. Dr. Hutchison joined Logan University in 2017 as the director of the Logan Writing Center, where he provides writing support to both students and faculty. He is also an active part of Logan’s AI Task Force. Established in January 2024 with stakeholders from across the university, this group meets monthly to discuss new challenges and opportunities AI presents for Logan. “The Task Force’s goal is to increase AI

Sharon Zinser Uses the Logan Health Centers as a Lifelong Source of Relief

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For Sharon Zinser, chiropractic care has been her go-to for decades. After a fulfilling career in marketing and sales—marked by long hours, heavy portfolios and frequent travel—Sharon began to feel the physical toll. Committed to a holistic approach, she turned to chiropractic care for relief. “I wholeheartedly believe in chiropractic,” Sharon said. “It has a definite place in health care. I love that it’s natural and non-invasive.” Fifteen years ago, while living in west St. Louis County, Sharon discovered the Logan Health Centers. On her first visit, she sought relief from hip and back pain. Her treatment plan included regular

Nutritional Myths Debunked

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In the ever-evolving field of nutrition, separating fact from fiction is crucial for maintaining a healthy diet. Numerous nutrition myths circulate, often leading to confusion and misinformation. Myth: Skipping Meals Leads to Weight Loss One of the most persistent nutrition myths is that skipping meals can help with weight loss. However, research shows that skipping meals can lead to weight gain instead. When you skip meals, your body’s metabolism slows down to conserve energy, and you are more likely to overeat at your next meal. Instead of skipping meals, focus on consuming a balanced diet with appropriate calorie intake to