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Future Leopard Weekend 2026

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Symposium 2026: Know Before You Go

Logan University’s Symposium 2026 will be here before you know it! Taking place on Friday, May 1, and Saturday, May 2, on Logan’s campus, this year’s Symposium is an opportunity for healthcare professionals to come together, learn from one another and reignite their passion for the work they do. Make the most of your weekend with the tips below. Continuing Education Credit This year’s event offers up to 20 hours of continuing education (CE): 18 in-person and two online. The online CE courses can be taken up to six months following Symposium 2026. Additionally, 10 courses have been approved by

From the Field to the Future of Education: Bruce Hoffman’s Ed.D. Journey at Logan University

For Bruce Hoffman, MSN, education has never been about collecting degrees. It has always been about impact. A nurse, paramedic and educator, Bruce is set to graduate from Logan University’s Doctor of Education (Ed.D.) in Health Professions Education program in summer 2026. His journey to Logan was shaped by years of clinical practice, classroom teaching and a deep belief that education should transform both the student and the profession. Bruce’s path into healthcare began shortly after high school when he became an emergency medical technician (EMT). A year later he began his nursing degree while continuing his EMT work in

A Human Biology Degree with Real-World Impact

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

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

Composite image featuring a professional headshot of Dr. Magen Henry wearing glasses and a bright pink blazer, alongside three photos showing her participating in Atlanta's 2025 Pride Parade with a “Diversey Chiropractic” banner, receiving an academic hood at a graduation ceremony, and posing with a group of colleagues the 2024 National Convention.

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

Logan Welcomes Director of Clinics

Logan University welcomes Kyle Prusso, DC, CCSP as Director of Clinics. Dr. Prusso is a clinical executive and educator with more than 20 years of experience in healthcare operations, sports medicine and academic leadership. Throughout his career, Dr. Prusso has specialized in building and managing high-performing, multi-disciplinary teams that bridge the gap between evidence-based chiropractic care and integrated medical services. In his new role, Dr. Prusso will be responsible for overseeing the daily operations of the Health Centers and will work collaboratively with clinical educators and staff members to ensure a student-focused clinical training experience, quality patient care, and appropriate business

Logan University Accepting Applications for Physician Assistant (PA) Program

As a leader in integrated healthcare education, Logan University is expanding its degree offerings with the Master of Medical Science in Physician Assistant (PA) program. Applications for the PA program open today – February 2, 2026 –  exclusively on the University’s website. “This is a great step toward our mission of expanding and growing our College of Health Sciences, and after intense, dedicated work and preparation, we are thrilled to be launching the PA program on campus,” said Logan President H. Garrett Thompson, DC, PhD. “We look forward to training the next generation of PAs who will provide exceptional care.”