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Student Perspective: Why Volunteer at Symposium

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Volunteering for Logan events is a great way to get involved on campus and to give back to your university. Trimester 5 student Christopher Dailey provides some insight as to why he volunteers annually for Symposium. Why is volunteering important to you? Volunteering is important to me because it gives me the opportunity to serve the world. Why have you chosen to volunteer at Symposium? I have chosen to volunteer at Symposium because this is an opportunity to serve Logan University and learn more about the chiropractic profession while networking with others. What roles or jobs have you had while …

2023 Symposium Sponsors

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Thank you to all the sponsors of Logan University’s 2023 Symposium! Loomis Enzymes Loomis Enzymes® helps healthcare practitioners improve their patients’ quality of life by providing the highest quality enzyme and herbal supplements available.   Standard Process  Standard Process is a family-owned company that works with health care practitioners to enhance wellness effectively and holistically for the entire family. They do this through the use of whole food-based nutritional supplements that fill dietary gaps and support the body’s interrelated systems. The Joint Chiropractic The Joint Chiropractic provides convenient, affordable and quality care while eliminating the need for insurance for millions …

2023 Symposium Speakers

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Logan University is thrilled to welcome the following speakers to the 2023 Symposium taking place April 13-16, 2023. Keynote Speaker: Guy Riekeman, DC Guy Riekeman, DC, was the fourth president of Life University and is currently Chancellor Emeritus. Dr. Riekeman became an author and chiropractic spokesman, extolling the chiropractic message through award-winning television, video and audio productions. Annette Schippel, DC Annette Kutz Schippel, DC (’98), has a passion for pediatrics and nutrition that has led to a large family practice with an emphasis on functional wellness and clinical nutrition. Her expertise in functional medicine has allowed her to become a …

Beatrice B. Hagen Award Presented at Logan’s 2023 Symposium

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Logan University graduate Beatrice B. Hagen (‘40) went on to break two notable chiropractic gender barriers: serving as the first female president of an accredited chiropractic college (Logan University, 1982-92) and the first woman to serve on the Council of Chiropractic Education (1986-88). Dr. Hagen’s passion for education and furthering the profession of chiropractic care while breaking gender barriers continues to inspire female chiropractors to this day. To ensure Dr. Hagen’s legacy lives on, Logan selects one individual each year to receive the Beatrice B. Hagen Award. The winner is announced every year at Logan University’s Symposium. PAST WINNERS:   …

How To Earn Continuing Education Credits to Keep Your Chiropractic License in Good Standing

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Navigating continuing education (CE) requirements for Doctors of Chiropractic can be confusing. Amber Henry, Logan University’s director of continuing education, offered some advice for DCs looking to fulfill their CE requirements. Why do chiropractors need continuing education hours? As with any profession, it’s important to further your skills and knowledge. Chiropractors are required to hold a state license that is maintained through continuing education. This ensures that all Doctors of Chiropractic are staying current in their field, while continuously learning and experiencing new methods, techniques, data, research and more. How do chiropractors earn continuing education hours? Doctors of Chiropractic can …

Ten Reasons to Attend Symposium 2023

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  Logan University is looking forward to welcoming alumni, faculty, staff and hundreds of leaders in chiropractic and health care to Symposium 2023: Honoring Tradition, Shaping Our Future April 13-16 on campus and at St. Louis Union Station. If you have not already registered, here are 10 reasons to consider attending this year’s event. Expand your knowledge. Informative, inspirational and entertaining, Symposium 2023’s nationally recognized speakers will address a variety of relevant topics, including clinical biomechanics of spinal disorders, chiropractic care for adolescents and pregnant patients, microbiome in gut health, cybersecurity, preventing medical errors during a pandemic, and more. View and download the …