Jill Whitman, DC is an assistant professor in Logan University’s Basic Sciences Department, where she teaches Anatomy III as well as Pathology I and II. Dr. Whitman brings extensive experience in undergraduate anatomy, physiology, and microbiology instruction across multiple institutions. Before joining Logan University, Dr. Whitman served as faculty at Palmer College’s Florida campus, teaching Physiology III, Systems Pathology, and Visceral

David R. Harris, M.Ed. brings more than three decades of experience in teaching, leadership and curriculum development to his role as adjunct instructor for History 201: Modern American History. From 1991 to 2026, he served the Mechanicsburg Area School District as a Social Studies Teacher, Department Chair, and ultimately high school principal, shaping academic programs and supporting student success across

Dr. Deborah Marcello is a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist and online faculty member in the Master of Nutrition and Human Performance program at Logan University, where she has been teaching since 2018. She currently serves as adjunct faculty instructor for the Nutrition Capstone course and has previously taught courses including Nutritional Science, Nutrition in Pain and Inflammation, and the Nutrition Internship.

Dr. Rebekah Janiak brings nearly two decades of experience an educator and academic leader, helping students, faculty and institutions thrive. She most recently served as the Director of Institutional Effectiveness and an Assistant Professor at Life University, where she led university-wide planning, assessment and curriculum initiatives. Known for her collaborative approach, Dr. Janiak has redesigned major reporting processes, strengthened curriculum

Dr. Viehl brings extensive experience in higher education administration, curriculum development, teaching and clinical supervision. His career spans undergraduate and graduate education, including accreditation-aligned program design, faculty development and student success initiatives across both academic and clinical training environments. Dr. Viehl has led academic units through periods of growth and change, overseeing academic operations, assessment and strategic planning with a