Dr. Llanie Nobile is an adjunct professor of basic science courses in the undergraduate programs. She earned a B.S. degree in Biology from Mars Hill University in NC and a Ph.D. degree in Chemistry from Florida Atlantic University. Her research included the areas of biotechnology, biochemistry, and chemistry as she studied marine natural products used in anti-cancer and anti-inflammatory drugs. …
I am a senior instructor at Louisiana State University where I have taught Introductory Biology and Human Physiology for 15 years. I have been teaching Anatomy and Physiology I and II as well as the labs online for Logan University since 2021.
Having worked in health information and health informatics for over 25 years, Dr. Glenn has a wide variety of work experience. She was worked in many different healthcare arenas and has interacted with all levels within a healthcare organizational structure. Dr. Glenn has her Masters of Science in Professional Studies in Education awarded by Capella University following the development of …
Director of the Human Performance Program and Supervisor of the Clinical Rehab Services-Forum at MIZZOU. Jacob has managed strength and conditioning for most sports, including football, baseball, track & field, swimming, men’s and women’s basketball and women’s golf. As a subject matter expert for Logan University, Jacob extends his knowledge of implementing performance enhancement systems with an emphasis on strength …
Dawn Malone spent the last six years as the Associate Director of Athletic Performance at the University of Missouri. Her primary role was to designs and implement the strength and conditioning program for the women’s soccer, women’s basketball, and the men’s and women’s diving. Previously, she has spent time with direct oversite of the women’s tennis, men’s and women’s throws …