The Blue Sheet

June 6 - 12, 2011 HOMECOMING NEWS FROM THE LOGAN ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Have you registered for Homecoming yet? Alumni members of the Logan faculty can get continued education for just $50 while students receive an all-inclusive price of $50. This fee will cover all on-campus events. St. Louis Cardinal’s baseball tickets for the Friday, June 24 game are going fast. A limited number of tickets are available, so please register early. Transportation to and from the game from Logan will be provided so that parking will not be an issue. Contact Valerie McLendon at ext. 2401.

FIRST CHESTERFIELD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MUSICAL CONCERT IS JUNE 7; CITY OF CHESTERFIELD TO CELEBRATE 23rd BIRTHDAY WITH FIREWORKS DISPLAY A FREE summer tradition continues this June as the Chesterfield Chamber of Commerce once again presents its concert series in Faust County Park on Tuesday evenings. Each Tuesday night beginning June 7, Faust Park will come alive with concert goers, food, dancing and of course, the sounds of the best toe-tapping live music around!

The concert series kicks off June 7 with the Bob Kuban Band, a local favorite, and features a special birthday celebration for the city of Chesterfield. Free birthday cake will be served and special prizes for children will be available. A fireworks display concludes this special birthday celebration following the concert at 9 p.m.

All concerts and parking are free of charge. The park opens at 5:15 p.m. with pre-concert entertainment for children provided by the city of Chesterfield Parks Department and art projects courtesy of Chesterfield Arts.

Affordable concessions are available. Concert goers can purchase soda, beer, wine, water, brats, hot dogs, Chick-fil-A sandwiches, popcorn, candy, snacks, Sheridan’s frozen custard and more at the Chamber’s concession stand. Seating is comfortable and informal so bring blankets and lawn chairs and put on your dancing shoes. Concerts begin at 7 p.m. and end by 9 p.m.

For more information regarding the 2011 concert series or for cancellations, call the Chamber office at 636-5323399 or visit www.chesterfieldmochamber.com. Logan College of Chiropractic, continuing its active community involvement, is again one of the corporate sponsors of this summer’s concerts which extend through August 16.

FACULTY DEVELOPMENT LECTURE IS MONDAY, JUNE 6 Date and time: Monday, June 6 at 11:05 a.m. to noon Location: LRC distance learning hub Presenter: Dr. Norman Kettner, Chair, Department of Radiology Lecture topic: “Neurobiology of Chronic Pain” All Logan faculty members are cordially invited to attend.

SACA’S “PIE-YOUR-PROFESSOR” IN THE FACE AND BBQ LUNCH IS A BIG HIT Logan's SACA’s (Student American Chiropractic Association) "Pie Your Professor in the Face" event last week was a smashing success. Logan President George Goodman and faculty members Dr. Brian Snyder and Dr. Janine Ludwinski were (un)willing victims who helped raise money for the group by taking one on their chins.

To see a quick video and pictures of Drs. Ludwinski and Snyder as this year's "targets," take a look at our Logan College Admissions page on the website.

OTHER NEWS FROM IN AND AROUND THE CAMPUS Yellow Ribbon Program: The Veterans Administration has approved Logan College of Chiropractic to once again participate in the Post-9/11 GI Bill Yellow Ribbon program for the 2011-2012 year. For more information, visit our Chiropractic Scholarships page.

Dr. Bobby Doscher, president and CEO of the Oklahaven Children’s Chiropractic Center of Oklahoma City, will be speaking on Logan’s Campus on Wednesday, June 8, 2011. She will be speaking in the Purser Center at 11:10 a.m. and talking about the Oklahaven Center and about autistic children. (Note: She has not spoken on the Logan campus since 2007.) Logan won Oklahaven’s “From the Heart” campaign in both 2006 and 2007, collecting more money than 11 other chiropractic colleges. Dr. Doscher will hold a question-and-an-answer session following her talk. All students and faculty are invited to hear this speech by one of our profession’s leaders in Pediatric Chiropractic. Her appearance is sponsored by the Logan Pediatrics Club.

Logan’s Career Expo is scheduled for Thursday, June 23, 7:00 a.m. – noon in the Standard Process® Student Center. Doctors will be there to talk with you about their employment opportunities. This is a tremendous networking opportunity for all students. Bring copies of your resume; submit a copy of your resume to the Career Development booth the day of the event and be entered to win fabulous prizes. Questions may be sent to Linda Kenny at linda.kenny@logan.edu or stop by room 149.

Welcome to Ms. Toby Hall who began work at Logan May 31 as the executive secretary for the Logan Division of Enrollment Management. Toby is a recent graduate of the College of the Ozarks, Point Lookout, Mo. She received a B.A. in Communication Arts with an emphasis in Public Relations and Meeting & Special Events.

Her office will be located next to Ann Carter in the President’s Office, room 242. Toby’s phone extension is 1924 and e-mail is toby.hall@logan.edu.

LOGAN’S EVIDENCE-BASED JOURNAL CLUB TO MEET JUNE 16 Logan’s Evidence-Based Journal Club has been established to: promote clinical applications of best evidence to improve patient outcomes; learn by doing and assessing the validity and clinical relevance of the research paper; learn to critically evaluate the scientific literature; and discuss the latest scientific literature relevant to your practice. The next club meeting is: Thursday, June 16 at 11 a.m. in Logan's Research Lab, Room S-118 Topic: Epigenetic. Presenter: Anthony Pasek, Tri-10 student Refreshments and free pizza will be served.

FROM THE OFFICE OF STUDENT SERVICES BLOOD DRIVE: Thanks to everyone who donated blood at the blood drive on May 31. We had a great turnout!

Check the bulletin board in the Student Center and the bulletin board by the Cafeteria for the most recent Group Tutoring Schedule.

SUBJECTS NEEDED FOR RESEARCH STUDIES Danielle Spath, DC, MS, CCSP, assistant director of sports and rehabilitation, and Melissa Engelson, DC, a resident in the BIOFREEZE® Sports & Rehabilitation Center, are recruiting subjects for a research project entitled, “Effects of Lumbar ROM Exercise on Multifidus Cross Sectional Area of Asymptomatic and Symptomatic Low Backs.” Participants will take part in a six-week trial of Lumbar ROM exercise. Expected duration of the exams will be approximately one hour (initially) and 10 minutes (follow up). Participants with or without low back pain between the ages of 18-55 not currently receiving treatment may qualify for this study.

For more details or if you are interested in participating, please e-mail Dr. Engelson at melissa.engelson@logan.edu or call Dr. Engelson at ext. 1798 from on-campus, (636) 230-1798 from offcampus, or stop by F218 near the BIOFREEZE Center.

Diagnostic imaging fellow, Eve E. Bonic, DC, DACBR, is recruiting subjects for a second research project entitled, “Ultrasonographic Evaluation of the Anterior Talofibular Ligament: Thickness of Injured Ligaments.”

Subjects between the ages of 18-45 who have had ankle pain or an ankle sprain within the past year and who do not have a history of ankle fracture, ankle surgery or diabetes mellitus qualify for this study. If you would like to participate, please e-mail Dr. Bonic at eve.bonic@logan.edu or call Dr. Bonic at ext. 1859 from on-campus, (636) 230-1859 from off-campus or stop by the Ultrasound Suite in G103A. The ATFL ultrasound scan will take less than 30 minutes.

APPLIED KINESIOLOGY CLUB MEETS JUNE 7 The Applied Kinesiology Club will meet Tuesday, June 7 at 11:05 a.m. in room G40. Dr. Katharine Conable, associate professor in the Chiropractic Science division, will teach the Tuesday meetings of the A.K. club, beginning with the most basic basics of A.K. Through the trimester, videos of Dr. Goodheart telling his stories of the early discoveries in AK and patient management clinical pearls will be shown. Tuesday’s meeting affords an opportunity to practice these and more advanced AK skills with the help of club officers and experienced club members. All trimester students are welcome to these hands-on workshops. No previous experience required. Learn to evaluate muscle function with scientific precision and to use muscle responses as functional neurological feedback. Gain certainty on your ability to correct postural deviations and to identify subluxations. Learn simple manual methods of optimizing muscle function to prevent injury and help adjustments hold.

LOGAN HEALTH CENTERS IN THE COMMUNITY June 9: Logan interns will provide complimentary postural screenings at the City of Florissant Employee Health Fair.

June 11: Logan interns will participate in the first of three series of events with the St. Louis Cardinals’ Cardinals Care Redbird Rookies. Interns will offer complimentary postural screenings and offer information on the “Straighten Up, America” program, backpack safety and showcase a spine and other bones in the body.

2011 ANNUAL ST. LOUIS ARTHRITIS WALK IS A WINNER! On Friday, May 13, more than 700 people from all over the St. Louis area, including a team from Logan, raised more than $100,000 during the annual Arthritis Walk. Logan’s team, represented by over 150 students and faculty, raised nearly $2,000. The Arthritis Walk is the Arthritis Foundation’s signature fundraising event that takes place in hundreds of cities nationwide typically during Arthritis Awareness Month in May. The Arthritis Walk is designed to increase public awareness, educate people about the benefits of staying active and raise money to fight arthritis. This once-a-year opportunity helps improve the lives of the 50 million adults and

nearly 300,000 children living with arthritis in the U.S. By the year 2030, it is projected that the number of Americans with arthritis will surpass 67 million. In addition to causing pain, this serious and sometimes deadly disease costs the U.S. economy $128 billion each year. In addition to raising funds, the Arthritis Foundation is working to inform the public of the benefits of walking to ease joint pain, improve mobility and reduce fatigue associated with arthritis. To learn more about the Arthritis Walk, including tips on moving to prevent or treat arthritis, visit www.letsmovetogether.org.

OTHER NEWS FROM THE CHESTERFIELD AREA The St. Louis Beacon reports that Louis Sachs, who took over a real estate business that his father had founded and then gave birth to a thriving west St. Louis County community, died of heart failure Friday, May 29 at his home in Bozman, Md. Mr. Sachs, 83, meticulously planned and developed Chesterfield Village, a residential, commercial and cultural community that now encompasses more than 200 businesses, including Fortune 500 companies, and 260 homes.

FROM THE I-BET-YOU-DIDN’T-KNOW ARCHIVES Second fiddle: Pronunciation: (SEK-uhnd FID-uhl). Noun. Meaning: A secondary role; a person in such a role. Etymology: In an orchestra, the first violins carry the main melody while second violins are considered to be in a subordinate position. Earliest documented use: 1809.

PARTING SHOTS “The louder he talked of his honor, the faster we counted our spoons.” – Ralph Waldo Emerson “Well, if I called the wrong number, why did you answer the phone?” – James Thurber “I read part of it all the way through.” -- Samuel Goldwyn “The future is much like the present, only longer.” – Don Quisenberry “Ever notice that Soup for One is eight aisles away from Party Mix?” – Elayne Boosler “My mother loved children - she would have given anything if I had been one.” – Groucho Marx

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