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Logan University

Chesterfield, Missouri

What you are reading, and what it does not tell you

This is what Logan publishes about its own student organizations. Logan publishes the rules governing what a club is, who may advise it, what a technique club may do and which technique clubs may exist. It does not publish a description of any individual club on the sources read, so the field that would carry a club's own words is empty throughout.

It does not tell you what any club is like, how active it is, or whether it is worth joining. No student is named on this page.

Nothing here is ranked. Where Logan publishes nothing, you will read that it publishes nothing — and absence in what was checked is not absence at the university.

What a technique club may do, and which technique clubs may exist

State law reaches inside the club room, and the curriculum decides which clubs can exist at all.

Logan states the reason before the rule. While it is the responsibility of the institution to provide students the opportunity to learn, practice, and develop chiropractic skills, technique clubs pose a unique challenge of liability for Logan students.

The supervision requirement, tied to state law. No adjusting, manipulative, evaluative, diagnostic, or other procedure defined as the practice of chiropractic by the Missouri state law shall be performed except under the present and direct supervision of a Logan University Doctor of Chiropractic faculty member currently licensed in the state of Missouri and with full knowledge and approval of the advisor.

And what follows a breach. “The unauthorized practice of chiropractic, as defined by Missouri state law, performed either on or off campus, shall subject the charged individual to a hearing before the Conduct Committee and possible dismissal from Logan.”

The curriculum limit. “Technique clubs will be limited to those general technique categories taught in the core or elective curriculum at Logan to include HVLA, low force, non-osseous, instrument-assisted, and directional preference. While any enrolled student may join a technique club, only students who have completed (or are currently taking) the technique class at Logan may actively participate as the student doctor in technique practice and application as approved by the faculty advisor. Any information disseminated or promoted by technique clubs must be consistent with the principles taught in the technique classes at Logan. No demonstrations may occur without the full knowledge and approval of the faculty advisor and the present and direct supervision of a Logan University Doctor of Chiropractic faculty member currently licensed in the state of Missouri.”

Two things follow that a prospective student would not otherwise learn.

The technique clubs that can exist here are bounded by what Logan teaches. A student cannot form a club around a tradition outside the curriculum. A second college in this block publishes the same limit in different words, and the finding is written at two on the findings across colleges.

And what a student may do with their hands in a voluntary club is set by the scope statute of the state the university sits in. unverified Missouri's statute, including its definition of the practice of chiropractic, is on the Missouri licensure page. What is recorded here is that a university cites it as governing student practice.

Source: [C] throughout.

How Logan publishes its clubs

[C] Academic Catalog and Student Handbook — Student Organizations: catalog.logan.edu/studenthandbook/studentorganizations — the current catalog, publicly readable. Carries every rule quoted on this page. Logan also links archived catalogs for four prior years from the same site.
Platform Logan Connect: The university's student engagement platform, carrying the organization directory. Publishes names; no description accompanies an entry in the index.
What is not published anywhere read: unverified Not sourced A club roster on Logan's own website. The catalog governs clubs and names none; the roster lives on the platform.

Sources partial · two catalog versions use different words for the same rule

The current catalog writes the rules about technique clubs An archived catalog writes the same rules about technique organizations The substance is the same and the noun differs. Recorded because a reader searching one term may not find the other, and because Logan publishes both versions from the same site.

What the college lists

Logan states no total. The platform directory carries entries, many of which are not student organizations.

Logan Connect organization directory

Platform Retrieved 9 September 2026

The directory listed 44 entries on 9 September 2026, among them university offices, staff and faculty bodies, and a page for each trimester class. Logan states no total.

Where this comes from. The directory was read once in a browser. It renders nothing without JavaScript and there is no fetchable document behind it, so nothing in this section can be checked against a file the way the quotations above can.

Entries that are university functions: Career Services · the Library · Faculty Senate · Staff Council · Student Affairs · announcement pages for two of the university's colleges · and further offices and services carrying a directory entry. Each is a university function rather than a student organization.

Entries that are class pages: One page per trimester cohort. These are cohorts of the Doctor of Chiropractic program rather than organizations a student joins, and Logan's own catalog describes class officers as a governance role rather than a club.

The categories Logan recognizes

“Student organizations/clubs are recognized by the Logan Student Government (LSG) and include social, athletic, techniques, health-related, chiropractic, and professional chiropractic fraternal groups. If Logan does not offer a club or activity of interest to the student, students are welcome to request permission to form new clubs and activities provided they have a full-time Logan employee sponsor and advise the club and the club/activity is aligned with the mission, vision, and/or values of the institution.”

“Include” rather than “are.” The category list is not presented as complete.

Source: [C]

Recognition, advisors and eligibility

How an organization is recognized: “Student organizations fall under the supervision of the Office of Student Affairs. New organizations requesting recognition by the school must meet certain criteria as outlined by the Logan University Student Government and the Office of Student Affairs. All clubs must have a current constitution on file with the Office of Student Affairs and the Logan Student Government to be recognized as an official organization of Logan. Each organization must seek approval through the Office of Student Affairs and be represented by an advisor who is a full-time employee for Logan University.”

Source: [C]
The advisor requirement: “Clubs with a focus in an academic area offered by Logan University must have a full-time faculty member in that field serving as a club advisor (e.g., a chiropractic club must have a full-time chiropractic faculty member serving as an advisor) to ensure appropriate review and support of club activities.”

The advisor is additionally expected to be active with the club and knowledgeable of the constitution, all club activities, and Logan's policies and procedures. Source: [C]
Who may hold a leadership position — a published constraint: All students in good academic and disciplinary standing are encouraged to participate in extracurricular activities; however, students not in compliance with our Satisfactory Academic Progress policy or on academic or disciplinary probation may not run for or hold a position of leadership in any activity or committee, be excused or receive University funding for a Logan-sponsored travel, or officially represent the University at any outside function.

Logan follows this with a statement about time management: While extracurricular activities play an important role in student retention and satisfaction, so too does good time management. Source: [C]

Student representation

Logan Student Government: “Students are an important part of the governance structure at Logan University. Students participate in governance through the Logan Student Government (LSG). The LSG provides opportunities for students to voice concerns, provide input, and participate in University council, committees, and task forces.”

Published powers: recognizes student organizations, jointly with the Office of Student Affairs, and holds the constitution on file · Meetings: the catalog states class presidents attend LSG meetings every Tuesday at 11:30 a.m., described as common hour · unverified Election method and cycle are not published. Source: [C]
Class officers, with duties published for each: Logan publishes the duties and qualifications of President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, Educational Coordinator, Athletic Director and Diversity & Inclusion Representative for each Doctor of Chiropractic class.
The published duties are operational rather than ceremonial: the President reports LSG business back to the class and mediates issues affecting it; the Educational Coordinator arranges lab groups, schedules exams and acts as intermediary with faculty; the Treasurer keeps a ledger and reports to the LSG Treasurer; the Diversity & Inclusion Representative is described as advocating for underrepresented and mixed-trimester students and ensuring they have access to assignments, quizzes and exams. Source: [C]

Fields that hold for every club at Logan

What each club is, in its own words — field 4: unverified Not sourced Empty for every club. [C] governs clubs and describes none. The platform index publishes names. Per-organization pages were not opened.
Open to students outside the chiropractic program — field 6: Published for enrolled students. While any enrolled student may join a technique club, only students who have completed (or are currently taking) the technique class at Logan may actively participate as the student doctor in technique practice and application. Membership and hands-on participation are separate permissions. unverified Nothing is published about anyone outside the university. Source: [C]
Membership cost — field 7a: unverified Not sourced Not published for any club. Not published is not the same as free — a club affiliated with a seminar organization may carry costs the university neither sets nor receives.
National-body cost — field 7b: unverified Not sourced No figure published for any affiliated body.
Status and mechanism — field 10: unverified Not sourced No status marker and no dated mechanism published for any named club. Logan publishes recognition requirements — a current constitution on file, approval, an advisor — but no marker against a club and no cycle. No status is recorded for any Logan club.
Public social handle — field 9: unverified Not sourced No handle published on the sources read.
How you join — field 8: Through Logan Connect, and through the Office of Student Affairs and the Logan Student Government, which recognize organizations. A student wanting something that does not exist may request permission to form it, subject to a full-time employee sponsor and alignment with the institution's mission, vision or values. Source: [C]
Whether Logan covers any national membership fee: unverified Not sourced Not stated for any organization.

Sources and dates. Logan University's own Academic Catalog and Student Handbook [C], student organizations section, and its Logan Connect organization directory, retrieved 9 September 2026. [C] is linked at the top of this page. The platform index does not render without JavaScript and has no fetchable document behind it; the roster figures come from a browser visit read once. Per-organization pages were not opened. Every quotation is Logan's own wording, reproduced as published, and no source is shortened.

Nothing on this page is a ranking or a comparison of quality. No college pays to appear here, to change a field, or to have a peer removed. What may be published at all is set out in the source rules; what has been got wrong is on the corrections page.