Please contact Barron Smith at Barron.Smith@810zc.com for questions.

Please contact Barron Smith at Barron.Smith@810zc.com for questions.

The hall area highlighted in green near the stairwell by the Standard Process Student Center will be closed for upgrades from Monday, Dec. 18 through Friday, Dec. 22

The hall area highlighted in teal near the security office will be closed from Tuesday, Dec. 26 through Tuesday, Jan. 2.

Both of these areas will remain available for emergency exit purposes should the occasion arise.

Please keep in mind when parking that you will not be able to access the other side of the building without going outside. The south side of the building can be accessed from the Health Center, ATM lobby and the Standard Process entrance on the ground level. The north side of the building can be accessed by the entrances off of the faculty and staff parking lot and the entrance near the annex buildings.

Please contact Barron Smith at Barron.Smith@810zc.com for questions.

Fuhr Science Center

October saw the near completion of many exterior elements of the building, allowing for coordination of the signage foundation installation, final grading and landscaping work. This work will commence in early November along with the sunshade installation on the south curtain wall.

On the first floor, the Micromart is complete and will open mid-November. On the second floor, the prep area space is complete, along with restroom fixtures, final painting, ceilings and hoists, and lab casework. In the anatomy lab, the soffits were framed, electrical/lighting was roughed-in and inspected, and drywall was installed.

In the collaboration area, the sound absorbing wall panels were installed, and the temporary ceiling tiles were changed out as the humidity levels in the building are in an acceptable range for the wood tiles.

The building on target to hit the end of February 2024 turn-over date.

Administration Building

Work in the Administration Building is progressing and the turn-over of the bookstore space is scheduled for December 15, 2023. The bookstore walls are framed, insulated and drywalled and all rough-in and blocking was installed and inspected.

Please be advised that Parking Lot 2 and part of Parking Lot 3 will be closed beginning tomorrow, Friday, Sept. 15 through Sunday, Sept. 17 for the Disc Golf Club Tournament. The lots will reopen on Monday, Sept. 18.

Additionally, construction crews will be working on the screen wall of the Fuhr Science Building roof on Friday, Sept. 15 and Saturday, Sept. 16. During this time, a small portion of the road on the north side of the building will be closed.  See picture below.

Additional work will take place on the metal panels at the east entrance of the Fuhr Science Center. That entrance will also be closed on Saturday, Sept. 16.

For questions or concerns, please contact Barron.Smith@810zc.com.

Please be advised that electricians will be working on fire alarms in the Administration Building tomorrow, Tuesday, Sept. 12. The alarms may sound periodically throughout the day. Please disregard the alarms.

For questions or concerns, please contact Barron.Smith@810zc.com.

A few reminders as you arrive on campus:

• The LRC is temporarily located in the Purser Center Lobby, as the existing LRC space undergoes renovation.
• Certain areas of the Main Administration Building are closed or not accessible. The LRC, Main Administration Lobby and nearby restrooms, and hallway that runs along the east side of the LRC is closed. The two stairwells – on either side of the LRC – will remain open to access the lower and second levels. The A2 entrance (otherwise known as the ATM Lobby entrance) between the bookstore and the Montgomery Health Center serves as the primary entrance for visitors and guests.

Please see below map for details:

LRC Renovation

As a reminder, the Learning Resources Center (LRC ) is closed to students, faculty and staff.

During trimester break, the LRC is temporarily moving to the lobby of the Purser Center, where students and staff can access library services, materials, and study space. This will allow the current LRC to undergo renovation, which will take place this fall.

Main Administration Building Closures

During the LRC renovation this fall, certain areas of the Main Administration Building will not be accessible.

The LRC, Main Administration Lobby and nearby restrooms, and hallway that runs along the east side of the LRC will be closed. The two stairwells – on either side of the LRC – will remain open to access the lower and second levels.

The A2 entrance (otherwise known as the ATM Lobby entrance) between the bookstore and the Montgomery Health Center will serve as the primary entrance for visitors and guests.

Fuhr Science Center

Areas of the Fuhr Science Center will open the start of the fall trimester on Tuesday, Sept. 5 for students and faculty. The lower level, first floor classrooms and second floor anatomy lab, amphitheater and anatomage lab are completed and accessible. Those in the Fuhr Science Center should use the first floor restrooms until the second floor restrooms are complete. All students, faculty and staff are directed to use the west entrance of the Fuhr Science Center; other entrances will be used by construction workers.

Meeting Space

As a reminder, meeting spaces throughout campus can be found and booked through Logan’s online room reservation system. The Purser Center Lobby is closed to internal and external events until campus construction is complete.

Please be advised that a portion of the road just north of the Fuhr Science Center will be closed for two weeks, beginning tomorrow Friday, May 19. Additionally, 12 parking sports in the lot immediately behind the Fuhr Science Center will be utilized for a dumpster during the same time period.

See pictures below for reference.

For questions or concerns, please contact Barron.Smith@810zc.com.

As we welcome new students, returning students and faculty back to campus next week, please be aware that the Fuhr Science Center is closed to all traffic for the duration of the summer as construction and renovation continues. Logan is utilizing on-campus and off-campus facilities while the Anatomy Lab undergoes expansion and renovation.

Tutoring Center
The Tutoring Center, formerly located in Room 158, is now located in Room 166 in the Standard Process Student Center.

Upcoming Construction
Please note there will be a partial road closure on the north side of the Fuhr Science Center during the week of May 8.

For questions or concerns, please contact Barron.Smith@810zc.com.

Logan is committed to providing an uninterrupted educational process as Fuhr Science Center expansion and renovation plans move forward.

During the summer 2023 trimester, Logan will use on-campus and off-campus facilities while we work to double our anatomy lab space for a quality, contemporary experience for teaching and learning.

To ensure hands-on cadaveric dissection, Logan has partnered with Saint Louis University’s School of Medicine to utilize the Practical Anatomy and Surgical Education (PASE) Lab and auditorium (pictured below). Space will also be available for breaks.

Logan will provide transportation to and from the PASE facility. Additionally, Logan’s Doctor of Chiropractic course schedule will be modified to accommodate this instructional experience.

On campus, Room G46 will be transformed into a “dry lab” which will include instruction with the Anatomage Table (virtual 3D dissection on real human cadavers), Visable Body software and the demonstration of wet specimens.

We look forward to unveiling our new anatomy lab to you in the fall 2023 trimester. Learn more about the plans here.

For further questions regarding the learning experience for the summer, please contact Dean of the College of Chiropractic Dr. Kristina Petrocco-Napuli at Kristina.Petrocco@810zc.com.

Please be advised of the lane closure to the north of the Fuhr Science Center scheduled this Thursday, March 30.

For questions or concerns, please contact Barron.Smith@810zc.com.

Please be advised that next week, the road just north of the Fuhr Science Building will be closed to allow for roofing demolition. Additionally, the elevator in the Fuhr Science Building will be closed for joist installation.

For questions or concerns, please contact Barron.Smith@810zc.com.

Latest Video Update

Latest Drone Footage

Latest Video Update

Please be advised that a portion of the road behind the Fuhr Science Center will be closed on Friday, Jan. 13 and Monday, Jan. 16 to allow a crane to pick up materials. See map below.

For questions or concerns, please contact Barron.Smith@810zc.com.

Please be advised that one lane and the sidewalk behind the Fuhr Science Center will be closed this Friday, Dec. 16 for the delivery of large electrical equipment. The closure will take place between 7 AM and noon. See map below.

For questions or concerns, please contact Barron.Smith@810zc.com.

Latest Video Update: November 2022

Classes will resume tomorrow in the Fuhr Science Center. Thank you for everyone’s patience and cooperation today.

Additionally, please see below for construction updates this week:

Thursday, Oct. 20

A portion of the road, just north of the Fuhr Science Center, will be closed on Thursday to allow for the delivery of steel. See the map to the left for more detail.

Friday, Oct. 21

Tarlton will be facilitating a slab-on-grade pour which will affect a section of the roundabout/fire lane in front of the Fuhr Science Center. Tarlton will be working with the fire department for this project. The closed area is marked on the map to the left.

For questions, please contact Barron.Smith@810zc.com.

October Video Update

Includes the burying of our time capsule!

A portion of one lane, just north of the Fuhr Science Center, will be closed tomorrow Monday, Sept. 18 for a concrete pour in the lower level of the building.

From Monday, Sept. 18 through Friday, Sept. 30, a portion of the road on the north side of Fuhr Science Building will be closed for the installation of a new sanitary sewer and manhole.

Closure for Concrete Pour Work

Closure for Sanitary

For questions or concerns, please contact Barron.Smith@810zc.com.

Next week, Ameren will be blocking off a few parking spaces (see picture below) in order to install a new transformer. Roadways will remain open.

For questions or concerns, please contact Barron.Smith@810zc.com.

September Video Update

Drone Footage

Please see below for this week’s construction updates:

• Power to the Fuhr Science Building will be shut down tomorrow morning, beginning at 8 AM.
• Repairs to the conduit for fiber this week make cause possible internet disruptions at the Fuhr Science Center, Wellness Center and Maintenance Buildings.
• The sinkhole on D.P. Casey Memorial Drive has been repaired and asphalt will be laid, one lane at a time, beginning this Thursday. Please be advised that there may be some delays.

For questions or concerns, please contact Barron.Smith@810zc.com.

REMINDER: A portion of D.P. Casey Memorial Drive will close beginning at 5 PM today in order to repair a sinkhole (see highlighted area on map).

This weekend, parking lots 1, 2, 3 – as well as both loading docks for the Purser Center and Administration Building – will be closed. The road will reopen on Monday, Aug. 29.

For questions or concerns, please contact Barron.Smith@810zc.com.

Please be advised of construction work beginning on campus this week:

Tomorrow, Wednesday, Aug. 24, Ameren will be conducting work near the Fuhr Science Center which will require closure of the sidewalk and a portion of the road behind the building (see highlighted area on map). During this time, the loading dock of the Fuhr Science Center will remain open.

All work is expected to be completed prior to the first day of in-person classes on Wednesday, Sept. 7.

Additionally, contractors will be conducting preliminary work on the fiber running from the Fuhr Science Building to the Wellness Center and Maintenance Buildings. During this time, those working in these buildings may see periodic interruptions to their Internet connection.

A portion of D.P. Casey Memorial Drive will close beginning at 5 PM Friday, Aug. 26 in order to repair a sink hole (see highlighted area on map). This weekend, parking lots 1, 2, 3 – as well as both loading docks for the Purser Center and Administration Building – will be closed. The road will reopen on Monday, Aug. 29.

For questions or concerns, please contact Barron.Smith@810zc.com.

Tarlton Construction will conduct a campus-wide water shutdown, beginning at 6 PM tonight. Water is expected to be back on before 6 AM Tuesday, Aug. 23.

During this time, no campus services will be available and all buildings will be closed. It is important that all individuals remain off campus for their own safety.

Additionally, gas will be turned off for a short period of time beginning at 2 PM on Wednesday, Aug. 24. This will not have any major impact for individuals on campus.

For questions, please contact a member of the Construction Communications Committee.

The water shutdown for the Fuhr Science Center, Harris Wellness Center and the adjacent Maintenance Building near Lot 7 has been rescheduled to today, Wednesday, Aug. 10. The shutdown will begin at 7 PM and will end at approximately 3AM Thursday, Aug. 11.

During that time, those buildings will be closed to all individuals.

For questions, please contact a member of the Construction Communications Committee.

The water shutdown, originally scheduled at 5 PM today (August 8th) for the Fuhr Science Center, Harris Wellness Center, and the adjacent Maintenance Building near Lot 7, has been cancelled due to rain. The shutdown will be rescheduled.

For questions, please contact a member of the Construction Communications Committee.

Logan will be conducting a water shutdown for the Fuhr Science Center, Harris Wellness Center, and the adjacent Maintenance Building near Lot 7, beginning at 5PM Monday, Aug. 8 and ending at approximately 1 AM Tuesday, Aug. 9. During that time, those buildings will be closed to all individuals.

Additionally, the volleyball court will be closed this weekend due to repairs.

For questions, please contact a member of the Construction Communications Committee.

Campus will close promptly at 6 PM Thursday, July 28 and reopen at 7 AM Friday, July 29 in order for construction crews to shut down utilities and lay new pipe to the Fuhr Science Center.

During this time, no campus services will be offered. It is important that all individuals remain off campus for their own safety.

For questions, please contact a member of the Construction Communications Committee.

A portion of parking lot 5 will close for a period of time beginning Monday, July 18 to allow construction crews to complete sewer work.

Please see below picture for closure areas:

Reminders

Access to the Fuhr Science Center’s second floor Anatomy Lab and Amphitheatre is through the southwestern most corner of the building (closest to the Administration Building).

Please take care in driving in the parking lots 5, 6, 8 and 9 and around the Fuhr Science Center as construction crews will be moving equipment and walking to and from the parking lots. Consider parking lots 2 and 3 as the other lots get full.

The campus construction project is being funded through three efforts: financing through an existing long-term relationship with the university’s banking partner, a strategic spend in cash reserves and the “Advancing Education, Transforming Lives” capital campaign, including a $1 million lead gift from Logan alum Dr. Arlan (’61) and Mrs. Judi Fuhr.

For questions, please contact a member of the Construction Communications Committee.

Logan wrapped up its first week of construction on the Fuhr Science Center.

Fencing was installed around the perimeter of the building and construction crews concentrated efforts on the lower level of the building, removing flooring, drywall and acoustic ceiling tiles.

Looking ahead to this week…

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• During this phase, the Fuhr Science Center’s second floor restrooms, elevator, Anatomy Lab and Amphitheater remain open.
• Access to the Fuhr Science Center’s second floor Anatomy Lab and Amphitheatre is through the southwestern most corner of the building (closest to the Administration Building).
• The loading dock entrance will continue to be open at all times for access to the elevator; however, for non-elevator use, the southwest entrance is preferred.
• Please take care in driving in the parking lots 5, 6, 8 and 9 and around the Fuhr Science Center as construction crews will be moving equipment and walking to and from the parking lots. Consider parking lots 2 and 3 as the other lots get full.
• Work continues on the lower level and on the first floor of the Fuhr Science Center. Bathroom facilities on the second floor of the building remain open.

As a reminder, the campus construction project is being funded through three efforts: financing through an existing long-term relationship with the university’s banking partner, a strategic spend in cash reserves and the “Advancing Education, Transforming Lives” capital campaign, including a $1 million lead gift from Logan alum Dr. Arlan (’61) and Mrs. Judi Fuhr.

For questions, please contact a member of the Construction Communications Committee.

Please join us at 4:30 PM May 12th for the groundbreaking of the Fuhr Science Center.

Dr. Arlan and Mrs. Judi Fuhr, Logan President Clay McDonald, and Chesterfield Mayor Bob Nation, as well as other members of the Logan community, will provide remarks before the ceremonial groundbreaking.

For those unable to attend in person the event will be live-streamed here.

The most significant portion of the Main Administration Building renovation will be focused on the George Goodman, DC Learning Resource Center (LRC) and the relocation of the bookstore to the current LRC space. This work is scheduled to start in Spring 2023.

Renovation plans are based on student, faculty and staff feedback which indicated a need for more study spaces and natural light. Ittner Architects, who designed the space to accommodate Logan’s needs, added that, “a university library today, and in the future, is about more than books. Libraries are community places, both symbolic and functional representations of scholarship. To serve the needs of the Logan Community the Learning Resource Center must be accessible and accommodate both independent and collaborative activities.”

Renovation will include:

• The removal of the physical barriers around the Learning Resource Center: walls, security portals, etc. will increase visibility, student access and integration into campus life.
• Staff spaces and resources are located at the intersection of the primary library spaces to improve student access.
• Spaces and furniture will accommodate a greater range of technology and activities from individual quiet study to collaborative groups.
• The window systems will be replaced to increase natural light and improve comfort.
• The bookstore will be relocated and re-built with connections to the Library for greater student access.

Will the LRC close during construction?

No, the LRC services will remain open for the duration of construction; instead, parts of the LRC space will be unavailable while construction is taking place. Students and faculty will have the ability to check out materials from the circulation desk at all times.

Where can I study while portions of the LRC is closed?

The Purser Center lobby will be dedicated for students to study and have small group collaborations. Tables and chairs will be moved into that space prior to Spring 2023.

What is happening with the stained glass in the LRC?

The stained glass will be displayed as part of an outdoor installation where individuals can sit and reflect. It will serve as both a tribute to our campus predecessor Maryknoll Seminary as well as individuals who generously donated their bodies to Logan University. The stained glass installation is currently being proposed for the west side of campus, just north of parking lot 3. It will be accessible via a stairway from parking lot 3 and an ADA accessible ramp leading from the Administration Building. Click here to see artist renderings of the stained glass installation.

As a reminder, the campus construction project is being funded through three efforts: financing through an existing long-term relationship with the university’s banking partner, a strategic spend in cash reserves and the “Advancing Education, Transforming Lives” capital campaign, including a $1 million lead gift from Logan alum Dr. Arlan (’61) and Mrs. Judi Fuhr.

For questions, please contact a member of the Construction Communications Committee.

The following timeline (below, available for download and on the main page) has been provided for the full two-year campus construction:

Highlights of the Timeline

Fuhr Science Center

• Summer 2022 Trimester: Renovating approximately 75 percent of the first floor of the Science Center, and the south portion of the second floor and lower level renovation. During this time, the Anatomy Lab and supported areas will remain open.
• April 10, 2023 – June 9, 2023: First and second floors of the Science Center close. In order to create the least amount of disruption as possible, the Anatomy Lab’s closure will take place during the last few weeks of the Spring 2023 trimester, during break and during the first few weeks of the Summer 2023 trimester. By early June, the new anatomy lab will be completed and ready for use. The University is in the early planning stages to minimize the impact of the closed area to those students using the lab.
• Summer 2023: Renovation of the northeast corner of the first floor.

Administration Building

• Fall 2022: Renovations of the south and central area of the lower level, the new testing center and classrooms G102 and G105.
• Spring 2023: Renovation of the north and north-central area of the lower level and the relocation of the bookstore to the LRC.
• Fall 2023: Renovation of the chapel area of the LRC and the Administration Building Lobby.
• Spring 2024: Renovation of classrooms in south and central area of the lower level and office space on first floor.

Logan is proud to be funding this campus construction project through three efforts: financing through an existing long-term relationship with the university’s banking partner, a strategic spend in cash reserves and the “Advancing Education, Transforming Lives” capital campaign, including a $1 million lead gift from Logan alum Dr. Arlan (’61) and Mrs. Judi Fuhr.

For questions, please contact a member of the Construction Communications Committee.

Please be aware that the Main Administration Building will be powered down for approximately two hours beginning at 10 PM Monday, April 25 in order to run electricity to the modular units in lot 9.

It will be important to save all work and shut down computers before leaving for the day on Monday, April 25. The power down may impact those who are working remotely after 10 PM. An “all-clear” communication will be sent when the power is back up and running.

Over the last several weeks, construction crews have been working to set up the modular units in parking lot 9 which will serve as temporary classroom and office space during campus construction. The units will be ready for use at the beginning of the Summer trimester in May.

As we look toward construction on the Administration Building, specifically the Learning Resources Center, leadership wanted to ensure we honor the history of Logan’s campus while providing the best facilities to our students.

One important piece of feedback we hear from students and staff is that the light in LRC is not conducive to reading. In efforts to improve the lighting conditions, we will be moving the stained glass to an alternative location on campus that highlights and celebrate its value here at Logan.

The stained glass will be displayed as part of an outdoor installation where individuals can sit and reflect. It will serve as a tribute to Maryknoll Seminary, the previous owner of campus property, and individuals who have generously donated their bodies to Logan University’s Anatomy Lab.

For Full Information & Images Visit the Administrative Building Page

As construction begins on the Fuhr Science Center in mid-May, clinical lab classes that are normally held in that building will temporarily move to spaces within the William D. Purser Center as well as two modular classrooms, which will be located in lot 9.

These modular classrooms will house flat bench tables and activator tables. Diversified tables will be housed in the North and South Mabee Halls of the Purser Center as well as Room G46 in the Administration Building.

The Summer 2022 class schedule for the Doctor of Chiropractic program can be found here.

How big are the modular classrooms?

Each modular structure is 24 feet wide by 48 feet long, providing a total of 1,125 square feet of interior space. The modular classrooms each provide room for 20 and 21, respectively, adjusting tables with two students assigned per table.

Will there be enough space in the modular classrooms?

Staff will continuously monitor all temporary spaces, and adjustments may be made throughout the term. Students and faculty will be notified in advance of any changes in location to their classes.

Where will classroom supplies be stored?

All classroom supplies will be kept in the temporary spaces.

Are the modular spaces temperature controlled?

Yes, the modular spaces will have heating and air conditioning.

Will electives be held in the modular classrooms?

All electives courses are noted in the Summer 2022 Elective Schedule, which can be found here.

For questions, please contact a member of the Construction Communications Committee.

We have been notified by Tarlton, our construction contractor, that the modular classrooms and offices will be arriving on campus, beginning tomorrow (March 23rd) through mid-next week.

The modulars will be placed in parking lot 7 for staging and refurbishing before being moved to parking lot 9.

For more information, please reach out to Logan’s Director of Facilities Barron Smith at Barron.Smith@810zc.com or call (636) 230-1981.

In early April, three modular structures will be brought to campus to temporarily house faculty and staff offices and classrooms until the new areas of Fuhr Science Center and Administration Building construction are complete. The structures will be refurbished and ready for occupation before the start of the summer trimester (week of May 9).

The modular structures will be located in lot 9, next to the Standard Process Student Center. This area will be closed to parking.

What are the modular structures for?

During the two-year construction timeframe, the modular structures will serve as additional space for classrooms and faculty and staff offices.

Clinical lab classes displaced by the construction will move to both the William D. Purser Center and modular classrooms. Offices displaced by the construction will move temporarily to several newly renovated offices in the Administration Building and in the modular office structure.

Individuals will rotate through the modular structures, based on construction demands and as construction is both started and completed in various areas.  Relocation assignments and details will be provided directly to those impacted.

Fuhr Science Building

• Current # Faculty/Staff in Science Bldg: 21
• Number of Temporary Work Spaces (Modular & in Admin Bldg.): 25
• Post-Construction Number of New Offices: 30

How big are the modular structures?

Each modular structure is 24 feet wide by 48 feet long, providing a total of 1,125 square feet of interior space.

The modular classrooms each provide room for 20 and 21, respectively, adjusting tables. The modular office provides space for 20 work stations.

Faculty and staff members who are rotating through the modular office structure will have an assigned desk, a small secured cabinet for belongings and their current computer/phone. Due to a limited amount of space in the trailers, all personal items should go home. Only office items will be transferred to the trailers. If you need storage for anything other than personal items, it should be marked on the boxes that are provided to you. Facilities will work directly with those individuals needing to relocate.

What do the modular structures look like?

When the modular structures arrive on campus, they will be completely refurbished from top to bottom, including new exterior and interior painting and carpeting. Wooden walkways between the modular classrooms and offices, a ramp and a canopy over the walkway, will be constructed. The structures will provide air-conditioning and heat, and will have windows for natural light

Do the modular structures have sinks and bathrooms?

The modular structures are not equipped with sinks and bathrooms. Bathroom facilities are located just inside entrance A17. Hand sanitizer will be provided in the modular structures.

We appreciate your patience and understanding during this construction period, but know that these temporary inconveniences will result in permanent improvements.

For questions, please contact your direct supervisor, Director of Facilities Barron Smith (Barron.Smith@810zc.com or 636 230-1981), or a member of the Construction Communications Committee.

Please note the A17 entrance will be used as an emergency exit from now until the end of April.

For more information, reach out to Logan’s Director of Facilities Barron Smith at Barron.Smith@810zc.com or call (636) 230-1981.

Please be aware that beginning tomorrow Tuesday, March 8, a portion of parking lot 9 will be closed due to construction to prepare the ground for three temporary trailers. The trailers will be used for classrooms and offices during the construction. Access to a portion of lot 9, as well as the A17 entrance, will be closed until the end of April. See highlighted area on map for closure.

For more information, reach out to Logan’s Director of Facilities Barron Smith at Barron.Smith@810zc.com or call (636) 230-1981.