An understanding of human clinical anatomy is an important element of chiropractic and health science education. Through the dissection of human cadavers, students discover the inner workings of the body and identify anatomical structures. The new construction and renovation of the Fuhr Science Center will include the addition of two state-of-the art anatomy labs and associated lecture amphitheaters. The two active learning spaces will accommodate 194 students and expand opportunities for physiological learning. The new lab space will also include additional areas for specimen preparation and storage. Updated technology within each lab will also improve the learning experience.

The new construction and expansion of the Fuhr Science Center will accommodate Logan’s growing enrollment and provide students with stellar facilities to learn, engage and thrive. The renovation will include the creation of six new state-of-the-art chiropractic technique classrooms and two clinical methods classrooms. This reinforces the foundation we have built for students to master the skills needed to be a successful chiropractor. Each new classroom will be designed to empower students as they master anatomical and physiological principles, fine-tune adjusting techniques and perfect doctor-patient interaction under the guidance of experienced, licensed instructors.

A 2019 campus space utilization study identified a growing need for student collaboration and study space. The Advancing Education, Transforming Lives campaign will add significant community space to the campus footprint, providing greater opportunities for students to work together.

Each anatomy lab will have an associated amphitheater, available for dissection lecture, specimen examination, and prosection. Tiered seating provides for easier observation of technique. Updated technology allows classes to view faculty dissection technique in real-time and improves access to view x-ray and other images.