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2012 Logan Homecoming and Midwest Conference Scheduled for June

The 2012 Logan Homecoming and Midwest Conference will be held on the Logan College of Chiropractic campus June 21-24. Up to 28 hours of continuing education are available.

In addition to class seminars, the event features an annual golf tournament, as well as a seminar, The Biomechanics of Golf, taught by Dr. Michael Murphy on Thursday, June 21.

Pricing includes breakfast, seminar and 4 CE credits, 18 holes with cart, and lunch at Pevely Farms Golf Club.

For further details or to register online, visit www.loganalumni.org or call the alumni office at 636-207-2401.

Source: Logan College of Chiropractic

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