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Logan University is a community of extraordinary leaders. Learn how these individuals are making an impact in their own communities, careers and beyond. Logan Professor MARY UNGER-BOYD, DC (’97), DICS, CACCP was named the 2021 International Chiropractor of the Year by the International Craniopathic Society and the Sacro Occipital Research Society International (SORSI). The award is given once a year for an individual’s service and contributions to SORSI and the international chiropractic profession. Dr. Unger-Boyd was presented with the award by 2020 recipient Dr. Jerry Hochman of Life University during the SORSI Homecoming, which was held September 29–October 2 in Denver. During the event, Dr. Unger-Boyd lectured on Sacro Occipital TechnicTM (SOT®) Methods for Pregnancy and Pediatrics for SORSI. “I am so honored to receive this award and to be recognized for my contributions to this community,” said Dr. Unger-Boyd. “When I think of past recipients, I am reminded of the legacy of the founder of Sacro Occipital Technic, Dr. Major DeJarnette, and how they have carried on his teachings. I am very proud to be a part of this special group.”
“Logan has a bright future; it has grown to create more opportunities for students to reach their goals and special interests. ... I am so happy to be a part of teaching technique and skills for the students to excel.” – Dr. Mary Unger-Boyd LOGAN.EDU/GIVE
Dr. Unger-Boyd has been a part of SORSI for the last 30 years. She earned the Certified Craniopathic from SORSI in 2005, a Diplomat with the International Craniopathic Society in 2010 and a Certification by the Academy Council of Chiropractic Pediatrics (CACCP) in 2011. Over the years, she has served on the SORSI Board of Directors as well as the Academic Advisory Board of the Academy of Chiropractic Family Practice, taught SOT® electives and lectured on SOT® Methods and Pediatrics for SORSI. In 2011, Dr. Unger-Boyd was awarded “Researcher of the Year” for SORSI. In addition to owning a private practice in the St. Louis area, Dr. Unger-Boyd has taught courses on SOT®, Logan Basic, pediatrics, myofascial techniques and clinical methods at Logan for 24 years. “Logan has a bright future; it has grown to create more opportunities for students to reach their goals and special interests, such as acupuncture or nutrition. This gives students the exposure to aspects of the healing arts in which they may have not considered,” said Dr. UngerBoyd. “The chiropractic program is outstanding, and I am so happy to be a part of teaching technique and skills for the students to excel as
they develop into the Doctor of Chiropractic they dreamed of becoming.” Congratulations on this prestigious honor, Dr. Unger-Boyd!
Dr. Mary Unger-Boyd
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