Logan Tice, MA, is a Research Strategist at Duke University’s Center for Health Policy & Inequalities Research. Her work focuses on clergy and community wellness, recognizing that healthy clergy fosters healthy congregations and stronger communities. With expertise in social psychology and mixed-methods research, she applies data-driven insights to advance health equity and inform policy change.

At CHPIR, Logan serves as a strategic problem-solver who oversees project operations, mentors students and staff, and contributes to research design, qualitative analysis, and manuscript development. She has led rapid intervention adaptations during COVID-19 through projects such as Coping Together and To Heal a Wounded Soul and has contributed to studies addressing LGBTQIA+ health and racialized stress among people of color.

Motivated by curiosity and a passion for justice, Logan ensures that research findings translate into meaningful, real-world impact. She finds inspiration in mentoring others, discovering patterns in qualitative data, and witnessing how her work strengthens communities.