Logan Dozier

Logan Dozier has a diverse range of work experience spanning from 2014 to the present. From 2017 to the present, they worked at the Washington Hospitality Association, starting as an Incubation Pilot Coordinator and later transitioning to a Programs Manager and then a Business Development Programs Manager II. Their responsibilities included managing programs, executing advertisement placements and sales, cultivating member leads, analyzing feedback data, and establishing program revenue goals.

In 2020, Logan founded their own consulting company called Dozier Strategy & Solutions LLC, where they specialize in providing strategic messaging and consulting services to various organizations.

They have also worked in strategic communication roles for political campaigns, such as serving as a Strategic Communication Director for the campaigns of Matthew J. Stroe for Walla Walla County Sheriff in 2018 and Todd Kimball for Walla Walla County Commissioner, District 2 in 2016.

Additionally, Logan has demonstrated their leadership skills and involvement in student organizations. They served as a member of the Board of Directors for both the WSU Chinook Student Center and WSU Student Recreation Center, where they participated in designing and budgeting for student-centered projects. They also founded and served as President of The Society for Collegiate Leadership & Achievement, overseeing the organization's operations on the WSU campus.

Furthermore, Logan held various roles in ASWSU (Associated Students of Washington State University), including Chairman of ASWSU Senate Internal Committee, All-Campus Senator, Coordinator of the President's Student Advisory Board, ASWSU City Council Liaison, Associate Director of Student Life, and Associate Director of Legislative Affairs. These roles involved chairing committees, allocating budgets to student organizations, advocating for students' interests, and enhancing student life.

Within the Greek community, Logan served as Director of Policy and Procedure for the WSU Interfraternity Council, where they advised fraternity chapters and chaired the conduct board. They also held the position of Vice President of University Affairs for the Phi Kappa Tau Fraternity, working on philanthropy, community service, and coordinating programs for members.

Overall, Logan Dozier has valuable experience in program management, strategic communication, consulting, student leadership, and community involvement.

Logan Dozier graduated from Waitsburg High School in 2013, obtaining a diploma. Afterward, they attended Washington State University from 2013 to 2017, where they earned a Bachelor's degree in Stratigic Communication with a minor in Political Science. In May 2019, Logan obtained an Insurance Producer certification from the Washington State Office of the Insurance Commissioner.