Land O’Lakes Native Logan Beatty Set to Graduate from University of Miami, Moves to Boston for Advanced Studies

Logan Beatty, an engineering student from Land O’Lakes, Florida, will graduate from the University of Miami College of Engineering on May 10, 2024. He studied biomaterials and tissues, choosing the University of Miami for its active campus, community, merit aid, and research opportunities. As a Stamps Scholar, Beatty participated in various academic and extracurricular activities.

During his university years, Beatty joined the Biomedical Engineering Society, serving as first-year ambassador, social media coordinator, and vice president. He also was the recording secretary and president of Tau Beta Pi and mentored at the Inspire U Academy. These roles helped him develop leadership skills and deepen his commitment to biomedical engineering.

Beatty's interest in biomedical engineering began in high school, influenced by his classes in biology and physics. His focus on immunoengineering, which deals with the immune system in autoimmune diseases, became personal after his own diagnosis during his sophomore year.

At the University of Miami, Beatty worked as a consultant lab tech for Akron Biotechnology, gaining practical experience in biotechnology applications in healthcare. This role reinforced his interest in a biotech career, aiming to lead research and development after completing his Ph.D.

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