MTSU
READING

In the News: MTSU alumna escaped ‘scary’ Africa ex...

In the News: MTSU alumna escaped ‘scary’ Africa experience

MTSU alumna Logan Key was in the news recently following a harrowing experience during medical mission trip to Africa. Key is a 2010 graduate of the MTSU Honors College with bachelor’s degrees in biology and chemistry.

According to a story in the Johnson City (Tenn.) Press, Key, now a medical school student studying at East Tennessee State University, became trapped against her will inside the gates of hotel in Kenya.

The Quillen College of Medicine student went to Kenya in late July to take part in the Medics to Africa program. A payment dispute between the director of the program and the owner of the hotel led to Key being held hostage at the hotel, along with two other medical students.

ETSU has said it will no long participate in the Medics to Africa program.

Read the stories about Key’s experience and her escape by clicking on the images:

MTSU alumna Logan Key (Photo courtesy of The Johnson City Press)

MTSU alumna Logan Key. Click the image to read her story. (Photo courtesy of The Johnson City Press)

Click the image to watch the video report by WJHL-TV News Channel 11 in Johnson City, Tenn.

Click the image to watch the video report by WJHL-TV News Channel 11 in Johnson City, Tenn.


COMMENTS ARE OFF THIS POST