Most recently, Logsdon served as the Recruitment Coordinator for Academy Choir: LA, an esteemed extension of the renowned summer program A Cappella Academy, co-founded by Avi Kaplan (GRAMMY-winning artist and member of Pentatonix), Ben Bram (co-creator of Pentatonix), and Rob Dietz (arranger for The Sing-Off). Academy Choir: LA is dedicated to fostering contemporary vocal talent and promoting excellence in the a cappella community.

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Working closely with musical director Rob Dietz, Logsdon played a pivotal role in enhancing the program’s visibility and expanding its membership base. Through strategic marketing initiatives, Logsdon successfully contributed to the recruitment efforts for the highly anticipated 2025/2026 season, helping to ensure the continued growth of Academy Choir: LA. 

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In addition to her work with Academy Choir: LA, Logsdon has worked in the Education Department at the GRAMMY Museum as the Outreach Coordinator for the museum’s nationally recognized summer program, GRAMMY Camp. In this role, Logsdon acted as a key liaison between the GRAMMY Museum, prospective campers, GRAMMY Camp alumni, and arts educators across the country. Logsdon was instrumental in helping to expand the program’s reach, contributing to the successful launch of GRAMMY Camp in New York and Miami. Additionally, Logsdon collaborated closely with the Director of Education, providing essential support in outreach logistics to enhance program visibility and meet recruitment objectives. A passionate advocate for GRAMMY Camp, Logsdon championed the importance of the program’s impact on youth development and the arts community.

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Beyond Logsdon's work with the GRAMMY Museum, Logsdon has also contributed to the TMC Arts production team at The Music Center, assisting with high-profile community events such as the 65th Annual LA County Holiday Celebration at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion and the NYELA Countdown to 2025 at Gloria Molina Grand Park, where audiences ranged from 500 to 45,000 attendees.

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Throughout her career in the performing arts, Logsdon has held key leadership roles and contributed to executive boards of prominent organizations, including the Los Angeles-based nonprofit The Harmony Project. As the Director of Vocal Music, Logsdon was responsible for creating, implementing, and directing the organization’s inaugural vocal music program in the San Fernando Valley. Her efforts led to the successful launch and growth of the program, which saw a 50% increase in participation across local schools by the end of its first year.

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During her tenure at The Harmony Project, Logsdon played a pivotal role in establishing partnerships with Los Angeles Unified Schools in the region, creating the first-ever Vocal Jazz Contemporary A Cappella Ensemble, and overseeing the recruitment, hiring, and mentorship of teaching artists and staff. Her students performed at prestigious venues, including the Skirball Cultural Center (Annual Harmony Project Gala) and the Beverly Hills Country Club (Annual Conductor’s Circle Event), showcasing their talents to a wide range of audiences.

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Recognized as a Female Change Maker in Los Angeles, Logsdon was featured on LA Unscripted on KTLA News for her outstanding contributions. Additionally, Logsdon played a key role in securing grant funding to support the program’s expansion, successfully assisting the grant writing team in obtaining significant awards, including the Chorus America 2024-2026 Grant.

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In addition to her role at The Harmony Project, Logsdon was the founding Guest Conductor for the University of Redlands Vocal Jazz Ensemble (“Rhythm Ave”) and co-created and served as Artistic Director for the annual Vocal Jazz Workshop at the Conservatory of Music, which led to the establishment of a yearlong vocal jazz ensemble.

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From 2022 to 2024, Logsdon served as Vocal Jazz Contemporary A Cappella VP on the Southern California Vocal Association Board, where she organized and oversaw the annual Vocal Jazz Contemporary A Cappella Honor Choir weekend. Under her leadership, visibility and participation in the event grew significantly, culminating in the 2023 Honor Choir being featured in DownBeat Magazine and winning three solo performance awards.

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Before joining The Harmony Project, Logsdon was the Director of Choral Programs at Chaminade College Preparatory, where she founded and led their Vocal Jazz Program. She was honored as Moderator of the Year by the student body in 2022. In addition to overseeing award-winning ensembles, she taught music appreciation, vocal technique, and applied music lessons. Her students went on to attend prestigious institutions, including Yale University, UCLA, Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, California Lutheran University and more!

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Earlier in her career, Logsdon spent six years at Valley School in Van Nuys, CA, where she founded and directed their award-winning choral and musical theatre programs. Her students performed at renowned venues like Disneyland Resort, Artemus Hall, and Universal Studios and were featured on KTLA's Holiday Segment.

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Logsdon holds a BA in Music from California Lutheran University and an MA in Music Education from San Jose State University.

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Deeply committed to the arts, she is dedicated to its ability to inspire change and foster growth, recognizing its profound and enduring impact on people of all ages.