Her Story
About Logan
Logan Fetterman serves as Campus Project Coordinator at Vera House, a Syracuse, New York-based nonprofit dedicated to domestic and sexual violence prevention, education, advocacy, and survivor support. In this role, she oversees campus initiatives across all nine colleges and universities in Onondaga County, working closely with Title IX offices, student success teams, and campus partners to strengthen prevention efforts and promote safe, supportive educational environments.
Fetterman works directly with students to provide guidance and resources for navigating reporting processes while delivering accessible, relatable education focused on healthy relationships, consent, personal safety, and violence prevention. Her approach centers on meeting students where they are and creating open, informed conversations around issues that can significantly impact their college experience. She is committed to building strong partnerships with higher education institutions and ensuring students have the knowledge, resources, and support they need to make informed decisions and seek assistance when necessary.
After recently earning her master's degree in International Relations from Syracuse University's Maxwell School, Fetterman began her current position in January 2026 and is building on a strong foundation of academic, public service, and community-focused experience. Her professional motivation is both personal and purpose-driven: she is committed to establishing long-term stability for her family and hopes to support her parents as they grow older while continuing to make a meaningful contribution to the nonprofit human services field. Through her work at Vera House, she combines her background in criminology, international relations, security studies, and community engagement with a genuine commitment to prevention, advocacy, and empowering others.
Her Interview
Ten minutes with Logan
01What do you attribute your success to?
I attribute my drive first and foremost to my family, wanting to create a better future and stability to support my parents as they've supported me. The importance of family has heightened and become the number one driver of how I want to be successful and create a life where I can provide resources for them as they get older.
02What advice would you give to young women entering your industry?
I would encourage young women entering the industry to be confident in who they are, recognize the value they bring, and never be afraid to showcase their strengths. It is equally important to understand both your strengths and areas for growth, because acknowledging your weaknesses is not a sign of limitation but an opportunity to learn and develop. Bring your authentic self to the table, trust your abilities, and embrace every opportunity to grow.
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