Jeffrey Franco, D.C., of Mandeville, LA, was recently named ROAR Career Advisor of the Year by Sherman College of Chiropractic in appreciation of his contributions, time and commitment to growing the chiropractic profession. The ROAR (Reach Out And Recruit) Career Advisor of the Year Award is given to an exceptional ROAR member who has gone above and beyond to recruit students to Sherman College. ROAR asks its doctors to reach beyond their comfort zones and help Sherman recruit future leaders for the profession. “We are thankful there are chiropractors who do everything they can to advance the chiropractic profession, and... Continue reading

Sherman College honored alumni, chiropractors, and supporters during its 40th anniversary Lyceum, a homecoming and continuing education event attended by hundreds of chiropractors throughout the U.S. and internationally. Lyceum is held on the college’s campus in Spartanburg, SC, and involves three days of seminars, special events and other programs. The college is proud to announce the following 2013 award recipients: Thom and Betty Gelardi Service Award Helen and Gordon Brown, D.C. Chiropractor of the Year Shane Walker, D.C. Regent of the Year Liam Schubel, D.C. Rising Star Award Ryan Williams, D.C. ROAR Career Advisor of the Year Kelvin Ng, D.C.... Continue reading

My vision of chiropractic includes every infant, child, adult and senior in the world being checked for Vertebral Subluxation and then if found, adjusted by a CHIROPRAC-TOR. My vision of Chiropractic places the profession in a place of honor and distinction because of its’ unique service to all of humanity.... Continue reading

Here we have Sherman College’s original heraldic crest. Isn’t it awesome? I just had to share this little bit of trivia via Dr. Liam Schubel. Below you will find the meanings to the images. I personally would love this heraldic crest hanging in my practice! It represents AWESOMENESS! DON’T YOU... Continue reading

Dear Larry the Lion, Larry and Rhea at Lyceum I must say that you are such a majestic, loyal and wise being and so dedicated to Sherman College that I knew you would be the right “person” to ask about my, uhm, predicament. So here goes. I also realize you’re... Continue reading

Good news! Great news from returning interns that have just taken their Part 4 Board! The word is that everyone was well prepared and that the exam was even…”fun”…a true word from one of the examinees. I’m happy to hear that because I’ll be there soon enough. And I certainly... Continue reading

A chair that belonged to B.J. Palmer has been added to the Brown House Chiropractic Museum, thanks to a donation from Dr. Kim Williams on behalf of the family of Dr. Sid Williams. Dr. Kim is president of the B.J. Palmer Historic Home Foundation. The chair was part of the furnishings at B.J.’s home located on St. Armand's Key in Sarasota, Florida, and was in the home at the time of his death in 1961. B.J. himself, as well as many other chiropractors and guests, have sat in this very chair. Miguel Hastings transported the chair and other items donated... Continue reading

Next week, more than 500 chiropractors and 70 prospective students from around the world will descend on Spartanburg as Sherman College of Chiropractic kicks off its 40th annual homecoming and continuing education event. Sherman College will celebrate Lyceum from Thursday to Saturday, May 23-25. The event is held each May on the college’s campus in Spartanburg and involves three days of seminars, reunions, alumni events and more. The college will host a formal investiture ceremony for its fifth president, Edwin Cordero, D.C., on Thursday, May 23, at 7 p.m. Dr. Cordero is a dynamic leader passionate about inspiring, motivating and... Continue reading

Some interesting information about D.D. Palmer for those wondering what kind of Magnetic Healing he performed before he discovered Chiropractic. This is from “History In The Making” p. 14 “8. He placed one hand OVER the liver (for example), other hand UNDER back, UNDER LIVER. 9. Both hands remained stationary.... Continue reading

Did you know that chiropractic was recently named the 11th best job for 2013 by CareerCast? It isn’t surprising because we all know the rewards of being a chiropractor in all the categories evaluated: environment, income potential, job outlook and (low) stress. Practicing D.C.s can introduce prospective students to an amazing career – serving in a health field, helping people with a natural approach to health, making a difference in the lives of others. Increasing demands for a natural approach to health care assures job growth in the field. Chiropractic is one of the nation’s fastest growing professions, and you... Continue reading

YES! I was on the Magic Bus that went from Sherman College to New Beginnings in New Jersey thanks to our generous Board of Trustees. My daughter and I had front row seats all the way (that’s why you can’t see us). It was a terrific trip with lots of... Continue reading

So, what is the purpose of a Chiropractic Mission Trip? Is it about us? Is it about going out to save the world? I really like the picture above because it captures in its image chiropractic students truly on a mission…all loaded up on a truck ready to serve –... Continue reading

Seeking to enhance its community outreach efforts and improve lives with chiropractic care, Sherman College of Chiropractic President Dr. Edwin Cordero turned to fellow College Town institution Spartanburg Methodist College’s President Dr. Colleen Perry Keith to form a collaborative agreement and provide chiropractic care for the benefit of SMC student athletes. The partnership contracts Sherman College’s faculty and select student interns to work closely with SMC’s athletic training and medical staff and provide regular chiropractic care to SMC student athletes on their campus. “The collaboration between SMC and Sherman College is born of a time-honored tradition of integrative care for... Continue reading

The investiture of President Edwin Cordero, D.C., an inspiring program with founder Thomas A. Gelardi, D.C., 21 hours of continuing education credit, and a 40th anniversary celebration are just a few of the highlights of Sherman College of Chiropractic’s Lyceum 2013. Sherman College will celebrate its “40 Years and still TIC-ing” Lyceum from Thursday to Saturday, May 23-25. The event is held each spring on the college’s campus in Spartanburg and involves three days of seminars, reunions, alumni events and more. This year’s Lyceum features more than 30 seminars with attendees able to receive up to 21 hours of continuing... Continue reading

Phormictupus cancerides, picture source: Wikipedia The morning came today at 4:30 a.m. Perhaps it was due to lack of caffeine as felt by an extreme headache or subluxation due to much hard work. Regardless, it was time to get up. I had been in bed recovering from my trip to... Continue reading

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A mission trip calls to action all chiropractic students in clinic to make a difference in their lives and the lives of others in need. A good number of interns in my quarter went during the last break on their first mission trip to Haiti and the Dominican Republic. This... Continue reading

Ahhh, something we can all relate to…stress…. I like this little guy cause he captures one of “those moments” when it’s all too much. Today I took a few hours off and picked up my daughter from school early (early for me- not her) and we went off to get... Continue reading

Chart by B.J. Palmer Definitions: Innate Intelligence: that intelligence that directs the life force and all functions of the body, resides in all living things. Does not cause harm, supports and nourishes life functions. Innate Brain: the living brain that responds to Innate Intelligence (they all do). Educated Brain: the... Continue reading

There are undeniable treasures that have created chiropractic’s heritage. Firstly, there are the people that stood tall and firm for the cause in the very beginning of chiropractic history- D.D. Palmer, founder; Dr. B.J. Palmer, developer; and Dr. Mable Palmer, the “sweetheart” of the students during her tenure at Palmer... Continue reading

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Birthdays are funny things. Some people wait in expectation for the day to arrive each year when people you love celebrate their life. Other people say don’t remind me and wish the day would go by without any notice from anyone. Yes, I acknowledge there are many opinions in-between these... Continue reading

Being a Michigan native, I am familiar with the concept of a snow day. A good deal of snow falls during the night, most optimally between the hours of 4-6 a.m., with a blowing wind so the plow/salt trucks can’t keep up with the accumulation. This means a lot of... Continue reading

Bagel Fest is a great Sherman tradition. The entire school gathered to hear announcements from the administration, to validate the accomplishment of our students being pinned as health center interns, and welcoming our newest students. Announcements included a need for a Student Government. Elections weren’t held last quarter which saw... Continue reading

For those of you who don’t know I have the best work study ever! I work for the Office of Institutional Advancement. Basically I get to call alumni and ask for donations, as well as connect with them about Sherman. You may be thinking “That sounds terrifying asking for money”... Continue reading