Sherman College EXCEL Magazine, Fall 2020

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Record-breaking donor support fuels era of growth.

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Cover Story – Called to Serve

unique, but these four donors are united in their desire to support the Sherman mission.

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Campus News

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Mentoring Our Pride

Their reasons are different, their methods

Promotions, publications, awards and more.

Alumni Association launches new program to connect alumni with students.

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The Philanthropy Edition

Donor support helps Sherman College live its mission and vision.

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Annual Honor Roll of Donors

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Making an Impact

Sherman publishes first-ever Community Impact Report.

Photographer John Byrum

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Every gift to Sherman, whatever its size, supports our progress.

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The Many Faces of Philanthropy

Donors discuss what excites them about supporting Sherman College and the future of chiropractic.

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Community News

Sherman’s Community Impact With more than 3,500 alumni caring for patients around the globe, an on-campus clinic that provides 27,000 patient visits per year to our local community, and a lively campus with more than 400 students and 100 employees, Sherman College of Chiropractic strives daily to achieve its vision of Adjusting the World for a Better Future.

But how well are we doing, and how can we define our true impact?

Sherman College recently compiled survey findings, institutional data and many examples of outreach efforts in its first annual Community Impact Report, which was released in October 2020. The report features specific examples of how we are making an impact through five key areas: strategic partnerships/initiatives, events, health care, community service and philanthropy.

Members of the college community focus their service primarily on issues and organizations dedicated to these causes and many more:

ANIMALS

CHILDREN

VETERANS

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FOOD INSECURITY

“This report shows what we have know for many years — that we are making the world a better place through chiropractic and service to humanity as we fulfill our mission and vision,” said Ohmar T. Land, D.M., Vice President for Institutional Advancement and Public Relations.

Students learn that becoming a contributing part of the community and sharing their gifts with the community is good for them and good for chiropractic. But more importantly, those who serve experience a sense of purpose and the joy of giving back.

You can download your copy on our website at https://www.sherman.edu/pdfs/ community-impact-report/.

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TO LEARN MORE ABOUT OUR IMPACT AND THE CAUSES AND GROUPS OUR SHERMAN COLLEGE

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COMMUNITY SERVES, WE ASKED EVERYONE ON CAMPUS TO COMPLETE A SURVEY EARLIER THIS YEAR. WE LEARNED THAT:

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volunteer for organizations outside of the college

Mary Black Foundation Awards $15,000 Grant Sherman College was one of 19 nonprofit organizations serving Spartanburg County that recently received new grants from the Mary Black Foundation.

This first-time grant from the organization will support the Chiropractic Health Center, which provides chiropractic care for the local community through approximately 27,000 patient visits annually.

“During these challenging times and beyond, it is a top priority for Sherman College to build more strategic relationships throughout Spartanburg to share our resources and services. We are grateful for the support the Foundation has provided to our Health Center and for their confidence in us as we continue to care for our community,” said Vice President for Institutional Advancement and Public Relations Ohmar T. Land, D.M.

The foundation’s most recent grant cycle focused on the systemic challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic, specifically the basic needs of individuals and nonprofits, mental health, and the growing health and education lag.

The Mary Black Foundation has committed to providing more than $3.1 million in grants for 2020.

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Around the World

Kent, Students Published in Annals Academy of of Vertebral Subluxation Research Chiropractic Director of the Center for Scholarly Activity Christopher Kent, M.A., D.C., J.D., co-authored several works published in the Annals of Vertebral Subluxation Research, Volume 2020. Three Sherman students, Suzzanne M. Candelaria-Perez, Christopher Long and Brooke Mills, also served as co-authors on three studies. They have received scholarships as Research Fellows of the Foundation for Vertebral Subluxation. The following were published: • “A Scoping Review of Salivary Tests for Immunoglobulin A, Cortisol, and C-Reactive Protein in Consideration of Their Use as Immune Biomarkers in Chiropractic Research” by Matthew McCoy, D.C., M.P.H.; Suzzanne M. Candelaria-Perez, B.Sc.; Christopher Kent, D.C., J.D.; Christie Kwon, D.C., M.S., M.P.H.(C); Anquonette Stiles, D.C., M.P.H.; Christopher Long, B.S.; and Brooke Mills, A.A. • “Immune Function, Chiropractic and Vertebral Subluxation: A Multi-Pronged Project to Address Fundamental Questions in an Evidence Informed Framework” by Matthew McCoy, D.C., M.P.H.; Christopher Kent, D.C., J.D.; Anquonette Stiles, D.C., M.P.H.; Christie Kwon D.C., M.S., M.P.H.(C); Suzzanne M. Candelaria-Perez, B.Sc.; Christopher Long, B.S.; and Brooke Mills, A.A. • “A Scoping Review of Chiropractic, Vertebral Subluxation and Immune Function with Implications for Development of a Protocol for Measurement of Immune Biomarkers in Chiropractic Research and the Development of Related Policy” by Matthew McCoy, D.C., M.P.H.; Christopher Kent, D.C., J.D.; Suzzanne M. CandelariaPerez, B.Sc.; Anquonette Stiles, D.C., M.P.H.; Christie Kwon, D.C., M.S., M.P.H.(C); Christopher Long, B.S.; and Brooke Mills, A.A. • “A Critical Evaluation of the World Federation of Chiropractic’s Fatally Flawed Review of Immunity and Chiropractic” by Matthew McCoy D.C., M.P.H.; Christopher Kent, D.C., J.D.; Simon Senzon, D.C., M.A., Ph.D.(C); and Phillip Ebrall, B.Apps.Sc. (Chiropr), Ph.D., D.C. (Hon).

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Philosophers Hosts Module IV The Academy of Chiropractic Philosophers (ACP) met on campus and virtually August 8-9 to complete Module IV of its one-year program.

Sherman College Professor and Philosophy Department Chair Bill Decken, D.C., ’86, D.Ph.C.S., was joined by Terry Van Dervort, D.C., ’81, Dan Lyons, D.C., and Sherman College founder and first president Thom Gelardi , D.C., in sharing their philosophic thoughts and insight on subjects ranging from tone to the future of chiropractic.

Sherman College Professor and Director of the Center for Scholarly Activity Christopher Kent, D.C., J.D., and Associate Professor and Business Department Chair Brian Dooley, D.C., ’05, A.C.P., were recognized for the teaching, wisdom and challenges they have shared with the candidates in the ACP program.

For more information about the ACP program, email aradick@sherman.edu or visit www.sherman.edu/ACP.

Serving their profession, their communities and the college they love.

Their approaches to philanthropy are as unique as their individual fingerprints, but these alumni and friends of the college are united in their desire to support Sherman’s mission and philosophy.

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Randy Baze, D.C. RANDY BAZE, D.C., ’83, GREW UP IN A HORSE RACING FAMILY IN WASHINGTON STATE. PERHAPS THE ONLY THING THAT PREVENTED HIM FROM BECOMING A JOCKEY LIKE ALL OF HIS SIBLINGS WAS A TEENAGE GROWTH SPURT. Nonetheless, he spent his teenage years being thrown from horses and visiting medical doctors.

“I went to the University of Washington and became a member of the rowing team,” Dr. Baze says, “and my activity level went down. When I worked with Dad with the horses, I went into a stupor, couldn’t sleep, had blind spots, ringing in my ears, had stomach upsets and was sad.”

When medical doctors couldn’t seem to help with his health problems, his mother took him to Greg Bartlett, D.C. Initially a skeptic, Baze’s experience with Bartlett changed his mind completely about chiropractic — and changed the direction of his life.

X-rays revealed that two bones were misaligned.

The first adjustment helped alleviate Baze’s pain; after a month of treatment all his symptoms had disappeared completely. He continued to visit the chiropractor regularly after that to maintain his renewed health.

Bartlett accepted an invitation from Baze to visit the racetrack and what happened next was eye-opening.

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The chiropractor adjusted one of the racehorses. A pre-med major at the University of Washington, Baze was still searching for his direction in life. That moment at the racetrack is when he decided to consider chiropractic as a profession and discovered Sherman College.

At Sherman, he took a class in animal adjusting and knew he had found a niche that brought together his love of animals and a desire to heal people through chiropractic.

When he graduated from Sherman College in 1983, he initially worked with Bartlett before opening his own practice near the racetrack so he could work with his dad’s horses.

Baze’s chiropractic practice took an unexpected turn when he received a request to adjust a dog whose owner planned to euthanize the animal because it had a paralyzed front leg. After several adjustments, the dog could move its legs and eventually walked again.

With a tip from the delighted owner, the local newspaper published a story about the dog’s miraculous recovery. “The next day,” Baze says, “the phones were ringing off the hook.”

After that, he was inundated with owners seeking chiropractic care for their animals.

With as many as 100 pet patients a week along with 100 human patients a week, Baze finally set up a special entrance for his animal patients.

“I think this was just what was meant to be,” Baze says of the animal practice that grew out of his lifelong love and care of racehorses.

“When I started, no one was adjusting animals because it took too much time away from their human practice,” he says of his pioneering work with animal chiropractic.

“Now, colleges are doing much more with animal chiropractic.”

In the beginning, animal owners often paid him in cakes, pies, and cookies, so he decided to set up a donation box for them to place whatever monetary payment they wanted to make. All the money placed in that box was earmarked as a donation to Sherman College – a tradition Baze still upholds.

The donation box was the start of his philanthropy and a novel way to show appreciation to his alma mater. To date, donations to Sherman College from Baze’s animal patients exceed $80,000.

“I’m always going to do what I do, take care of people and animals, support Sherman College and answer the call when I’m asked to speak.”

- Randy Baze, D.C.,’83

Over the years, Baze’s career in chiropractic has brought him recognition. In 1983 he was named Sherman Regent of the Year, and in 1998, he was named to the Chiropractic Knights of the Round Table. In 2002, he received the Chiropractic Sentinel Award and the Washington State Chiropractic Pioneer Award.

“For me it’s pretty simple; chiropractic saved my life,” Baze says. “That is a debt I can never repay; helping people and animals all day is just part of the deal.”

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Susan Newlin SUSAN NEWLIN FORGOT ABOUT HAVING REGISTERED WITH AN EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, SO SHE WAS SURPRISED TO GET A CALL ASKING HER TO INTERVIEW FOR A JOB AS ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT TO THE VICE PRESIDENT AT A NEW CHIROPRACTIC COLLEGE. She was working toward a master’s degree in Higher Education Administration at the time, but she accepted the appointment.

“I knew nothing about chiropractic and decided to go for the interview on a whim.

I was curious. Well, as the saying goes, the rest is history.”

Newlin was offered the job on the spot, and she accepted. She was eager to learn more about this new type of healthcare.

Fortunately, all employees were required to take an introductory course in chiropractic philosophy, taught by Reggie Gold, D.C. After that, she was hooked.

Thirty-seven years later, Newlin retired after holding numerous positions at Sherman as the institution grew from fledgling school to one of the most recognized chiropractic colleges in the country.

She remembers fondly the many hours she spent with Thom Gelardi, D.C., the college’s founder and first president, asking questions which he patiently answered. She embraced the Sherman College philosophy and became “a rebel with a cause.”

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Before long, she was promoted to director of admissions, serving from 1974 until 1981, at which time she became head of the Department of Development, overseeing fundraising, alumni affairs, public relations and publications. “That is when I realized the importance of supporting the college through financial means and revived the Board of Regents, which became and remains the major financial support group for the college,” Newlin says. “I joined the board then and continue as a Regent contributor to this day, earning lifetime Regent status.”

Eventually, she returned to the Office of Admissions, charged with reversing a decline in enrollment resulting from a gap in accreditation by the Council of Chiropractic Education, the agency most states required for licensure. She chaired the self-study process for the Council as well as the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools. “Those responsibilities gave me a deep understanding of every aspect of the college.”

“Giving is not only good for whatever or whoever I am supporting, it is good for my soul.”

- Susan Newlin Newlin made a “silent personal pledge” to become a member of the Heritage Society whose members have contributed a minimum of $100,000. Realizing they were short of that goal when she retired, the couple pledged $10,000 a year to the President’s Circle and finally reached Heritage Society status in 2018.

Newlin went on to serve as vice president for enrollment services and then vice president for planning and assessment, where she directed strategic planning and the accreditation reaffirmation process, and finally, serving as vice president of institutional advancement until her retirement in 2011. Upon retirement, she was awarded an honorary Doctor of Chiropractic Humanities degree, a tribute she says she will always treasure.

“Sherman College has been both my and my husband Baron’s philanthropic priority,” Newlin says. “I quickly realized that it was so much easier to ask for donations if I was a donor myself. So began my long history of donations to the college through the payroll deduction plan. We also contributed to a number of capital projects and other campaigns over the years.”

“I really can’t put into words how important Sherman College has been in my life and how honored I have been to support the principles upon which Sherman was founded,” Newlin says. “Being a financial contributor was one important part of that. It is one thing to say you support something, quite another to put your money where your mouth is.”

As generous as she has been to Sherman College, Newlin is also an avowed nature lover, concerned about the environment and the health of the planet. “This fits with my respect for chiropractic’s contribution to the overall health of the human body,” she says of her contributions to organizations dedicated to the preservation of nature. Her most recent passion is Hatcher Garden and Woodland Preserve in Spartanburg.

“I have always been a giver to causes I believe in and to those in need,” she says. “If I am honest about why, I would say, selfishly, because it makes me feel really good to support something that will outlast my limited footprint on earth.”

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Marlene Mahipat, D.C. MARLENE MAHIPAT, D.C., A 2001 GRADUATE OF SHERMAN COLLEGE, CREDITS HER EARLY LIFE IN TRINIDAD AND HER STRUGGLE TO ESCAPE THE POVERTY OF HER SMALL VILLAGE WITH INSTILLING A DRIVE TO SUCCEED AND TO HELP OTHERS WHO ARE STRUGGLING. Mahipat came to the United States in 1990 with $300, two suitcases and a burning desire for an education. All of the successful people she had observed were educated, and she was determined to get the education she needed to pursue her dreams. In that quest, she has established her own business and created two successful philanthropic organizations.

“I grew up in poverty,” she says. “Once I became a chiropractor, I felt the need to help those less fortunate than I was ... who were where I was in life when I struggled myself.”

She adds, “I feel motivated and driven in my personal life to help others through charity and compassion and to heal them in whatever capacity I am able to, whether it is financially, spiritually, mentally or physically.”

After graduating from Sherman College, Mahipat moved to Maryland, where she worked for a healthcare provider for a year before setting up her own modest practice, “with one piece of equipment!” she quips.

Her practice now provides chiropractic and a holistic approach to wellness to approximately 100 patients a week at her office in Randallstown. But that busy schedule hasn’t kept her from serving her community in other ways.

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On her first vacation to Mexico, she remembers seeing a woman with two young children sleeping on the streets.

The desperation and pain that she saw in the woman’s eyes reminded her of her own mother and her struggles. She resolved to help people who were struggling to survive.

In 2006, Mahipat founded Helping Orphans Prosper Everywhere (H.O.P.E.), a nonprofit organization providing services to children and families in need.

She also volunteered as a delivery driver for Meals on Wheels, where she noticed that many people she visited shared the food she brought with their pets because they couldn’t afford pet food. That observation inspired Mahipat to start a second nonprofit, People Letting Every Animal Survive Euthanasia (P.L.E.A.S.E.), that provides assistance to animals, pets and pet owners and works to prevent otherwise healthy animals from being euthanized.

“I have found healing people to be most rewarding, and knowing I made a difference in a person’s or animal’s life,” she says.

“I am a very strong believer in healing through service.”

The dedicated philanthropist fills backpacks with school supplies for needy students each school year, delivers gifts to area nursing homes and even celebrates her own October birthday by hosting a Halloween pizza party for children at a local shelter.

Mahipat is a success now, but she has vivid memories of the times she didn’t have tools to succeed, when she didn’t have parents or anyone else to turn to, when she was hungry and forced to sleep on the streets.

“When you think your life is bad, try helping the homeless and the hungry and the orphaned,” Mahipat says. “It grounds you.”

Serving others has become both a professional and personal goal for Mahipat, and her efforts have not gone unnoticed in the greater community. She was one of the Top 100 Minority Business Enterprise Award winners, a tribute to business owners in Maryland and the surrounding states.

“I have found healing people to be most rewarding, and knowing I made a difference in a person’s or animal’s life. I am a very strong believer in healing through service.”

- Marlene Mahipat, D.C.,’01 The Center Club’s Women in Business group named her a 2019 Trailblazer for her work effecting positive change in her community.

In 2020, she received the Baltimore County Women Making a Difference Award. These are only the most recent recognitions for a professional and personal life well-lived in the service of others.

Of course, Mahipat has a dream for the future, too. “My envisioned future would be a retirement plan,” she says. “Instead of doing chiropractic as business, I would do it as a charity for those who were in need and unable to afford it so my chiropractic life and philanthropic life would be one and the same, much as they are now.”

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Russell Goff, D.C. After his visit to Sherman College, Goff was sold on the school and its philosophy, and when the trio returned to Wyoming, Natalee also decided to enroll at Sherman College – six months before her brother.

Goff found his calling when he was introduced to the EPIC technique, a chiropractic approach that analyzes and corrects upper cervical subluxations by sound wave, and determined to work toward incorporating it into Sherman College’s offerings.

Goff ’s passion for EPIC and his desire to serve Sherman were intertwined, leading him to found the EPIC Club to educate others in the technique.

TEACHING STUDENTS TO GIVE BACK IS A BASIC TENET OF SHERMAN COLLEGE’S PHILOSOPHY, AND STUDENTS ARE ENCOURAGED TO CONSIDER HOW THEY CAN BEST CONTRIBUTE TO THE COLLEGE AND PROFESSION AFTER GRADUATION. Russell Goff, D. C., a 2019 graduate, embraced that message and acted on it while he was still a student.

A Wyoming native, Goff was studying physiology at the University of Wyoming when he considered a career in chiropractic.

He, his sister, Natalee, and his mother piled into their family vehicle and set out to visit schools, logging more miles than he likes to remember on what he calls “an epic cross-country adventure.”

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A turning point for Goff came in his third quarter when EPIC founder Stan Pierce Jr., D.C., was a guest lecturer in his upper cervical technique and nutrition classes. “As I dove down deep into the study of the technique, the intricacies and the nuances,” he says, “it quickly became obvious to me that EPIC was going to be the technique I would use for the rest of my life.”

Goff ’s first goal was to bring EPIC into the outpatient clinic and ultimately to create “brand equity” on campus. Over the next two years, he established the EPIC Club, hosted events on- and off-campus, scheduled guest lectures and built a core group of students interested in learning more about EPIC. With the encouragement of Assistant Professor Christine Theodossis, D.C., ’10, DCCJP, also an EPIC proponent, he was able to build momentum and interest among students, resulting in an elective class being introduced into the curriculum.

Goff was able to leverage his growing relationship with EPIC to benefit Sherman College, even facilitating a visit from Shark Tank’s Kevin Harrington as a speaker. Goff later attended his first EPIC Bootcamp in Clearwater, FL and became a driving force in deepening the relationship between Sherman and EPIC. Before he graduated, Goff represented Sherman at the World Congress of Chiropractic Students (WCCS) in Johannesburg, South Africa. Discussions among the student delegates from 27 chiropractic schools from around the world were eye-opening, Goff says, and gave him a global view of the profession.

After graduation, Goff became an associate doctor with EPIC in Clearwater, primarily working behind the scenes to coordinate and prepare the Symposium, their largest event of the year. He also works as the point person for vendors, presenters, visiting doctors and students, serving as the student liaison for three different chiropractic colleges and their EPIC clubs.

Partially thanks to Goff ’s efforts, the college’s Chiropractic Health Center recently became the first to feature an EPIC Integrity

“My philanthropic activities were simply an extension of who I have become through the years.”

- Russell Goff, D.C.,’19

Genesis 1000 adjusting instrument — a piece of equipment that Goff calls “a huge breakthrough for table-based, percussion soundwave adjusting instruments.”

Growing up in Wyoming, Goff was a member of the National FFA Organization (formerly Future Farmers of America). In ninth grade, he was introduced to the FFA motto: “Learning to Do, Doing to Learn, Earning to Live, Living to Serve.” The motto has guided him ever since. “‘Living to serve’ kept my heart in the right frame of reference. When you earn to live, it is easier to live to serve,” Goff says. “My philanthropic activities were simply an extension of who I have become through the years. To me, reaching out, serving, connecting people, setting up events – it was all about ‘living to serve.’”

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Campus News

Sherman’s First Virtual Commencement Celebrates June, September Graduates

Fifty-one students from around the world celebrated their graduation from Sherman College in Spartanburg, SC, on Saturday, September 19, 2020, during the college’s first ever virtual commencement ceremony. Sherman’s 137th commencement was a shared ceremony for June and September 2020 graduates. The ceremony premiered on the college’s Facebook and YouTube platforms and featured award presentations, speeches, and a photo presentation of the graduates.

Because the college was unable to host a traditional ceremony, it sought to use the digital format to its benefit, creating a personalized program. “We were able to provide a more intimate ceremony with personal touches,” said Vice President for Student Affairs LaShanda Hutto Harris, MSW. “Students participated in the production by submitting photos to be premiered in the graduate presentation, and our elected student announcer read the names of her classmates during the program.”

Sherman College Assistant Professor of Clinical Sciences Terry E. Lancaster, M.A., presented the commencement address; she teaches courses in anatomy and physiology, osteology, integration of human systems and more. Frank Vaught Jr., D.C., delivered the charge to the graduates. Vaught is the founder and owner of Health on Earth Wellness Centers, LLC, in Alsip, IL, and a founding partner of Evoke Chiropractic Coaching.

Watch the ceremony online: https://vimeo. com/459408337

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Trustee Updates Departing Trustee Recognized Sherman College recently recognized Joseph Borio, D.C., in grateful appreciation for his eight years of leadership and dedication serving on the college’s board of trustees. “Dr. Borio provided a unique leadership role in influencing the growth and development of Sherman College,” said President Edwin Cordero, D.C. “We are extremely thankful for his dedication to Sherman College and his heart for service and the chiropractic profession.”

Borio’s term ended in February 2020. During his time on the board, Borio provided support and commitment to the college during an exciting period of remodeling and construction on campus. In addition, he shared his enthusiasm for the profession as a presenter at Sherman College Lyceum.

Campanale Reappointed for Second Term as Board Chair Board of Trustees Chair Judith Nutz Campanale, D.C., was reappointed for a second term as trustee, and will continue her current position as board chair.

She began her trusteeship in fall 2016; her second term began October 7, 2020, and will end in October 2024. “Serving Sherman College as board chair has been one of the greatest honors of my professional career,” Campanale said. “I am particularly pleased to serve with an extraordinary group of gifted trustees who are completely committed to the vision and mission of Sherman College. I am also blessed to work with an exceptional president and his extremely talented executive team.

Sherman’s future is very bright indeed.”

Lanzara-Bazzani Joins Board of Trustees Lisa Lanzara-Bazzani, D.C., ’92, joined the Sherman College of Chiropractic Board of Trustees on October 9, 2020, and will serve a four-year term.

Lanzara-Bazzani is a second-generation family chiropractor and has been in private full-time practice serving Nashua, NH, and its surrounding communities for more than 25 years with her husband, Victor Bazzani, D.C., a 1993 Sherman College alumnus. In 2018, she opened a second practice

in Manchester, NH. Lanzara-Bazzani’s family lineage has seven principled chiropractors, six of whom are Sherman graduates. Her father, Ronald Lanzara Sr., D.C., served on Sherman’s board of trustees in the 1980s. Lanzara-Bazzani has served the profession in many capacities. She is a current member of the New Hampshire State Chiropractic Society, served as its first female president, and was the director of continuing education for 20 years.

She was appointed to the New Hampshire State Board of Chiropractic Examiners in 2010 and reappointed in 2015, when she served as chair and seated member. She recently completed her 10 years of service in protection of the public as well as the licensing and regulation of the chiropractic profession. She also served as a founding member and trustee of the Microsociety Academy Charter School in Nashua.

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Employee Highlights Browning Named to PACE Review Team Associate Professor and Technique Department Chair Jaime Browning, D.C., ’09, D.C.C.J.P., recently accepted an invitation to serve as the Sherman College representative on the Federation of Chiropractic Licensing Boards (FCLB) Providers of Approved Continuing Education (PACE) Review Team. The Review Team cited the breadth of Browning’s experience as an important addition to its program. A primary focus of the PACE program is to streamline essential regulatory requirements for consistency in continuing education approval processes. Review Team members evaluate applications for PACE recognition to determine whether they meet the standards set forth in the organization’s criteria; they also assess current courses for compliance.

Ehlich Joins Specialty Task Force, PACE Review Team Assistant Professor Beth Ehlich, D.C., ’90, has been appointed to serve on a Specialty Task Force with the Federation of Chiropractic Licensing Boards (FCLB). The group’s purpose is to establish definitions of specialty certifications, what constitutes a certification, what organizations do to sponsor certifications, and the standards by which the organizations and specialties adhere. The task force is developing language that will serve as a guide to regulatory bodies in approving specialty certifications within their jurisdictions.

Ehlich has also joined the FCLB’s PACE Review Team. As a state board regulator, her role is to ensure that continuing education programs adhere to certain standards. In addition, Ehlich has been selected to serve as a Part IV Examiner for the November 2020 National Board of Chiropractic Examiners (NBCE) Examination.

Harris Named Senior Admissions Counselor Jacob Harris has been promoted to senior admissions counselor. Harris has worked in an admissions environment for seven years, and during his two years with Sherman College, he has consistently recruited qualified students who have a passion for chiropractic and possess the abilities to excel in Sherman College’s rigorous academic program. In this new role at the college, Harris will continue to recruit and enroll outstanding students as well as coordinate and manage the Student Ambassador Program. Harris assists with coordinating Showcase Sherman Weekends, advising Ambassadors, traveling with the presidential team and mentoring new employees.

Kent Presents at Annual Research Symposium Director of the Center for Scholarly Activity Christopher Kent, M.A., D.C., J.D., presented at USC Upstate’s 16th Annual SC Upstate Research Symposium, which was held virtually on September 26. His platform presentation, “Mental Health and Chiropractic: A Brief History,” was held as part of the health sciences sessions. Sherman College of Chiropractic regularly sponsors and participates in this event. Other institutions presenting included USC Upstate, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, Lander University and the Presbyterian College School of Pharmacy.

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Land Joins Spartanburg Community Board, Committees Vice President for Institutional Advancement and Public Relations Ohmar T. Land, D.M., recently joined the board of directors of the Spartanburg Philharmonic, a 65-member orchestra committed to enrich, inspire and educate through its outreach programs and live performances of high-quality music. Land has also joined several local committees, including the United Way of the Piedmont’s Advocacy Committee and the Spartanburg Housing Authority’s Marche Gault Scholarship Committee. Committed to mentoring and inspiring youth in the community and beyond, Land also recently spoke as part of a virtual Beacon Forum Series hosted by Clinton College in Rock Hill, SC. His topic was “Planting Hope in Hard Places – The Heart of a Servant Leader and the Journey of a Warrior.”

Lewis Appointed CCE Councilor, Earns Ed. D. Senior Director of Institutional Effectiveness Crissy Lewis, Ed.D., was recently elected as a Category 4 Councilor to the Council on Chiropractic Education (CCE), where she will serve a three-year term beginning in January 2021. The Council serves as the policy and decision-making body of the CCE and is responsible for all accreditation decisions.

Lewis offers expertise in many areas of chiropractic education, particularly institutional effectiveness and the use of data and outcomes for programmatic improvements. She also serves as a peer evaluator for the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges. In June 2020, Lewis earned her Doctor of Education degree from Northeastern University, where her research focused on organizational voice and psychological safety.

Rhodes Honored for Service and Leadership Senior Director of Marketing and Communications Karen Brower Rhodes, M.B.A., was recognized as Board Member of the Year for 2019 by Safe Homes-Rape Crisis Coalition (SHRCC) in Spartanburg. SHRCC provides services to victims of domestic violence in Spartanburg, Cherokee and Union Counties and victims of sexual assault in Spartanburg and Cherokee Counties. Rhodes was honored for her leadership and service at the organization’s annual banquet in March 2020, when she officially began her two-year term as chair of the board of directors. In addition, the College News Association of the Carolinas (CNAC) presented Rhodes with the H. Lewis Gaston Award in recognition of her outstanding service to CNAC and accomplishments in public relations in higher education.

Russell Named Coordinator of Student Engagement Admissions Office Coordinator Samantha Russell has taken on an expanded role in that office as coordinator of student engagement. In this new role, Russell will create original, targeted content for social media channels, blogs, print material and advertisements to engage prospective students, undergraduate schools, advisors and student groups. In addition, she will continue to manage weekly campus visits (both on-campus and virtual), and will now serve as coordinator for Showcase Sherman Weekends and other prospective student and/or health advisor events held on campus.

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Association Connects Mentors With Future Sherman Chiropractors

by Alumni Association President Jillian Farrell, D.C., ’09

The Sherman College Alumni Association has been busy this fall. Working to connect current students with Sherman alumni, the association has hosted virtual informational panels for students on topics like associateships, office buildouts, and commercial real estate. The association has more in-person and virtual events planned for 2021, and we look forward to helping students achieve their personal and practice goals.

A new project the association is thrilled to announce is Mentoring Our Pride. This alumni mentorship program will match a current student to an Alumni Association member who will provide encouragement, guidance, and mentorship throughout their time as a student at Sherman College. Personal connection is more important than ever in a world still social distancing, and studies show that students with mentors are more likely to complete their program than those without guidance. The Sherman College community is always quick to help students, and we can think of no better way than to offer support, wisdom and reassurance.

We Want to Hear from You! Alumni, we want to hear about your honors, awards, office openings, births/adoptions, weddings, and any other special life events via our online form https://tinyurl.com/SendAlumniNews.

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We’re Looking for

Volunteers!

We’re looking for Alumni Association volunteers of all walks of life to be a part of the new Mentoring Our Pride program!

If you are a current member of the association and interested in volunteering, email alumniassociation@sherman.edu.

If you aren’t a member of the association and are a Sherman College or Penn Straight graduate looking to join our effort, please visit www.sherman.edu//alumniassociation to complete a membership form and pay annual dues in addition to notifying us of your willingness to serve as a mentor.

Reizer Publishes Book, Working on Film John Reizer, D.C.,’96, has published a novel, The Target List, which has been adapted to a screenplay and is currently in pre-production.

Filming is scheduled for March 2021, with a potential release on Amazon Prime next summer.

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Faculty Promotions Six faculty members will receive rank promotions effective in 2021. The Faculty Affairs Committee convenes annually to review and discuss rank promotion applications and makes recommendations for the president’s approval.

These faculty members have distinguished themselves in the eyes of their peers in the areas of teaching, scholarship, research and service.

Rosemary DePasque, D.C., ’90, has been promoted to Assistant Professor

Matthew Hudson, D.C., ’06, has been promoted to Associate Professor

Cindy Treharne, D.C., has been promoted to Assistant Professor

Charles Kenya, D.C., ’06, has been promoted to Associate Professor

Heath Treharne, D.C., has been promoted to Associate Professor

Christine Theodossis, D.C., ’10, has been promoted to Associate Professor

Sherman Featured

by Ten at the Top What happens when a “hands-on” education suddenly becomes impossible?

Ten at the Top recently asked Sherman College this question as part of its ongoing series about Upstate South Carolina businesses and the impact of COVID-19.

The mission of Ten at the Top is to foster trust and collaboration through partnerships and cooperation that impact economic vitality and quality of life. Ten at the Top includes 10 counties in the Upstate region of South Carolina and encourages collaboration and coordination across communities and business sectors to make the area stronger together.

So how did the Sherman community respond? https://tinyurl.com/ ShermanTATT.

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Pictured: Cassandra Peterson, D.C.,‘08, husband, Carlos, and their son, Vendovi.

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The Value of a Chiropractic Degree?

One thousand adventures.

We spoke with Cassandra Peterson, D.C., ’08, owner of Island Family Chiropractic in Kapolei, HI, about what chiropractic means to her. Following is an excerpt of that conversation.

How has chiropractic changed your life?

Chiropractic has given me an outlet to excel in a way I never thought possible for myself. I was given the opportunity to develop my skills at something which has given me the confidence to know that no matter what happens in life, I always have great value to offer.

How would you describe the value of your chiropractic degree?

This is an easy question. When I Google value, what comes up is: “the regard that something is held to deserve; the importance, worth, or usefulness of something.” I think the value is as good as you make of it as your life goes on.

When I graduated from Sherman, I spent a year building a practice. I tried to sell it after a year for $50K. Location, goodwill, and equipment were all valuable. No one bought my practice. I spent the next three years on a chiropractic adventure in Asia. I made nothing beyond my living costs, but I experienced one thousand adventures. I consider this invaluable. Based on those experiences, I was able to build a multi-million dollar practice in Hawaii. So my simple answer to how I would describe the value of my chiropractic degree is: “highly.”

“In a nutshell, we, as philosophically minded members of the chiropractic profession, need to protect and cradle our very special profession. It is always susceptible. I [have been] strong-armed to change what chiropractic meant to me.

I ultimately couldn’t do it.”

- Cassandra Peterson, D.C., ’08

What is the best part of your job?

My favorite part of the job is when I randomly answer the phone and hear the need in someone’s voice, especially someone who is doubting that chiropractic will work for them. When I can help the most difficult case I’ve ever seen, someone who can barely stand to be touched, who then shows incredible hope for their own future; this is my cherry on top.

Read the full story on our blog: https://www.sherman.edu/ alumni-profile-peterson/.

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Pioneer Graduate Brannon Visits Campus Sherman College’s first female graduate, Virginia Brannon, D.C., ’76, paid a visit to the college this fall, enjoying conversation and a tour with President Edwin Cordero, D.C., and Vice President for Institutional Advancement and Public Relations Ohmar T. Land, D.M. Brannon was a member of the college’s “pioneer” class – its first class – graduating in September 1976. She was the first female to receive the doctor of chiropractic degree from Sherman College. Brannon owned a private practice in Boiling Springs, SC, serving patients in the local area following her graduation until her retirement in fall 2018.

Alumni, when was the last time you reconnected with your alma mater?

Reconnect by joining us at Lyceum, making a personal visit to campus, or even checking out our online virtual and 360-degree tours at https://tinyurl.com/ShermanCampus.

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Alumni Association Presents Associateships 101 Panel Sherman College Alumni Association President and Director of Continuing Education Jillian Farrell, D.C., ’09, led a panel of doctors familiar with all aspects of an associateship in a live virtual Q&A for current students.

During the panel, Sherman College students heard answers to all types of questions about associateships to help them decide if this might be the right path for them after graduation.

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The panel included Kimberly Fielder, D.C., ’06, Peter Kevorkian, D.C., and Charles Tucker, D.C., ’20. Each panelist offered a different perspective through his or her experiences with associateships, whether that be associating with a doctor, going through the negotiation phase, or being the doctor looking to hire an associate. The Alumni Association was pleased to offer this program to Sherman students as it expands its outreach.

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ICA Council on Upper Cervical Care Honors Sherman Alumni Rush and Browning The ICA Council on Upper Cervical Care recently honored two Sherman College alumni with awards. Pioneer graduate and retired long-serving Sherman College Associate Professor Perry Rush, D.C., ’76, received the B.J. Palmer Lifetime Achievement Award, and Associate Professor and Technique Department Chair Jaime Browning, D.C., ’09, D.C.C.J.P., was named Upper Cervical Researcher of the Year.

Rush is a 1976 Sherman College pioneer graduate. Upon graduation, he taught at Pennsylvania College of Straight Chiropractic for two years at the request of Dr. Reggie Gold.

Rush returned to Spartanburg in 1980 to join the Sherman College faculty and continued to teach and serve in private practice for more than 30 years, until his retirement in 2011.

“The future of our profession and chiropractic colleges is only as good as the faculty and staff that make up those institutions,” the Council noted in its announcement. “So it is with our greatest appreciation that we award Dr. Perry Rush with the B.J. Palmer Lifetime Achievement Award for being a beacon of light in serving to guard the sacred trust, and shape the future of specific upper cervical chiropractic for generations to come.”

Read more on our blog: https://tinyurl.com/ RushUC.

Perry Rush, D.C.

Jaime Browing, D.C.

Browning, a 2009 Sherman alumna, presented the Research Methods module for the Diplomate in Craniocervical Junction Procedures, which provided a 12-hour bird’s eye view of the components to competent research. She realized that the chiropractic field needs to understand how to find and recognize quality research before they can create quality research; thus, she created this module that takes candidates from consumer of research to producer

of research.

Browning serves as the research chair of the Upper Cervical Council. Her role is to support the council and DCCJP candidates through reviewing research design, finding articles for literature reviews, and giving guidance on proper human protections. Her dedication and positive influence as chair of the research committee and many other roles distinguished her as the Upper Cervical Researcher of the Year.

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Read more on our blog: https://tinyurl.com/ BrowningUC.

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Chiropractic Profession Mourns the Sherman College Family Mourns Loss of Dr. Stavroula Andrinopoulos the Loss of Dr. Tony Duke The Sherman College community and the chiropractic profession are deeply saddened by the loss of Stavroula Andrinopoulos, D.C., in July 2020.

Andrinopoulos graduated summa cum laude from Sherman College in 2006 and served in the Chiropractic Health Center as a case doctor from 2016-2019.

Andrinopoulos is remembered by many as a kind and compassionate colleague, doctor and friend. From 2007-2015, Andrinopoulos and her husband, Paul Soler, D.C., ’06, owned a practice in her hometown of Kalamata, Greece.

Her biggest joy in practice was working with children, and at one point she adjusted children and expectant mothers exclusively.

Alumni and friends shared their memories of Andrinopoulos on the college’s Facebook page. “She was a wonderful, caring person and colleague,” posted Sherman College Radiology Department Chair and Professor of Clinical Sciences Laura Greene-Orndorff, D.C., ’95.

“My thoughts and prayers are extended to Dr. Soler and family.”

Alumni memories: https://tinyurl.com/AndMemories

With great sadness, the Sherman College community mourns the loss of Tony Duke, Ph.D., who passed away in July 2020.

Often referred to by students as “Duke University,” he served on the Sherman faculty from 1980 until his retirement in 2017.

He taught Neuroanatomy I and II, Neuro/ Muscle Physiology, and Endocrinology.

“Tony was one of a kind,” said Sherman College Vice President for Academic Affairs Joe Donofrio, D.C., ’94, A.C.P. “I knew him as my teacher, later as my colleague and eventually as my friend. It was an honor to get to know him.”

Duke is remembered not only as a brilliant teacher, but also as someone who loved to travel and learn about other cultures and groups of people.

Duke touched the lives of many and helped shape his students into great chiropractors. His work not only impacted those on the Sherman College campus, but the chiropractic profession as a whole. Duke has two children: a son, Morgan, and daughter, Caroline.

Check out the links below to read more about Dr. Duke or to view photos and remembrances: Full story about Dr. Duke: https://tinyurl.com/DukeBlogPost Alumni memories: https://tinyurl.com/DukeMemories Photo album: https://tinyurl.com/DukePhotoAlbum

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Alumni

Donors are

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THANK YOU ANK YOU THANK YOU ANK YOU THANK YOU ANK YOU THANK YOU Honor Roll of Donors

SUPPORT FOR OUR CAUSE

When we find an issue or problem close to our hearts and feel strongly enough to want to do something about it, we should be looking for the best ways to support that cause. In 2020, we did not have to look far, as the year provided ample opportunities for the entire world to support a cause and make a difference.

We want to see the fruits from our labors, or we want to see positive affirmation that we are making a contribution. It isn’t just about donating when we receive a year-end request in the mail – it’s about making a positive impact.

“This cause you support allows Sherman College to attract and enroll prospective students, retain current scholars and graduate successful doctors of chiropractic.”

– Ohmar T. Land, D.M.

Vice President of Institutional Advancement and Public Relations

The main way to truly support a cause is to learn all the intricacies of the cause itself, what the main beliefs are and the impact the cause can have on the situation they are working to help or prevent. When you have all of the information available on the cause you are supporting, you will be able to raise awareness of the cause. This can be done in so many ways, and not just financially – you can contribute your time or talents (volunteering) and your leadership (serving on boards or committees). Of course, if you have some cash at your disposal, money is always a useful way to provide resources to further the cause. It doesn’t have to be a great deal of money; every little bit will help support a cause.

As for our cause here at Sherman College, this is our opportunity to thank each donor listed for their support.

This cause you support allows Sherman College to attract and enroll prospective students, retain current scholars and graduate successful doctors of chiropractic. The impact you make helps students during the pandemic and beyond, reduces the financial burdens of students to fund their education, and helps educate and support the next generation of citizens who will care for our communities.

I encourage you to share the impact you have made at Sherman College and invite others to join you in the cause. Now, more than ever, it is important to celebrate how much you and Sherman College have achieved because you cared enough to give. Let’s continue to make an impact together.

With all good wishes,

Ohmar T. Land, D.M. Vice President of Institutional Advancement and Public Relations

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REGENTS LISTING Sherman College Regents provide for the advancement of the college with annual gifts of $1,000 or more. The collective financial commitment of its members is a major source of funding for the college’s operating and program costs. We are deeply grateful for the men and women who make this commitment to support the college, its mission and vision. We honor and thank the individuals below who are members of this distinguished group as of October 30, 2020. * Denotes Lifetime Members of the Sherman College Board of Regents in recognition of their strong, consistent support of the college for 30 or more years.

PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE ($10,000+)

PIONEER REGENTS ($2,000 - $3,999)

Dr. Darcy Andersen & Mr. Vince Scarpino Mrs. Karen & Mr. David Canup Mrs. Debbie & Dr. Edwin Cordero Drs. Betty & Thom Gelardi* Dr. Irene Gold Drs. Patricia Giuliano & Peter Kevorkian Mrs. Susan Newlin, D.C.H. & Mr. Baron Newlin* Mrs. Robyn & Dr. Jason Sabo Dr. Catherine Silver-Riddell

Mrs. Tracy & Dr. Peter Amlinger Mrs. Rita Frederick & Dr. Joel Beane* Dr. Judy Nutz Campanale Dr. Brett Cardonick Mrs. Doreen & Dr. Ron Castellucci Drs. Jen & Dean DePice Dr. Brian Dooley Drs. Ashley & Stephen Genthner Dr. Bryn Gillow Ms. Linda Giuliano Dr. Joanne Haupert Mr. Bharon Hoag Drs. Charmaine & Raymond Lanjopoulos Drs. Cindy & Ron Lanzara, Jr. Drs. Cathleen & Gary Padden Mr. Todd Picou Drs. Brett Casanova-Rini & Chris Rini Dr. Armand Rossi Drs. Kim & Greg Stetzel Dr. Trea Wessel

CORPORATE REGENTS ($5,000+) AMPED, Dr. Jeremy Hess The Joint Corporation, Dr. Steve Knauf Merrill Lynch, Mr. Richard Migliore VISIONARY REGENTS ($4,000 - $9,999) Dr. Amanda Apfelblat Dr. Randy Baze Dr. Gordon Brown* Dr. John Degenhart* Dr. Donald Harte Drs. Amanda & Jeremy Hess Dr. Jay Holder Mrs. Joy & Dr. Robert Irwin

PATRON REGENTS ($1,000 - $3,999) Dr. Daniel Abeckjerr Dr. Vincent Adamo Dr. Megan Afshar-Martins Dr. George Auger Dr. Sam Ayan Dr. Mary Babian* Mrs. Sheila & Dr. Daniel Bai Dr. Elizabeth Baker Dr. John Balsamo Dr. Michael Bartell Dr. Brian Bartholomew

Dr. Daniel Becker Mrs. Kathleen & Dr. Robert Berkowitz* Ms. Carolyn Best Dr. Maria Best* Dr. Arthur Bond* Mrs. Cassidy & Dr. Ryan Bones Dr. Terri Bonner Dr. Jason Bosko Dr. James Bourg Dr. Jack Bourla Dr. Kaileigh Bresky Dr. Alan Brewster Dr. Emily Broniak Dr. Justin Brown Dr. Christopher Brown Dr. Misty Browning Dr. Jaime Browning Dr. Jamie Bunis Dr. Scott Cabazolo Dr. James Callahan Mrs. Heidi & Dr. Josh Carmack Dr. Anthony Carrino Dr. Allison Catapano Dr. Jeff Chamberlain Drs. Patti Chelenyak & Patrick Offman Mr. Jim Chester Dr. William Civello Drs. Kanema & Drew Clark Dr. Dana Clum Dr. Daniel Cohen Dr. Chris Colgin Dr. Mary Connors Dr. Robert Costello Mrs. Gale & Dr. John Court* Mrs. Pamela & Dr. David Courtney* Fall 2020

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Porter Scholarship Supports Future Chiropractors Fund Names Second Award Recipient, Nears Endowment Level Award and the B.J. Palmer Philosophy Distinction Award for the June graduating class.

Established in 2019 with the goal of lessening the financial burden faced by generations of future chiropractic students, the Dr. John H. Porter Jr. Scholarship Fund is already helping one recent graduate pursue a career of service like Porter, who is widely recognized for his dedication to the health and wellness of his community.

The college’s 2019 Porter Scholarship recipient, Charles Thomas Tucker III, D.C., of Rock Hill, SC, graduated in June 2020 and has secured an associateship with fellow Sherman College alumnus David Mruz, D.C., ’80, who has served the Upstate SC area for more than 35 years.

Tucker is a graduate of the University of South Carolina and held numerous leadership positions while a student at Sherman College, including serving as president of the Student Ambassador Program, president of the Student Evoke Chiropractic Coaching Club, treasurer of the Student American Black Chiropractic Association and more. At graduation, Tucker was honored with both the Service Distinction

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Now, Tucker is excited to work with Mruz in the Greenville, SC area. “I am passionate about helping others,” he said of his excitement for starting in practice. “I believe it’s important to listen to patients and work with them in partnership toward their health goals.

“When I found out I would be the first recipient of the John Porter Scholarship, I was both thrilled and proud,” Tucker said.

The John H. Porter Jr. Scholarship not only helped me financially for school, but it motivated me to excel in this profession no matter what obstacles get in my way.”

Sherman College recently named its second Porter Scholarship recipient, fifth quarter student Teresa Echols of Huntsville, AL. To help endow the Dr. John H. Porter Jr. Scholarship Fund for the future of the profession, go to https://tinyurl.com/ShermanScholarshipGifts and choose “Dr. John H. Porter Jr. Scholarship” from the drop-down scholarship menu.

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REGENT’S LISTING (continued)

The Dr. John H. Porter Jr. Scholarship Fund was established in October 2019 to commemorate Porter’s 40th year as a member of the Sherman College faculty and celebrate his contributions to the profession and the community.

A 1977 alumnus, Porter is known as one of the institution’s most beloved graduates and professors, as well as a valued area resident and health care provider. This scholarship bearing his name will enable more highly qualified and passionate students to pursue their dreams of becoming doctors of chiropractic for generations to come.

Dr. Melissa Crago Dr. Meaghan Cromer Dr. George Curry Dr. Thomas D’Amico Dr. Andrew De Saro Dr. Adam Del Torto Mrs. Susan & Dr. Anthony DeMarco Drs. Kris & Dan Denette Dr. Grant Dennis Dr. Gary DiBenedetto Dr. Michael Diehm Dr. Dan Diep Drs. Lacey Book & Shawn Dill Dr. Joseph F. Donofrio Dr. Joseph J. Donofrio Dr. Danielle Drobbin Dr. Jim Dubel Dr. Stephanie Dubel Mr. Allen Duckworth Dr. Barbara Eaton Drs. Beth & Chris Ehlich Dr. Eric Evans Dr. Adrienne Fabrizio Drs. Bridget & Vincent Farrar Dr. Jillian Farrell Dr. James Ryan Fenn Dr. Stephanie Foisy Mills Ryan Dr. Janice Higgins-Fordree Ms. Katrine Frazier Dr. Beth Frosch & Mr. Paul Licata Dr. Suzanne Frye Dr. Dean Fuller Dr. Theresa Galant* Dr. John Gallagher Dr. Jamie Galperin Drs. Katie & Pete Gay Dr. Lisa Geiger Dr. Skip George Dr. Gordon Gibson Dr. Ed Gigliotti Dr. Russell Goff Dr. Allyson Grabowski Dr. Brian Graham Drs. Cathy & Jett Gurman Dr. Frank Hahn Drs. Lauren Hamm & Brian Maher Dr. Bill Hannouche

Mrs. Emma & Dr. Jacob Hansen Dr. Jessica Harden Dr. B.J. Hardick Dr. Andrew Harding Dr. Janet Harriger Dr. Billie Harrington Drs. Amanda Lutzow & Timothy Hartman Dr. Paula & Mr. Mike Hedglon Drs. Caitlin & Isaac Hernandez Dr. Michael Heskett Drs. Marylyn & Charles Hilston* Dr. Stuart Hoffman Dr. Russell Hollinger Dr. Curtis Horton Dr. Dwayne Hoskins Mr. Mason Howell Drs. Kathy & Don Hoyt Dr. Anna Hughes Dr. Durie Humber Mrs. LaShanda Hutto-Harris Dr. Steven Isadore Dr. Michael James Drs. Pam & Stephen Jarboe Dr. Christopher Jex Dr. Haig John Dr. Marc Johnson Dr. Brian Kachinsky Dr. Jami Karr Dr. Scott Kelley Dr. Timothy M. Kelly Dr. Christopher Kent Dr. Robert Kipp Dr. Richard Klein Dr. Robert Koliner Drs. Jen & Mark Kordonski Dr. Natalie Kurylo Mrs. Sandra & Dr. Edward Kwasniewski* Dr. Christie Kwon Ms. Terry Lancaster Dr. Ohmar Land Dr. Eric Landi Dr. Daniel Larsen Dr. Margaret Lehr-DeVolld Dr. Bob Leib Dr. Scott LeVan Dr. Crissy Lewis

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Mrs. Rachael & Dr. Brian Lieberman Dr. Ashley Liew Dr. Peter Lombardi Source Family Chiropractic Dr. Roger Lope Dr. George Lubertazzo Drs. Brookh & Dan Lyons Dr. Erin MacCarry Dr. Michael Magwood Dr. Tracy Malton Dr. Nalyn Marcus Dr. Sandra Martin Mrs. Cookie & Dr. Sal Martingano Dr. Derek Maxson Dr. Julie Mayer Hunt Dr. Dawn Maynard Dr. Darin Mazepa Dr. John McAtamney Dr. Adam McBride Dr. James McCann Dr. Paul McCartney Mrs. Pamela & Dr. Matthew McCoy Dr. Rick Means, II Dr. Laurie Meinholz Dr. Rayce Meyers Mrs. Phyllis & Dr. Leroy Moore* Mrs. Mary Ann & Dr. Tom Morgan Dr. Karen Moriarty Mrs. Eileen & Dr. Dale Mortenson Dr. David Mruz Dr. Jeff Muneses Dr. Timothy Murzycki Dr. Frank Musante Dr. Lance Myers Dr. Paul Newton Dr. Kelvin Ng Dr. Robert Oerzen Dr. Michael O’Halleran Dr. Raymond Omid Dr. Thuraia Owais Dr. Bradley Pastro Dr. Kristofer Peterson Dr. Taylor Phipps Dr. Stan Pierce, Jr. Mrs. Judith & Dr. G. Stanford Pierce 30 www.sherman.edu

Dr. John Porter, Jr. Dr. RS (Doc) Porter Dr. Princess Porter-Fowler Dr. Kendall Price Dr. Levi Pulver Dr. Justin Quail Ms. Teresa Quale Dr. Carsten Reinhardt Drs. Beth & Steven Reizer Mrs. Karen Brower Rhodes Dr. Beth Risser Drs. Stefanie & Nick Rodsater Drs. Judy & Norman Ross* Dr. Anthony Ross Dr. Gregg Rubinstein Dr. Jose R. Saldago Mrs. Glenda & Dr. Walter Sanchez Dr. Rich Santangelo Dr. David Sarnoff Dr. Samuel Sbarra Dr. Daniel Schaeffer Dr. Tara Scharich Dr. Bruce Schneider Dr. F.J. Schofield Mrs. Susan & Dr. Fred Schofield Dr. Kenneth Schultz* Dr. Pennie & Mr. Paul Schwartz Dr. Claudia Seay Dr. David Serio Dr. Robert Shaner* Dr. Brent Shealer Dr. Marilyn Shore Dr. Evann Sidoti Dr. Thomas Sidoti Dr. James Siller Dr. Stephen Simonetti Dr. Ron Sinagra Dr. Lewis Singer Drs. Linda & John-Mark Slak Drs. Toniann & Dean Sottile Dr. Amy Spoelstra Mrs. Jen & Dr. Bruce Steinberg Dr. David Steinberg Dr. Felicia Stewart Dr. Gary Stewart Mrs. Kendra Strange Dr. Mark Stuckey

Dr. Roy Sweat Dr. Mark Surprenant Dr. Philip Szalowski Mrs. Evelyn & Dr. Robert Tarantino Dr. Daniel Tew Dr. Jerry Tishman* Dr. Dawn Tobin Drs. Amy & Matt Tonnos Drs. Cindy & Heath Treharne Dr. Alok Trivedi Dr. Steve Tullius Dr. Frank Vaught Dr. Wade Verch Dr. Michael Viscarelli Dr. Jeffrey Wack Dr. Chris Walker Dr. Scott Walker Dr. Tyrone Wallace Dr. Mindy Weingarten Dr. Linda Wells Dr. Kelcey Wiginton Dr. Derrick Wilcox Drs. Kelli & David Winarski Dr. Jason Wood Mrs. Roberta Wood Dr. David Yachter Dr. Dennis Yeung Dr. Tim Young Dr. Christine Zapada Mrs. Dar & Dr. Tim Zook HONORARY REGENTS Dr. Alicia Crabbe Mrs. Peggy Hartley Dr. Carl Hartmann Mrs. Sharon Hilston Mrs. Elizabeth Horwin Mrs. Rose Panico Dr. Terry Rondberg Mrs. Julie Crutcher

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Committing to Sherman College for the Long Haul Gordon Brown Celebrates 99th Birthday, Visits Scallon Hall Retired chiropractor, Regent and honorary Sherman College Board member Dr. Gordon Brown recently paid a visit to Scallon Hall to see all the upgrades and changes happening on campus. Brown celebrated his 99th birthday this summer.

Gordon Brown and the late Helen McPike Brown have supported and contributed generously to Sherman College in many ways over the years.

Among the many ways they supported the college were serving as Regents, making a generous estate commitment to the Endowment Trust, donating their home in Arizona to fund and construct the Brown House and Museum on the college’s campus, and setting up a $225,000 charitable gift annuity with Sherman College as the beneficiary.

“Although no one could question the Browns’ financial commitment to Sherman College, I believe their most valuable contributions have been their support, their guidance, and their loyalty,” said Sherman President Edwin Cordero, D.C., of the couple in 2018, when the college named them Regents of the Year.

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By Campaign for the Year 2019-2020 *deceased

Animal Caregivers Dr. C. Randy Baze Dr. Elizabeth Faletti Dr. Jason Henke Dr. Peter Kevorkian Bricks & Pavers Dr. Marco Belizaire Mrs. Debbie & Dr. Edwin Cordero Dr. Tammy Emory Dr. Jillian Farrell Tabitha & Kyle Garbart Drs. Caitlin & Isaac Hernandez Dr. Michael Hrycko Drs. Clara & Hirofumi Isobe Drs. Patricia Giuliano & Peter Kevorkian Dr. Brandon Mahaffy Mr. Josh Myers Mrs. Susan Newlin, D.C.H. & Mr. Baron Newlin Dr. Stan Pierce Jr. Dr. Tory Robson Dr. Bruce Salzinger Dr. Rich Santangelo Dr. Norman Smith Jr. Dr. Kelcey Wiginton Dr. Blair Wolfert Dr. Huarong Zhou Capital Campaign Ms. Linda Giuliano Dr. George Auger Mrs. Sheila & Dr. Daniel Bai Dr. William Bazin Dr. Daniel Becker Dr. Joel Bohemier Dr. Rebecca Boles Dr. Joseph Borio Dr. Jennifer Brandon Dr. Judy Nutz Campanale Mrs. Karen & Mr. David Canup 32 www.sherman.edu

Dr. Waldemar Carrasquillo Dr. Dan Ceballos Dr. Nathan Coffin Mrs. Randi & Dr. Neil Cohen Mrs. Debbie & Dr. Edwin Cordero Ms. Nichole Cowley Dr. Adam Del Torto Dr. Joseph J. Donofrio Dr. Brian Dooley Dr. Jillian Farrell Mrs. Jeannie & Dr. William Fehl Dr. Miguel Fernandez Dr. Andrew Forelli Mrs. Angie & Dr. Jeffrey Garofalo Mrs. Megan Georgion Dr. Bryn Gillow Dr. Russell Goff Mrs. Debby Grover Dr. Joanne Haupert Mr. Bharon Hoag Dr. Sarah Hock Dr. Randall Holmes Mrs. LaShanda Hutto-Harris Mrs. Joy & Dr. Robert Irwin Dr. Steven Isadore Dr. Christopher Kent Drs. Patricia Giuliano & Peter Kevorkian Ms. Terry Lancaster Mrs. Emily & Mr. Patrick Lausier Dr. Crissy Lewis Dr. Brett Moore Mr. Fernando Munoz Dr. Laura Orndorff Dr. Thomas Osborne Dr. Thuraia Owais Mrs. Marcia Park Mrs. Vicky Peppin Mr. Todd Picou Dr. John Porter Jr. Dr. RS (Doc) Porter Dr. Michael Regan

Dr. Cathy Riekeman Dr. Armand Rossi Dr. Jose R. Saldago Dr. Evann Sidoti Mrs. Mandy Smith Mr. Hank Steinberg Drs. Kim & Greg Stetzel Mrs. Kendra Strange Ms. Patti Lee Thomas Mrs. Ashley Valladares Dr. Frank Vaught Cone Beam Computed Tomography (CBCT) Unit Blair Upper Cervical Chiropractic Society I’m Ready Campaign (Annual Fund) A Auto Rental & Sales Anonymous Sherry & Ronald Acena Dr. Vincent Adamo Ms. Laurie Adkins Dr. Megan Afshar-Martins Dr. Michael Aker Ms. Margene Alex Mrs. Tracy & Dr. Peter Amlinger AMPED Dr. Darcy Andersen & Mr. Vince Scarpino Ms. Heather Anderson Dr. Kathy Anderson Ms. Janett Anson Drs. Amanda & Adam* Apfelblat Mrs. Ann Apple Mrs. Maureen Arseneau Dr. Sam Ayan Dr. Mary Babian Mr. Todd Bachman Neena & Paul Bailey

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Dr. Elizabeth Baker Mrs. Karen Baker Dr. John Balsamo Mrs. Tami & Dr. Bo Bandy Dr. Loren Barisch Ms. Kimberly Stenson & Mr. Jim Bartow Dr. Krystal Barnett Dr. Michael Bartell Dr. Brian Bartholomew Sally & Brian Beaulieu/ B & B Landscaping Mr. Ned Becker Dr. Christopher Bedenbaugh Mr. David Bedford Mrs. Lorry Bellah Ms. Ingrid Bentzen Ms. Carolyn Best Dr. Maria Best Ms. Kelly Bishop Ms. Patricia Bissette Ms. Christine Blazier Dr. Thomas Boeck Dr. Gena Bofshever Dr. Ronald Boggs Dr. Paul Bogosian Dr. Bill Bollinger Mrs. Cassidy & Dr. Ryan Bones Dr. Terri Bonner Dr. Joseph Borio Dr. Jason Bosko Dr. Ann Bost Dr. James Bourg Dr. Jack Bourla Dr. Angela Boyazis Ms. Yvonne Brehan Dr. Keith Brennan Dr. Kaileigh Bresky Dr. Alan Brewster Ms. Shannon Briggs Dr. Emily Broniak Dr. Christopher Brown Dr. Crystol Brown Dr. Gordon Brown Dr. Justin Brown Dr. Jaime Browning Dr. Misty Browning Dr. Jamie Bunis Mr. Jonathan Burnstein

Double Down with Dr. Fehl

Corporate Matching Gifts Can Double Your Donation to Sherman What if you could not only support Sherman College, but also have your employer help by doubling your donation?

That’s what Bill Fehl, D.C., ’83, and his wife, Jeannie, did to multiply their impact at Sherman College through her employer’s gift matching program.

“We support Sherman College primarily because it is good people educating others to do good work that no one else is doing: subluxation correction,” Fehl explained about the couple’s commitment to support the college.

“It is a vital work, and even more so at this time in Earth’s history.

Sherman College encourages people to think and to grow beyond the education of other schools, beyond what we hear on television or in other media.”

Corporate matching gift programs are charitable giving programs set up by corporations in which companies match donations made by their employees to eligible nonprofit organizations. For example, if a college supporter works for Bank of America and donates $500 to Sherman College, Bank of America will double the donation by also contributing $500 to the college. Thousands of companies offer matching gift programs.

Fehl said it was in his first quarter as a student in 1980 that he realized his desire to be a part of campus.

“I have been fortunate enough to have taught during each of the administrations Sherman has fielded,” he said of his experience as a faculty member since 1996.

“Each has successfully progressed on the shoulders of its predecessors.

Our current administration, led

by Dr. Cordero, is constantly and cautiously refitting this vessel, and it is now headed for heights that have never been reached in Spartanburg and the world.”

Fehl encourages those who may have been out of touch to reconnect with Sherman College. “This is the time, and this is the place,” he said.

If you have not been here in a decade or two or three, prepare to be amazed!”

Check with your employer about matching gifts, or contact Development Coordinator Mary Watts (mwatts@sherman.edu or 800-849-8771, ext. 267) for details.

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Standing by the Principles Puerto Rican D.C.s Join Forces to Make Their Mark at Sherman For many, the opportunity to make their mark on the Sherman College campus is a fun way to leave a legacy while supporting principled chiropractic education. This is precisely the idea behind the college’s 33 Principles sponsorships. These feature graphics throughout Scallon Hall make up a symbolic spine using Stephenson’s 33 Principles of Chiropractic.

This giving opportunity attracted four doctors of chiropractic and Sherman College supporters in Puerto Rico. Ricardo Alverez, D.C., Eva Sepulveda, D.C., Frances Bigas-Morales, D.C., and Lee Cardona, D.C., combined efforts to sponsor Principle 9, the Amount of Force Created

by Intelligence.

Alvarez says supporting chiropractic is “a must,” but finding the right place for

support was key. “Only a few institutions are providing values like this for the next generation of chiropractors,” he shared. “Our support to Sherman College’s program will keep our chiropractic sacred trust guarded.”

Sepulveda, a former dietitian who changed careers after marrying a chiropractor, added, “I love the chiropractic philosophy and what we stand for. Sherman is the only college that really stands by the teachings of our founding fathers and teaches the real philosophy, art and science of chiropractic.”

Pictured counterclockwise from top: Ricardo Alverez, the doctors of Grupo Quiropráctico de Guaynabo, and Eva Sepulveda.

The principles of the profession are what attracted Cardona to give to this effort at Sherman College.

“We chose chiropractic because its principles and science go beyond what almost everyone thinks and understands,” he said. “We chose to support Sherman College because it maintains the foundation and principles of the practice, and it teaches them to every graduate.”

The combined support of these doctors makes a positive impact on the student experience at Sherman College and helps provide for the future of chiropractic education. Sponsoring a principle or technique also qualifies donors to become Visionary Regents if they so desire.

To see which sponsorship opportunities remain, go to https://tinyurl.com/ PrinciplesTechniques.

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Dr. Scott Cabazolo Mrs. Suzanne Cadden Ms. Joy Cagle Ms. Robin Cahill-Myers Dr. James Callahan Dr. Brett Cardonick Mrs. Heidi & Dr. Josh Carmack Dr. Waldemar Carrasquillo Dr. Anthony Carrino Dr. Karen Carter Drs. Brett Casanova-Rini & Chris Rini Mrs. Kelly Casto Dr. Allison Catapano Dr. Seth Chalfin Dr. Jeff Chamberlain Dr. Marc Chasse Drs. Patti Chelenyak & Patrick Offman Mr. Jim Chester Dr. Jeanette Chomic Dr. William Civello Ms. Cheryl Clark Drs. Kanema & Drew Clark Dr. Shawn Claycomb Mrs. Natalie & Dr. Joshua Click Mr. Jude Click Melvin & Mary Coffron Dr. Chris Colgin Ms. Linda Collier Dr. Sherman Connell Dr. Mary Connors Mr. Andrew Cook Linda & James Cook Dr. Lona Cook Dr. Annette Coon Mrs. Debbie & Dr. Edwin Cordero Mrs. Stephanie Cornejo Dr. Robert Costello Mrs. Gale & Dr. John Court Mrs. Pamela & Dr. David Courtney Mr. Casey Cousineau Dr. Caroll Ann Coyle Dr. Meaghan Cromer Dr. Thomas D’Amico Dr. Andrew Daniele Dr. Ian Davis-Tremayne Dr. Robert De Bonis Dr. Jeremy De Los Santos Dr. Andrew De Saro Mrs. Susan & Dr. Anthony DeMarco Drs. Kris & Dan Denette

Dr. Nancy Denlinger Dr. Grant Dennis Drs. Jen & Dean DePice Dr. Duncan DeVolld Dr. Aura Diaz-Tovar Dr. Michael Diehm Dr. Dan Diep Drs. Lacey Book & Shawn Dill Drs. Jia Xiano-Lu & Ankang Dong Dr. Joseph F. Donofrio Dr. Brian Dooley Dr. Ryan Dopps Dr. Danielle Drobbin Dr. Stephanie Dubel Mr. Allen Duckworth Mrs. Julie Dugan Dr. Barbara Eaton Dr. Sejer Ebersole Drs. Kate & Jason Engelhardt Drs. Jackie Knowles & Donald Epstein The Estate of Dr. Carol Field & Mr. John Marshall Field Dr. Victor Estevez Ms. Barbara Evans Dr. Eric Evans Dr. Adrienne Fabrizio Facebook Donors Drs. Bridget & Vincent Farrar Dr. Jillian Farrell Mrs. Jeannie & Dr. William Fehl Dr. Connie Guan & Mr. Lawrence Tanimoto Dr. Mike De Napoli Dr. Janice Higgins-Fordree Ms. Peggy Foster Dr. Lee Fraum Ms. Katrine Frazier Dr. Beth Frosch & Mr. Paul Licata Dr. Suzanne Frye Dr. Dean Fuller Mr. Lucosi Fuller Dr. Mark Fullerton Drs. Antonietta & James Galgano Dr. Joanne Gallagher Dr. John Gallagher Dr. Rosie Gallegos-Main Dr. Jamie Galperin Mrs. Blanca Garber Dr. Jerry Gardner Drs. Katie & Pete Gay

Dr. Lisa Geiger Drs. Ashley & Stephen Genthner Dr. Skip George Ms. Susan Giblin Dr. Gordon Gibson Dr. Ed Gigliotti Dr. Craig Gindele Ms. Mitra Gobin Dr. Russell Goff Dr. Irene Gold Ms. Kathleen Goodwin Dr. Allyson Grabowski Dr. Brian Graham Dr. Russell Grazier Mrs. Caroline Gregory Drs. Paula & Paul Grenier Dr. Kace Groff Mrs. Ruth Grone & Family Dr. Tim Guest Drs. Cathy & Jett Gurman Dr. Kenneth Guzik Dr. Frank Hahn Dr. Melinda Hallam Drs. Lauren Hamm & Brian Maher Dr. Bill Hannouche Dr. Jessica Harden Dr. B.J. Hardick Dr. Andrew Harding Dr. Janet Harriger Dr. Billie Harrington Mrs. Jamie Harshfield Dr. Donald Harte Dr. Theresa Hartley Drs. Amanda Lutzow & Timothy Hartman Dr. David Healey Dr. Paula & Mr. Mike Hedglon Ms. Elizabeth Heinlein Mr. Cameron Hemmen Dr. John Henard Mrs. Marci Hennes Laura & Allen Hensley Ms. Karen Herdzik Drs. Amanda & Jeremy Hess Dr. Raymond Hillenbrand Drs. Marylyn & Charles Hilston Ms. Allyson Hinzman Dr. Russell Hoch Dr. Stuart Hoffman Dr. Russell Hollinger Fall 2020

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Dr. Christopher Hood Dr. Curtis Horton Dr. Josh Howe Drs. Kathy & Don Hoyt Dr. Anna Hughes Mr. Nick Insolia International Chiropractors Association Dr. Steven Isadore Dr. Andrew Jackson Dr. Selina Sigafoose Jackson & Dr. Kevin Jackson Ms. Wendy Jacobson Dr. Michael James Mrs. Suzanne James Dr. Kim Jaqua Drs. Pam & Stephen Jarboe Dr. Christopher Jex Dr. Haig John Dr. Colby Johnson Dr. Marc Johnson Ms. Norma Johnson Dr. Kathryn Jones Dr. Shelly Jones Ms. Janet Juntunen Dr. Brian Kachinsky Dr. Roland Kaelin Jr. Dr. Shogo Kajisa* Dr. Jami Karr Mrs. Lois Kauer Mr. Ralf Kaufmann Dr. William Keenan Dr. Timothy M. Kelly Dr. Christopher Kent Dr. Robert Keroson Drs. Patricia Giuliano & Peter Kevorkian Dr. Robert Kipp Dr. Stacy Kitchell Dr. Arthur Klein Dr. Richard Klein Dr. Robert Koliner Drs. Rhea & Jay Komarek Drs. Jen & Mark Kordonski Dr. Michael Koster Dr. Natalie Kurylo Dr. Christie Kwon Mrs. Michelle LaDow Ms. Terry Lancaster

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Dr. Eric Landi Dr. Sandra Lane Ms. Judith Lange Dr. Stanmore Langford Dr. Cheryl Langley Drs. Charmaine & Raymond Lanjopoulos Drs. Cindy & Ron Lanzara Jr. Dr. Daniel Larsen Dr. Randall Laurich Mrs. Emily & Mr. Patrick Lausier Mrs. Reeva Leahy Dr. Robert Leeper Dr. Margaret Lehr-DeVolld Dr. Bob Leib Drs. Reyna & Scott LeVan Dr. Crissy Lewis Mrs. Rachael & Dr. Brian Lieberman Dr. Ashley Liew Mr. Kevin Likes Dr. Peter Lombardi Dr. Kim Lombardy Source Family Chiropractic Dr. Roger Lope Dr. David Lopez-Robles Ms. Tara Louis Dr. George Lubertazzo Dr. George Luo Mr. Tanner Mack Dr. Tara Madden Dr. Michael Magwood Dr. Tracy Malton Kristle & David Marangon Dr. Nalyn Marcus Dr. Sandra Martin Dr. Eddie Martinez Dr. Dan Martingano Mrs. Cookie & Dr. Sal Martingano Dr. Jeffrey Matoshko Dr. Derek Maxson Dr. Dawn Maynard Dr. Darin Mazepa Dr. Adam McBride Dr. James McCann Dr. Paul McCartney Dr. Joy McClenny

Dr. Karen McCormick Drs. Rosemary DePasque & Scot McCormick Mrs. Pamela & Dr. Matthew McCoy Dr. Amy McCurdy Dr. Rick Means Dr. Rick Means II Ms. Rita Meier Dr. Laurie Meinholz Ms. Megan Melick Krista & Steven Wessel Dr. Ronen Mendi Patty & Gregory Mettler Dr. Jeffrey Miller Dr. Karan Miller Dr. Stephanie Mills Dr. Jim Minico Mr. Stephen Moon Mrs. Kelly Morgan Mrs. Mary Ann & Dr. Tom Morgan Dr. Karen Moriarty Dr. John Mormile Mrs. Eileen & Dr. Dale Mortenson Dr. William Moss Mrs. Rondi Mossman Ms. Susan Mowbray Dr. Alice Moyer Dr. David Mruz Dr. Jeff Muneses Dr. Timothy Murzycki Dr. Frank Musante Dr. Lance Myers Dr. Paul Newton Dr. Kelvin Ng Mr. Clint Noiseau Dr. Andrew Nolt Dr. Leo Oakchunas Mrs. Carol O’Brien Dr. Ashly Ochsner Dr. Michael O’Halleran Dr. Tracy Olson Dr. Raymond Omid Dr. Laura Orndorff Dr. Gabriel O’Sullivan Ms. Gretchen Otto Dr. Thuraia Owais

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Ms. Dixie Owen-Perry Dr. Amanda Owens Dr. Jonathan Ozner Dr. Robin Pace Drs. Cathleen & Gary Padden Dr. Kevin Pallis Mrs. Rose Panico, DCH Dr. Bradley Pastro Dr. Lance Paulman Shannon & Douglas Payne Dr. James Peck Dr. Radomir Penjevic Ms. Trena Perkins Dr. Kristofer Peterson Mr. Mikko Peterson Dr. Margaret Pickering Mrs Judith & Dr. G. Stanford Pierce Dr. RS (Doc) Porter Power Up Pup Dog Training Dr. Kendall Price Ms. Kiya Priester Dr. Brian Pulver Dr. Levi Pulver Dr. Justin Quail Ms. Teresa Quale Dr. Michael Quartararo Mrs. Megan Quinn Ms. Angel Radick Dr. Ben Rall Dr. Elizabeth Rassel Dr. Heather Rassel Dr. Ian Rassel Dr. Jami Rassmussen Dr. Carsten Reinhardt Ms. Rebecca Reitzes Dr. Beth Reizer Drs. Beth & Steven Reizer Ms. Margaret Reynolds Mrs. Karen Brower Rhodes Dr. Matthew Ritter Mr. Rolando Rivera Dr. Edgardo Rivera Mrs. Deanna Robison Dr. Nico Rocco Dr. Philip Rodger Drs. Stefanie & Nick Rodsater Mrs. Kristin Riley & Dr. Rick Rosenberg Dr. Anthony Ross Dr. Armand Rossi

Dr. Jennifer Rozenhart Dr. Stephanie Rozenhart Arbet Dr. Gregg Rubinstein Mrs. Sammy Russell Dr. Michael Rykse Ms. Melody Sabin Mrs. Robyn & Dr. Jason Sabo Terri & Richard Sagmoen Dr. Navpreet Saini Drs. Stefanie Salera & Oscar Molina Dr. Jose R. Saldago Mrs. Glenda & Dr. Walter Sanchez Dr. Deborah Sanderson Dr. David Sarnoff Mrs. Bonnie Savo Dr. Samuel Sbarra Dr. Daniel Schaeffer Dr. Tara Scharich Dr. Bruce Schneider Dr. F.J. Schofield Mrs. Susan & Dr. Fred Schofield Dr. Liam Schubel Dr. Nicolle Schultz Dr. Nicholas Schuster Mrs. Michelle Schutrumpf Dr. Pennie & Mr. Paul Schwartz Dr. Mitzi Schwartzbauer Dr. Michelle Schwenn Dr. Claudia Seay Dr. Carlos Selles Dr. Bradley Semegon Dr. David Serio Mrs. Michelle Sevruk Dr. Robert Shaner Ms. Linda Shea Dr. Brent Shealer Ms. Lisa Shelander Mrs. Kristy Shepherd Dr. Marilyn Shore Dr. Thomas Sidoti Dr. Tina Sigafoose Dr. James Siller Dr. Larry Silverstein Dr. Ron Sinagra Ms. Karen Smith Dr. Pat Snair Dr. David Soldivieri

Sustaining Star Spotlight

Dr. Robin Pace, ’07 Sherman College’s Sustaining Stars program honors donors who give monthly to Sherman.

These gifts are crucial because they provide steady and reliable support to the college as we continue to educate the next generation of doctors of chiropractic. One of our current Sustaining Stars is Robin Pace, a 2007 Sherman graduate who has a mobile practice near Celebration, FL. “I am all about giving back to the sources of my happiness,” Pace shared. “I look back on my life and have wonderful memories of my time at Sherman College. I have lifelong friends from there, and that is the best gift ever! Because I have received so much, I want to give back. Donating every month is easy, and I hope the current students at Sherman have an awesome experience.”

Become a Sustaining Star and support the future of chiropractic with a convenient monthly gift.

Go to https://tinyurl.com/SustainingStars and choose “recurring donations” or contact Assistant Director of Advancement Services Patti Lee Thomas at pthomas@sherman.edu or 800-849-8771, ext. 240.

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CBCT, EPIC Instruments Bring Newest Technology to Sherman College Health Center Two recent equipment additions to Sherman College’s on-campus Chiropractic Health Center are bringing the newest technology to student learning and patient care.

to study the human spine and vertebral subluxation more in-depth, while offering care to our patients that is more focused and specific than we ever imagined.”

Sherman is now the first chiropractic college in the United States to bring cone beam computed tomography (CBCT) to its radiology department and the first to feature an EPIC Integrity Genesis 1000 adjusting instrument.

The Integrity Genesis 1000 is a high-quality adjusting instrument from Evolutionary Percussive Instrument Corrections (EPIC) which allows for extremely specific and gentle chiropractic adjustments.

“We are proud to be the first chiropractic college to incorporate both CBCT imaging and the Integrity Genesis 1000 adjusting instrument into our curriculum,” said Vice President for Academic Affairs Joe Donofrio, D.C., ’94, A.C.P. “Our radiology and chiropractic technique faculty played key roles in promoting these opportunities for the college.”

“Adding new technologies that make chiropractic care more effective further enhances our doctor of chiropractic program and increases engagement and research opportunities within the profession and the community,” said Assistant Professor Christine Theodossis, D.C., ’10, DCCJP.

CBCT is a radiographic imaging method that allows accurate, three-dimensional imaging of hard tissue structures and is commonly used in modern dental x-ray procedures. CBCT’s emergence in medical diagnostic imaging makes it an exciting addition to chiropractic radiographic analysis.

“Advanced imaging, like this CBCT unit, presents many opportunities for our school, our field, and our clinic patients,” said Associate Professor and Technique Department Chair Jaime Browning, D.C., ’09, DCCJP. “Sherman College will have the ability

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Philanthropic partnerships and donations contributed greatly to the college’s work in acquiring both pieces of state-of-the-art equipment.

CBCT partners include the Blair Chiropractic Society and the International Chiropractors

Left: CBCT is a radiographic imaging method that allows accurate, three-dimensional imaging of hard tissue structures. Below: Evolutionary Percussive Instrument Corrections (EPIC) is a chiropractic approach that analyzes and corrects upper cervical subluxations by sound wave.

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Sherman and EPIC leaders gathered to celebrate the flourishing partnership between the two groups.

Association’s (ICA) Council on Upper Cervical Care. The Integrity Genesis 1000 is a generous gift from EPIC Clinics, coordinated by its founder, Stan Pierce Jr., D.C. “Our EPIC team chose to make this substantial donation because of Sherman College’s commitment to subluxation-based chiropractic care, as well as our mutually shared vision for the future of chiropractic,” said EPIC Clinics founder Stan Pierce Jr. “At EPIC, we understand that shaping the future of chiropractic and creating global access to subluxation-based chiropractic care requires more than just getting great results in our individual clinics,” Pierce explained.

“Achieving bigger goals requires bigger sacrifices, and our EPIC community embraces this role.

Donating the Integrity Genesis adjusting instrument is simply part of an ongoing effort to support chiropractic students in receiving a top-level education.”

Drs. Toniann & Dean Sottile Dr. Amy Spoelstra Laurey & Eldon Stamper Dr. Sandra Stanton Ms. Pamela Starrett Mr. Norman Steinbach Mrs. Jen & Dr. Bruce Steinberg Dr. David Steinberg Ms. Dolores Stevens Dr. Felicia Stewart Dr. Gary Stewart Dr. Darci Stotts Ms. Terese Stralser Dr. Mark Stuckey Mrs. G. Marie Sundquist Dr. Roy Sweat Dr. Philip Szalowski Mrs. Veronica & Dr. Peter Tague Dr. Abraham Talledos Mrs. Evelyn & Dr. Robert Tarantino Drs. Carissa Hughes & Anthony Taylor Ms. Marilyn Taylor Dr. Daniel Tew Dr. Jerry Tishman Dr. Dawn Tobin Drs. Amy & Matt Tonnos Dr. Stephen Tosk Ms. Donna Trbovich Drs. Cindy & Heath Treharne Dr. Alok Trivedi Dr. Kyle Troyer Dr. Steve Tullius Mrs. Cortnie Turner Ms. Kaylie Turner Dr. Wade Verch Dr. Michael Viscarelli Mrs. Christian Vornheder Dr. Jeffrey Wack Dr. Aaron Wahl Dr. Chris Walker Dr. Scott Walker Dr. Tyrone Wallace Mrs. Kerry Walstad Dr. Bradley Walter Ms. Katia Walters Dr. Anthony Wasem Mr. Nicholas Watson

Ms. Mary Beard Watts Dr. Steven Watts Mrs. Leslie Weise Christianson Mr. Rob Welborn Dr. John Wendt Dr. Trea Wessel Mrs. Anja West Mrs. Carol West Dr. Jennifer Westcott Dr. Julie Weston & Dr. Anita Scheer Ms. Kathryn Wickenkamp Jan & Thomas Wiese Dr. Derrick Wilcox Ms. Jenna Williams Drs. Kelli & David Winarski Mrs. Teresa Wolff Mrs. Florence Wong Dr. Jason Wood Mrs. Roberta Wood Dr. Michelle Wozniak Mrs. Tara Wright Dr. Steven Wyckoff Mrs. Sarah Wyer Dr. Dennis Yeung Ms. Theresa Young Dr. Tim Young Mrs. Dar & Dr. Tim Zook Naming Rights Campaigns The following donors named a designated space on campus in 2019, a meaningful way to remind college constituents of the contributions and support that boost the college.

Dr. Darcy Andersen & Mr. Vince Scarpino Delta Sigma Chi Dr. Kenneth Hillman Dr. Catherine Silver-Riddell Dr. David Smolensky The Joint Corporation, Dr. Steve Knauf & Dr. Sean Wall

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The following donors chose to sponsor our campus displays of the 33 Principles of Chiropractic Philosophy and/or various chiropractic techniques taught at Sherman College.

Dr. Judy Nutz Campanale Mrs. Lydia & Dr. Dale Capela Drs. Brett Casanova-Rini & Chris Rini Dr. Dana Clum Mrs. Randi & Dr. Neil Cohen Drs. Jen & Dean DePice Drs. Lacey Book & Shawn Dill Dr. Brian Dooley Dr. Jim Dubel EPIC Club Dr. Bryn Gillow Dr. Irene Gold MaxLiving International Chiropractic Pediatric Association Drs. Patricia Giuliano & Peter Kevorkian Drs. Richelle & Daniel Knowles III Dr. Chris Loy Palmetto State Chiropractic Association Mrs. Barbara & Dr. David Pamer Dr. Mackenzie Pamer Drs. Jenny & Mathias Pamer Dr. Stan Pierce Jr. Dr. Armand Rossi Ms. Heidi Spillmann Dr. Kevin Statom Dr. Felicia Stewart The Society of Chiropractic Orthospinology Dr. Dwayne Hoskins Dr. Dennis Yeung

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Scholarships Donors can designate support for general or named scholarship funds at Sherman.

Sherman College Alumni Association Scholarship Sherman College Alumni Association The Beane Frederick Scholarship Ms. Rita Frederick & Dr. Joel Beane Berkowitz Memorial Scholarship Thomas & Eileen Pall Eric Bourg Scholarship Ms. Lindsey Heiser Ms. Catherine Kinworthy Dr. Rahul Mehra Ms. Dolly Meilinger Dr. Rachael Pratt Mr. Rock Savage Mrs. Kristy Shepherd Sherman College Activator Club Sherman College Gonstead Club Sherman College WCCS Club Dr. Catherine Silver-Riddell Lyle & Eula Sherman Scholarship Mrs. Donna Sherman & Mr. Frederick Sanders Dr. John H. Porter Jr. Scholarship Dr. Matthew Abatelli Anonymous Dr. Daniel Becker Dr. Randall Beckett Mrs. Connie Braden Dr. Alan Brewster Dr. Gordon Brown Dr. Shaneen Brown Ms. Dyah Burney Dr. James Callahan Dr. Judy Nutz Campanale Mrs. Karen & Mr. David Canup Mrs. Doreen & Dr. Ron Castellucci Dr. Patricia Chanterelle Mrs. Charlene Cheeks Dr. John Degenhart Drs. Kris & Dan Denette

Drs. Rosemary DePasque & Scot McCormick Drs. Jia Xiano-Lu & Ankang Dong Dr. Joseph J. Donofrio Drs. Beth & Chris Ehlich Dr. Ulrich Eschholz Mrs. Jeannie & Dr. William Fehl Dr. Gregory Franklin Mr. Bernard Frost Dr. Gwendolyn Gardner Dr. Chris Garner Mrs. Jennifer Gault Drs. Betty & Thom Gelardi Dr. Cynthia Gibbon Dr. Craig Gindele Mrs. Michelle Gregory Dr. Nicholas Hannouche Dr. Jerry Hardee Harper Corporation, General Contractors Dr. Billie Harrington Dr. Kathleen Hartford Dr. Alnessa Hickmon Dr. Russell Hoch Mr. Jamie Hodge Dr. Michael Hrycko Dr. Robert Iannace Mrs. Joy & Dr. Robert Irwin Dr. Megan Keim Dr. Christopher Kent Drs. Amilliah & Charles Kenya Drs. Patricia Giuliano & Peter Kevorkian Dr. Patricia Kuhta Dr. Ohmar Land Drs. Charmaine & Raymond Lanjopoulos Dr. Robert Lantrip Dr. Michael Larsen Dr. Kathleen Ledet Mrs. Jennifer Lee Dr. Robert Leeper Mrs. Monica & Dr. James Marks Mr. Richard Migliore Ms. Trannie Mosley Dr. Alice Moyer Dr. Laura Orndorff Dr. Gabriel O’Sullivan Dr. So Ota Ms. Ronitra Owens

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CloseForChiro Doctors Give $10,000 to Student Emergency Fund When donors make a gift to Sherman College, they can be assured that their generosity benefits the future of chiropractic education.

Often, certain funds and giving options resonate with certain donors.

CloseForChiro Founder and CEO Daniel Bai, D.C., said the purpose of this fund aligns well with the core values of his company, which seeks to support causes congruent with its purpose.

That was the case with our Sherman Pride Student Emergency Fund and a group of doctors at CloseForChiro, a mastermind private community of chiropractors founded

by Daniel Bai, D.C.

“Philanthropy has always been a core value at CloseForChiro,” Bai shared. “Our goal for the profession has always been to perpetuate the chiropractic principles, the practice and the business. We selected Sherman College as the recipient of a $10,000 gift for the Sherman Pride Student Fund because we believe this will serve the student body directly and will help support and optimize the educational experience at Sherman.”

The Sherman Pride Student Emergency Fund support students facing financial difficulties by helping to meet their most crucial needs.

Whether their concerns are food, unexpected utility bills, childcare needs, clinic supplies or essential school supplies, gifts to this fund provide students with an emergency grant to ease their financial burdens and uncertainty.

Bai noted that CloseForChiro aims to support and help evolve the profession, and the group has a vested interest in the quality of new chiropractors entering the industry.

“We are confident that this gift supports that vision,” he said.

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Drs. Cathleen & Gary Padden Palmetto State Chiropractic Association Dr. Cindy Pekofsky Dr. Laura Phillips Mr. Comic Porter Mr. Eddie Porter Dr. John Porter Jr. Mr. Michael Porter Ms. Roberta Porter Dr. Princess Porter-Fowler Dr. Carsten Reinhardt Ms. Debra Robinson Dr. Christy Rody Dr. Armand Rossi Dr. Deborah Sanderson Rose & Bert Saucier/Anytime Fitness Ms. Bel Saziru Dr. Robert Shaner Drs. Carly & Ryan Sorrell Mrs. Kendra Strange Dr. Dorothy Tenderholt Dr. Christine Theodossis Ms. Patti Lee Thomas Mr. Aubrey Tucker Jr. Mrs. Gustena Tucker Dr. Terry Van Dervort Dr. Frank Vaught Dr. Tyrone Wallace Dr. Linda Wells Dr. Julie Wilkinson Ms. Theresa Willis Dr. William Worrell Dr. Latisha Wright Dr. Kim Zell

General Endowment Fund Giving to this fund means giving to the future. The principal amount of donations are preserved forever and only the earnings may be spent.

General Scholarship Fund Dr. Kenneth Harris Dr. Armand Rossi Mrs. Evelyn & Dr. Robert Tarantino Mrs. Joy Turner

In honor of my children Krystal, Hollie, Steven, Pamela and Kelly Mr. Patrick Lausier

IMPORTANT NOTES ABOUT SHERMAN COLLEGE’S DONOR HONOR ROLL

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Mr. Greg Aldridge Gift-In-Kind Donors The following donors made gifts of goods or services to be used by the college to further the education of our students or to support special events.

Allegra Print & Imaging Dr. Dennis Baron John Byrum Photography Garden State Chiropractic Society Dr. Irene Gold Dr. Steve Hoffman Dr. Stuart Katzen Dr. Jason McDonald Dr. Clayton Sullwold Dr. Roy Sweat Honor Gifts These donors used a gift to Sherman College to honor someone or something special in their lives.

Memorial Gifts These donors chose to honor the memory of family and friends with a donation to Sherman.

In memory of Dr. Todd Bonnell Dr. Michael Regan In memory of Audrey Brandon Dr. Jennifer Brandon In memory of Ms. Sarah Bush Mrs. Karen Canup In memory of Ms. Francine Egbert Mrs. Evelyn & Dr. Robert Tarantino In memory of Dr. Duncan Greene Dr. Billie Harrington In memory of Dr. Ernest Landi Dr. Kenneth Harris Dr. Armand Rossi Mrs. Evelyn & Dr. Robert Tarantino In memory of Dr. Alan L. Ott Dr. Kenneth Hillman In memory of Mr. Joseph Sette Mrs. Evelyn & Dr. Robert Tarantino In memory of Dr. Nell K. Williams Mrs. Ruth Grone & Family

In honor of Abigail and Roslyn Hallam Dr. Melinda Hallam In honor of Dr. Christopher Kent Dr. Anthony Carrino Dr. Matthew McCoy

In honor of Taog, my dog and “co-worker” Ms. Terry Lancaster

The list on these pages is composed of individuals and organizations making one or more donations received

by Sherman College of Chiropractic in 2019. We take great care in compiling

the lists. However, if we have mistakenly omitted your name or if your listing is incorrect, please accept our sincere apology and contact us right away so we may correct our records.

If you have a correction, please contact Assistant Director of Advancement Services Patti Thomas at 800-849-8771, ext. 240, or e-mail pthomas@sherman.edu.

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Emergency Fund Supports Students in Need Fund Recipient Huizhen Lim, 14th quarter In a world that seems to have no constants, each day can present a new set of challenges for Sherman College students to overcome. But thanks to those who have given to the Sherman Pride Student Emergency Fund, Sherman College students can find a source of support and encouragement.

“This fund is a lifeline,” said 14th quarter student Hui Zhen Lim. “I was planning to return home to shadow a local office for my last quarter, but COVID-19 threw those plans out of the window, and I ended up staying in the U.S., which incurred additional costs like rent and food.”

Despite uncertain times, Sherman College students have found one constant:

a chiropractic community to encourage and support them.

Students have the certainty that if a need arises, they are able to apply for up to a $500 grant (not a loan) from the Sherman Pride Student Emergency Fund.

“I’m a fortunate recipient and sincerely thank all donors for their generosity. One of the few things I am certain of is that I can always count on my Sherman family when things get tough!” said Lim. Thanks to the support of our donors, we have already raised more than $30,000 for our students, and we are excited to continue building this fund to meet their current and future needs.

Chiropractic Patients Give Back to Support the Profession While many of Sherman College’s supporters are doctors of chiropractic, some come to support the college through their experiences as patients.

“I’m a lifelong chiropractic patient, and I believe that chiropractic care is the best way to support the optimal functioning of my body,” Linda Giuliano explained. “It’s an honor to be part of the Sherman family in this way and support this special institution.”

Giuliano has supported the college through multiple giving programs,

including the Sherman Pride Student Emergency Fund, the corporate matching gifts program, and through the sponsorship of the “Sherman Pride” wall display in Scallon Hall, the college’s main academic facility.

“Providing a top-quality education is a given, but what makes Sherman special is the dedication, compassion and supportive environment for students, faculty and the administration to reach their potential,” she said of her appreciation for the college.

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At Sherman College, we see social media as an opportunity to connect with you. Follow us on Facebook (Sherman College of Chiropractic) and on Instagram (@shermancollege) and share your updates with us using #shermanpride.

P.S. We’re on TikTok, too!

Chris_Roberson Happy Financial Aid Day to our awesome and hardworking duo, Chris Roberson and Marcia Park! These two work hard to make sure the needs of all of our students are met, and we here at Sherman College are so thankful for them. According to the National Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators, “Financial Aid Day (FAD), celebrated each year on the third Wednesday in October, is a special day set aside to celebrate and recognize the contribution of all financial aid professionals across the United States for helping students make their collegegoing dreams a reality.” #ShermanPride #FinancialAidDay

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Charles_Tucker After 3.5 Years of late-night studying, sleepless nights, time away from my family, wins and losses, anxiety, doubt, cancellations, and postponements due to COVID-19 I chose joy! Through the support of my loving wife Meshe and family, Meshe constantly telling me I can and will do this, my faith in God’s promise, and A LOT of praying, I can now say that I have completed all of my requirements to become a Doctor of Chiropractic!

I recently passed Part III, PT, and Part IV Boards, and now I can close the chapter of being a chiropractic student and open a new chapter as a chiropracTOR! #DrTucker #Chiropractor #ShermanCollege #ChiropracticisLife #ShermanPride #BlackDoctors #ONESpartanburg #TheChiroDad

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College Establishes Sherman Pride Student Emergency Fund

Sherman Pride

Student Emergency Fund

Here’s how it works: a Funds are made available as donations are received a Students must apply with specific needs for fund consideration a The scholarship committee makes fund award decisions based on funds available a $500 limit per approved student a No obligation of repayment a Granted once per academic year as long as funds are available

Many Sherman College supporters have asked how they can help Sherman students. Now, more than ever, assistance is vital to show our students we are responsive to their most crucial needs in this unprecedented era.

Aimed at supporting students facing financial difficulties during this time, Sherman College has launched the Sherman Pride Student Emergency Fund.

“We have no instructions for how to maneuver as a society, community and Sherman family right now,” said Vice President for Institutional Advancement and Public Relations Dr. Ohmar Land. “However, we do have the

ability to take care of one another.

We do have guidance, fortitude and inspiration to encourage and propel our students to success.

We take care of family.”

Whether their concerns are food, unexpected utility bills, child care needs, clinic supplies or essential school supplies, your gift will provide students with emergency aid to ease their financial burdens and uncertainty.

To support the Sherman Pride Fund go to https://tinyurl.com/ ShermanPrideFund.

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ONLINE CE They say when the going gets tough, the tough get going. That’s why when COVID-19

hit and everyone was cancelling CE seminars, Sherman College made it a priority to bring you affordable online CE as well as turning its annual Lyceum into a virtual experience.

If your state allows online CE or has made an exception to their online CE rules due to

COVID-19, we are here for you! We offer more than 80 hours of online CE content in varying topics for you to apply toward license renewal (approvals vary by state). Enjoy excellent content to improve the care you deliver for your patients in a convenient format from wherever you are.

We helped more than 1,500 chiropractors with online CE this spring – we can help you, too!

www.sherman.edu www.sherman.edu/online-ce

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CONTINUING EDUCATION

REGISTRATION IS OPEN NOW.

GET THE DETAILS AT WWW.SHERMAN.EDU/LYCEUM

CONTINUING EDUCATION