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IRAPS logo International Research and Philosophy Symposium

October 20-21, 2012, 12 hours CE

Sherman College, Spartanburg, SC


Over the weekend of October 22-23, Sherman College hosted its 8th annual International Research and Philosophy Symposium (IRAPS) in Spartanburg, SC and welcomed over 100 friends of Vertebral Subluxation. 

chiropractic presentationIRAPS is a wonderful union of the philosophy and science of chiropractic. The art of chiropractic is the expression of the philosophy and science and this year chiropractors using 5 different techniques reported on studies they were conducting in their practices.

There is a wealth of evidence on subluxation centered practice and it is great to see IRAPS grow. There were a half dozen students and staff from three chiropractic colleges presenting as well.

chiropractic research presentationDr. Christopher Kent, a vital and noteworthy leader in the chiropractic community presented the Keynote address, “Winning the Debate on Vertebral Subluxation”, an  overview of contemporary scientific literature supporting chiropractic

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In addition to the philosophy and research abstracts presented, we were excited to welcome 14 new graduates of the Academy of Chiropractic Philosophers program. This program expands your knowledge of chiropractic philosophy and critical thinking skills. It is accepted as the first year of the ICA Council Chiropractic Diplomate Program.

 

chiropractic seminarSherman would also like to extend its appreciation to its co-sponsors,
Seattle Upper Cervical Research Institute, International Federation of Chiropractors and Organizations, The Best Mission Trip Ever, On Pointe Seminars, and the Foundation for Vertebral Subluxation. Your support was invaluable.

chiropractic student clubSo…we hope to see you next October 20-21, 2012 on campus as we celebrate the 9th year of IRAPS. The Call for Abstracts will be announced soon.

“Every DC and Student needs to attend IRAPS. It is the ONLY event like it in the profession. Hats off to Sherman College for a great event.”

“It is important to the profession”


holiday Inn Express logoHotel Accomodations - Holiday Inn – Express

Holiday Inn – Express
895 Spartanburg Blvd.
(864) 699-7777

  • AVL Airport - Asheville Regional Airport is 70 miles from Spartanburg on I-70.
  • CLT Airport  - Charlotte Douglas International Airport in Charlotte, 60 miles from Spartanburg off I-85

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Sherman College
thanks our co-sponsors:

Seattle UCE

Seattle Upper Cervical Research Institute

Michael Lenarz, D.C.

 

foundation for Vertebral Subluxation

Foundation for Vertebral Subluxation
www.vertebralsubluxation.org

 

Liam Schubel, DC

Best Mission Trip Ever

On pointe seminars

ifco


Thanks to our Vendors
ChiroFutures
McCoy Press

Continuing Education
Continuing education will be offered for up to 12 hours.

Continuing education requirements are mandated by state regulating boards. State Boards are continuously updating their CE requirements so please contact your Board for specific requirement details and specific questions. For board contact information and for more information on what is required in your state, please visit the FCLB website at http://directory.fclb.org/.

For more information, contact Missy Sandor, Director of Continuing Education Sherman College of Chiropractic P.O. Box 1452 / Spartanburg, SC 29304 (800) 849-8771 or (864) 578-8770, ext. 229 E-mail: msandor@sherman.edu.

 

Comments from IRAPS 2010

It was a great pleasure and honor to attend IRAPS as a speaker…. A great experience to go to such a great event.

--Dr. Dewan S. Raja
Professor of Anatomy and Toxicology
Palmer College of Chiropractic Florida

It truly is the only subluxation-based conference featuring discussions on science and philosophy.  It is a valuable opportunity for people from the profession to come together, re-connect, and share ideas. 

From a student perspective, you also have helped to provide a valuable opportunity for students to present their work and get feedback from some extremely amazing people in our profession.  We need more chiropractors from the subluxation-based community eager and willing to have these intellectual discussions!!

Christie Kwon, MS –
March 2011 Graduate,
Life University


 I thought all of the presentations were great, but was really impressed with the discussion that followed each.  There was an atmosphere of respect and support throughout the entire weekend that undeniably raised the level of our conversation.  Saturday evening's program with dinner was excellent, as was the included lunch with time for fellowship.  And I got 11 hours of CE to boot!  What a great weekend for those who attended and for the profession as a whole.  I am honored and grateful to have been a part of IRAPS 2010.  Count me in for next year!

-Judy Campanale, DC