Graduate Success

STUDENT POPULATION PROFILE
Sherman College has a highly diverse student population of approximately 330 students. In summer 2007, students represented 32 states and 15 countries.
26% were in the 21-24 age range.
44% were in the 25-29 age range.
14% were in the 30-34 age range.
10% were in the 35-39 age range.
9% were over 40.
28% of the student body were married.
46% were women.
31% were minorities.
5% were international students.

GRADUATE PROFILE
Sherman has more than 2,700 graduates practicing throughout the United States and in approximately 25 other countries. In addition to establishing successful private practices, our alumni advance the profession as college presidents, presidents of state and national organizations, members of various state boards of chiropractic examiners, researchers and as faculty in chiropractic colleges.

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Knocking on the Door to Success Rick Hellman, D.C., '01, Louisville, Kentucky Shortly after graduating from Sherman in 2001, Hellman began a simple but effective outreach initiative of going from door to door in neighborhoods near his office to introduce himself and encourage his neighbors to investigate chiropractic care. more	Rick Hellman,D.C.
Of Service During National Tragedy Nick Senuta, D.C., '81, Latrobe, Pennsylvania Nick Senuta, D.C., of Latrobe, PA, is one of several Sherman alumni who took time away from his busy practice to provide chiropractic services to volunteer workers during a national tragedy. His involvement in the aftermath of the 9-11 terrorist attacks has touched more	Nick Senuta, D.C.
Her Creativity Abounds Nalyn Marcus, D.C., '90, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania Nalyn Marcus, D.C., lives in Bethlehem, PA, where she not only practices in her family clinic, but also spends a large part of her time thinking of ways to support other moms in chiropractic. Marcus is known for her creative ideas and has more	Nalyn Marcus, D.C.
At Home Even Away From Home, International Speaker Also Serves as Leader Dick Plummer, D.C., ’79, Boiling Springs, South Carolina Dick Plummer, D.C., has appeared on more than 600 radio and television programs throughout the country discussing chiropractic and health and has addressed laymen and professional groups in the United States, Canada and Europe. To say he is comfortable in front of an audience would be more	Dick Plummer, D.C.
His Practice Has Gone to the Dogs... Cats and Horses Too! Randy Baze, D.C., ’83, Renton, Washington A 1983 graduate of Sherman College, Randy Baze, D.C., practices in Renton, WA, where in addition to his human patients, he has a large number of animal patients. more	Randy Baze, D.C.
It’s in the Serving that He’s Fulfilled New Jersey Native Finds His Niche in Argentina David Serio, D.C., ’99, Buenos Aires, Argentina David Serio, D.C., ’99, of Fairfield, NJ, will tell you that packing up and moving to a country 5,000 miles from home isn’t all glamour and smiles even though he had a colleague more	David Serio, D.C.
American D.C. Making a Difference in Holland He Found His Purpose in Life at Sherman College Adam Gentry, D.C., ’00, Holland Now that he knows better, Adam Gentry, D.C., ’00, wishes his first encounter with chiropractic had been more meaningful. As an eight-year-old more	Adam Gentry, D.C.
If Two Heads Are Better Than One, Three Might Be Best Gary Roeben, D.C., ’01, Brian Rutecki, D.C., ’01 and Sam Wang, D.C., ’01, Chicago, Illinois There’s an old saying that two heads are better than one. These three 2001 Sherman College graduates decided that if two were better, then three more	Sam Wang, D.C., Brian Rutecki, D.C., Gary Roeben, D.C.