Media Coverage 2001

Developing and maintaining a strong presence in local, regional and chiropractic media is a primary goal of the Public Relations Office because such placements help spread the news about Sherman College's strong program and provide prospective students and potential referral sources and donors with solid examples of the progress and health of the college. The following articles have resulted from our recent efforts with the media.

For additional information, please contact the office at 864-578-8770 or 800-849-8771, ext. 242.

Golf Club (December 2001)
Chiropractic Has Much to Offer the Average Golfer on and off the Course.

Spartanburg Chamber of Commerce Newsletter (December 11, 2001)
Sherman College to Host Business After Hours

Today's Chiropractic (November/December 2001)
Candino Named Director of Ambassador Relations

Dynamic Chiropractic (November 30, 2001)
U.S. Chiropractic Colleges Affiliate with New Zealand School of Chiropractic

Spartanburg Chamber of Commerce Newsletter (November 13, 2001)
Sherman College Faculty Receive National Teaching Awards

ICA Review (Fall 2001)
Jerry Hardee, Ed.D. Named President of Sherman College of Chiropractic

Spartanburg Business Report (October 2001)
Weeks Named Vice-Chair of Accrediting Agency’s Executive Committee
Face to Face with Nicholas Wise, D.C., of Wise Chiropractic

Spartanburg Herald-Journal (October 31, 2001)
Sherman College Faculty Receive National Teaching Awards

Spartanburg Herald-Journal (October 15, 2001)
Sherman College President Wants More Minorities

Today’s Chiropractic (September/October 2001)
Sherman College and AUCCO Develop Upper Cervical Diplomate Program

ICA Review (Summer 2001)
Garry Krakos, D.C., M.S., Appointed Dean of Chiropractic Health Services
Laura Chadwick Weeks, D.C., Appointed Vice President for Academic Affairs

Dynamic Chiropractic (July 30, 2001)
Jerry Hardee, Ed.D., is Sherman College’s New President

Bayonne Community News (NJ) (July 11, 2001)
Candino Named Director of Ambassador Relations]

The Jewish State (NJ) (July 6, 2001)
Neighbors: Riding for Chiropractic

Spartanburg Herald-Journal (June 27, 2001)
Sherman College Selects Hardee as New President

Today’s Chiropractic (May/June 2001)
Sherman College Alumni Agree: A Career In Chiropractic Provides Great Service to Humanity

Spartanburg Herald-Journal (May 17, 2001)
Sherman College Lyceum: Author Dan Millman to Speak at Chiropractic School

The Golf Club (April 2001)
Straight Down the Middle: Proper Alignment is Important for You and Your Clubs

Spartanburg Herald-Journal (April 26, 2001)
Higher Education: Colleges Seeing Growth

Spartanburg Herald-Journal (April 23, 2001)
Mother, Daughters Make Chiropractic Classes a Family Affair

Dynamic Chiropractic (April 23, 2001)
Sherman College Research Program Subjects Subluxation Concept to Contemporary Scientific Study

Today’s Chiropractic (March/April 2001)
Sherman College Director of Clinical Sciences Creates Institute for Chiropractic Ethics Web Site

The Golf Club (March 2001)
Aiming for Perfection: Keeping All Parts of Your Game in Good Shape Will Pay Off

Spartanburg Herald-Journal (March 22, 2001)
Letter to the Editor by Brian J. McAulay, Interim President

Spartanburg Herald-Journal (March 16, 2001)
Kindergarten has X-citing “X” Lesson at Sherman College

Spartanburg Herald-Journal (March 1, 2001)
Try This: Adjusting to the Idea of Chiropractic Care

Spartanburg Business Report (February 2001)
Sherman College Administrator Elected to Executive Committee of Accrediting Agency

Spartanburg Herald-Journal (February 21, 2001)
Sherman College of Chiropractic on Verge of Regaining Key Accreditation

Today’s Chiropractic (January/February 2001)
Griffis Appointed Vice President for Enrollment Services

Spartanburg Business Report (January 2001)
Sherman College Represented at Regional School Accreditation Conference

Dynamic Chiropractic (January 15, 2001)
Sherman College Gains Computers, Study Space

Spartanburg Chamber of Commerce Newsletter (January 9, 2001)
Sherman College Sponsors Business After Hours Program