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07/23/01

Alumni to Complete Phase Two of Success Survey

JULY 23, 2001 -  Sherman College alumni will soon participate in the second part of a two-phase survey designed to analyze what alumni consider to be important components of success in chiropractic practice and the competencies necessary to contribute to achievement of these skills.

In Phase I of the Sherman College Success survey, the college discovered the key components of success in chiropractic practice. Phase II will evaluate the degree to which those components are provided to students.

This is a groundbreaking study in chiropractic - in fact, in professional self-employment - and the college is proud of the work that is done to date and the results we anticipate over the coming months,” says Executive Assistant to the President Brian J. McAulay, D.C., Ph.D.

McAulay presented a summary of Phase I at the Lisbon 2000 Symposium: The Philosophy, Art and Science of Chiropractic, sponsored by the Foundation for the Advancement of Chiropractic Tenets and Science (FACTS). Click here to read “Success in Chiropractic Practice: A Practitioner-Based Content Analysis.”
 

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