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CAMPUS NEWS
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
April 21, 2005
Racing Toward the Vision: Sherman Lyceum 2005
Offers Entertainment and Inspiration
by Rebecca Clusserath, Sherman College
Director of Lyceum
Sherman College of Straight Chiropractic’s
Lyceum program not only offers outstanding
seminars during the day to enhance your practice
and update you on the latest in chiropractic,
but it also offers entertainment and inspiration
during the evening Big Top sessions. This year’s
event, to be held May 26-29, 2005, in
Spartanburg, SC, will be no exception as
chiropractic leaders and celebrities shine
brightly under the evening skies.
Sherman’s Lyceum is held Memorial Day weekend
each year, and this year’s program offers 31
seminars with attendees eligible to receive up
to 24 continuing education credits. Lyceum,
whose theme this year is “Racing Toward the
Vision,” also features an expo, guest speakers,
a golf tournament and a kids program, all
highlighting the holiday weekend in Spartanburg,
S.C.
Claude Lessard, D.C., will kick off Thursday
evening with passion and laughter like only he
can deliver. Then chiropractic leaders including
Sherman President Jerry L. Hardee, Ed.D.; Gerard
Clum, D.C., president of Life University West;
and Phil McMaster, D.C., chairman of the Board
of Trustees at New Zealand College of
Chiropractic, will share their messages about
how to stay focused on racing toward the vision
of bringing straight chiropractic to the world.
Entertainment will continue Thursday evening
with personal growth speaker Steve Chandler.
Chandler, author of seven books, including
100 Ways to Motivate Yourself, has been
described by Lisa Schnebly of the Arizona
Republic as, “one of the funniest people I
have ever heard, and yet so rock solid and so
reassuring; he lights you up with the glow of
his internal neon.”
In his presentation, Ten Commitments to Your
Success, Chandler will reveal the underlying
dynamic of commitment itself, how to access it,
and then how to apply it to the 10 categories of
your life that usually remain uncommitted until
it’s too late.
Hall-of-Fame jockey and star of the blockbuster
movie Seabiscuit, Gary Stevens is
Lyceum’s keynote speaker on Friday night.
Stevens, who has multiple race wins including
the Kentucky Derby, Preakness and the Belmont
Stakes, has been a chiropractic advocate for
many years.
Preparation for competition includes getting his
spine checked the night before the “big race.”
Stevens will share his personal stories from
both on and off the track and how chiropractic
has been a part of his life, enhancing his
performance as a jockey. His book, The
Perfect Ride, will be available, and
autographs and pictures will follow his
presentation.
Our traditional fireworks display will cap off
Friday evening with a bang! So when you make
your plans to attend Sherman College Lyceum May
26-29, be sure you’re also on campus Thursday
and Friday nights. Come and be inspired and
motivated about life...about chiropractic.
Other Lyceum 2005 speakers include Bruce Lipton,
Ph.D., Arno Burnier, D.C., Reggie Gold, D.C.,
Mike Lenarz, D.C., Terry Yochum, D.C., DACBR,
Tom Sterne and Keith Carter, Anna Allen, M.S.,
Bill Esteb, Heidi Farrell, Judy Campanale, D.C.,
Richard Barwell, D.C., Jeanne Ohm, D.C., Kirk
Eriksen, D.C., Ralph Boone, Ph.D., D.C., Cherie
Goble, D.C., Dick Plummer, D.C., Randy Baze,
D.C., and Nalyn Marcus, D.C.
For additional details and registration
information, go to
www.sherman.edu/lyceum.
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