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President and provost speak in New Zealand
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Sherman College’s president and provost
recently helped many attendees at the New Zealand College of Chiropractic
celebrate its theme of “Courage and Commitment” at its Lyceum, held September
12-14 in Auckland.
Jerry L. Hardee, Ed.D., Sherman College president, served as keynote speaker at
the event and was charged with challenging and inspiring the listeners. His
talk, titled “The Courage of Your Conviction: Building the Chiropractic
Profession,” drew together the emotions passed down from his grandmother in the
form of simple wisdom, home-spun philosophy and individual courage to motivate
and incite the listener to higher levels of personal achievement.
Sherman College Executive Vice President and Provost Myron D. Brown, D.C.,
added to the event with his pictorial presentation about courage and commitment.
During his presentation, Brown presented an historical sketch of both the
profession and of Sherman College, which highlighted the principles of courage
and commitment that have been the foundation of the Sherman College experience.
He traced the evolution of the profession from D.D. Palmer to the newest
chiropractic paradigms upheld by Sherman College of Straight Chiropractic.
The Lyceum also featured an array of well-known chiropractic personalities
including Gerard Clum, D.C., president of Life Chiropractic College-West; Rob
Jackson, D.C.; Dr. Carl Cleveland, D.C., president of Cleveland Chiropractic
College; Joan Fallon, D.C., and Bill Esteb.
The “All Black Tie Ball” featured a live band and an auction, which was
conducted by Sherman alumnus and New Zealander Barry Rushton, D.C., and raised
thousands of dollars to support the college. “All in all the experience was
truly unforgettable,” Brown said. |
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