Rigorous and challenging presentations by Simon Senzon, M.A., D.C., Myron Brown, D.C., Greg Adams, D.C., David Koch, D.C., and Jon Schwartzbauer, D.C., comprised the second session in the college’s inaugural class of the Academy of Chiropractic Philosophers (ACP) program in August.

A class of nearly 20 participants kicked off the ACP program at Lyceum 2006 in late May, with four live sessions including a writer’s workshop. The ACP challenges and inspires participants to learn and think more than ever about philosophy and its relationship to the above-down-inside-out worldview. In addition to five live sessions offered at Lyceum and other times on the Sherman College campus, the ACP requires five online sessions and a thesis, culminating at Lyceum 2007.

The ACP is a one year post-graduate course which also serves as the first year of study towards a diplomate in chiropractic philosophy. The program’s third session will be held November 3-5 at the college’s Fall Lyceum featuring the International Research and Philosophy Symposium (IRAPS).

For more information on the ACP, e-mail lyceum@sherman.edu or call 800-849-8771, ext. 229.