Sherman College of Chiropractic was well-represented at the Palmetto State Chiropractic Association’s fall conference on September 7-8 in Columbia, SC. Over 50 attendees earned 18 hours of continuing education ahead of the biennial chiropractic license renewal at the end of September.

Sherman faculty members presenting included Dr. Sarah Hock, associate professor of clinical sciences, Chiropractic Center case doctor and chair of Sherman's Pediatrics and Perinatal Care concentration; Dr. Christopher Kent, director of global presidential initiatives; Dr. George Auger, assistant professor of clinical sciences; and Dr. Matt McCoy, Sherman board of trustee member. Additional members of the Sherman community attended, including President Dr. Jack Bourla, Chiropractic Center Case Doctor Dr. Bobby Findley, Professor of Philosophy Dr. Bill Decken, and Development Coordinator Dr. Russell Goff.

Sherman College is a proud sponsor of the PSCA, which includes members who are "dedicated people safeguarding our profession so that you can practice in the time-tested, science-proven, philosophically sound practice model of subluxation care for subluxation remediation alone."

In the photo above (left), Dr. Sarah Hock at her presentation about the tremendous growth of pediatric and perinatal patients in the college’s Chiropractic Center. Photo above (right) Dr. Matt McCoy, Dr. Christopher Kent, and Dr. Bill Decken. The photos below show (left) Dr. George Auger and (right) Dr. Christopher Kent during their presentations. 

On September 18, 2024, Sherman College of Chiropractic students, faculty and staff celebrated over a century of the power of the human body to thrive with natural care. Here's to all the doctors, students, and patients who've made chiropractic a movement that transforms lives! 

Harvey Lillard worked as a janitor in the building where DD Palmer had a magnetic healing practice. On September 18, 1895, Lillard informed Palmer that 17 years earlier, while he was bent over in a cramped space, he felt his spine “pop,” and not long after, his hearing completely disappeared.

Convinced the two events were linked, DD Palmer asked if he could examine Lillard’s spine. He noticed a bump on Lillard’s spine, and after moving it back toward normal alignment, Lillard’s hearing was immediately restored.

This moment sparked DD Palmer’s lifelong passion for chiropractic and his son’s (BJ Palmer) devotion to the profession. Thanks to this visionary father-son team, chiropractic has become a profession devoted to helping others live healthy, subluxation-free lives.

Honor the birthday of chiropractic by donating to Sherman College's endowment fund. Your support helps ensure that Sherman continues to shape the future of chiropractic for generations to come.

Did you miss the live CE Summit but are still looking for CE hours before your renewal? We have big news!

The Sherman CE Summit recordings are now available online for a limited time! Watch for a special bundle pricing for all 10 hours of the Summit, or pick your favorite two-hour courses a la carte.

Visit our online CE library and scroll to Sherman CE Summit to check out all the options! Click HERE for Summit online details.

We're excited to announce that Sherman's 2025 Trunk or Treat event is soon approaching, and we need your help! Please help us spread the news by encouraging your friends, family and neighbors to attend and join our celebration of all things spooky, fun and festive! This free, family-fun event is a perfect outing for families with little trick-or-treaters or folks who'd like to volunteer by hosting a trunk. Last year's event welcomed over 600 guests to the Sherman campus, and we're expecting even more this year. We hope to see you there!

ATTEND: Register via the QR code (above) or click HERE (attend).

VOLUNTEER: Register via the QR (right) or click HERE (volunteer).