The Sherman College Technique Department proudly celebrates the induction of Caitlyn Rodefer and Sophia Sherman as the newest Academy of Chiropractic Excellence (ACE) interns. This prestigious program recognizes student interns who excel in specialized technique testing, qualifying them to serve as peer tutors and assistants in technique classes. Their dedication and contributions to chiropractic education have been described as outstanding.

"The dedication and commitment demonstrated by Caitlyn and Sophia are truly inspiring. They have embraced the pursuit of chiropractic excellence, and their contributions to our technique program will have a lasting impact,” says Dr. Alan Brewster, director of the Center for Scholarly Activity and associate professor of clinical sciences. “We are proud to welcome them as they take on this vital role of mentoring and supporting their peers."

Pictured above, from left: Technique faculty Dr. Tara Levesque, Dr. Jamie Browning, ACE Intern Caitlyn Rodefer, Dr. Alan Brewster, ACE Intern Sophia Sherman, Dr. Mitzi Schwartzbauer, and Dr. Armand Rossi, dean of clinical science. Congratulations to Caitlyn and Sophia on this achievement!

It’s a rare condition, this day and age, to see the spine in perfect alignment on every page! But we're making it happen at Sherman College of Chiropractic by educating incredible students on the philosophy, science and art of chiropractic. Keep your nervous system thriving and your health shining brightly through chiropractic care. #ChiropracticCare #SpineAligned #FamilyMattersVibes #ShermanCollege

Enjoy our newest Sherman Chiropractic Matters video, a throwback to the popular 1990s TV show Family Matters. Click HERE to view. 

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Student Spotlight: Brian Carr

DC2B Brian Carr, a sixth-quarter student at Sherman College, strives to bring chiropractic to the world. His goal while at Sherman and after graduating is to serve as a chiropractor for the benefit of others.

Brian is the president of the Knee Chest Society Club, and is one of two students on campus certified in the advanced knee chest technique through the Knee Chest Academy.

In addition to involvement in Sherman clubs and pursuing a doctor of chiropractic degree, he also leads the revitalization of the Sherman Chiropractic Museum under the supervision of staff, faculty, and President Dr. Jack Bourla by reorganizing and preserving historical documents and research.

While working towards his undergraduate degree, Brian suffered from various health issues, including atrial fibrillation, vertigo and temporary partial blindness in his left eye. 

After being in and out of the hospital for about two years, he discovered chiropractic, and his life was forever changed. He received his first knee chest adjustment in Brooklyn, NY, and his health struggles immediately subsided. He says he went from taking multiple medications at once to taking none. Following that adjustment, he was cleared by all his doctors. Years later, Brian says his health is still thriving. 

Brian received the BJ Palmer Award, which was awarded to him by the Knee Chest Society.

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