Dr. Shannon Martin recently led an engaging presentation at Sherman College titled More than MOPI: How Various Tonal Techniques View Subluxation. This special session brought together student leaders and attendees from the TRT (Torque Release Technique), BGI (Bio-Geometric Integration), and NetworkSpinal Clubs for a collaborative and insightful exploration of tonal chiropractic approaches.

Rooted in Sherman’s commitment to honoring the philosophy, science, and art of chiropractic, the event encouraged students to expand their perspectives on subluxation. By examining how different tonal techniques interpret and interact with the nervous system, participants gained a more nuanced and holistic understanding of the body’s innate potential to heal from Above-Down, Inside-Out.

From thought-provoking discussion to hands-on learning, the event was a powerful reminder of the diversity within chiropractic and the importance of continued inquiry and dialogue.

Tonal Tuesday proved to be much more than a hashtag—it was a celebration of the depth and dynamic spirit of Sherman’s chiropractic community.

Sherman College is proud to introduce the student leaders behind the college’s Network Spinal Club — a dynamic team committed to deepening awareness and understanding of this transformative chiropractic approach.

These student officers bring passion, dedication, and leadership to the forefront, creating opportunities for their peers to engage with Network Spinal principles and techniques both on campus and in the wider chiropractic community:

President: Sarah Rozboril (Q11)
Vice President: Stephanie Kozloski (Q11)
Secretary: Daniel Knowles (Q6)
Treasurer: Eliza Lavin (Q6)
Facilitator: Nick Glinn (Q7)

Through events, training sessions, and hands-on experiences, this team is helping to shape the next generation of chiropractors and expand the reach of Network Spinal within the profession.

Watch for more updates as the club continues to inspire growth and connection within the Sherman community.

Pictured from left to right: Vice President, Stephanie Kozloski; Treasurer, Eliza Lavin; President, Sarah Rozboril;
Secretary, Daniel Knowles; Facilitator, Nick Glinn

Sherman College is proud to shine a light on one of its outstanding student ambassadors — Elli Howard — whose commitment to service, leadership, and the principles of chiropractic is nothing short of inspiring.

Elli consistently demonstrates the college’s core values through professionalism, compassion, and a deep dedication to the chiropractic mission. Whether representing Sherman at events, supporting fellow students, or sharing the philosophy of chiropractic with the broader community, Elli leads with purpose and heart.

As an ambassador, Elli plays a vital role in helping others discover the gift of chiropractic, and exemplifies what it means to be a servant-leader in today’s healthcare landscape.

Thank you, Elli, for your dedication and for being a powerful role model for your peers and the future of our profession.

Sherman College is currently assessing the need for a new initiative—the Office of Chiropractic Practice Excellence and Support—with the goal of equipping our students and graduates for long-term success in the field.

To inform this effort, Sherman students and alumni were recently invited via email to participate in a brief SurveyMonkey questionnaire. Their insights will help shape how this office can best support career development, practice readiness, mentorship opportunities, and continued professional growth.

If you're a current student or graduate and have not yet responded, please check your email or access the survey directly here.

The deadline to submit feedback is Friday, June 27, 2025.

We appreciate the support of our entire community—faculty, staff, donors, and friends—as we continue building programs that uphold our mission and prepare Sherman chiropractors to lead with excellence.

Are you a current student with dreams of running your own chiropractic clinic? Sherman College invites you to take the next step toward your future with the Practice Incubator — a new hands-on opportunity designed to help you brainstorm, build, and succeed in real-world practice planning.

Exclusively for Sherman students, the Practice Incubator is a two-quarter program focused on guiding a small group through the early stages of owning and operating a chiropractic business. From developing a vision to tackling logistics, you'll gain insight and mentorship that prepare you for life after graduation.

Program Details:
Tuesdays at 7:00 AM
Meets biweekly
Limited to 10 students
Spans two quarters
Focus on real-world preparation

Apply by Week 10 using the QR code on the flyer or posted campus materials. Space is limited, so don’t wait!

Take the leap toward practice ownership and build your future while still in school.

Sherman College of Chiropractic is hosting two recruitment events in Puerto Rico in June. These events provide an excellent opportunity for prospective students to meet members of the admissions team, ask questions, and learn more about a rewarding career in chiropractic.

The first event will be held on Wednesday, June 18, at the Aloft Hotel in Ponce, followed by a second event on Friday, June 20, at the Campo Bravo Restaurant at Rio Bayamon Golf Club. Both sessions run from 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm and include light refreshments.

These in-person events are part of Sherman’s ongoing commitment to building connections in diverse communities and welcoming students from across the globe. Sherman has a strong tradition of supporting Puerto Rican students, and we’re excited to continue fostering interest in chiropractic education throughout the island.

If you know someone in Puerto Rico who is curious about chiropractic or considering their next step in education, we invite you to share this opportunity with them. Space is limited, so early registration is encouraged.

To reserve a spot or learn more, please contact Rolando Rivera at rrivera@sherman.edu or call (787) 603-0493.

Sherman College extends heartfelt gratitude to the dedicated supporters who have recently referred an approved student. Their commitment plays a vital role in mentoring the next generation of chiropractors and ensuring the continued growth of the profession.

Dr. Danielle Armold ’18 – ROAR
Dr. Allison Kyzer Gardner ’12 – ROAR

We appreciate your support in guiding future leaders on their chiropractic journey!

Our Board of Regents helps inspire the next generation of chiropractors in their pursuit of adjusting the world for a better future through philanthropic giving.

Click the button below to become a Regent or to explore other philanthropic opportunities.

For more information on becoming a Corporate Regent or a Patron Regent, please contact Dr. Russell Goff at (864) 578-8770, etc. 267 or rggoff@sherman.edu.