Sherman alumni pictured, from left to right: Dr. Robert Berkowitz, DC (1981); Dr. Frank Hahn, DC (2004), current Sherman College Trustee; and Dr. Peter Jeremich, DC (2021).

At this year’s Middlesex County Fair in New Jersey, three generations of Sherman College alumni, Dr. Robert Berkowitz, Dr. Frank Joseph Hahn, and Dr. Pete Jeremich, joined forces to educate the public and check spines for vertebral subluxation.

The booth offered fairgoers a hands-on learning experience with anatomical spine models, meaningful educational conversations, and on-site spinal screenings. When vertebral subluxations were detected, attendees were informed of their significance, educated about their potential impact on nerve system function, and referred to a chiropractor in their local area for care.

This event is a shining example of how Sherman graduates continue to live the college’s mission long after graduation—bringing chiropractic to the heart of their communities while upholding the principles of straight chiropractic. Outreach opportunities like the Middlesex County Fair allow us to reach people who may have never experienced chiropractic care.

For Future Students: Learn more about Sherman College at sherman.edu.

For Students & Alumni: Interested in setting up an educational booth in your community? Contact Dr. Frank Hahn, fhahn@sherman.edu, to learn how. This skill is one of the most impactful ways to serve your community, grow your practice, share the chiropractic message, and promote Sherman as the premier chiropractic college for future DC2Bs!

Be the reason someone finds chiropractic!

The Sherman College Museum is home to many unique pieces of chiropractic history. The museum is located on the ground floor of the Brown House. Our goal is to raise awareness not only within Sherman College but throughout the entire chiropractic profession.

On display, you’ll find B.J. Palmer’s chair from his historic Sarasota, Florida home, as well as Dr. Lyle Sherman’s original desk from the B.J. Palmer Research Clinic. Dr. B.J. Palmer also had interactions with the Ringling Brothers Circus, PT Barnum, and Bailey's Circus as part of his efforts to promote chiropractic. His mission to spread the message of chiropractic even led him to start his own radio station.

This is yet another win for chiropractic and an eye-opening testament to what sets this profession apart from all others.

—Brian Carr, 8th Quarter Student, Sherman College

On July 31, Sherman College hosted a SIFCO-led debate featuring Drs. William Decken and Ankur Tayal. The faculty experts went head-to-head on Full Spine vs. Upper Cervical, unpacking technique, philosophy, clinical application, and where each approach may lead the profession.

The lively exchange showcased scholarly rigor and respectful dialogue among colleagues, hallmarks of the Sherman learning experience, while giving students and attendees a deeper understanding of chiropractic’s diverse perspectives. Regardless of which side one favored, the real win was the insight gained and the continued conversation it sparked across campus.

Sherman College Chiropractic Center recently participated in BirthMatters’ First Annual Healthy Beginnings Summit this summer at Wofford College. As a day dedicated to the health and wellness of moms and babies, the center’s outreach team collaborated with local healthcare professionals and birth workers to promote affordable care and chiropractic resources for better health outcomes.

The event featured networking opportunities with local health care offices and included breakout sessions on focused pediatric and perinatal chiropractic topics. Dr. Sarah Hock, Chair of Sherman’s Pediatric and Perinatal Department, led a session highlighting the benefits of chiropractic care for families—including mothers and infants—and how that specialized care is delivered at Sherman’s Chiropractic Center.

BirthMatters, a local organization partnering with the Chiropractic Center, works to provide underserved mothers and children with access to chiropractic care. Patients enrolled in the BirthMatters program receive complimentary services. This program has been in place for five years.

Sierra Quinones, Coordinator for Clinic Marketing & Outreach and Dr. Sarah Hock, Chair of the Pediatric and Perinatal Department

Dr. Hock leading the session highlighting the benefits of chiropractic care for families. 

Local Spartanburg non-profit, Hello Family, welcomed over 100 families and expecting parents to their community baby shower, hosted at Sherman College of Chiropractic on Saturday, August 9, in the Gelardi Building. The afternoon was filled with family-centered giveaways, children’s activities, and a variety of Hub City–based resources for families to explore and enjoy.

The Chiropractic Center was proud to be among the many vendors at the event. Sherman student volunteers welcomed guests and shared information with families about the benefits of chiropractic care.

From resource tables to a photo booth and exciting prize drawings, the event was a wonderful opportunity to connect with the community and showcase Sherman’s many invaluable offerings.

Do you know an organization looking for the perfect space to host a community-focused event? We’d love to hear from you!

Scroll through the baby shower photo album on Flickr to see more highlights from the event.

School is back in session, and dozens of students at the South Carolina School for the Deaf and the Blind received a trunk full of essential supplies to help them prepare for the first day. With support from patients, students, faculty, and staff, the Sherman College Chiropractic Center gathered hundreds of school supply items for SCSDB this summer.

Over the course of three weeks, the center hosted a friendly competition among its students to see which group could fill their bin with the most supplies—and it paid off! From brand-new backpacks to pencils, pens, composition books, and more, an impressive haul was collected. The items were delivered the week of August 4th and will now support 83% of underprivileged students at the school.

Pictured from left to right: Sierra Quinones, Coordinator for Clinic Marketing & Outreach, Sherman Chiropractic Center; Sam Hook, Exeutive Director, South Carolina School for the Deaf and Blind; Caroline Nyvall, Coordinator for Chiropractic Center Operations; Amanda Coleman and Alice Lang, South Carolina School for the Deaf and Blind

Sherman College is headed to Mile High 13, happening September 25–28, 2025, in Denver, Colorado. With this year’s theme—Ocean’s Thirteen—attendees can expect a bold, strategic experience where aligned chiropractors gather to rise together.

Sherman College will be well represented at the event, with several members of our community taking the stage:
Faculty speakers: Drs. Browning, Decken, Dooley, Findley, and Theodossis
Trustee speakers: Drs. Knowles, McCoy, and Tullius

Mile High is more than a conference—it’s a convergence of visionary chiropractors and mission-driven brands. It's where intention meets opportunity, and Sherman’s presence is part of the strategy.

Special Offer:
Invite your network to register at RiseUpToMileHigh.com using Sherman’s exclusive code SHERMAN to save $100 on registration.

Every referral puts more aligned chiropractors in front of Sherman’s mission.
Every share increases our collective reach and booth impact.

We look forward to connecting, sharing, and showcasing Sherman excellence in the Rockies. See you there!

Sherman College Admissions and the ROAR Program are excited to invite you to join your prospective student for a special evening in a private suite at Fifth Third Park to watch the Hub City Spartanburgers baseball game!

We’ll kick things off with a pre-game event at Sherman College featuring yard games, beverages, tours of Scallon Hall, and exclusive SWAG. Afterward, we’ll head to the park for dinner and the game!

August 20th
Pre-Game @ Sherman
4:00pm - 5:00pm

Baseball @ Fifth Third Park
5:30pm - 9:00pm

Important Note:
When filling out the registration form, you are registering your prospective student, please do not provide your office information.

At the end of the form, you’ll have the option to add your name as a guest.

Sherman College is excited to welcome renowned chiropractic visionary Dr. Donny Epstein for a powerful two-day continuing education event: "Filling the Gap Between Chiropractic Technique and Unreasonable and Extraordinary Healing."

This exclusive seminar invites practitioners to elevate their clinical presence, deepen patient connection, and explore beyond-the-textbook healing insights. Whether your technique is tonal, structural, or somewhere in between, Dr. Epstein will offer tools and perspectives to help you access greater clarity, energy, and impact in your care.

This one-time opportunity is not to be missed—registration is now open!

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. Henri Dallies – ROAR member
Dr. Derrick Wilcox

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.