Palmer College of Chiropractic

(From Stripes.com) CAMP FOSTER, Okinawa — Official chiropractic care for U.S. service members has finally come to the Pacific.  “It’s just another tool in the toolbox for medical care,” chiropractor Reggie Clifton, who arrived at U.S. Naval Hospital Okinawa in

They packed the house for Brigadier General (Ret.) Becky Halstead’s visit to the Florida Campus. With more than 100 students in the main classroom and about 50 more watching a simulcast of her presentation in an adjoining room, students enthusiastically

25 Year Reunion DinnerThe Fellows Room inside Vickie Anne Palmer Hall was host to this year’s 25 Year Reunion Dinner. Eighty Davenport Campus alumni who graduated in 1985 enjoyed an evening where each alumnus and alumna had a chance to

Bestselling author Mark Sanborn opened his segment of Homecoming’s Evening Session by telling the crowd in the auditorium of Vickie Anne Palmer Hall that he’s a “believer in chiropractic,” having gone to a chiropractor for the past 20 years. He

In his opening remarks at the Alumni Luncheon, Executive Director for Alumni Mickey Burt, D.C., noted that even after five years of hosting the luncheon, he still gets butterflies before the gathering takes place. This year there was plenty to

In spite of a thunderstorm that delayed its start, Palmer Night at the Quad Cities River Bandits brought more than 200 prospective students, current students, alumni and employees together for a night of baseball. The game got underway with Vice

Director of Diagnosis and Radiology Lisa Killinger, D.C., and Assistant Professor Lia Nightingale, Ph.D., each received a 2010 Thelma Fordyce Mack Award for their scholarly project submissions. Dr. Killinger’s project was titled “Aging & Public Health A Role for Chiropractic.”

A comprehensive examination of the many facets of the Palmer Package was presented during Homecoming through six different courses. In “Palmer Package Review Toggle Recoil and Thermographic Neurology,” Ramneek Bhogal, D.C., reviewed assessment procedures and appropriate clinical applications of Toggle

Palmer Chancellor Dennis Marchiori, D.C., Ph.D., was interviewed for a “Health Solutions Spotlight” about Palmer College in Inside Healthcare magazine’s August 2010 issue. Dr. Marchiori spoke about Palmer’s leadership in academic assessment as well as the College’s transformation into a

Thirty five year radio and television veteran Marc Bernier is often heard to say talking to people is the greatest job he's ever had. He is the host of The Marc Bernier Show, which airs weekdays from 3 6 p.m.

Jason Yusavage, D.C., DICCP, used humor, common sense and an engaging game for kids to illustrate how to educate the public—children and their parents—about chiropractic for children during his presentation on Friday afternoon. “Every day you have people come to

Dr. Rick Chaeff, an ’87 West Campus alumnus and former West faculty member (‘87 ’97) who is now a deputy with the Santa Clara Sheriff's Department, was recently honored by the San Jose Board of Supervisors and the Santa Clara

Palmer’s Homecoming on the Davenport Campus not only drew alumni back to campus, it also hosted 80 prospective students and their guests to take part in Homecoming events as well as special activities planned just for them. The Prospective Student

The David D. Palmer Health Sciences Library is pleased to announce the acquisition of the George J. Goodheart Jr. Library, a collection consisting of over 1,400 books, 200 journals, 150 trays of slides, 100 artifacts and 12 scrapbooks. After the

On Friday, Aug. 13, all eyes were on Yvonne Villanueva Russell, Ph.D., during the general session when she gave her provocative presentation on “Transforming the Chiropractic Profession through Cultural Authority.” As a sociologist (and assistant professor at Texas A &