Palmer College of Chiropractic

Palmer's Alumni and Development staff are hosting a series of events for Palmer College of Chiropractic Presidents Club members during upcoming state conventions.

Palmer’s Davenport Campus offers a sophisticated program of dual degree options, as well as articulation and curriculum agreements, to assist students in transferring from an undergraduate institution to begin their Palmer education.

Doctors and students alike are raving about the Palmer CareerNetwork.

Over the past few years, Palmer College has created nearly 50 videos, with topics ranging from “What is Chiropractic?” to TV commercials and rugby to Clinic Abroad.

Dr. Terri Coats is seeking help from fellow Palmer alumni to take part in the 2012 Mexico Chiropractic mission trip March 20-24.

The history of chiropractic and African American history are tied together by the first chiropractic patient Harvey Lillard. Mr. Lillard, an African American entrepreneur, was the owner of the janitorial company that cleaned the Ryan Building in downtown Davenport, where

Have you ever wished there was a quick guide to the things you want to know about Palmer College? Now there is!

The Florida Campus Bookstore is featured in an article titled "The Lessons of Flying Solo" in the November December 2011 issue of The College Store Magazine.

West Campus Dean of Academic Affairs Dr. Thomas Souza’s latest book was featured in the American Chiropractic Association’s Week in Review e newsletter on Jan. 12.

In December, each of the Palmer campuses celebrated the holiday season and recognized employees for their dedication and years of service at the College.

Alumni and current students who are registered with Palmer CareerNetwork may now view posts on their smartphones, iPads, etc., through Palmer’s mobile site.

Palmer College of Chiropractic was one of the recipients named in the will of a 96 year old gentleman from Silvis, Ill.

Palmer’s Florida Campus graduated its 23rd class on Dec. 16, 2011, at the News Journal Center in Daytona Beach, Fla.

(from ACAtoday.org) A new study published this month in the Annals of Internal Medicine finds spinal manipulative therapy (SMT) and exercise more effective at relieving neck pain than pain medication.

Following their 2011 year end meeting, the certificate holders for the Palmer College of Chiropractic Board of Trustees reappointed five current members to new three year terms, beginning January 1, 2012.