Palmer College of Chiropractic

Watch Dean of Clinics Ron Boesch, D.C., on the Mediacom Newsleaders program, during which he talks about the Palmer Clinics’ Patient Appreciation Day on Wednesday, Oct. 10.

The Palmer Spine will walk the full Palmer 5K Run Walk during the Quad Cities Marathon this year.

Ira A. Shapiro, D.C. (Davenport '83), was elected a Fellow of the International College of Chiropractors (FICC), during ceremonies held during the most recent meeting of the American Chiropractic Association (ACA) Council on Sports Injuries & Physical Fitness.

When it comes to fostering collaborative patient care relations between the chiropractic and medical professions, few have played a more hands on role during the past decade than Christina Acampora, D.C.

The National Institutes of Health (NIH) recently announced that the R25 grant award for the “Expanding Evidence based Clinical Practice (EBCP) and Research Across Palmer College of Chiropractic” project has been renewed for four more years.

As a chiropractor, do you celebrate Founder's Day? Tell us how!

All Palmer students and employees may present their Palmer photo ID to any Davenport CitiBus or Rock Island Moline MetroLINK bus driver and ride for free.

Mr. Charles DuBois, president of the Standard Process Corporation, was the guest of honor during a luncheon recently hosted by Florida Campus President Peter Martin, D.C., and the Student Council.

Dr. Dustin Glass, West ’03, maintains a practice at Competitive Edge Chiropractic in his southern California hometown of Lake Forrest, where for the past two years he has also served as team chiropractor for USA Volleyball, including the women’s squad.

Palmer College of Chiropractic is deeply saddened by the loss of Mr. Dennis Peterson, senior director for Library Services, who passed away Tuesday, August 14.

The Palmer Admissions Team will host an online college fair from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. CT on Wednesday, Aug. 22.

Lou Ferrigno, best known for his role on TV's "The Incredible Hulk," spoke to a packed hall of Palmer students and employees on Aug. 13. 

Nearly 1,300 people attended Palmer College Homecoming 2012 on the Davenport Campus, Aug. 9-11. The event was filled with continuing education opportunities and much more.

Davenport Campus graduate Kenneth Stopa, D.C. ('98), helped treat U.S. Olympic athletes while training.

The Palmer CareerNetwork launched last summer continues to grow and help students and alumni alike.