Palmer College announces $3 million donation – the largest gift from a living alumnus in school’s 126-year history
The Experiential Learning Center is renamed the William J. & Mary A. Kiernan Hall - Anatomy & Technique Center to honor Dr. William Kiernan's $3 million gift - the largest in Palmer College's history.
Dr. Kiernan holding large scissors ready to cut purple ribbon at building dedication.
The Feeling is Mutual
The relationships Palmer students and alumni create leads to enriching experiences and exciting possibilities — and the whole profession stands to benefit.
Digital sketch of Drs. Zach Wurth and Brynn Wurth.
Parting Thoughts: John Damrow
One thing is always common: Those who give do so because they believe in the mission of the College and want to help develop Palmer students, said Dr. Damrow.
Student John Damrow portrait.
Palmer College Receives $1 million Donation to Support Growth of Renowned Sports and Rehabilitation Residency Program
Palmer College graduate Paul Hetrick, D.C., inventor of HydroWorx, is gifting $1 million to Palmer's renowned Sports and Rehabilitation Residency program.
Sports rehab students working with a patient lifting a weight and a patient balancing on rehab equipment.
Felicia Devine, D.C. and Taylor Sandin, D.C.
Felicia Devine, D.C. (Main, ’20) and Taylor Sandin, D.C. (Main, ’21) now work together at a chiropractic and wellness practice in Berks County, Pennsylvania.
Felicia Devine, D.C. (Main, ’1920) and Taylor Sandin, D.C. (Main, ’21) smiling.