Palmer’s Research Honors Program gives students in the D.C. Program the opportunity to experience research and participate in faculty-mentored research projects.
Research explores how trauma informed care is taught in chiropractic education programs and how screening tools such as ACEs can be tailored for chiropractic.
Congrats to the PCCR's Cynthia Long, Ph.D., PStat, dean of research, on being recognized as the most highly-published and collaborative researcher in manual therapy.
Zacariah Shannon, D.C., MS. spent 2¾ years as a post-doctoral research scholar at the Palmer Center for Chiropractic Research under the mentorship of Drs. Robert Vining and Cynthia Long. He was supported by an NIH Administrative Supplement from September 1, 2018-August 31, 2020 under the VERDICT grant.
Dr. Langdon ultimately chose Palmer College because of the opportunity to participate in its Research Honors Program, where she was able to cultivate her interest in chiropractic research. Mentorship, which is the cornerstone of the Research Honors Program, was very impactful for Langdon, who said that learning from Dr. Stephen Onifer, Ph.D. was “monumentally impactful” on her learning.
