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Register today at
www.palmer.edu/HCregistration to be part of
Palmer’s Florida Campus Homecoming for a
discounted rate. The early rate ends Friday,
Feb. 3. Act now and get up to 20 hours of
continuing education, including 13 hours of
State of Florida required courses; the
opportunity to see great speakers including
Palmer Chancellor Dennis Marchiori, D.C., Ph.D.,
and William Morgan, D.C.; the dedication of the
new Building Three Student Center; and much
more!
Palmer’s Alumni and Development offices once again teamed up to attend the Parker Seminar in Las Vegas, hosting a reception at the LVH-Las Vegas Hotel (formerly known as the Las Vegas Hilton). Representatives from each Palmer campus mingled with the 200 guests Friday evening. Along with Executive Director for Alumni Mickey Burt, D.C., Lisa Walden (Davenport Campus), Lois Kundel (Davenport Campus), Tom Milus, D.C. (West Campus), and Florida Campus President Peter Martin, D.C., recently retired Davenport Campus faculty member Gilbert Schmiedel, D.C., was present to connect with graduates from across the country. “This was a fantastic event,” said Ms. Walden. She also noted that events like this are a great opportunity for College representatives to have one-on-one conversations with alumni and build relationships. “It was also wonderful to observe the kindness and enthusiasm expressed to Dr. Schmiedel,” said Ms. Walden. “A grandfather, father and son were there who had each been taught by Dr. Schmiedel. And nearly everyone who approached him began reciting information he’d taught about the cranial nerves. He has produced a great legacy.” Dr. Milus spoke to a number of alumni who told him “how happy they were to be chiropractors, and that they were glad they went to Palmer.” Alumni and Development also held breakfast meetings for Presidents Club members, which were attended by alumni who were enthusiastic about Palmer. The goals of these meetings were to encourage members to bring new members on board, as well as to educate the alumni on the importance recruiting new students to the College. But the event wasn’t only for alumni; prospective students also attended and approached the Palmer booth in the expo area to ask questions and pick up materials about the College. Even a parent who was a Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College graduate was interested to sending his sons to Palmer. “We had the pleasure of having Dr. Terry Schroeder (West ’86), coach of the Olympic Water Polo team, with us,” said Dr. Burt. “He was pleased to be able to say a few words and asked if it was okay to tell everyone that ‘Palmer was the best chiropractic college in the world,’ and I said, ‘By all means, please do!’” To find out when and where Alumni and Development representatives will be next, e-mail alumni@palmer.edu or call (800) 722-2586.
Photo: Dr. Jerry Weider, Dr. Daren Bowlby,
Dr. Gilbert Schmiedel, Dr. Andrew Scheiber, Dr.
Mickey Burt and Lois Kundel, C.T.
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. All together, Palmer’s YouTube channel has had more than 50,000 views. The latest Palmer video, “Chiropractic
is in Demand,” showcases chiropractic’s
growth in health care as well as why Palmer is
the trusted leader in chiropractic education.
Watch the video and forward it to your
friends, colleagues and prospective chiropractic
students. Plus, if you’d like to download it,
you can do so here:
http://palmerphotovideo.phanfare.com |
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