Alumni News

Pioneer Class Shares Memories at Virtual Event

Connection is defined as a relationship in which a person, thing or idea is linked with something or someone else. Sherman College has facilitated thousands of connections among the people it brings together.

Recently Sherman College worked in collaboration with the Alumni Association to connect alumni, faculty and students via a virtual Zoom reunion. “Each and every one of us has stories and unique experiences regarding our initial impression, visit and eventual enrollment at Sherman,” said Sherman College Pioneer Class member Bobby Epstein, D.C., '76.

Jerry Tishman, D.C., ’76 Sandy Andersson, D.C.

Mike Frigiola, D.C., ’76 Marylyn Hilston, D.C., ’76

The event gave attendees the unique opportunity to hear from featured guests, the Class of 1976, offering insights to help chiropractors in the future and sharing stories and memories from their time at Sherman more than 45 years ago. The Office of Institutional Advancement and the Alumni Association look forward to making this an annual event to bring together graduates from across the world for one evening of shared connections.

Judon Leads Program on Financial Planning

This July, The Sherman College Alumni Association held its first virtual webinar for members on Financial Planning for the Chiropractic Professional featuring 2016 alumna Christina Judon, D.C. Judon covered a variety of topics, including types of loan repayment plans and what may be best for each individual, saving for retirement, protecting your family with various insurance options, and budget tips.

The Alumni Association is planning another virtual professional development event in 2022 and looks forward to providing more programming for members in the future.

Alumni Association president Jillian Farrell, D.C., ’09, said she was pleased to offer the program to members. “I wish someone would have explained to me the importance of starting a retirement account earlier in my career to retire when the time is right and enjoy my silver years on my schedule,” Farrell said. “This is the first of what I hope to be many professional and personal development opportunities we can give our members.”