Sherman College students Kialine Denis and Sophie Sherman were recently awarded scholarships to support their pursuit of a doctor of chiropractic degree.
Kialine, a fifth-quarter student, received the Eula Sherman scholarship from Altrusa International, Inc. of Spartanburg, a volunteer service organization dedicated to raising the education level of Spartanburg County residents. The scholarship, established in memory of Mrs. Sherman, a founding member of Altrusa of Spartanburg, assists non-traditional students who are Spartanburg County residents enrolled in an accredited institution of higher education.
Sophie Sherman, a 10th-quarter student, received a scholarship from the World Congress of Women Chiropractors for outstanding leadership and responsibility qualities and community service participation. WCWC, a professional association dedicated to women’s empowerment in the chiropractic profession, awards annual scholarships to deserving chiropractic students.
Above left is Kialine Denis with Rosemary Dunaway Leake, Altrusa scholarship committee chair. Above right is Kialine with her parents and Altrusan Susan Newlin, a retired Sherman administrator.
Above is Sophie Sherman, recipient of a scholarship from the World Congress of Women Chiropractors.
