Berkshire Experience–Mexico 2025 was a powerful reminder of what love and skill can create: a true masterpiece. Hosted by the ever-passionate Dr. Scott Garber, this international gathering brought the heart and soul of chiropractic to Mexico City in an unforgettable way.

The event was a celebration of pure, unadulterated chiropractic, centered on connection, education, and inspiration. Among the highlights was the opportunity to showcase Sherman College's own excellence, as three outstanding faculty members—Drs. Samantha Attaway, Alan Brewster, and Ankur Tayal—took the stage. Their dynamic presentations captured the attention of attendees from across the globe and earned rave reviews for their insight, clarity, and passion for the profession.

Dr. Garber and his team created an exceptional experience that extended far beyond the conference rooms. With a thoughtfully chosen venue in the heart of Mexico City, attendees were immersed in the richness of Mexican culture—through food, music, and local traditions—making the event as culturally enriching as it was professionally impactful.

Sherman College is proud to have been part of such a meaningful event, which not only elevated the profession but also celebrated the global chiropractic family.

Stay tuned for more announcements about Berkshire Experience 2026—you don’t want to miss what’s next.

Pictured top right: Dr. Alan Brewster; middle right: Dr. Samantha Attaway; bottom right: Dr. Liam Schübel and an enthusiastic crowd

Sherman College of Chiropractic is proud to celebrate the scholarly achievements of four of its dedicated faculty members. Dr. Daniel Becker, Dr. Christine Theodossis, Dr. Mitzi Schwartzbauer, and Dr. Alan Brewster have recently published a significant research study in the Journal of Upper Cervical Chiropractic Research.

Their study, titled "Technique Protocols for Evaluating Supine Functional Leg Length Inequality: Comparison of Two Technique Protocols Using the Cervicocephalic Kinesthetic Sensibility Test as a Standard Measure," adds valuable insight to the field of chiropractic analysis and technique protocols.

This important research compares two technique protocols used in evaluating supine functional leg length inequality, utilizing the Cervicocephalic Kinesthetic Sensibility Test as a standard of measurement. The findings support continued growth and evidence-based discussion around best practices in upper cervical chiropractic care.

The full text of the study is available for download here: Read the full article ➤

Please join Sherman College in congratulating Dr. Becker, Dr. Theodossis, Dr. Schwartzbauer, and Dr. Brewster on their dedication to advancing chiropractic research and education. Their work exemplifies Sherman College’s commitment to academic excellence and the pursuit of chiropractic knowledge.

Pictured top left: Dr. Daniel Becker; top right: Dr. Christine Theodossis; bottom left: Dr. Mitzi Schwartzbauer; bottom right: Dr. Alan Brewster.

Pictured above: President Dr. Jack Bourla, along with members of our faculty and staff, celebrating alongside our amazing student ambassadors—showing out with pride and purpose! View our Flickr album for more exciting moments from the weekend.

Sherman College of Chiropractic was buzzing with excitement as prospective students filled the campus for our April Showcase Sherman Weekend. The energy was unmistakable—smiles, laughter, learning, and connection were in the air as visitors experienced life as future Sherman students.

President Jack Bourla summed it up perfectly:
“Hosting interested prospective students is a privilege we take very seriously—while having fun.”

From inspiring sessions to hands-on introductions at the Sherman College Chiropractic Center, the weekend was a true reflection of what makes the Sherman community so special—welcoming, passionate, and purpose-driven.

Whether students came in curious or already committed, everyone left energized by the power of principled chiropractic and the path ahead.

Sherman College of Chiropractic is excited to share a new opportunity with our Spanish-speaking community—El Fuego de Sherman Calls, an empowering webinar series led by the dynamic and engaging Dr. Liam Schübel.

These monthly sessions are designed to uplift Spanish-speaking prospective students, current students, alumni, and supporters of chiropractic—no matter where you are in the world.

First Webinar: April 29, 2025
6:00 PM (Puerto Rico time)

Each session includes:
✅ A powerful presentation by Dr. Schübel
✅ Live Q&A on chiropractic, business leadership, and professional growth

Dr. Schübel, a respected leader with over 30 years of experience, has launched 33+ practices in Latin America and mentored chiropractors globally. He now brings that same passion directly to the Spanish-speaking community.

To attend, contact: Rolando Rivera | (787) 603-0493 | rrivera@sherman.edu

¡Nos vemos en la cima!

Sherman College extends heartfelt gratitude to the dedicated supporters who have recently referred an approved student. Their commitment plays a vital role in mentoring the next generation of chiropractors and ensuring the continued growth of the profession.

We appreciate your support in guiding future leaders on their chiropractic journey!

Dr. Neil Cohen – ROAR Member

Our Board of Regents helps inspire the next generation of chiropractors in their pursuit of adjusting the world for a better future through philanthropic giving.

Click the button below to become a Regent or to explore other philanthropic opportunities.

From May 1-3, 2025, immerse yourself in a dynamic gathering featuring world-class speakers, engaging workshops, and interactive sessions focused on advancing the philosophy, science and art of chiropractic. Whether you're looking to sharpen your clinical skills, grow your practice, or network with peers, Lyceum offers an unparalleled opportunity to ignite your passion and elevate the profession. Experience the energy. Embrace the vision. See you at Lyceum 2025!

For more information on becoming a Corporate Regent or a Patron Regent, please contact Dr. Russell Goff at (864) 578-8770, etc. 267 or rggoff@sherman.edu.