Sherman College of Chiropractic

The Sherman College of Chiropractic Technique Department proudly celebrates the induction of DC2B Kialine Denis as the newest intern in the Academy of Chiropractic Excellence (ACE). The ACE Program recognizes student interns who demonstrate exceptional skill, precision, and dedication through specialized technique testing. In addition to serving as a Chiropractic Center intern, the ACE designation allows Denis to serve as a peer tutor and assistant in technique classes, supporting both faculty and fellow students while helping to uphold Sherman's high standards of chiropractic education. "Kialine brings an enthusiasm and commitment to chiropractic education that is truly inspiring," said Dr. Alan Brewster, ACE Program manager and director of The Center for Research and Scholarly Activity. "She has embraced the pursuit of chiropractic excellence, and her contributions to our technique program will have a lasting impact." Kialine's achievement reflects not only individual excellence but also a commitment to service, mentorship, and continuous growth within the profession. Sherman College congratulates Kialine Denis on this outstanding accomplishment.

Sherman College of Chiropractic is proud to recognize the first interns selected for the new Upper Cervical Specialty Program. These seven students represent the first group chosen for this advanced training opportunity and include Brandon Duncan, Brooklyn Falslev, Sarina Gilliland, Joshua (Caleb) Green, Julia Gumirov, Matthew Sopha, and Albert (Rome) Wallace. Established in 2026, the program provides advanced education and clinical experience in upper cervical chiropractic care while supporting Sherman College's initiative to strengthen upper cervical clinical application and to ensure students have opportunities for advanced training in this critical area of chiropractic practice. The program offers focused training in upper cervical analysis, radiographic evaluation, patient management, and clinical applications. Through direct mentorship and hands-on clinical experience, interns further develop the analytical precision, clinical judgment, and technical excellence required for upper cervical practice.