A Note from the Executive Team at Sherman College of Chiropractic

Thank you all for your continued patience and resiliency as we adapt to our current circumstances. We are committed to keeping you informed. Should you have any questions beyond those addressed here, please reach out to Chief Operating Officer/Chief Financial Officer Karen Canup.
Covid Update for the Week of February 8
Each week, we will include an update on the number of positive Covid cases on campus.

For the week beginning February 8, 2021, Sherman College has four new positive Covid cases on campus, including zero employees (0/111 or 0%) and four students (4/418 or 1%).

For more information on Covid cases in our state and area, visit the SC DHEC Covid page.
CCE Reaffirms Accreditation for Sherman College’s Doctor of Chiropractic Program
 
The Council on Chiropractic Education (CCE) notified Sherman College of Chiropractic on January 21, 2021, that it has reaffirmed accreditation of the doctor of chiropractic degree program. This marks the beginning of a new eight-year cycle of accreditation with CCE.
 
“Reaffirmation is business as usual in higher education, but it is nonetheless important to note that a great deal of work goes into maintaining and demonstrating compliance, and every individual on our campus plays a part,” said Sherman College President Edwin Cordero, D.C. Read the full story.
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Campus Traffic/Parking Regulations Reminder

As we start a new year, another quarter and the next phase of allowing more personnel on campus, there are some things we all need to be aware of:

  • The updated parking policy 8020 has been emailed to you. Please read and become familiar with it.
  • Stop signs were added to the lower student parking lot and employee parking lot in fall 2019, bringing the total number on campus to 17. In addition, there are several stop bars (thick solid white lines) located primarily in the west student parking lot among other locations. Drivers are required to stop at any posted stop sign or stop bar.
  • The “posted” speed limit on campus is 10 MPH. This is a guideline, and drivers are required to drive at a reasonable and prudent speed under various conditions.
  • With the adoption of the updated policy 8020, the following have been added to campus traffic regulations: fail to stop at posted stop sign/ stop bar ($20 fine) and driving too fast for conditions ($20 fine).

Please slow down, pay attention to other members of our campus community and stay safe. Additionally, all vehicles are required to be registered. If you have not already registered your vehicle, please do so at your earliest convenience. Any questions or comments may be directed Security And Safety Manager Kevin Likes.
COVID Protocol Reminder

Please refer to our Return to Campus Guidelines if you have any questions about campus procedures. Students and employees are expected to adhere to the protocols at all times while on campus.

Most importantly – people who are sick, feel sick or think they may be sick must not come to campus. Keep instructors and department heads informed. Please direct any questions or concerns to Reopening Director Dr. Janice Higgins-Fordree.