April 2003

Palmer Chiropractic Lyceum set for August

Palmer Chiropractic Lyceum, a three-day experience described by one participant, as a “chiropractic Jurassic Park,” will take place in Davenport, Iowa, in August.

The Lyceum provides a forum for chiropractic leaders of tomorrow to assemble and learn the latest in research, technique, philosophy and practice management as well as set the agenda for bringing chiropractic to its rightful place at the forefront of 21st Century healthcare.

“Last year more than 3,400 people came to The Fountainhead to experience Lyceum and build bridges to unite a divided profession and we’re expecting even more attendees this year,” said Lyceum Director Heidi Wheatley. “This event has grown and improved every year. Just when we think it can’t get any better it does. The quality of the program, speakers, EXPO and special events is unparalleled in the profession. Lyceum is the celebration for the chiropractic profession.”

Palmer Chiropractic Lyceum will take place August 7-9, 2003, on the Palmer College of Chiropractic campus in Davenport. Attendees may choose to attend as many sessions as they like and can earn up to 26 hours of continuing education credit. In addition, the Lyceum experience includes special events such as the Saturday Night Festival , breakfasts, lunches, and admission to the Lyceum Expo with more than 80 vendors.

Registration information is available at www.palmerlyceum.com.

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