February 2004

Palmer’s Daytona Fountainhead a ‘go’

Palmer College’s Florida Fountainhead Experience is scheduled for Feb. 20 and 21 at the Hilton Resort in Daytona Beach, Fla. And despite a scheduling change for Friday evening, the event will be an excellent continuing-education experience, according to Heidi Wheatley, director of Fountainhead Programs for the Palmer Institute of Professional Advancement.

Guy Riekeman, DC, was originally scheduled to conduct a “patient education evening” on Friday. Because of Riekeman’s resignation and the university’s restructuring, announced Feb. 6 by Vickie Ann Palmer, chairperson of the board of trustees, the Friday event will be replaced with another special event yet to be determined. (See related story, “Chancellor resigns; Palmer realigns with Kern as interim president.”)

Other speakers for the Florida Fountainhead include Maxine McMullen, DC, Steve Savoie, DC, and Janice Hughes, DC. Registrants will also be treated to a play, “Chiropractic on Trial,” which features a tribute to chiropractors who went to jail for their profession. The event ends with dinner and dancing on Saturday night.

For more information, go to www.palmerseminars.com.

Heidi Wheatley, Palmer Institute of Professional Advancement, www.palmer.edu

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