August 2007

Sherman College names ‘Gallery of Honor’ inductees

Sherman College of Straight Chiropractic has recognized seven individuals in the profession by inducting them into its Gallery of Honor. The Gallery of Honor, housed in the Scallon Building on the college’s 80-acre campus in Spartanburg, S.C., includes those special individuals who have demonstrated significant and long-standing support for Sherman College and have contributed to the advancement of straight chiropractic.

Each inductee has a framed photograph and biography placed in the gallery.

New members include:

• Jose Maria (“Pacha”) Galetto —co-founder of the Argentine national professional organization that is dedicated to the development of vertebral subluxation-centered chiropractic in Argentina;
• William G. Garren, DC — a 30-year faculty member at Sherman. Garren taught technique;
• Jerry L. Hardee, EdD, DCH —the third president of Sherman College. Hardee was the first African-American to become president of an accredited chiropractic college;
• David B. Koch, DC —the second president of Sherman College. Under his leadership, the college constructed the Theron and Selma Olsen Building, gained candidacy status with the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, and enhanced technology on campus;
• Philip McMaster, DC — involved in the establishment of the New Zealand College of Chiropractic and has been instrumental in its development over the years as faculty member, administrator and trustee, becoming chairman of its Board of Trustees in 2003;
• Terry A. Rondberg, DC — a chiropractic advocate and activist. He is the founder of the World Chiropractic Alliance;
• Robert M. Shaner, DC — a financial supporter of Sherman College.

Source: Sherman College of Straight Chiropractic, www.sherman.edu

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