PALMER FLORIDA


VISIONS of


Live oaks. Cabbage palms. Kudzu. Where the academic side of the Palmer Florida campus lies today was once little more than “traditional Florida woods.” That’s how Shane Carter, D.C., M.B.A. (Florida ’05) describes what he and the 45 other members of the campus’s inaugural class found when they arrived in Port Orange in October 2002.


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