Advancing Knowledge Through Research


Palmer Center for Chiropractic recognized for their outstanding


For 30 years, faculty, staff and administrators at the Palmer Center for Chiropractic Research have dedicated themselves to public health by developing knowledge and translating that knowledge to the practice of chiropractic health care. The PCCR continues to be the largest and most highly-funded chiropractic research center in the U.S., and its profession- leading research has a wide-reaching impact on patient care and classroom instruction.


Last year, PCCR faculty and staff were recognized for their outstanding research, mentoring and service.


THELMA FORDYCE-MACK AWARD


Stacie Salsbury, Ph.D., R.N.; Brian Anderson, D.C., M.P.H., M.S., Ph.D.: co-recipients, for leadership and productivity of the Research Aspirations, Interest and Skills Exploratory (RAISE) Ad Hoc Committee initiatives


THIRTEEN PRESENTATIONS AT THE 2025 WORLD FEDERATION OF CHIROPRACTIC 18TH BIENNIAL CONGRESS AND ONE INVITED WORKSHOP, INCLUDING:


NCMIC-JMPT Louis Sportelli Research Award Maranda Kleppe, D.C.; Stacie Salsbury, Ph.D., R.N.: co-recipients


NCMIC-JMPT Louis Sportelli Research Award Zacariah Shannon, D.C., M.S., Ph.D.: Honorable Mention


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