A Journey Through Chiropractic Schools and Beyond
The Editor’s Note in Wilderness & Environmental Medicine for the past few years has been a fabulous introduction to academic publishing. For those naïve to (or just curious about) the often obscure processes of journal writing, submission, review, revising, and acceptance/rejection, this serves as a brief overview of the entire process from the mind of a journal editor.
Read MoreAs a 1st year Chiropractic student with a growing interest in research, I sought out as many opportunities as I could find to attend scientific conferences. I also had a habit of applying to as many scholarships as I could. This is my essay for a tuition scholarship to attend the IRCIMH.
Read MoreI had to complete a research paper during my first quarter of chiropractic school.
The topic I chose was ankle sprains. Here is the assignment.
Read MoreI'm really pleased to have been able to help Dr. Leonard Faye publish his recent book on Amazon Kindle.
Chiropractic Odyssey: A Journey of Practice, Seminars, Observation, and Reading Science is available now!
Read MoreI recently found myself digging through the hard drive where I’ve saved all of my documents from chiropractic school–notes, syllabuses, and, in some cases, final papers. It was fun–enlightening, even–to read my thoughts from years ago, when I had just embarked on the journey to become a chiropractor.
I thought it would be fun to post here, if only as an exercise in sharing my writing more.
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