She graduated with a double major in psychology and sports sciences, and honors in creative writing. She was also a standout Division I soccer player at the same time she was laying the groundwork for her lacrosse club team to become a varsity sport within a year after she graduated. During trips home to Massachusetts, Jennifer began to learn about chiropractic from Sherman College alumna Alicia Crabbe. The idea of helping the body to function to its potential by maintaining it free of vertebral subluxation resonated with Jennifer. When she explored Sherman College of Straight Chiropractic she felt an immediate fit.
Classes go from early morning to late afternoon.
During her lunch break she runs home, gets on her computer and gets to work on the e-mail she receives in her role as president of the Southeastern Women's Lacrosse League. Or she might work on sponsorship letters to build support for her other love - team handball. She's training for a shot at the 2000 Olympics in this sport. She plans to compete in the Pan American games in Winnipeg this summer and hopes to be chosen for a spot on the United States team. I love the challenge of trying to perfect skills I've begun to develop.