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Parker University Annual Homecoming Hosts World-class Seminars

Aug 31, 2025 08:38AM ● By Bernice Butler

Parker Seminars will host its annual Dallas Homecoming event October 3–5 at the Parker University campus, uniting leaders in healthcare, business, technology and personal development. Known as one of the most influential platforms in chiropractic and integrative health, Parker Seminars Dallas blends its strong heritage with forward-thinking strategies to inspire growth and innovation.

Attendees will hear from top speakers, including Matthew Walker, New York Times best-selling author and Director of the Center for Human Sleep Science; Dr. William E. Morgan, President of Parker University; Heidi Haavik, chiropractor and author; and scientist Rhonda Patrick, founder of FoundMyFitness. More than 30 additional leaders will share insights designed to advance wellness and professional development.

Along with powerful sessions, the event features an Expo Hall, Alumni Lounge, networking opportunities and continuing education credits. Alumni and guests can also enjoy the Homecoming Golf Tournament, ParkerFit workouts, reunion dinners and spirited celebrations throughout the weekend.

For more information visit, Dallas.ParkerSeminars.com.

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