Learning Under a Quarter System at Life U: Benefits and Considerations
Life University (Life U) is a rather unique institution in many ways, and one area in which that is made apparent is through our use of the quarter system as opposed to the more common semester system.
Revamping Physiological Therapeutics and Sport Health Science, with Karen Pfeifer – Podcast
Karen Pfeifer has worked in a number of sports related careers, as a athletic trainer, an administrator and as an educator at different and overlapping points. She currently teaches Physiological Therapeutics courses in the Master of Sport Health Science and Doctor of Chiropractic programs. Our Sports Health Science department is currently examining the best possible ways to get students career ready in the future, which could lead to some exciting changes.
Celebrating Our Partnership with the Sierra Club Centennial Group
Life University (Life U) takes immense pride in our collaboration with the Sierra Club Centennial Group. This partnership exemplifies our commitment to environmental stewardship and community involvement, nurturing a culture of active citizenship among our students. Recently, the Sierra Club Centennial Group was honored with the Adopt-A-Stream Award from the Georgia Department of Natural Resources at the Rivers Alive Awards Luncheon, a testament to the impactful work we are doing together.
Faces of LIFE: Michaela Ephraim
Michaela Ephraim grew up in a small town in Washington as a twin sister with an additional younger sister and two older brothers. Most of her family works in education in some way, so she followed suit in her own way by coaching. Track and field is also a big part of her story as she has developed as an athlete and a person over the course of her athletic trajectory.
Let’s Get Functional: Functional Neurology, Peer Tutoring and more with Chandler Willey – Podcast
The brain is a funny thing, an organ that we will never fully grasp but the more we that we learn, the better we can help it to function most effectively. Chandler Willey is a D.C. student planning to become a Functional Neurology chiropractor, often shadowing at the NeuroLIFE Institute to gain a fuller picture of how the brain and the body communicate. Listen in as we learn more about this fascinating field.
2024 Juneteenth Celebration at Life University
We cordially invite the Life U community to the third annual Juneteenth Celebration to be held on Thursday, June 13, 2024 in The Commons Dining Hall from 12:30-3:30 p.m. The festivities will include music, food, yard games and more. The Voices of Life choir will give a special performance. T
Life University Marketing Students Experience Behind-The-Scenes Campus Podcast Studio Tour
Recently on May 24, 2024, Dr. Paula Billups’ Introduction to Business Class received a special opportunity to tour Life University’s (Life U) state-of-the-art Podcast studio, where the flagship Living Life at Life U podcast and various audio and/or visual projects are recorded.
Rideshare Safety Tips for College Students
Rideshare apps are a gamechanger, altering the ways that we get where we need to be and making travelling from Point A to Point B more convenient. The rideshare concept has major potential benefits, like avoiding drinking and driving and promoting sustainability through carpooling.
Life University Wrestling Alumni Break Ground in World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE)
Life U has begun to observe another path that has presented itself for wrestlers post-graduation from Life U – World Wrestling Entertainment, more commonly referred to as the WWE.
Investing in the community through business and education with Ronald Ware – Podcast
By his own admission, Ronald Ware wears many hats at Life University. He and his wife Dr. Mamie Brown-Ware have served the University for over three decades and counting. Ronald has a profound mind for business which he shares readily in his classroom and as a mentor.
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