McAulay Minute- Thanks for a Job Well Done (Podcast)
To strengthen our College of Chiropractic program and better prepare students for success on their national board exams, a dedicated team of Life University faculty and staff has made noteworthy contributions that deserve recognition.
Chiropractic Lingo- Demystifying Major Chiropractic Words and Phrases
For those relatively new to the chiropractic world, it can often feel like stumbling onto a far-off planet with well-meaning, health-focused aliens spouting off jargon that is natural to them but exotic and foreign to the rest of us. Don’t be afraid to ask if you come across a word or phrase that doesn’t make sense to you, as it is a chiropractor’s (or a chiropractic student’s) privilege to share about the benefits of chiropractic care in a way that is clear, concise and relevant for those with whom they interact.
TikTok Trends That May Send You to the Chiropractor or the ER – Think Before You Copy
No, you actually did not wake up in a new Bugatti, but you now have a concussion and an urgent care bill. TikTok is a fun social media app with goofy videos to bond with friends over, but the popularity of seemingly innocent social challenge videos has become concerning from a safety perspective.
Faces of Life U: Sasha Watt-Pettaway, Director for Conflict Resolution and Accountability
Today we are excited to introduce you to Sasha Watt-Pettaway, Director for Conflict Resolution and Accountability in Student Affairs at Life University (Life U).
Chiropractors & Aging Out: Life U’s Efforts Equipping the Upcoming Chiropractic Workforce
The concern for chiropractors as projections are made for the future is a simple math problem that does not necessarily have a simple answer. As chiropractors who have lived out their professional lives to serve Chiropractic begin to retire, is there a matching or surpassing number of young or future chiropractors to not only replace them but hopefully grow the profession in a positive direction?
McAulay Minute- The Generations Wall
At Life University, family legacy in health care has always been a source of strength. For generations, families have passed the torch of transformative chiropractic care from one member to the next. We honor that legacy through our Generations Wall – a tribute to the families who’ve helped shape Life U’s story. From the Williams family to today’s students following in their loved ones’ footsteps, this wall reminds us that Life U is, and has always been, a family affair. Want to know how you can commemorate your family on the Generations Wall? Visit Alumni.life.edu.
Fostering a Welcoming Chiropractic Family Practice Atmosphere
If you are a chiropractor who decides to operate a family practice, it means you will be catering to a wide range of needs and expectations. Creating a comfortable and safe environment is paramount to improving patient satisfaction and, ultimately, retention.
LIFE UNIVERSITY HOLDS FIRST-EVER ON-CAMPUS CHIRO GAMES
Marietta, Georgia – August 4, 2025 – Mind, Body and Skill; These are three pillars that the Life University (Life U) Doctor of Chiropractic program seek to develop in their students and also served as inspiration for the first ever on-campus Life U Chiro Games. The 1st annual Chiro Games took place this weekend on August 1 and 2nd, 2025. The teams going for the gold were compromised of the many varied clubs and organizations on campus, extremely excited to engage in good natured competition and camaraderie with the rest of the Life U community.
Faces of Life U: Printassia Johnson
Printassia Johnson has put in the work to make her athletic dreams come true, despite setbacks along the way. The Nassau, Bahamas native has gone through some “dark night of the soul” moments where she has had to reexamine what she loves, her true motivations and her right path. Johnson had started Track & Field at age 5, feeling defined by her athleticism for much of her life. Like many talented athletes before her, Johnson found it to be an excellent vehicle for helping her pursue her personal goals, particularly scholarship funds that allowed her to attend high school and college.
McAulay Minute- IGNITE Program
We’re 50 years into our mission, having just celebrated our 50th anniversary, and we’re actively building the launchpad and leadership resources we need to fuel our next 50 years of growth and contribution. That’s why I’m delighted to announce the IGNITE leadership program, as part of our commitment to professional development.
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