Faces of Life U: Ilona Kovaleva
After graduating from her high school equivalent, Ilona Kovaleva attended Krasnoyarsk State Medical University and earned a B.S. in Dentistry. She found the medical approach she was being taught to be rather traditional and conservative, longing for a holistic approach to health care to contribute to.
Freaky Fridays Events Encourage Cross-Disciplinary Collaboration
Freaky Fridays is a cross-disciplinary creative discussion and dialogue series, originally proposed by the Psychology Department with Life University’s (Life U) College of Graduate and Undergraduate Studies (CGUS). This is an innovative way to build community, learn from one another, and keep Friday fun and exciting for students and faculty. The topics and hosts vary, so stay tuned for more updates.
Faces of Life U: Ghislaine Guyot, Ph.D.
College of Online Education; Biology Faculty Member
“Not so slow but keeping steady”
Dr. Guyot’s research interests from early on in her academic career had been heavily focused on conservation biology and herpetology. Specifically, she interacted with endangered species and reptiles, such as turtles.
Academic Learning Center Summer 2025 Workshop Schedule
Make the most out of your summer with the Academic Learning Center (ALC). These workshops are designed not only to introduce you to the wonderful ALC staff but also to propel you to succeed in this quarter and beyond.
The Music of Atlanta, Literature and Life U with Charles Farmer- podcast
In a university heavily devoted to the sciences, it’s important to remember to take joy in other aspects of art and academia. Charles Farmer is an Assistant Professor of English at Life University. He teaches composition and literature courses, as well as LFS 105, Academic Strategies. He also writes about music and poetry for several Georgia publications. He is currently writing a book about DB Records, the independent Atlanta music label that helped give birth to new wave, punk, and other left-of-the-dial sounds.
McAulay Minute- Life U’s MBA for Healthcare Professionals
Running a successful practice takes more than clinical excellence — it takes business savvy. That’s where Life University’s all-new Online MBA comes in. Launching October 2025, this fully online program is designed specifically for practitioners in Chiropractic and other health sciences fields.
Tackling MBA Myths
Did you know that Life University (Life U) is currently accepting applications for its new online Master of Business Administration (MBA) program? Our MBA program offers more than just career preparation – it’s an investment in a well-rounded business education that empowers students to lead with purpose and positivity.
Getting Started and Staying Engaged with Marcus Powell – Podcast
First impressions matter and are lasting so Marcus Powell, Assistant Director of Student Orientation & Engagement, seeks to make sure that Life University students not only get off to a good start in their higher education but they find places to get connected and feel engaged with their campus.
Faces of Life U: Andrew McIntosh, Ph.D.
Andrew McIntosh, Ph.D., lays claim to his heritage from Coleraine, Ireland (and with the charming Irish brogue to prove it.) He grew up with three siblings, one brother and two sisters, engulfed in the small-town life that makes up the tight-knit Northern Ireland community. Like many energetic young people looking for an athletic outlet, McIntosh quickly found rugby as a means of escape, exercise and enjoyment. At 18, he flew the coop to the United Kingdom to earn his B.S. in Anatomy and Human Biology from the University of Liverpool.
Positive Business- Doing Good with Good Work
Life University’s (Life U) business programs are based on the concept of promoting positive business. Loosely, this is defined as working for or creating businesses that contribute to the public good, rather than simply generating income. What does that look like on a practical scale? How can you know if your business is a positive business?
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