Campus Dietetics in Action with Cathy Tillery – Podcast
Figuring out the best ways to help Life University students and student athletes learn how to eat well is a full time job. Campus Dietitian Cathy Tillery explains the challenges that many students in the Life U community face as many of them are learning for the first time how to manage their own dietary needs.
Don’t be Salty: How to Cut Back on Sodium
Sodium (salt) is a delicious and sneaky mineral that is fine in moderation, but like many good things in life, too much of it can spell trouble for your health and nutrition. It can be really easy to consume excessive amounts of salt if you don’t pay attention to what you are eating, especially if you habitually buy processed foods or hit up the drive-thru. Let’s take control with some healthy habits for reduced salt intake.
Celebrating Graduate and Undergraduate Programs with Brandi Sharp – Podcast
Brandi Sharp, Admissions Counselor and B.S. in Biopsychology student, spreads Lasting Purpose and the mission of Life University’s vitalistic philosophy to high school students looking for their next steps. Sharp discusses the joy of that process and what keeps her going.
Faces of LIFE: Michelle Morrison & The Chillon Project
Michelle Morrison is a fantastic example of the success that The Chillon Project is capable of.
All About the Academic Learning Center (ALC) with Brianna Beaty- Podcast
Life University has dedicated countless resources to ensure that students are supported during their time in school. The Academic Learning Center (ALC) is one key piece of that commitment, intended to facilitate the academic growth of students, no matter where they are in their journey, by providing assistance through a variety of services aimed to promote their success while at Life U. Lead Specialist for the ALC Brianna Beaty breaks down many of the available offerings in this podcast.
Behind the Scenes of Admissions and more with Brenda Castaneda – Podcast
Brenda Castaneda is a Credentials and Admissions Evaluator here at Life University, as well as a current Sports Health Science graduate student. Here about her journey balancing studies with the full-time demanding role of moving students through the Admissions process.
Get with the Programming! Defining Computer Information Systems & Technology with Sailaja Pydimarri – Podcast
The exciting world of Computer Information Systems & Technology is constantly changing, so let’s try to clear the path a bit. Sailaja Pydimarri is an Assistant Professor of Computer Information Systems for Life University, as well as an accomplished software developer, web designer, database designer and data analyst. She is Sigma Beta Delta Chapter Officer at the University. Pydimarri discusses the growing demand in stem careers, as well as what it looks like as a woman in an often male-dominated landscape.
My First Quarter: Seema Chavis
B.S in Exercise Science student, Life U Women’s Swim Team member
“Swimming Toward Success”
How an emotional personal health journey led to empathy, with Phenix Cowart- Podcast
Phenix Cowart is a young lady that excudes optimism and positivity, which is an admirable outlook given her personal health battles related to a leukemia diagnosis. Cowart is a B.S in Dietetics student at Life U who has a profound interest in how proper nutrition can improve health outcomes. In the midst of hardships related to her health, Cowart has noted that she has learned a fair amount about patient emotions and the need to be empathetic which she will carry with her in her desired career as a Registered Dietitian.
Staying on Track: Track & Field, Physical Therapy Career Goals and more with Brianna Florvilus- Podcast
Brianna Florvilus is always on the move. As an M.S. in Sport Health Science student and a member of the Life U Women’s Track and Field team, Florvilus is working hard to make her career goals to become a physical therapist a reality. She discusses her interest in Injury prevention and the aspects of the physical therapy profession that she enjoys in this podcast.
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