Faces of Life U: Ellerie Rollins
Ellerie Rollins grew up accustomed to being on the move, attending about 10 different schools by the time she graduated high school. Her dad worked as a corrections officer for the State of New York for 25 years, while her mom worked as a nurse and later became a nurse practitioner. While Rollins was an only child, her family was sprawling as her parents came from big families with lots of siblings, so the Rollins trio moved around various parts of upstate New York to keep close with the extended family and support as needed.
Faces of Life U: Allyn Marie-Scott
Coming from a family legacy of chiropractors, Allyn-Marie Scott had an early understanding of the wonder that is holistic healthcare. Scott is a third- generation chiropractor-to-be, with two paternal grandparents and her father all licensed in the profession. Growing up in Vaughan, Canada just north of Toronto, it became apparent that yet another Scott would one day work hard to add Dr. to their name.
Faces of Life U: Brian Gipson
Effective enrollment management is a major piece required to ensure the future success and longevity of any university. Brian Gipson, our new Associate Vice President for Enrollment, has a keen understanding of how to communicate effectively with prospective and current students. He has held key positions in esteemed higher education institutions across the nation, most recently finishing up an eight-year stint at Xavier University in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Faces of Life U- Adrianna Langley
Prior to high school, soccer had been the focus of Langley’s athletic world until she discovered rugby her freshman year.
“I just fell in love with [Rugby],” Langley said.
Faces of Life U: Terri Carter
At Life University, every individual brings a unique story and passion that contributes to our vibrant community. Today, we shine the spotlight on Terri Carter, Chief Human Resources Officer, whose dedication to people and organizational growth is making a profound impact at Life U.
Faces of Life U: Briana Campbell
Briana Campbell has quite literally hit her stride, enjoying something of her 15 minutes of sports fame as she sprinted her way through setting a new NAIA record in women’s 60m hurdles at 8.18 seconds. This victory occurred during the Clemson Bob Pollock Indoor Invitational, held January 31-February 1, 2025.
Faces of Life U: Taylor Stevens – Connecting Alumni and Students at Life University
At Life U, the connections between students, alumni and faculty create a thriving community built on shared values and a passion for Chiropractic and vitalistic wellness. Taylor Stevens, the Alumni Relations Manager in the Office of University Advancement, plays a crucial role in fostering these connections. In this edition of Faces of Life U, we sit down with Stevens to learn about her journey, work and passion for engaging alumni and students alike.
Faces of Life U – Ahmed Qazi, Ph.D.
“As a movement neuroscientist, my job is to understand the mechanisms behind how chiropractic interventions can impact and improve the quality of our movement. So, it’s not so much that we can move from point A to point B, but it’s that what is the quality of that movement that gets us from point A to point B,” Dr. Qazi said.
Faces of Life U: Brianna Funakoshi
Why would anyone leave a paradise like Aiea, Hawaii? Sandy beaches, gorgeous sun and beautiful surf … what more could you want? These are probably questions that Brianna Funakoshi has had to field from new friends in her five eventful years as a Life University (Life U) student.
Faces of Life U- Srdjan Popovich
Srdjan Popovich’s hometown of Belegrade. Serbia is something of a hub connecting much of the eastern and western world together. Perhaps beckoned by a sense of adventure and continuing that tradition of cultural exchange, Popovich sought to take his athletic talents in basketball to propel him into a collegiate career in America.
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