No Bones About It- Keeping an Eye on Healthy Bones
Weakening bone structure can become a mounting concern going into later years, amidst natural chemistry changes. Most people have a friend or loved one who might not be the same after a bad fall or broken hip. A fragile bone can be the cause of…
Faces of LIFE: Melissa Steele
Chicago suburb transplant Melissa Steele has spent her personal and professional life serving others and helping others in their development. Steele was raised by her grandmother and considers her grandmother to be her “anchor of faith.”
In the business of building better business students, with Dr. Marla Thompson -Podcast
Let’s get down to business with Dr. Marla Thompson, Adjunct Professor in the Business Department, as she details riveting developments in Life U’s business programs.
Engaging Podcasts for the Environmentally Conscious and Curious
Earth.org suggests some phenomenal podcasts for the environmentally inclined in their guide, “15 Best Environmental Podcasts of 2022.” So in a free moment on a walk, doing errands or on your commute, you can educate yourself on significant environmental subjects.
What’s in Our Food? Reading Food Labels for Better Understanding
As busy students and working professionals are constantly on-the-go, grabbing convenience food on-the-fly often becomes the norm. Yet here at Life University (Life U), we seek to promote healthful lifestyles that seek to exclude potential interferences that might hinder the optimal function of our bodies, and that starts with everyday nutrition.
Faces of LIFE: Coach Dominic Demeritte
Director of Cross Country and Track & Field If you are looking for a coach that not only walks the walk but actually runs the run, look no further than Coach Dominic Demeritte, Director of Cross County and Track & Field for Life University (Life U)….
Dressing for the Job You Want: Interview Attire
The professional landscape is constantly changing, so it is no wonder that new college graduates often feel adrift and unsure of expectations in the workplace.
Opportunities for Health Care Professionals with the Armed Forces, with Dr. Michael Smith and Dr. Saphronia Johnson-Podcast
Dr. Michael Smith, Ph.D, Associate Dean of the College of Graduate and Undergraduate Studies (CGUS) and Dr. Saphronia Johnson, Ph.D, Assistant Dean of Natural Sciences, recently represented Life University in a partnership with the U.S Armed Forces to help connect students with work opportunities and tuition coverage though military service. Learn more about the benefits of caring for troops and veterans in this podcast.
Dance into Good Health with Zumba
The hum-drum traditional exercise models, such as the elliptical machine, a staple for a solid cardio workout, can begin to feel like a hamster spinning on its wheel. So, the question becomes how to make working out fun again. For some, the answer is the dance workout trend Zumba.
Faces of LIFE: Peyton Prussin
Born and raised in Las Vegas, Peyton Prussin has lived the life of a determined student athlete for a long time, having competed in High School Girl’s Wrestling for Arbor View High School for four years.
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