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Help Wanted: Student Affairs
Join the wonderful Student Affairs team at Life University and gain experience while making new connections. Open Positions: Apply for CAB Monitor & Engage Team: Work-Study here. Apply for Orientation Leader here. Apply for Fitness Center Attendant: Work-Study or Part-Time here.
LIFE VISION EXTRAVAGANZA/FALL CELEBRATION 2020 REGISTRATION STILL OPEN
Marietta, Georgia, September 10, 2020 – LIFE Vision Extravaganza/Fall CElebration 2020 is going virtual. There are currently more than 1,400 people registered, and if you want to join us, registration is still open!
My 1st Quarter: Claude Maysonet
You might have some downfalls sometimes, sometimes you might not be doing as you want to, but just overcome that. Don’t give up and you’ll eventually manage it, you’ll succeed.
New Director of Campus Recreation and Wellness
Life University (LIFE) is pleased to welcome Danae Glanton as the new Director of Campus Recreation and Wellness. We are excited to have her on the Student Affairs team. Danae comes to us from Young Harris College in North Georgia. She has several years of…
Dean’s List Spring 2020
The Dean’s list distinction is given to any student who has maintained a cumulative GPA of 3.5 – 3.74 for each quarter during the academic year, registered for a minimum of 12 credits for each quarter and completed all credits for all registered courses.
President’s List Spring 2020
The President’s List distinction is to any student who has maintained a cumulative GPA of 3.75 – 4.00 for each quarter during the academic year, registered for a minimum of 12 credits for each quarter and completed all credits for all registered courses during each quarter.
LIFE UNIVERSITY PREPARING FOR FALL QUARTER – THERE’S STILL TIME TO APPLY
Marietta, Georgia, September 4, 2020 – Life University (LIFE) is excited to welcome its undergraduate, graduate and Doctor of Chiropractic students back to campus for the beginning of the Fall Quarter. Classes, which begin Monday, October 5, will be held in a hybrid format, with some sessions taking place on campus while others are conducted online.
Kimberly Smith-Howard
Her advice to other students is to make more connections in the earlier quarters. “I wish that I had been more involved with some of the clubs and stuff,” she shared. “I wish that I had been more involved in study groups. I realize that when I felt inadequate in a class, I didn’t want to get in a study group because I didn’t want to reveal what I didn’t know.” She hopes that people realize that everybody struggles with something, and it shouldn’t be embarrassing. “When I was in a study group, it came so much easier because we all had something to share with each other. You don’t get through this program alone.”
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