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My 1st Quarter: Gabriel Kelly

Lean on your friends. Having somebody to go over something with – if you’re talking about an arm, there’s an arm.

I would tell myself, “Don’t give up. Things are going to be hard, but they’re going to be hard for a reason, and they’re going to be necessary and are all growth opportunities. Do not run from adversity – welcome it. Those hard challenges, those mountains are worth the climb.”

News

The College of Online Education (COE) Announces New Instructional Designer Dr. Rochelle Rothman

The College of Online Education (COE) is pleased to announce a new addition to Life University, Dr. Rochelle Rothman, who will serve as the college’s instructional designer.

July 2020, Press Releases

LIFE U ATHLETICS TO RESTORE MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY AND MEN’S TRACK IN 2021-22

Marietta, Georgia, July 15, 2020 – The Life University Athletic Department has officially announced the addition of Men’s Cross Country and Men’s Track and Field teams for the 2021-22 academic year.

My 1st Quarter, Slice of LIFE

My 1st Quarter: Christian Barreto

I would tell my younger self to find a way to divide his time into things that make him feel valuable.

July 2020, Press Releases

LIFE UNIVERSITY’S CCISE JOINS UNITED NATIONS GROUP FOR SOCIAL-EMOTIONAL AND DIGITAL LEARNING

Marietta, Georgia, July 9, 2020 – The Life University (LIFE) Center for Compassion, Integrity, and Secular Ethics (CCISE) has been invited to participate in the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) Mahatma Gandhi Institute of Education for Peace and Sustainable Development (MGIEP) Group of Governments and other Relevant Stakeholders for Social-Emotional and Digital Learning, also known as the Global Collective for SEL and Digital Learning.

Faces of LIFE

Melody Zurawski

Melody Zurawski is a Doctor of Chiropractic student at Life University from Nashville, Tennessee. At LIFE she’s been inspired by the big picture and realized she can do more than she thought to leave a Lasting Purpose. “It’s been encouraging seeing people serve and ask for help, and hearing from professors about how the University has positively impacted their lives,” she said.