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Life U Assists Georgia Festival of Trees- Recap
Serving Lasting Purpose is a yearlong tradition at Life University (Life U), so we would like to catch you up on one shining example of that lived out. The Georgia Festival of Trees is an eight-day event that goes beyond festivity; it’s a meaningful venture striving to put an end to the trafficking of women and children in Georgia and beyond.
Winning on and off the Basketball court with Coach Kevin Easley -podcast
As Head Coach of Life U Men’s Basketball, Coach Kevin Easley has no easy task of bringing together young men from many different walks of life and cultures to create one cohesive team, committed to supporting one another and developing their own individual goals on and off the court.
Free AI Study Tools for Robust Learning
Be it creating personal study guides, practice quizzes or even interactive video game style testing tools, there are many free and low-cost AI study tools that students can use to help them ace their next test.
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.
Lacrosse leading into new goals with Lexi Santiago -podcast
Recently, one of Dr. Paula Billups’ business classes received a special opportunity to tour Life University’s (Life U) state-of-the-art Podcast studio, where the flagship Living Life at Life U podcast and various audio and/or visual projects are recorded. Lexi Santiago was in the hot seat, discussing her journey as a Life U Women’s Lacrosse player and as a B.B.A student.
Silent Book Club: Making Books Social Again
In a continued effort to provide patrons with enriching programming, the Drs. Sid E. & Nell K. Williams Library recently launched the Silent Book Club-Life U Williams Library Chapter. Librarians Chani Butler and Megan Bartkowiak are the champions of this special project.
Mind Games: Countering Passive-Aggressiveness
Maintaining honest communication and maneuvering conflict is never easy, so sometimes people may resort to passive-aggressive behaviors to get a point across. Passive aggression is finding a way of expressing negative feelings or concerns, such as frustration or annoyance, in an indirect way. Passive aggression can be difficult to classify and has the potential to corrode personal and working relationships.
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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