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Mentoring the Next Generation of Chiropractors with Dr. Kevin Kersee -podcast
Host Dr. Veronica Garcia- Chapparo engages in a spirited conversation with fellow Life U Faculty Clinician Dr. Kevin Kersee. They talk shop about everything it takes to get the next generation of chiropractors ready to take on the profession. Dr. Kersee also discusses his role as Convention Coordinator for ABCA (American Black Chiropractic Association).
Coding and Computer Programming: Exploring a New Career
The Internet is indeed king. So much of our day-to-day life is controlled and organized based on elusive 1s and 0s, hidden code, that we might as well be living in the Matrix. That being said, there is a wealth of career potential in developing coding and computer programming skills, becoming one of the brave builders of this constantly changing world. So how do you know if this line of work is for you? Here are some basics to consider.
In the Gap: Whether or Not to Take a Gap Year
Here at Life University (Life U), we understand that the educational landscape is constantly in flux, and we make an intentional effort to support the success of all our students, even if they choose to take a less traditional path to their educational journey. One growing deviation from the commonly recognized conduit of completing high school and then immediately enrolling in college is the concept of a gap year. According to Life U’s Fall 2024 Fact Book, our average undergraduate age is 22 years old, so it is fair to assume that some portion of our population is familiar with the practice.
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.
Building Endurance as a Chiropractor- Featuring Dr. Josh Handt- Thriving Chiros
Dr. Josh Handt, New York based Podcaster, Chiropractor and Podcast Coach for Chiropractors, is a very active individual who makes a point to constantly put himself out there mentally and physically in order to achieve his life goals. Be it a marathon, committing to street fairs to reach community members or training himself on new innovations to benefit his patients and his business, he always has his finger on the pulse. So the question today is, what can you do to move the needle forward for yourself and your business?
Hustling Sideways: Pros, Cons and Tips for a Side Hustle in College
Life University (Life U) students, especially entrepreneurial business students, often like to get creative with an extra stream of revenue to bolster their résumé and their funds. This is especially appealing to busy students who want flexible working schedules to maneuver around class time, athletics, social events or even a more standardized work arrangement. The first hurdle, of course, is what to do and where to start.
Chiropractic with Cheer, With Leah Robinson -podcast
Covid-19 threw us all for a loop, but for some it provided time for clarity and to consider a better career path. That was the case for Leah Robinson, who discovered her desire to become a chiropractor while working at Target, trying to figure out next steps. Now she is gearing up towards a vibrant career as a chiropractor, full of vitality once channeled into the sport of cheer but now full focused on creating joy and healing for her future patients.
Reusable, Budget and Eco-Friendly Product Tips for Students on the Move
Overarching issues such as effects of climate change and the ever-increasing human impact on the physical world around us seem so large at times that it feels hopeless to even try to do better. What are some simple, tangible steps you as a college student can make in your everyday life to help the planet?
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