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Bonnie Archbold
One thing Archbold wants to tell the Life University Community is, “I appreciate you guys for your smiling faces and your positive feedback and positive attitude. I can feel the love that’s on campus and I can feel the love that’s in this community. I think we are a true community striving to make things happen together and it’s a beautiful thing.”
My 1st Quarter: Kjell Paris
Advice I would give to my younger self includes being open minded and as outgoing as possible. At that point, the universe is going to take care of you because whatever you put out there is what will come back to you. Try to say “Yes” to as many things as possible.
LIFE UNIVERSITY OFFERS VIRTUAL TOUR WEBINARS FOR PROSPECTIVE CHIROPRACTIC, GRADUATE AND UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS
Marietta, Georgia, April 24, 2020 – Life University (LIFE) is offering Virtual Tour Webinars for prospective students interested in the University’s Doctor of Chiropractic, Graduate and Undergraduate programs. Prospective students will have the option to attend a webinar based on those program classifications.
LIFE UNIVERSITY OFFERS COMPASSIONATE INTEGRITY TRAINING PROGRAM FOR EDUCATORS WORLDWIDE
Marietta, Georgia, April 27, 2020 – The Life University (LIFE) Center for Compassion, Integrity and Secular Ethics (CCISE) and  Charter for Compassion are offering educators around the world a training program tailored to educators’ unique role in society.
LIFE UNIVERSITY’S CENTER FOR CHIROPRACTIC RESEARCH LAUNCHES COVID-19 RESOURCE WEBSITE
Marietta, Georgia, April 23, 2020 – Life University’s Center for Chiropractic Research (CCR) recently launched a COVID-19 (SARS-CoV-2) resource website. The resource site – designed with chiropractors in mind – provides links to government agencies and chiropractic-specific organizations, resources for practicing chiropractors, and scientific abstracts of chiropractic and immune system related research.
Alison Ivey
“When I talk to new students coming in, I say you just won’t believe the vibe that we have on campus. It is so good and positive and uplifting, and I am trying to contribute to that vibe.” Ivey said. “We are a part of something really good on this campus that I hope we don’t take for granted. It is a really good place to be.”
LIFE UNIVERSITY HOSTS DIALOGUE ON THE COVID-19 GLOBAL HEALTH CRISIS
Marietta, Georgia, April 8, 2020 – Today’s Chiropractic Leadership (TCL), a thought-leadership vehicle of Life University, has today released a conversation involving Heidi Haavik, D.C, Ph.D., Director of Research, Centre for Chiropractic Research at the New Zealand Chiropractic College; Dan Murphy, D.C., DABCO, a faculty member at Life Chiropractic College West; and James Chestnut, B.Ed., M.S., D.C., founder and president of The Wellness Practice, which outlines their thoughts on chiropractic care in the era of the COVID-19 health pandemic.
Sam Clark
“A typical day is always busy. We don’t go nine to five, we often work 12 to 16-hour days. We’ve got to love our families and spouses and kids for understanding that,” said Sam Clark, Head Coach for Women’s Soccer at Life University, describing her average day at work. “But there is no typical day, and I think that is one of the most intriguing and most wonderful things about athletics – it’s always a new challenge.”
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