Freaky Fridays Events Encourage Cross-Disciplinary Collaboration
Freaky Fridays is a cross-disciplinary creative discussion and dialogue series, originally proposed by the Psychology Department with Life University’s (Life U) College of Graduate and Undergraduate Studies (CGUS). This is an innovative way to build community, learn from one another, and keep Friday fun and exciting for students and faculty. The topics and hosts vary, so stay tuned for more updates.
LIFE UNIVERSITY RECEIVES $225,000 GRANT FOR THE CHILLON PROJECT
Marietta, Georgia — October 17, 2025 — Life University (Life U) is pleased to receive a $225,000 Sunshine Lady Foundation Grant to expand higher education for incarcerated students.
Faces of LIFE: Michelle Morrison & The Chillon Project
Michelle Morrison is a fantastic example of the success that The Chillon Project is capable of.
Education transforming lives through The Chillon Project, with Dr. Thomas Fabisiak, Michelle Morrison and Kareemah Hanifa- Podcast
Today’s topic is a big one, highlighting the historic work of The Chillon Project, a Life University initiative providing higher education to people impacted by the prison system in Georgia. Our special guests are Dr. Thomas Fabisiak, Director of the Chillon Project, along with Chillon graduates Kareemah Hanifa and Michelle Morrison.
LIFE UNIVERSITY SPONSORS RestoreHER INAUGURAL RESEARCH CONFERENCE
Savannah, Georgia– February 13, 2023 – Life University (Life U) Life University proudly served as a sponsor of the RestoreHER Inaugural Research Conference, “D.A.T.A. is Life: The Importance of Inclusivity and Accessibility in Criminal Legal System Research.”
LIFE UNIVERSITY HOSTS ANNUAL LIFE VISION EXTRAVAGANZA
October 5, 2022- Life University (Life U) hosted chiropractic alumni and friends on its campus for LIFE Vision Extravaganza last Wednesday, September 28-Sunday, October 2, 2022.
THE CHILLON PROJECT PROVIDES COMPASSION AND HIGHER EDUCATION TO THOSE IMPACTED BY GEORGIA’S PRISON SYSTEM
April 19, 2022- The Chillon Project is an initiative of the Center for Compassion, Integrity and Secular Ethics (CCISE) at Life University, and it provides higher education to people impacted by the prison system in Georgia.
The Chillon Project Provides Compassion and Higher Education to Those Impacted by Georgia’s Prison System
Faces of LIFE – Thomas Fabisiak
Dr. Thomas Fabisiak is the Director of the Chillon Project at Life University. With the establishment of the Chillon Project in 2015, Life University became the first Georgia-based postsecondary institution to offer an accredited degree program since then.
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