Donor Spotlights: Why We Serve- Dr. Eddy Diaz & Mrs. Neia Diaz
Dr. Eddy Diaz graduated from Life University in 1995 and has been serving on the Board of Trustees for the past decade. This past July, he renewed another term for three more years. He and his wife, Neia, are firm believers in serving others and…
LIFE UNIVERSITYโS RECENTLY OPENED CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC IN SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO SERVES AS COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER AND CENTER FOR RECRUITMENT
January 25, 2023 โ When Dr. Luis Torres was working toward his undergraduate degree in his native Puerto Rico (PR), he would have never guessed that a dinner invite would change his path in life.
My First Quarter- Jeremy Cerha
I love how many people are in the same [chiropractic] program. You will see people from first quarter all the way up to 14th quarter. We are all in the same boat, all rooting each other on, and we are in it together in the same mission โ just being able to walk on campus and have people there supporting you.
Faces of LIFE- Paul Boss
Native Floridian Paul Boss spent a fair amount of his early years with family and friends outdoors, at the beach and on the water. He lived with his mom, his brother Kyle and sister Lauren, and he also has a long-term girlfriend named Mackenzie currently studying Optometry back in his home state. Reflecting on his past, Boss remarked that it was inspiring for him to see how his mom โworked hard to pour into [them] everything that she had to watch [them] succeed.โ
Faces of LIFE โ Dr. Vรฉronica Garcรญa Chaparro
Dr. Vรฉronica Andrea Garcia Chaparro graduated with a bachelorโs degree from Life University (Life U) in the 2018 Spring Quarter and graduated from the Life U Doctor of Chiropractic Program in the 2019 Winter Quarter. When she was not studying or in classes as a D.C. student, Dr. Chaparro planned more than 25 weddings a year as an event planner to pay her bills.
Faces of LIFE- Olivia Porpora
Going into her collegiate years, Olivia Porporaโs initial plan was to continue on to medical school. She studied Exercise Science at the University of Delaware, and while completing her bachelorโs degree, Porpora decided that medical school was not the path she wanted to take because it didnโt align with her personal beliefs on what health care should look like. She had been seeing a chiropractor and โalways thought it was a really cool profession.โ
Faces of LIFE- Cynthia Cardenas
From Lockport, Illinois, Cynthia Cardenas grew up with a large family, as her parents both have a fair number of siblings. In fact, Cardenas has three siblings herself. In her future dreams for her professional life, Cardenas has juggled between interests in both Chiropractic and veterinary practice. Cardenas had been exposed to chiropractic care personally since the age of 7, receiving care for sports-related back pain.
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