Do’s and Don’ts for Small Business, with Cory Johnson – Podcast
Cory Johnson is a strategic Bachelor of Business Administration student interested in small business who took it upon himself to write a research paper to serve as a Do’s and Don’t’s starter guide for small business would-be owners. This is part of our research series, co-hosted with Erin Gilligan from the Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning (CETL).
Dedication to Knowledge Access through the Library and Beyond, with Geetha Sridaran – Podcast
A well-equipped and cared-for library is a portal into limitless knowledge and possibility. Geetha Sridaran, Life University Librarian and Associate Professor, makes it her mission to expand resources and provide access to even difficult content to access, such as access to LGBTQ+ educational materials. She also works closely with Safe Space.
Chemistry with Heart, with Dr. Robin Nelson – Podcast
Sometimes it can seem like Life University’s (Life U) Graduate and Chiropractic programs get more than their fair share of attention, but our University also offers unique and vigorous Undergraduate programs. Dr. Robin Nelson, Assistant Professor of Natural Sciences, is the chemistry queen here at Life U, teaching General Chemistry and Organic Chemistry, required for many undergraduate degrees and beyond. She discusses the differences of teaching in the past at a large school (Auburn University) versus the more holistic environment of Life U.
Research as a means to address deep questions, with Dr. Christie Kwon – Podcast
Dr. Christie Kwon has been exploring various paths of meaningful research for much of her career. She is a full-time faculty member and Research Chair at Life University, among other vital roles inside and outside of the University. Today she joins this special research series with Dr. Veronica Garcia-Chapparo and co-host Erin Gilligan to discuss the importance of defining what questions a researcher would personally like to have answered, as a personal connection to a research topic makes the task that much more tangible.
Research Series- Surveying Chiropractic Benefits Over Time with Samantha Long – Podcast
How much of a difference does it truly make to receive chiropractic care from a young age? That is a fascinating question that has gone largely unexplored from a research perspective, but a determined young student in Life U’s chiropractic research track seeks to change that.
LIFE UNIVERSITY’S CENTER FOR CHIROPRACTIC RESEARCH SEEKS PARTICIPANTS FOR COLON CANCER STUDY
July 28, 2023 – Marietta, Georgia – Life University’s Dr. Sid E. Williams Center for Chiropractic Research (CCR) is currently seeking participants for a study to examine the effects of chiropractic care on patients with colon cancer.
Research, Human Ecology and a Healthier Planet with special guest Stephanie Wakefield, Ph.D.- Podcast
Today, the podcast highlights strides made in university research and the Human Ecology program with Stephanie Wakefield, Ph.D., Research Chair for CGUS and Director of the Human Ecology Program.
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.”
“How do Biodegradable Plastics Effect Soil Quality?” – Research Series
Life University (Life U) Research Series From Your Extraordinary LIFE (YEL) 2022 Edition Exploring Research Through the Eyes of Life U Students College of Graduate and Undergraduate Studies Abigail Bachman, Human Ecology Student, Dr. Stephanie Wakefield, Program Coordinator + Assistant Professor | Human Ecology Program,…
LIFE UNIVERSITY STUDENT TO SERVE ON LEADERSHIP COUNCIL FOR 2023 GEORGIA CLIMATE CONFERENCE
Marietta, Georgia– February 3, 2022 – Life University is pleased to announce that Kaitlyn Ivey, a student in the Bachelor’s in Human Ecology program, has been selected to serve on the Student Leadership Council for the Georgia Climate Project’s (GCP) 2023 Georgia Climate Conference.
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