Student Research Opportunities
The College of Online Education (COE) is pleased to announce a new addition to Life University, Dr. Rochelle Rothman, who will serve as the college’s instructional designer.
LIFE UNIVERSITY CREATES GROUNDBREAKING CHIROPRACTIC TECHNOLOGY WITH PAT (PALPATION AND ADJUSTMENT TRAINER)
Marietta, Georgia, June 24, 2020 โ Life University (LIFE) is yet again leading the way in chiropractic education with the creation of PAT (Palpation and Adjustment Trainer). Developed by the University’s Dr. Sid E. Williams Center for Chiropractic Research (CCR), PAT is an anatomically accurate, technology-based mannequin with the look, feel, size and weight of an average person.
Students Boost Research at LIFE
Life University offers its students many opportunities to get involved in research. Research is a critical component in health care, especially Chiropractic. Students can develop their own research studies or work on a new or existing study with LIFE faculty, staff or field doctors.
ORSA Research Funding for LIFE U Faculty & Staff
Small-scale funding for research and other evidence-based scholarly and creative activities is provided by the ORSA Funded Projects program. This opportunity is open to LIFE U faculty and staff. The application deadline is March 2, 2020. For questions email the Office of Sponsored Research and…
Research, Innovation, Service and Education (RISE) Scholarship
The Research, Innovation, Service and Education (RISE) Scholarship is open to full-time students in the College of Chiropractic and College of Graduate and Undergraduate Studies. Email OSRSA@LIFE.edu for more details. Application Deadline: March 2, 2020
Evaluating the Global Mechanical Assessment (GMA) Method as Surrogate for Neuromuscular Dysfunction
The purpose of the study is to determine if the Global Mechanical Assessment (GMA) could be a low-tech, clinically observable surrogate for the neurologic changes associated with the correction of a subluxation through application of a chiropractic adjustment. To measure changes, individuals will be outfitted…
Call for the 2020 GURC Posters at Georgia State Capitol
The second annual โPosters at the Georgia Capitolโ will take place on February 25, 2020, from 1:00-4:00 p.m. (includes set up and take down times) in Atlanta, Georgia. Anyย studentย who will beย enrolled as an undergraduate studentย in theย Spring of 2020ย in a public or private Institution located in…
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Meet Pat
Our researchers at the Dr. Sid E. Williams Center for Chiropractic Research are at the forefront of studying the biomechanics of the chiropractorโs most important tool, the adjustment. Especially for education, they have developed a mannequin with the look, feel, size and weight of an…
LIFE UNIVERSITYโS NEUROLIFE INSTITUTE ANNOUNCES INNOVATIVE NEUROLOGICAL TREATMENT RESEARCH RESULTS
Marietta, Georgia, January 23, 2019 โ Life Universityโs NeuroLIFE Institute recently concluded its extensive research on the NeuroSage โ a video game type of equipment developed to increase brain function in individuals with neurological deficiencies. After testing this treatment modality, the NeuroLIFE Institute has found that it is not only safe to use, but it has proven effective in increasing brain function, such as cognitive and balance parameters, in said individuals.
Lola Rodriguez
Lola Rodriguez, from Jayuya, Puerto Rico, is a Bilingual Academic Support Professional in the Student Success Center. Not long ago, a new division called Global Voices was created under the umbrella of Academic Support, and that is specifically where Lola works. She adds, โI work with undergraduate and graduate students and provide helpful resources to LIFEโs international students. We help with a little bit of everything because our students are certainly not alike and do not have the same needs.โ
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