Life University faculty, senior D.C. interns and global partners recently returned from a historic Chiropractic Awareness Mission Trip to Eldoret, Kenya. This impactful visit marks the next step in a growing partnership with the University of Eldoret, where plans are underway to launch East Africa’s first-ever chiropractic degree program. D.C. student William Brown speaks on this impactful experience.

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This October 16-19, Life U will host another Life Leadership Weekend – an event designed for those exploring a future in Chiropractic and looking for the right place to pursue that calling. Over the course of the weekend, prospective students will have the chance to hear from leaders in our profession, meet our dedicated faculty and staff, connect with Student Ambassadors, and experience firsthand the vibrant energy of our campus.

It’s a powerful opportunity for them to see what Life U is all about. Here’s where you come in. As faculty, staff, students, alumni and friends of Life U, you are some of our best ambassadors. You know the impact this University has – on lives, on careers and on the future of health care.

I encourage you to help us spread the word. If you know someone who’s considering a career in Chiropractic, someone who would thrive in the culture at Life U, invite them to join us for Life Leadership Weekend this October. Together, we can continue to grow our profession and inspire the next generation of chiropractors. Thank you for helping us share the Life U story, and I look forward to welcoming many new faces to campus this October.

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Dr. Marc Ellis is the Chiropractor/Owner of Georgia Chiropractic Neurology Center, as well as a proud Life U alumnus and Alumni Board Member. His most recent public claim to fame has been his work with top-tier athletes, particularly Sem Verbeek, winner of the 2025 Wimbledon Mixed Doubles Championship with Katerina Siniakova. Ellis’ team has worked with Verbeek for years to harness the power of Chiropractic Neurology to improve his game as well as his health.

For example, they use special glasses to track his eye movements on the court and then find areas of less-than-ideal focus to recorrect, resulting in stronger hits. Verbeek has been so joyful and in awe of his progress that he made a point to have the Georgia Chiropractic Neurology Center logo on his shirt in the Wimbledon Finals. That shirt will be displayed in the Wimbledon Hall of Fame as well. So exciting to see Chiropractic showcased in this way!

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