Circle K International Club – Carley Edwards, DC Student

new club offers students the opportunity to serve

Circle K International (CKI) is a collegiate organization and sponsored program of Kiwanis International, a global volunteer organization. CKI offers students the opportunity to serve others, build relationships and become better leaders. A strong focus of the club is on helping children of all ages around the world. CKI has more than 12,500 members on more than 550 campuses around the world. Life University students can learn about ways to volunteer in the local community by getting involved with the new CKI club on campus.

Club President, Josh Pirini, describes the club’s purpose:  “Kiwanis International allows you the opportunity to be a leader with other professionals and to provide serviceable acts in order to better serve the community that you may choose to practice in one day. During your tenure at Life University, CKI is a great way to serve yourself in spirit rather than the material values of life.”

Last quarter, the Life University CKI club helped pick up flags around the Marietta area after Memorial Day. The first weekend of summer quarter, students helped pick up trash around campus including the student parking lot, the gym parking lot and the area around the tree house. One of the five students who volunteered for the campus cleanup, Ryan Messina, explained what the experience meant to him: “The cleanup made me feel part of something bigger than just being a student; I felt part of the community. They say man is measured by his actions and I believe that the cleanup measured us all larger than Life.”

In the future, the club has plans to volunteer at a soup kitchen – date soon to be announced. The club meets Tuesdays at 11 in CUS room 206. For more information about Circle K visit www.circlek.org.  For more information on the club contact llupo@student.life.edu or jpirini@student.life.edu. You can also visit the club on Facebook, by searching Life University Circle K International.

Pierce Results Level One’s – Anthony DeMaria, DC Student

The opportunity of a lifetime is coming to Life University

There is an opportunity of a lifetime coming to Life University on April 15. The leaders of the Pierce Results System and the Life University Pierce Results Club will be hosting a Level One Pierce Seminar in Marietta. It will be headed by Dr. James Galgano, the lead instructor for the Pierce Results System in North America. With the addition of other strong leaders in of the Pierce System, including Dr. Anthony Pugliese, a former lead instructor of the system who studied directly under it’s creator, Dr. Vern Pierce, and Dr. John Madeira, the founder of Chiropractic Pure and Simple, who recently converted his practice to the Pierce system, this seminar promises to be different from any other Level One Seminar to date. Both will be joining Dr. Galgano in teaching the Pierce System for this one weekend.

The seminar will kick off with a free introduction on Friday, April 15, from 5:00-6:30p.m. in room CCE-149. The rest of the seminar will span Friday night through Saturday afternoon and cover a variety of topics, including specific analysis, drop table adjusting, instrumentation and business. Come for a chiropractic “pick me up” with some  keen philosophy and learn a new technology that addresses subluxation philosophically, scientifically and artistically.

This seminar is an opportunity to learn from some great doctors for a price that will never be available again once you’ve graduated. Come learn how to be an excellent chiropractor, one who knows without a doubt that you can both remove, and prove you’ve removed, the subluxation.

For more information, contact Anthony DeMaria or visit the Pierce Club on Tuesdays from 11:00-12:00p.m. or Wednesdays from 5-7 pm in CUS-109.