We are pleased to announce that the Second Annual Running Eagles Scramble for LIFE golf tournament will be held on Monday, April 20 at The Golf Club at Bradshaw Farms in Woodstock, Georgia. That is the Monday following the next LIFE Leadership Weekend (LLW). Make plans to attend LLW and then stay over and play golf with us Monday.

The tournament format is a four player scramble (best ball), and proceeds from the event will benefit the General Athletic Fund at Life University. Plan to arrive between 8:30 and 9:00 a.m. for registration, a light breakfast and free range balls. The shotgun start at 9:30 a.m. begins play followed by a lunch buffet, awards, raffles and a silent auction around 1:30 p.m. The cost is $125 per golfer or $500 per team. Prizes will be awarded to the top three teams, as well as closest to the pin and for the longest drive. A hole-in-one on a par-3 will win you a Wheego Life, an all-electric car from Wheego of Georgia (retail price $35,000).

Not a golfer? You can still partake in the fun by joining us for the post-tournament lunch, silent auction and the chance to win, or bid on, some great items. The cost to attend just the lunch is $25 and includes a raffle ticket. We are currently signing up players, teams and sponsors and looking for great items for our auction and raffles. We are happy to match up players in foursomes. For more information about the event, or to signup, visit online at Alumni.LIFE.edu/Golf or contact Mark Elam at 770-426-2660.

Dr. Bob Rabin (’80) passed away on the evening of Feb. 22.  Dr. Bob was a familiar face to many in the LIFE community. He was a gregarious and affectionate individual and an outspoken advocate for Life University and Chiropractic. He will be greatly missed by all who knew him.

Dr. Ren Halverson (’81) was inducted into the USA International Martial Arts Hall of Fame in November at a ceremony in Pittsburgh.

Dr. Jeffry M. Smith (’83) has released his third novel, "Island Vignettes: The Bloody Marsh Chronicles," a series of modern folk tales about the Golden Isles of Georgia.  It is published under his pen name, J E Free, and is available on Amazon.

Dr. Brett Wartenberg (’87) has been nominated as a member of the New Jersey State Board of Chiropractic Examiners and will serve on the Board until March 2017. 

Dr. Stephen Howard (’96) passed away November 2014 with his mother and sister by his side. He was the owner of Howard Chiropractic in St. Petersburg, Florida for over 10 years. Our thoughts and prayers are with the Howard family.

Dr. Keita Vanterpool (’97) is running for the Ward 8 City Council seat in Washington, D.C. Voting takes places April 28, 2015.

New graduates, Drs. Ryan and Sarah Malarney (’14), recently opened West Michigan Chiropractic in Portage, Michigan. The state-of-the-art practice specializes in neurologically based chiropractic care for men, women and children.

The Life U men and women will be competing this year in the Collegiate Rugby Championship (CRC), May 30-31 at PPL Park in Philadelphia. This will be the men's fourth year competing, looking to nail down a championship after two semifinal appearances and one final.  The women will look to make a splash in their first year as the men did in 2012. You can be part of the greatest rugby party of the year!  

The Life U section at the CRC contains the best dressed, most recognizable and LOUDEST fans by far! We've set the trend and need to and continue to be the talk of the CRC.  

Ticket packages are on sale now with early bird fan packages starting at $41 per person, which include a two-day ticket and two fan shirts.

In addition to the fan packages, you also will be able to register for the Friday Kickoff Party at the Westin Philadelphia as well as the Party Deck Package to include unlimited food and drink during lunchtime hours.

Visit Alumni.LIFE.edu/CRC to purchase your tickets today.

See you in Philadelphia this May!