Ziggedy is doubling dontions to LIFE through December 31!

As we enter the hustle and bustle of the holiday season and continue onward into a new year, we are delighted to tell you about a way to cross items off your shopping list, and make a difference in vitalistic healthcare, both from the comfort of your home.

Life University has recently partnered with three retailers, AmazonSmile, Ziggedy.com and Kroger Rewards, who will all donate a percentage of online purchases back to LIFE, at no cost to you!

Here's how it works:
Suppose you want to buy a pair of shoes. Go to the Ziggedy website and you can shop at Nordstrom, Target or any 3,500 other retailers you already trust to make your purchase. The price of shoes is exactly the same as if you visited the store directly. After your purchase, Ziggedy donates an average of 2.5% (up to 30%) of your purchase back to LIFE.

This holiday season, give a gift that gives a little more! To find out how you can start using Ziggedy.com and our other retailers, visit Alumni.LIFE.edu/ShopandBenefit.

We'd like to send our condolences to the family of Dr. Clifford Leslie Malina ('78) who passed away December 1. Our thoughts and prayers are with the Malina family.

Dr. Tom Ayres ('86), current president of the North Carolina Chiropractic Association, has been appointed tot he medical staff of several national teams for the United States Track and Field.

We'd like to send our condolences to the family of Dr. Compton Crawford ('97) who passed away suddenly and unexpectedly in November. Our thoughts and prayers are with the Crawford family.

Dr. Stu Katzen ('97) held a Student Recruitment Event at Temple University in November. Over 300 students filled the classroom for his talk.

Dr. Roger Jones ('98) is vying for a City Council seat in Cold Spring, Kentucky. He has lived in Cold Spring for 14 years and is excited about becoming more involved with the city.

Dr. Amanda ('03) and Jeremy ('99) Hess are excited to announce the release of their new book, "Women Designed by God." The book was written to challenge the healthcare industry's 'cover-up' attitude toward women.

Dr. Josh Wagner ('10) was recently featured in the first ever New Patient Project Interview with Dr. Ed Osburn of the Chiropractic Philanthropist. You can listen to the interview here.

Many of you have asked why Life U has intercollegiate sports.
Sports is about peak performance. In fact, can you think of a better or more visible example of peak performance than an elite athlete? Sports fit in very well with what we teach at Life U, especially when you consider our degree offerings, such as Exercise Science, Nutrition, Positive Psychology and, of course, Chiropractic. When our teams play, the student-athletes and coaches from the opposing teams will often ask us about Chiropractic and our physical fitness regimen - many of these teams have hired team chiropractors in successive years. The Athletic Department at Life U is crucial to our mission of spreading the vitalistic lifestyle!