Education & Seminars

Life University Student Receives Dr. Albert Grabovschiner Scholarship

Life University has awarded the Dr. Albert Grabovschiner Scholarship to 12th-quarter student, John Lancaster Jr. The scholarship is named after Dr. Albert Grabovschiner , co-inventor of Multi Radiance Medical (MRM) technology. The scholarship was established to support deserving students in financial need.

Greg Harris, vice president for university advancement at Life University, said, "The scholarship committee has certainly found a worthy recipient in John Lancaster." The committee selected Lancaster based on his enthusiasm and interest in working in serving chiropractic patients.

Added Harris, "MRM is a supporter of education and therefore recognizes that a growing number of students require greater financial assistance. We appreciate donors like MRM that create endowed scholarships for students."

Multi Radiance has long been a valued corporate partner of chiropractic institutions that fulfill a mission of providing world-class education to qualified students. "I am pleased that the selection committee chose to award the Scholarship to John, and we all wish him an outstanding academic year and a bright future upon graduation," said Max Kanarsky, president and CEO of Multi Radiance.

Source: Multi Radiance Medical

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