Larry Gibson

Larry Gibson serves as a Lecturer in the Department of Biology within the College of Arts and Sciences at the University of North Georgia. He teaches foundational human biology courses while bringing substantial clinical experience to his academic role.

Dr. Gibson's educational background includes:

• D.C. (Doctor of Chiropractic) from Life Chiropractic College
• B.S. in Biology/Allied Health Sciences from Brenau College
• A.S. in Biology from Gainesville College

Specializing in Human Anatomy and Human Physiology, Dr. Gibson integrates his 30 years of clinical practice experience into classroom instruction. His teaching approach bridges theoretical biological concepts with practical medical applications, particularly evident in his BIOL 2251K and BIOL 2252K Human Anatomy & Physiology courses. This clinical-academic fusion provides students with contextual understanding of human biological systems beyond textbook knowledge.

Dr. Gibson's academic career spans multiple institutions:

• Clinical Sciences Professor at Life Chiropractic College (1987-2001)
• Assistant Professor of Biology at Georgia Military College (2004-2005)
• Adjunct Instructor roles at Macon State College (2002-2003) and Georgia Highlands College (2006)

His professional trajectory demonstrates a transition from clinical practice to academia:

• Private Practice of Chiropractic Physical & Holistic Medicine (1981-2011)
• In-house Physical Medicine Claims Consultant for GEICO Insurance Company (1995-2001)