2025 BYU Education Week program

Education Week August 18–22, 2025

Inspiring

lifelong learning

to benefit the world

Program Highlights Campus Devotional

Elder Gerrit W. Gong of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles

Tuesday, August 19, 2025 Marriott Center 11:10 a.m.

Kristin M. Yee

David J. Wunderli

Second Counselor, Relief Society General Presidency

First Counselor, Young Men General Presidency

Thursday, Marriott Center, 11:10 a.m.

Friday, Marriott Center, 11:10 a.m.

Inspiring Lifelong Learning to Beneft the World MISSION Enlightening Minds. Encouraging Growth. Expanding Opportunities. VISION

Welcome to BYU Education Week We are pleased to welcome you to BYU Education Week, a program with hundreds of classes that are designed to strengthen and enrich your life!

Education Week brings together 250 presenters, 500 volunteers, and hundreds of BYU employees to provide a unique, outstanding educational experience

Contents

Monday Concurrent Sessions

4–5

This year’s theme, Inspiring Lifelong Learning to Benefit the World, is BYU Continuing Education’s mission statement BYU Education Week, along with other BYU Continuing Education offerings,

Tuesday–Friday Concurrent Sessions

6–10

Tuesday–Friday Class Titles

11–32

seeks to develop each person’s divine potential, spiritually and intellectually, and help them to be more like Christ by lighting the way for others We hope that as you attend BYU Education Week this year, your faith will grow, you will develop your individual gifts, and you will spread your light to benefit the world

REGISTRATION AND CLASS INFORMATION

Registration and General Information

44–47

Continuing Legal Education Classes

38

BYU Medical Society Classes

39

GENERAL INFORMATION

Campus Map, Parking, and Shuttle Routes

34–35

Sincerely,

Campus Dining

36–37, 47–48

H Bruce Payne, Program Administrator

Advice from Longtime Attendees

Mikayla Robins, Program Administrator

Youth Classes and Dance

40–41

Acknowledgments

Evening Performances and Ticket Sales

42–43

Quinn Sorensen, Student Assistant

About the Faculty

49–53

33

Josh Hanosek, Student Assistant Grace Kindred, Student Designer Suzy Gerhart, Art Director Scarlett Lindsay, Editor

Brigham Young University Continuing Education programs do not discriminate on the basis of race, gender, color, ethnic background, or national origin, but all registrants must meet and maintain the ideals and standards of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints while attending the program

If you have questions, please contact us: BYU Education Week 253 Harman Continuing Education Building Provo, UT 84602-1507 801-422-0877 The BYU Education Week booklet is published once a year for previous BYU Education Week participants and for anyone else who requests a copy

POSTMASTER: Send address corrections to BYU Education Week 253 Harman Building, BYU Provo, UT 84602-1507

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MONDAY August 18 Concurrent Sessions

8:30–9:25 a.m.

9:50–10:45 a.m.

377 CB

Raising a Generation of Noble and Great Ones: Understanding Your Important Roles with These Young Heroes Corinne Teichert Baird

Teaching Our Kids (and Ourselves) How to Manage Big Emotions Crystal Bowman

I’m Not Enough: Ways to Challenge the Self Critic Crystal Bowman

2258–2260 CONF

The Attitude That Strengthens the Muscle of Resilience Lyle J. Burrup

The Skill That Strengthens the Muscle of Resilience Lyle J. Burrup

Parallels in Preventing and Addressing Cognitive and Spiritual Decline Scott J. Noorda

Assembly Hall, HC

Grace, Atonement, and Salvation in the Teachings of the Apostle Paul Jason R. Combs

An Introduction to Religious Freedom and Its Importance to the Church Hannah C. Smith

Bonding and Belonging: Strengthening Relationships and Connections with Your Kids Tamara A. Fackrell and Heidi A. Heras

1102 JKB

El amor de Cristo en todas las lenguas: Entendiendo el valor de las culturas Gina A. Villalobos

Representaciones de Cristo y su Expiación en el arte hispanoamericano Tomás Hidalgo Nava

La metodología del evangelio en las humanidades Rex P. Nielson

3108 JKB

“Let Your Heart Be Comforted”: Sorrow and Rejoicing Through Jesus Christ LeGrand D. Laing

Weakness Is a Gift from God Jeffrey S. O’Driscoll

Following Prophetic Counsel Leads to More Effective Prayer Jeffrey S. O’Driscoll

Auditorium, JSB

Approaching God and Holiness to the Lord: What “Sacred” Means, and What It Has to Do with Us and Temples . . .

Kerry M. Muhlestein

Temples and Our Journey to Be with God Kerry M. Muhlestein

Ancient Egyptian Temples and Remarkable Modern Parallels Kerry M. Muhlestein

Concert Hall, MB

The History of the English Bible: From the Lindisfarne Gospels to William Tyndale Matthew J. Grey

The History of the English Bible: From the Geneva Bible to the King James Version Matthew J. Grey

Partnering with the Savior in All Stewardships Ganel-Lyn Condie

Christ’s Miracles as Portrayed in The Chosen John L. Hilton III

Jesus Christ and His Female Followers as Portrayed in The Chosen John L. Hilton III

Fortifying the Foundation: Layer 1—Faith in God the Eternal Father Jared M. Halverson

138–144 RB

Seek and Find: How to Get Real Answers for Real Problems (Youth) Angela L. Meyers

Learning the Language of the Lord (Youth) Lynne Hilton Wilson

You Are Noble! You Are Great! Now What Are You Going to Do About That? (Youth) Corinne Teichert Baird

151 TNRB

Tell Your Story! Why Bother, and Simple Options for Recording It Tana S. Page

Remember and Record What Is of Great Worth Tana S. Page

Blessings from Writing with Others and Involving the Rising Generation Tana S. Page

3220–3224 WSC

Teaching the Gospel Through Well-Told Stories Bradley P. Owens

“The Lord’s Hand in All Things”: How Geologic and Natural Events Influenced the Great Apostacy and the Restoration Uwe R. Kackstaetter

Made Perfect in Weakness: Preventing Feelings of Toxic Perfectionism in the Restored Gospel, Part 1 G. Breck Wightman

3280–3290 WSC

“I Have Learned by Experience”: Learning, Growing, and Improving Through Life’s Experiences Richard G. Moore

Recognizing the Blessings We Receive by Living with the Spirit Richard G. Moore

What to Do When “I Don’t Know” Is the Only Answer Brent D. Fillmore

BALLROOM, WSC

Our Eternal Journey: A Clearer Understanding of Our Premortal State Curtis L. Jacobs

Our Eternal Journey: A Clearer Understanding of Our Fallen and Mortal State Curtis L. Jacobs

Our Eternal Journey: A Clearer Understanding of Our Changed State Curtis L. Jacobs

VARSITY, WSC

Create Your Retirement Blueprint Vision Chad T. Willardson

Smart Money Parenting: Empowering the Next Generation with Financial Wisdom Chad T. Willardson

Expanding the Gospel Library: AI as Your Digital Study Companion Richard E. Bernard

342 CAP

340 CAP

450 CAP

278 CAP

292 CAP

859 CAP

1,000 CAP

Marriott Center

19,000 CAP

800 CAP

344 CAP

678 CAP

440 CAP

1,700 CAP

393 CAP

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Note: Green text represents youth classes.

11:10 a.m.–12:05 p.m.

12:30–1:25 p.m.

1:50–2:45 p.m.

3:10–4:05 p.m.

Transforming Our Lives from Unintentional Prodigals to Resilient Intentionality Patrick R. Steffen

Becoming Resilient by Learning How to Regulate Your Stress Response Patrick R. Steffen

Purpose in the Pain: When Trials Meet the Master’s Touch Brandon S. Bennett

“You Are Definitely Needed”: Senior Missionary Service Opportunities Around the World and Around the Corner (Optional Tour of MTC Following Class) B. Sorensen, D. Thorne

Finding Peace and Joy Amid Tragedy and Trials Suzanne Sawyer-Espinoza

“Grief Brain” Is Real: How to Help Your Brain Start Working Again After Loss Suzanne Sawyer-Espinoza

Assembly Hall, HC

Smart Choices: Teaching Kids Lifelong Wellness Tamara A. Fackrell and Heidi A. Heras

Stress and Mental Health: Helping Kids Build Emotional Resilience Tamara A. Fackrell and Heidi A. Heras

Thriving Together: Five Scientifically Proven Techniques to Help Kids Flourish Tamara A. Fackrell and Heidi A. Heras

1102 JKB

Female Followers of Jesus That Inspire Us to Commitment, Consecration, and Conviction Lani O. Hilton

Encouragement for Families: Eight Ways to Fill Your Home with the Spirit of the Lord Sally F. Olsen

Autism on the Road to Zion: The Journey as a Home-Centered, Church-Supported Culture Victoria Lee Simpson

3108 JKB

We Have Been Anointed with the Holy Ghost Jeffrey S. O’Driscoll

Perfection Is Not Just for the Future Jeffrey S. O’Driscoll

Supporting Single Parents: Practical Tools for Making a Difference Annalee Hickman Pierson

Auditorium, JSB

“He Was Seen by Me”: Coming to Know Christ Through Ancient and Modern Witnesses of His Resurrection Joshua M. Matson

“Be Still and Know That I Am God” Kristy A. Ludwig

Shadows, Symbols, and the Savior: Seeing Christ in the Old Testament Lori L. Denning

Concert Hall, MB

Twenty-Seven Parallels Between Ancient and Modern Temples: How Did the Prophet Joseph Smith Get It Right?

Donald W. Parry

Emma Smith—How Great Was Her Contribution to the Restoration!

Donald W. Parry

The Causes and Consequences of Losing Our Historical Memory Cindy F. Kern

Marriott Center

Fortifying the Foundation: Layer 2—Faith in the Savior, Jesus Christ Jared M. Halverson

Fortifying the Foundation: Layer 3—Faith in the Holy Ghost Jared M. Halverson

The Kirtland Temple and the Redemption of the Dead Casey P. Griffiths

138–144 RB

Understanding and Protecting Your Divine Connection with God (Youth) Bradley P. Owens

Gospel Roots to Emotional Resilience (Youth) Bradley P. Owens

Am I Celestial Material? Yes, You Are! And Here’s How to Know (Youth) Darren E. Schmidt

151 TNRB

Strengthening Relationships Through Emotional Intelligence: To Act and Not Be Acted Upon Gary K. Rhoads

Strengthening Relationships Through Emotional Intelligence: Being a Peacemaker Gary K. Rhoads

Strengthening Relationships Through Emotional Intelligence: Building Bridges of Understanding Gary K. Rhoads

3220–3224 WSC

Made Perfect in Weakness: Preventing Feelings of Toxic Perfectionism in the Restored Gospel, Part 2 G. Breck Wightman

Much More Income, Much Less Tax, High Impact Prosperity Scott C. Marsh

America’s Financial Future: Real Concerns and Compelling Opportunities Scott C. Marsh

3280–3290 WSC

How Jesus Emancipated Women During His Ministry Lynne Hilton Wilson

How Jesus Empowered Slaves and Servants Lynne Hilton Wilson

How Wearing a Veil Empowered Christian Women During Special Prayers Lynne Hilton Wilson

BALLROOM, WSC

President Russell M. Nelson’s Council for Daughters of God Mary Jane Woodger

The Life, Miracles, and Parables of Jesus Christ as Portrayed in the Rome Temple Visitors’ Center Stained Glass Window T. Griffin, G. Holdman, A. Sweat, B. Wilcox

Scripture Symbols That Teach of Christ as Portrayed Through a New and Expanded Portable Stained Glass Window T. Griffin, G. Holdman, A. Sweat, B. Wilcox

VARSITY, WSC

Looking Ahead to the 2026 Old Testament Come, Follow Me Year Kenneth L. Alford

God’s Hand in America’s Birth Kenneth L. Alford

Prophetic and Revelatory Dreams Kenneth L. Alford

377 CB

342 CAP

2258–2260 CONF

340 CAP

450 CAP

278 CAP

292 CAP

859 CAP

1,000 CAP

19,000 CAP

800 CAP

344 CAP

678 CAP

440 CAP

1,700 CAP

393 CAP

Note: Green text represents youth classes.

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TUESDAY–FRIDAY August 19–22 Concurrent Sessions

8:30–9:25 a.m.

9:50–10:45 a.m.

W-111 BNSN

Learning to Teach “By Study and by Faith”: Facilitating Classroom Discussions—Ryan S. Nixon

Supporting Student Success: Empowering Success—A Parent’s Guide to Supporting Student Achievement—Erin E. Measom

W-112 BNSN

Understanding Emotional Health and How to Cope with the Common Human Phenomenon of Anxiety and Depression—Brian K. Chandler

Understanding Mental Health David T. Morgan

Creating Peace in Everyday Life Emily de Schweinitz Taylor

Enhancing Personal and Family Gospel Study Using the Gospel Library App—Courtney N. Jorgensen, Krista Isaacson, Travis Isaacson

God’s Work and Glory: Pearls from the Pearl of Great Price Avram R. Shannon

Kingship, Anointing, and Messiahship in the New Testament and Restoration—Avram R. Shannon

A Maxwell Institute Series: Disciple-Scholarship and the Wonder of Scripture—J. B. Haws, Kimberly Matheson, Rosalynde F. Welch

After the Apostles: Christianity in the Second Through Sixth Centuries AD—Jason R. Combs

Continuing Legal Education Classes (See page 38 for details.)

Continuing Legal Education Classes (See page 38 for details.)

BYU Medical Society Classes (No CME. See page 39 for details.)

BYU Medical Society Classes (No CME. See page 39 for details.)

Building Your Best Self Scott R. Braithwaite

Building a Strong Marriage Scott R. Braithwaite

B002 JFSB

Creating Habits That Bring Happiness Jason Harwood

The Doctrine and Covenants Is Exciting!

Jason Harwood

B092 JFSB

Narnia for Grown-Ups Ryan G. Christensen, Aaron C. Eastley, Paul A. Westover

Faith, Philosophy, and Contemporary Culture Angela Wentz Faulconer, David A. Jensen, Katharina A. Paxman

1102 JKB

Living in the “Energy, Joy, and Power of the Holy Spirit” Michael A. Goodman

Thriving—What Science and the Restored Gospel Teach Us Michael A. Goodman

3108 JKB

The House of the Lord: The Unfolding Revelation of the Purpose and Power of Temples—Mark A. Mathews

Maximizing Retirement Income Jeff R. Segelke

The Witnesses of the Resurrection Joshua M. Matson

Life Skills and Principles for Crucial Times Joseph W. Grenny

250 KMBL

The Parable of the Farmer: Christlike Leadership Is Helping Others Grow—Todd D. Nebeker

Eight Practices to Strengthen Your Teaching Ability Scott H. Knecht

206 MARB

Gathering the Human Family into One Family Tree: Insights from the Record Linking Lab—Joseph P. Price IV

How Developing a Family Culture of Storytelling Can Help Build Faith, Hope, Testimony, and Connections . . . —Samuel L. Payne

207 MARB

Applying the Intimate Atonement of Jesus Christ in Our lives Michael L. King

Isaiah: The Lord Will Fulfill His Covenant Michael L. King

221 MARB

Under-Qualified Parenting: An Adventure in Grace Stephanie D. Sorensen

Understanding Religious Freedom William F. Atkin, Elizabeth A. Clark, Steven T. Collis, Blaine H. Evanson

222 MARB

Navigating the World of Science, Healthcare, and Our Mortal Experience . . . —Jeremy K. Baird

The Wonder of Human Language: A Divine Gift and Powerful Tool Alan V. Brown

The Battle for Our Souls Robert W. Ferrell

Joseph Smith and the Living Prophets: Doctrines of Eternal Life David A. Christensen

The Book of Abraham in Church History and Its Impact on the Church Kerry M. Muhlestein

Surviving and Thriving in the Last Days Kerry M. Muhlestein

Your Journey with Christ: Following Your Loving Savior Along the Covenant Path (Youth)—Brian G. Andre

Tune Up Your Faith, Power Up Your Life (Youth) Angela L. Meyers

Come unto Christ Dennis R. Deaton

Overcoming Satan’s Ploys in the Latter Days Dennis R. Deaton

3220–3224 WSC

More Money Than You’ll Ever Need: Living an Abundant Life Scott C. Marsh

Million-Dollar Choices: Empowering a Lifetime of Maximum Personal Choice—Scott C. Marsh

3280–3290 WSC

Made for This: The Prophetically Proclaimed Role of Women in Raising a Sin-Resistant Generation—Kristen Walker Smith

Old Testament Insights Kenneth L. Alford

Ballroom, WSC

The Second Coming and Millennial Reign of the Lord Curtis L. Jacobs

Understanding the Spirit World Curtis L. Jacobs

Varsity, WSC

Christopher Columbus and the Gathering of Israel Clark B. Hinckley

The Answer Is Always Jesus Debbie Bastian, Me’Chel Musgrave, Lori Hales Parker (Heartbound)

250 CAP

250 CAP

377 CB

342 CAP

2254 CONF

300 CAP

2258–2260 CONF

352 CAP

214 CTB

250 CAP

C215 ESC

170 CAP

Assembly Hall, HC 450 CAP

179 CAP

237 CAP

278 CAP

292 CAP

Auditorium, JSB 859 CAP

284 CAP

265 CAP

269 CAP

265 CAP

269 CAP

Concert Hall, MB

1,000 CAP

Marriott Center

19,000 CAP

138–144 RB

800 CAP

151 TNRB

344 CAP

678 CAP

440 CAP

1,700 CAP

393 CAP

6 Note: Green text represents youth classes.

11:10 a.m–12:05 p.m.

12:30–1:25 p.m.

W-111 BNSN

Answering Difficult Issues with the Book of Mormon Stephan D. Taeger

Finding Jesus Christ in the Book of Mark Stephan D. Taeger

W-112 BNSN

Raising Resilient Children David T. Morgan

Tips and Techniques for Parents of Children with Neurodiversities Heidi M. Whittaker

Your Mental Makeover: Helping Your Brain Work—Even an Aging, ADHD, or Just Plain Stressed-Out Brain—Suzanne Sawyer-Espinoza

Getting Real with Spiritual Challenges Matthew C. Godfrey

Learning the Language of the Lord Lynne Hilton Wilson

Women in Scripture: Uncovering the Unsung Heroines Lynne Hilton Wilson

Learning How to Forgive Steven Eastmond

Marriage Matters: Igniting, Repairing, or Strengthening Healthy Connection in Your Marriage—Steven Eastmond

Continuing Legal Education Classes (See page 38 for details.)

No Class This Hour

BYU Medical Society Classes (No CME. See page 39 for details.)

No Class This Hour

Navigating the Last Days: The Gospel of Christ Is Not Assurance Against Challenges—It’s a Divine Resource . . . —Jack S. Marshall

Establishing and Maintaining an Immovable Testimony Jack S. Marshall

B002 JFSB

Faith and Philosophy Taylor-Grey E. Miller, Katharina A. Paxman, Nathan J. Rockwood

A Christ-Centered Easter Season: Reflective, Joyful, and Memorable Lani O. Hilton

B092 JFSB

My Five Best Juliana Chapman, Marlene H. Esplin, J. Scott Miller

Finding Christ in Inspiring Art—Elizabeth H. Donakey, Kenneth J. Hartvigsen, Philipp B. Malzl, James R. Swensen

1102 JKB

Establishing Zion: Foundations for a Millennial Society Larry C. Walters

Jesus’s Last Words and Miracles: Powerful Guidance from Our Courageous Savior—Brian G. Andre

3108 JKB

Investing Strategies for Today Jeff R. Segelke

Mastering Retirement: Strategies for Financial Security Tyler K. Williamson

I Will Walk with Jesus Tyler J. Griffin

Bringing Jesus’s Jerusalem to Life Through 3D Models Tyler J. Griffin and I. Daniel Smith

250 KMBL

Finding Peace and Resilience in a Stressful World Through Christ Darryl R. Haslam

Becoming More Christlike Through Managing Your Hurt or Upset Emotions in Your Close Relationships—Darryl R. Haslam

206 MARB

The Healing Power of Writing: The Role of AI, Patterns in Scripture, Tell Your Story—Devin R. and Lisa Ashby

Researching Early Latter-day Saint Ancestors Alice Childs

207 MARB

Connecting with Heaven Michael L. King and Heidi A. Smith

Mormon Pioneers: Heroes, Lessons, and Locations Along the Trail Joel Richards and Clint E. Udy

221 MARB

Feeling Close and Connected in Marriage Gaylamarie G. Rosenberg

Our Savior from Self-Doubt Gaylamarie G. Rosenberg

222 MARB

Helping You and Your Loved Ones Prepare to Serve Missions Scott L. Howell

Powerful Truths and Strategies to Live an Abundant Single Life Jennifer Yorgason Thatcher

Talk-by-Talk, President Russell M. Nelson’s Messages: You Are the Women He Foresaw! Becoming Covenant . . .—Connie E. Sokol

What I Want My Children to Understand About the Father’s Plan of Happiness—Kenneth M. Cope

T—Elder Gerrit W. Gong, Devotional Address W—Jared M. Halverson, Gathering Scattered Sheep Th—Kristin M. Yee, Second Counselor, RS General Presidency F—David J. Wunderli, First Counselor, YM General Presidency

Christ of the Doctrine and Covenants Anthony R. Sweat

138–144 RB

Beyond Ordinances Ready: Discovering Your Work on “the Other Side” of the Veil . . . (Youth)—Olivia Lyman Jewell

Scriptural Themes for Youth, Part 1 (Youth) John G. Bytheway

151 TNRB

Calming the “Perfect Storms” of Depression and Anxiety and Creating the Sunny Weather of Authentic Happiness—Lyle J. Burrup

The Compensating Power of Christ: How Christ’s Atonement Rights the Wrongs of an Unfair World and Imperfect People—B. J. Allen

3220–3224 WSC

“For God Hath Not Given Us the Spirit of Fear:” Recognizing, Understanding, and Overcoming Our Fears—Stephen K. Hunsaker

Rediscovering George Washington’s Constitution Justin M. Collings

3280–3290 WSC

Exciting Church History Stories Kenneth L. Alford

Eating, Cooking, and Living in the Mediterranean Way Randy M. and Tana S. Page

Navigating Challenging Issues in Church History Casey P. Griffiths and Scott C. Woodward

The Lord’s Angels: Messengers of Love, Instruction, and Warning Donald W. Parry

Music Connects Us to God Debbie Bastian, Me’Chel Musgrave, Lori Hales Parker (Heartbound)

Physics and the Cosmos: All Things Denote There Is a God Justin B. Peatross and Michael J. Ware

250 CAP

250 CAP

377 CB

342 CAP

2254 CONF

300 CAP

2258–2260 CONF

352 CAP

214 CTB

250 CAP

C215 ESC

170 CAP

Assembly Hall, HC

450 CAP

179 CAP

237 CAP

278 CAP

292 CAP

Auditorium, JSB

859 CAP

284 CAP

265 CAP

269 CAP

265 CAP

269 CAP

Concert Hall, MB

1,000 CAP

Marriott Center

19,000 CAP

800 CAP

800 CAP

678 CAP

440 CAP

Ballroom, WSC

1,700 CAP

Varsity, WSC

393 CAP

Note: Green text represents youth classes.

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TUESDAY–FRIDAY August 19–22 Concurrent Sessions

1:50–2:45 p.m.

W-111 BNSN

A Maxwell Institute Series: Re-Visioning Christian History as Informed by an Latter-day Saint Perspective—Terryl L. Givens

Family Matters Angela L. Meyers

W-112 BNSN

Strengthening the Rising Generation in the Latter Days Bruce Chang

Understanding the Small Plates, 1 Nephi Through Words of Mormon Joseph M. Spencer

377 CB

Finding Symbols of Christ in the Ancient Jewish Rituals and Feasts I. Daniel Smith

Love, Share, Invite: Principles for Proclaiming the Gospel of Jesus Christ Mark D. Beck

2254 CONF

Conquering Your Inner Critic: Achieving Personal Peace and Healthy Relationships—Debi Gilmore

Strengthening Your Marriage Through Deepening Connection Debi Gilmore

“All Things Denote There Is a God”: How the Geosciences Testify of the Restoration, the Book of Mormon . . . —Uwe R. Kackstaetter

The Lord Loves All His Children: Lessons Learned Working in Developing Countries of Africa, South America . . . —Lonny J. Ward

Continuing Legal Education Classes (See page 38 for details.)

Continuing Legal Education Classes (See page 38 for details.)

BYU Medical Society Classes (No CME. See page 39 for details.)

BYU Medical Society Classes (No CME. See page 39 for details.)

The Human Body: An Owner’s Manual for Occupants Matthew B. Morgan

For the YSA: Facing Our Fears About Dating and Marriage Stephen K. Hunsaker

B002 JFSB

A Toolbox for Enriching Our Gospel Teaching and Learning Nathaniel S. and Tenille Cannon

The Mental Effort of Attention Changes the Brain Collin Udall

B092 JFSB

Nations, Kindreds, Tongues, and Peoples: Understanding Cultures from Around the World—T. Cox, J. Damron, P. Leman, R. Nielson

Nations, Kindreds, Tongues, and People—Understanding Cultures from Around the World—J. Bown, S. Ignatius, A. McBride, S. Scoville

1102 JKB

Carry On: Timeless Messages from the Church’s New History of the Young Women Organization—J. Goldberg, L. Tait, A. Taylor

“Unprecedented Times Call for Unprecedented Measures”: Helping the Rising Generation with the Learning Process—Shawn V. Tanuvasa

3108 JKB

Medicare Confidence: Use a Research Mindset to Evaluate Choices V. Matt Krebs

Financial Considerations and Opportunities for the Latter-day Saint Retiree—Alexander P. Call and Alek R. Johnson

Finding Faith and Meaning Amid Suffering Tyler P. Johnson

Navigating Faith Crisis: A Guide for Those in Crisis and Those Who Love Them—Tyler P. Johnson

250 KMBL

Everyone Can Sing: Making Sense of Notes and Symbols in the Hymns Elaine Brewster

Great Musicians and Music for Your Life, Your Ears, and Your Playlists Cynthia J. Hart

206 MARB

Using Technology to Connect with Family Laura E. Cutler

Understanding the Power of Family Stories to Promote Resilient Families, Share Values, and Lead Families . . . —Lori L. Steadman

207 MARB

“And Ye Are to Be Taught from On High” Kenneth G. Gibson

“Unto Every Kingdom Is Given a Law” (Doctrine and Covenants 88:38): Exploring the Path to Exaltation—Kenneth G. Gibson

221 MARB

Insights into Embracing Priesthood Power and Authority Kevan L. Gurr

Understanding Passages in the Book of Mormon That Youth Often Ask About—Kevan L. Gurr

222 MARB

The Book of Mormon: A Guide to Healing from Fraught Family Relationships—Jan J. Martin

“Spiritual Power That Exceeds Our Greatest Hopes” Jennifer Yorgason Thatcher

What Is Truth? Navigating a World of Faith, Science, and Noise Aaron D. Franklin

Journey from Fear to Love—Keys to Living from Your Higher, Best Self Roger K. Allen

Joyfully Preparing for the Savior’s Return Scott L. Anderson

The Chosen and the Final Week of the Savior’s Life John L. Hilton III

Scriptural Themes for Youth, Part 2 (Youth) John G. Bytheway

Look unto Christ; Doubt Not, Fear Not (Youth) Kristy A. Ludwig

Shepherding Your Child in a Sex-Saturated World Crystal Bowman

Learning to Disagree Better in a Polarized World Kevin A. Hinckley

3220–3224 WSC

Grandparenting with Purpose: Helping Build Strength and Resilience in Grandchildren—Randal A. Wright

Creating Happiness: Attitudes and Behaviors That Change Lives, Part 1 Randal A. Wright

3280–3290 WSC

Talk About Anything, Anytime, with Anyone: More Principles for Holding “REAL” Conversations—John R. Stoker

The Book of Mormon as Sacred Literature: Literary Elements in the Book of Mormon and How They Present Its . . . —Jared W. Ludlow

The Restoration of Revelation: Growing in Personal Revelation Mary Jane Woodger

Jesus in Gethsemane: Scriptural Perspectives Richard Neitzel Holzapfel

Strengthening and Elevating Your Eternal Marriage Jacob L. and Tamara A. Fackrell

The Art of Connection: Mastering Communication in Every Aspect of Life—Jacob L. and Tamara A. Fackrell

250 CAP

250 CAP

342 CAP

300 CAP

2258–2260 CONF

352 CAP

214 CTB

250 CAP

C215 ESC

170 CAP

Assembly Hall, HC

450 CAP

179 CAP

237 CAP

278 CAP

292 CAP

Auditorium, JSB

859 CAP

284 CAP

265 CAP

269 CAP

265 CAP

269 CAP

Concert Hall, MB

1,000 CAP

Marriott Center

19,000 CAP

138–144 RB

800 CAP

151 TNRB

344 CAP

678 CAP

440 CAP

Ballroom, WSC

1,700 CAP

Varsity, WSC

393 CAP

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3:10–4:05 p.m.

T-F, Reflections of the Soul, 260 MOA classes, see page 23

Note: Green text represents youth classes.

4:30–5:25 p.m.

5:50–6:45 p.m.

W-111 BNSN

“Master Teacher”: Learning to Teach More Like Christ in Any Setting—Royce M. Kimmons

No Class This Hour

W-112 BNSN

Mormon’s Project, Book by Book Joseph M. Spencer

No Class This Hour

Empowered Mothers, Thriving Families: Unlocking Strengths for Personal and Family Growth—Noelani L. Wayas

Navigating Hardships in Later Life with Hope and Resilience Lisa C. Olsen

Embodied Witnesses: Human Anatomy Teaches Us About Jesus Christ—David A. Morton

No Class This Hour

God’s Power and Majesty in Our Lives: Tender Instruction and Stories of Inspiration—Diane Bills Prince

No Class This Hour

Continuing Legal Education Classes (See page 38 for details.)

No Class This Hour

BYU Medical Society Classes (No CME. See page 39 for details.)

No Class This Hour

The Light of Christ David S. Christensen

No Class This Hour

B002 JFSB

Children of the Covenant: Becoming Joint-Heirs of Christ’s Royal Priesthood—Derek R. Sainsbury

No Class This Hour

B092 JFSB

Bring Them Home Greg Trimble

No Class This Hour

1102 JKB

Coming unto Christ Through Daily Decisions Gregory L. Johnson

Accessing the Power of the Word of God Through Effective Scripture Study—Kenneth B. Moss

3108 JKB

The Retirement Income Plan: A Guide to Managing Your Money to Last Throughout Retirement—Scott M. Peterson

Simple Strategies for Financial Confidence Rizek W. Housari

Miracles and Lessons from Making True, Faith-Based Films T. C. Christensen

Strengthening Faith: A Journey of Spiritual Growth (Youth) Tamara A. Fackrell

250 KMBL

The Discernment Blueprint: Four Essential Keys Jay R. Young

No Class This Hour

206 MARB

From His Hands to Yours: Tools for Becoming Your Best Self Eric M. Flake

Physics Is More Fun Than You Think Harold T. Stokes

207 MARB

“Unleash the Power of Families”: Key Principles for Raising Children Who Know and Love Their Savior—Sally F. Olsen

I Will Go Before You: Looking unto Christ in All Times and All Seasons Darren E. Schmidt

221 MARB

Old Testament Realized: Connecting Ancient Covenants and the Latter-day Restoration for Come, Follow Me 2026—John H. Heath

Becoming a Peacemaker David P. Dowling

222 MARB

The Cost of Conversion: Another Look at the Convert’s Journey Joshua J. Perkey

No Class This Hour

Pathway to a Happy, Mature Marriage Roger K. Allen

No Class This Hour

No Class This Hour

No Class This Hour

It’s Your Story (Youth) Scott L. Anderson

Youth Classes in JSB Auditorium

The Power of Correct Doctrine and the Effect on Our Mental Health Kevin A. Hinckley

The Stories We Tell: How Our Personal Narratives Affect Our Choices, Form Our Identities, and Shape Our . . . —Kevin A. Hinckley

3220–3224 WSC

Creating Happiness: Attitudes and Behaviors That Change Lives, Part 2—Randal A. Wright

Coming to Christ Through His Word, His Music, His Prophets, and His Church—Ryan K. Eggett

3280–3290 WSC

The Importance of Jerusalem in Religious History . . . and In the Future—Jared W. Ludlow

No Class This Hour

Jesus in Gethsemane: Archaeological Perspectives Matthew J. Grey

Discovering the World of the Old Testament Matthew J. Grey

The Blessings and Power of Creativity Lisa Valentine Clark

The Gospel and Christian History, Part 1 Ronald E. Bartholomew

250 CAP

250 CAP

377 CB

342 CAP

2254 CONF

300 CAP

2258–2260 CONF

352 CAP

214 CTB

250 CAP

C215 ESC

170 CAP

Assembly Hall, HC

450 CAP

179 CAP

237 CAP

278 CAP

292 CAP

Auditorium, JSB

859 CAP

284 CAP

265 CAP

269 CAP

265 CAP

269 CAP

Concert Hall, MB

1,000 CAP

Marriott Center

19,000 CAP

138–144 RB

800 CAP

151 TNRB

344 CAP

678 CAP

440 CAP

Ballroom, WSC

1,700 CAP

Varsity, WSC

393 CAP

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TUESDAY–FRIDAY August 19–22 Concurrent Sessions

7:10–8:05 p.m.

8:30–9:25 p.m.

Understanding Media Bias, Finding Truth, and Bridging Our Differences—Julie Rose

No Class This Hour

1102 JKB

Testimony Survival G. Rick Tanner

The Agency Factor G. Rick Tanner

3108 JKB

Financial Planning Strategies for Retirees Rizek W. Housari

Become Healthy, Happy, and Whole Janis H. Rowberry

Applying Jesus Christ’s Atonement: How Does It Work? (Youth) Brandon S. Bennett

The Blessings of Christ’s Atonement (Youth) Bradley R. Wilcox

206 MARB

Becoming the Person God Intended You to Be Jonathan R. West

No Class This Hour

207 MARB

Gospel Insights and Lessons from Developments in Temple Architecture—Bridger K. Talbot

Divine Perspectives: Seeing Scripture with New Eyes Michael R. Harris

221 MARB

How to Land the Job You Love in a Tight Job Market Lawrence D. Stevenson

Scholarships at Any Age: A Simple System to Secure Scholarships Lawrence D. Stevenson

151 TNRB

Making AI Your Superpower (Yes You!) Jesse Olsen

Protecting Your Family, Identity, and Digital World: An Ethical Hacker’s Perspective—Dale Meredith

3220–3224 WSC

“Stand by My Servant Joseph” (Doctrine and Covenants 6:18): Examples of Saints Who Were Faithful . . . —Richard W. Jordan Jr.

Visions of the Eternities (D&C 76 and 138) Richard W. Jordan Jr.

Ballroom, WSC

Welcoming the Power of God and Jesus Christ into Our Lives Bradley R. Wilcox

Issues in Modern-Day America Cindy F. Kern

The United States Constitution and Religious Freedom Prepared the Way for Joseph Smith—Forrest R. Hansen

The Gospel and Christian History, Part 2 Ronald E. Bartholomew

377 CB

342 CAP

278 CAP

292 CAP

Auditorium, JSB

859 CAP

265 CAP

269 CAP

269 CAP

344 CAP

678 CAP

1,700 CAP

Varsity, WSC

393 CAP

Note: Green text represents youth classes.

Tuesday–Friday Classes 8:30–9:25 a.m.

Ryan S. Nixon Learning to Teach “By Study and by Faith”: Facilitating Classroom Discussions W-111 Benson Building (BNSN) T Asking Better Questions W Responding to Learners Th Working Toward a Goal F Inviting Learners to Act in Faith

Brian K. Chandler Understanding Emotional Health and How to Cope with the Common Human Phenomenon of Anxiety and Depression W-112 Benson Building (BNSN) T Emotional Fitness: Managing Our Mental Health W Emotional Fitness for Latter-day Saints Th How to Foster Emotional Fitness in Children and Adolescents F How to Foster Emotional Fitness in Prospective, Current, and Returned Missionaries

Emily de Schweinitz Taylor Creating Peace in Everyday Life 377 Clyde Building (CB) T The Peacemaker’s Virtuous Cycle W The Savior and Five Approaches to Conflict Th Bridging Neurodiversity Divides: Autism F Bridging Neurodiversity Divides: ADHD

Avram R. Shannon God’s Work and Glory: Pearls from the Pearl of Great Price 2254 Conference Center (CONF) T Moses Sees God’s Glory: The Glory of the Lord in Moses 1 W How to Live in God’s Glory: The Contrast Between the Two Cities of Enoch (Zion vs Secret Combinations) Th Entering into God’s Glory and Presence: Fathers, Mothers, and the Abrahamic Covenant F The Glory of God Revealed Again: Joseph Smith’s First Vision and Moroni’s Appearance

J. B. Haws, Kimberly Matheson, and Rosalynde F. Welch A Maxwell Institute Series: Disciple-scholarship and the Wonder of Scripture 2258–2260 Conference Center (CONF) T Disciple-Scholarship: Three Biographies (J B Haws) W The Wonder of Reading Scripture (Rosalynde F Welch) Th Scriptural Typology (Kimberly Matheson) F Themes in the Doctrine and Covenants (Rosalynde F Welch)

Continuing Legal Education Classes (See page 38 for details.)

214 Crabtree Building (CTB) T Recent Litigation Events, Day-to-Day Legal Challenges of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and the Role of AI in Future Compliance Efforts (David A Channer) W Building Ethical Referral Relationships (Joshua S Baron) Th Pleading Our Cause: Faith and Advocacy in the BYU Office of General Counsel (David M Andersen, Richard E Hatch, Steven M Sandberg) F Joseph Smith and the Law: Protecting the Book of Mormon (Jeffrey N Walker)

8:30 a.m.

August 19–22, 2025

BYU Medical Society Classes (No CME available. See page 39 for details.)

C215 Eyring Science Center (ESC) Th Sifting Wheat from Chaff in Medical Evidence, Part 1 (Samuel M Brown) F Community Health Outreach for People in Need (Joseph K Miner)

Scott R. Braithwaite Building Your Best Self Assembly Hall, Hinckley Center (HC) T Insights About Building Your Best Self from the Parable of the Talents W Perfectionism Is an Obstacle to Becoming Your Best Self Th What Is the Most Efficient Way for Me to Improve and Progress?

F Harnessing the Power of Habits to Become Your Best Self

Jason Harwood Creating Habits That Bring Happiness B002 Joseph F. Smith Building (JFSB) T Rejoice More: Recognizing the Goodness of God W Exercise Faith: It Helps Us See and Do More Th Be Charitable: Our Choices Reflect Our Priorities F Be Consistent: Act in All Diligence

Ryan G. Christensen, Aaron C. Eastley, Paul A. Westover Narnia for Grown-Ups B092 Joseph F. Smith Building (JFSB) T C S Lewis on Story—Plus, Introduction to Narnia (Paul A Westover) W “I Believe in Christianity as I Believe That the Sun Has Risen”: The “Narnia Code” and Experiential Enjoyment in Narnia (Aaron C Eastley) Th “Even if There Isn’t Any Narnia”: Faith, Reality, and Illusion in The Silver Chair (Ryan G Christensen) F The Term Is Over: The Holidays Have Begun: The End of Our Class, but Not the End of the Stories (Paul A Westover)

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8:30 a.m. classes (continued) Michael A. Goodman

Michael L. King

Living in the “Energy, Joy, and Power of the Holy Spirit” 1102 Jesse Knight Building (JKB) T Understanding the Who, the Roles, and the Need of the Holy Spirit W Learning to Recognize the Holy Spirit’s Presence and Influence Th More Effectively Inviting the Holy Spirit in Our Daily Life F The Power That Flows from “Always Having His Spirit to Be with Us”

Applying the Intimate Atonement of Jesus Christ in Our lives 207 Martin Building (MARB) T Jesus Christ as Our Savior W Becoming Reconciled to God Through Christ Th Receiving Power to Do Godly Works Through the Grace of Christ F Becoming One Through the Atonement of Christ

Mark A. Mathews The House of the Lord: The Unfolding Revelation of the Purpose and Power of Temples 3108 Jesse Knight Building (JKB) T “That They May Behold the Face of God” (D&C 84:23) W “Committed unto Us the Keys” (D&C 110:11) Th “That I May Reveal Mine Ordinances” (D&C 124:40) F “Three Heavens and in Order to Obtain the Highest” (D&C 131:1–2)

Joshua M. Matson The Witnesses of the Resurrection Auditorium, Joseph Smith Building (JSB) T “Jesus Met Them”: The Witnesses of the Resurrection in the New Testament Gospels W “He Shewed Himself Alive ”: The Witnesses of the Resurrection in the New Testament from Acts to Revelation and in the Book of Mormon Th “This Is the Testimony Which We Give of Him: That He Lives”: The Witnesses of the Resurrection at the Start of the Restoration (1800s) F “We Bear Testimony, as His Duly Ordained Apostles— That Jesus Is the Living Christ”: The Witnesses of the Resurrection in the Latter Days of the Restoration (1900s–2000s)

Todd D. Nebeker The Parable of the Farmer: Christlike Leadership Is Helping Others Grow 250 Spencer W. Kimball Tower (KMBL) T What We Learn About Leadership (and Life) from Some of the Best at Developing Others W Leaders Focus on Self-Awareness, Character, and Helping Others Th A Leader’s Job Is to “Activate” Others, Including Correcting When Needed F How Do You Measure Success as a Leader, and in Life?

Joseph P. Price IV Gathering the Human Family into One Family Tree: Insights from the Record Linking Lab 206 Martin Building (MARB) T Using Gathering to Help the Youth W Using Gathering to Help the Missionaries Th Using Gathering to Help Our Communities F Using Gathering to Help Our Family

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Stephanie D. Sorensen Under-Qualified Parenting: An Adventure in Grace 221 Martin Building (MARB) T Facing Your Fears in the Faith-Based Work of Family W Agency Arm Wrestle: Who’s in Control?

Th Learning-as-You-Go Parenting: Getting It Wrong and Making It Right F “Notwithstanding My Weakness”: Allowing for Divine Compensation

Jeremy K. Baird Navigating the World of Science, Healthcare, and Our Mortal Experience Through the Gospel-Based Perspective of an Emergency Physician 222 Martin Building (MARB) T Facts and First Aid for You and Your Family W How to Recognize and Defend Ourselves Against Satan’s Attacks on Our Body and Mind, Which Ultimately Affect Our Spirit Th How Will You or a Loved One Die? Preparing for How Life Might End, Especially When Considering Aging and/ or a Terminal Diagnosis F Logical Fallacies, Understanding Science, Identifying Misinformation, and the Quest for Truth

Robert W. Ferrell The Battle for Our Souls Concert Hall, Music Building (MB) T The Battle Against Contention: Facing the Real Crisis of Our Day W The Battle Against Culture: Challenging the Culture While Defending the Doctrine Th The Battle Against Goliath: Hitting the Wall of Weakness F The Victory of Connecting with Christ: Having Faith in the End of the Story

Kerry M. Muhlestein The Book of Abraham in Church History and Its Impact on the Church Main Floor, Marriott Center (MC) T The Miracle of Receiving the Book of Abraham W Translating the Book of Abraham in Kirtland Th The Book of Abraham’s Doctrinal Impact and Connections with the Kirtland Temple F The Book of Abraham’s Influence in Missouri and Nauvoo

Clark B. Hinckley

Your Journey with Christ: Following Your Loving Savior Along the Covenant Path (Youth) 138–144 Richards Building (RB) T You Have Been Reserved for Today: You Know the Resurrected Christ W You Were Worth Dying For: He Is Worth Living For Th You Are the Light of the World on Both Sides of the Veil F Life Lessons from Inspired Songs and Lyrics in the Gospel Library Youth Albums

Christopher Columbus and the Gathering of Israel Varsity, Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) T Rediscovering Christopher Columbus: Primary Sources, Modern Scholarship, and Revelation W Why Columbus Matters: The Creation of the Modern World Th Drowning in a Sea of Controversy: Christopher Columbus and Revisionist History F Christopher Columbus as a Type and a Shadow of Joseph Smith

Dennis R. Deaton

9:50–10:45 a.m.

Come unto Christ 151 Tanner Building (TNRB) T We Come unto Christ Through Exercising Faith in His Loving Promises W We Come unto Christ Through Diligently Learning of Him and from Him Th We Come unto Christ Through Mighty Prayer F We Come unto Christ Through Temple Worship—As a Liahona and a Urim and Thummim

Scott C. Marsh More Money Than You’ll Ever Need: Living an Abundant Life 3220–3224 Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) T More Money Than You Will Ever Need: Spontaneous Accumulation W Million-Dollar Choices: Small Daily Choices, Lifetime Financial Miracles Th The Science of Generational Prosperity: Multiplying Prosperity in Marriage and Families F Perpetual Bullet-Proof Income: A Timely Masterclass in Lifetime Investment Stability and Growth

Kristen Walker Smith Made for This: The Prophetically Proclaimed Role of Women in Raising a Sin-Resistant Generation 3280–3290 Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) T Women of the Church: Saved “For Such a Time as This” W Becoming Women Who Teach Fearlessly Th Becoming Women Who Can Detect and Protect Youth from Dangerous Trends F Becoming Women Who Call Upon the Powers of Heaven and Know the Power of the Temple Endowment

Curtis L. Jacobs The Second Coming and Millennial Reign of the Lord Ballroom, Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) T The Lord to His Saints W The Battle of Armageddon Th Signs Are All Around Us F The Millennium: The Earth Rests

9:50 a.m.

Brian G. Andre

Erin E. Measom Supporting Student Success: Empowering Success— A Parent’s Guide to Supporting Student Achievement W-111 Benson Building (BNSN) T Fostering Resilience and a Growth Mindset in Students W Master the Study Session: Effective Study Techniques for Success Th Empowering Your Learner: Using Coaching Techniques to Support Student Growth F Cultivating Emotional Intelligence and Stress Management

David T. Morgan Understanding Mental Health W-112 Benson Building (BNSN) T Understanding Mental Health: Validating the Feelings W Understanding Mental Health: Recognizing the Thoughts Th Understanding Mental Health: Debunking the Myths F Understanding Mental Health: Applying the Solutions

Krista Isaacson, Travis Isaacson, Courtney Nelson Jorgensen Enhancing Personal and Family Gospel Study Using the Gospel Library App 377 Clyde Building (CB) T Enhance Your Gospel Study by Personalizing Your Gospel Library App (Krista and Travis Isaacson) W Enhance Your Gospel Study by Using the Tools of the Gospel Library App (Krista and Travis Isaacson) Th Enhance Your Gospel Study with a Deep Dive into the Gospel Library App (Krista and Travis Isaacson) F Beyond Gospel Library: Leadership Tools You Might Be Missing (Courtney Nelson Jorgensen)

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9:50 a.m. classes (continued) Avram R. Shannon

Jason Harwood

Kingship, Anointing, and Messiahship in the New Testament and Restoration 2254 Conference Center (CONF) T Messiahship in the New Testament Had Old Testament Roots W In the Time of the New Testament, Messiah Meant King Th According to the Scriptures, the Purpose of the Covenant Path Is to Make Us into a Kingdom of Priests F The Book of Revelation Teaches That God Will Continue to Make His People Kings and Queens, Priests and Priestesses

The Doctrine and Covenants Is Exciting!

B002 Joseph F. Smith Building (JFSB) T The Worth of Souls Is Exciting!

W Learning a Pattern of Personal Revelation Is Exciting!

Th Being Called to Serve Is Exciting!

F Putting on the Armor of God Is Exciting!

Jason R. Combs After the Apostles: Christianity in the Second Through Sixth Centuries AD 2258–2260 Conference Center (CONF) T How We Got Our Bible: The Formation and Survival of the New Testament W The Nature of God: The Trinity in Ancient Christian Councils and Creeds Th “The Blood of the Martyrs Is the Seed of the Church”: The Persecution of Ancient Christians F Ancient Christian Apocryphal Texts: Reimagining the Old and New Testaments in the Second Century and Beyond Continuing Legal Education Classes (See page 38 for details.)

214 Crabtree Building (CTB) W A Legislative and Management History of the U S Health Care System (Eileen Doyle Crane) F Data Privacy in the AI Era: A Complex Tango (Manal Z Hall) BYU Medical Society Classes (No CME available. See page 39 for details.)

C215 Eyring Science Center (ESC) Th “O Say What Is Truth”: Sifting Wheat from Chaff in Medical Evidence, Part 2 (Samuel M Brown) F Mission Possible: How Senior Missionaries for Medical, Dental, and Mental Health Become Answers to Prayers (Elder Michael B Strong and Panel)

Scott R. Braithwaite Building a Strong Marriage Assembly Hall, Hinckley Center (HC) T Knowing Your Enemy: What Patterns Are Toxic to Marriage?

W Building Safety and Connection Through Communication Th How Can We Manage Solvable and Unsolvable Problems?

F How Can We Not Just Endure, but Thrive

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Angela Wentz Faulconer, David A. Jensen, Katharina A. Paxman Faith, Philosophy, and Contemporary Culture B092 Joseph F. Smith Building (JFSB) T Defending Against Moral Relativism (David A Jensen) W Medical Ethics, “Playing God,” and the Illusion of Control (Angela Wentz Faulconer) Th Intellectual Empathy and Discipleship in a Pluralistic Society (Katharina A Paxman) F What a Philosopher Thinks About AI (Artificial Intelligence) (David A Jensen)

Michael A. Goodman Thriving—What Science and the Restored Gospel Teach Us 1102 Jesse Knight Building (JKB) T Thriving—Physical/Mental/Spiritual/Relational WellBeing and Their Challenges W Combining the Best of Science with Prophetic Priorities to Find Keys to Thriving Th Prophetic Priorities and Associated Practices’ Significant Impact on Thriving, Part 1 F Prophetic Priorities and Associated Practices’ Significant Impact on Thriving, Part 2

Jeff R. Segelke Maximizing Retirement Income 3108 Jesse Knight Building (JKB) T Social Security: How to Maximize Your Benefit W Creating Income in Retirement Th Guaranteed Income in Retirement F Tax Reduction = More Income in Retirement

Joseph W. Grenny Life Skills and Principles for Crucial Times Auditorium, Joseph Smith Building (JSB) T Skills for Succeeding in Your Most Crucial Conversations, Part 1 W Skills for Succeeding in Your Most Crucial Conversations, Part 2 Th Crucial Principles for Helping Those Struggling with Addiction F Gospel Principles for Despairing Members of Imperfect Families

Alan V. Brown

Eight Practices to Strengthen Your Teaching Ability 250 Spencer W. Kimball Tower (KMBL) T Practice Time Management to Create Room for the Holy Ghost in Class W Trust in the Curriculum and Your Preparation to Avoid Trying to “Cover” Material Th Learn to Write Useful Questions and Deal with Student Responses F Trust in Your Students as You Teach Them to Rely More on the Savior

The Wonder of Human Language: A Divine Gift and Powerful Tool 222 Martin Building (MARB) T Human Language: A Divine Gift and Complex Skill Shared by All Humankind W Child Language Acquisition: A Perfect Harmony of Nature and Nurture Th Second Language Learning: Becoming Like a Little Child F Language in Society: The Tower of Babel Experiment

Samuel L. Payne How Developing a Family Culture of Storytelling Can Help Build Faith, Hope, Testimony, and Connections Between Generations 206 Martin Building (MARB) T Turn the Heart of the Fathers to the Children W The Light at Our Backs Th Tell Me the Stories of Jesus F Putting the Family in Family Stories

Michael L. King Isaiah: The Lord Will Fulfill His Covenant 207 Martin Building (MARB) T What Is the Covenant and Isaiah’s Tapestry of How God Intends to Fulfill His Word?

W Christ’s Role in Redeeming the Dead Th “I Will Make All My Mountains a Way” F I Will Raise Up My Standard Among the Gentiles

William F. Atkin, Elizabeth A. Clark, Steven T. Collis, Blaine H. Evanson Understanding Religious Freedom 221 Martin Building (MARB) T What the Supreme Court Is Saying About Religious Freedom (Blaine H Evanson) W International Challenges to Religious Freedom (William F Atkin) Th Answering Questions About Religious Freedom: A Guide for the Confused (Elizabeth A Clark) F What Religious Freedom Can Teach Us About Peacemaking (Steven T Collis)

9:50 a.m.

Scott H. Knecht

David A. Christensen Joseph Smith and the Living Prophets: Doctrines of Eternal Life Concert Hall, Music Building (MB) T Our Heavenly Father and His Eternal Existence W Latter-day Revelation Sheds Added Light on the Need to Understand and Use the Doctrine Concerning Our Heavenly Father Th The Eternal Significance of the Prophet Joseph Smith’s Teaching That We Must “Learn How to Be Gods Yourselves” F The Doctrine of Salvation of Little Children as Taught by the Prophet Joseph Smith, the Scriptures, and the Living Prophets, Is a Doctrine of Eternal Life

Kerry M. Muhlestein Surviving and Thriving in the Last Days Main Floor, Marriott Center (MC) T Knowing the Signs of the Times W Signs of the Times (continued), and the Abomination of Desolation, Past and Future Th The Gathering of Israel F Battles of the Last Days

Angela L. Meyers Tune Up Your Faith, Power Up Your Life (Youth) 138–144 Richards Building (RB) T All In for Him: Whole Heart, Whole Life, No Holding Back W Power Up Your Life: The Mighty Change Th Flaxen Cords, Holy Habits, and Small and Simple Things F I Will Go! I Will Do!

Dennis R. Deaton Overcoming Satan’s Ploys in the Latter Days 151 Tanner Building (TNRB) T Ye Were Also in the Beginning with the Father W The Biggest Lies You’ll Ever Hear Are in Your Head, Masquerading as Your Own Thoughts Th Defeating Fear, Doubt, and Discouragement F Believing in a God of Miracles

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9:50 a.m. classes (continued) Scott C. Marsh Million-Dollar Choices: Empowering a Lifetime of Maximum Personal Choice 3220–3224 Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) T The Science of Personal Prosperity: Three Intelligences— Behavioral, Financial, and Community W Seven Financial Profiles That Accelerate Prosperity Th Ten Investments and Innovations That Can Change Your Life the Most in the Next Ten Years F Seven Great Financial Discoveries of All Time: Twelve Ageless Seeds of Prosperity

Kenneth L. Alford

11:10 a.m.–12:05 p.m.

Stephan D. Taeger Answering Difficult Issues with the Book of Mormon W-111 Benson Building (BNSN) W Lehi’s Dream: How Can I Find Authentic Happiness?

Th King Benjamin’s Speech: How Can I Overcome Excessive Guilt?

F The Savior’s Visit to the Nephites: How Can I Experience the Presence of God?

David T. Morgan

Old Testament Insights 3280–3290 Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) T Genesis to Deuteronomy—An Overview W Joshua to Job—An Overview Th Psalms to Isaiah—An Overview F Jeremiah to Malachi—An Overview

Raising Resilient Children W-112 Benson Building (BNSN) W Raising Resilient Children: Working with Young and Preadolescent Children Th Raising Resilient Children: Working with Adolescent Children F Raising Resilient Children: Working with Adult Children

Curtis L. Jacobs

Suzanne Sawyer-Espinoza

Understanding the Spirit World Ballroom, Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) T Our Next Estate W The Savior’s Ministry to the Spirit World: His Message and Mission Th Conditions, Places, or States of Being: Who Goes Where in the Spirit World F Fulfilling the Promises Made to the Fathers: Death Is Not the End, but a Continuing

Your Mental Makeover: Helping Your Brain Work—Even an Aging, ADHD, or Just Plain Stressed-Out Brain 377 Clyde Building (CB) W Stressed and Overwhelmed? Strategies to Simplify Your Life and Reduce That Mental Load Th Isn’t It About Time? Strategies to Stop Procrastinating and Improve Time Management F “O Remember, Remember”: Strategies to Improve Memory and Attention

Debbie Bastian, Me’Chel Musgrave, Lori Hales Parker (Heartbound)

Lynne Hilton Wilson

The Answer Is Always Jesus Varsity, Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) T Laugh More, Stress Less, Trust God W Grow Through What You Go Through Th Being Bold Witnesses F Rejoice: The Atonement of Christ Covers Everything

Learning the Language of the Lord 2254 Conference Center (CONF) W Understanding the Spirit’s Voice: A Refresher Course in Our Mother Tongue Th How to Keep Knocking When Heaven’s Doors Seem Closed F How to Distinguish the Spirit’s Inspiration from My Own Thoughts

Steven Eastmond Learning How to Forgive 2258–2260 Conference Center (CONF) W What Forgiveness Is and What It Is Not Th Forgiving the Offense, Healing the Hurt F Forgiveness and the Atonement: Justice Versus Mercy Continuing Legal Education Classes (See page 38 for details.)

214 Crabtree Building (CTB) W News Flash! Lawyers Can Be of “Strong Faith and a Firm Mind in Every Form of Godliness” (David D Garner and Amy G Larsen) Th A History of Tariffs in Three Parts (Clifford F Blair) F Sacred Trusts: Turning Law into Love Through Inspired Estate Planning (Klea D Harris)

BYU Medical Society Classes (No CME available. See page 39 for details.)

C215 Eyring Science Center (ESC) Th Black Boxes and Bright Futures: The Potential Role for AI in Clinical Care (Matthew B Morgan) F Mystery in Medicine: Returning a Sense of the Sacred to the Healer’s Art (Tyler P Johnson)

Jack S. Marshall

Taylor-Grey E. Miller, Katharina A. Paxman, Nathan J. Rockwood Faith and Philosophy B002 Joseph F. Smith Building (JFSB) W More to Question, More to Believe: Philosophy and Testimony (Katharina A Paxman) Th Joseph Smith and the Evidential Problem of Evil (Taylor-Grey E Miller) F “Knowing” the Book of Mormon Is True (Nathan J Rockwood)

Juliana Chapman, Marlene H. Esplin, J. Scott Miller My Five Best B092 Joseph F. Smith Building (JFSB) W My Five Best—Medieval Christian Poems (Juliana Chapman) Th Five Reasons Why Reading Translated Literature Will Change Your Life (Marlene H Esplin) F Five Great Reads (J Scott Miller)

Larry C. Walters Establishing Zion: Foundations for a Millennial Society 1102 Jesse Knight Building (JKB) W Historical Perspectives Th Foundation Principles and Practices F Governance in Zion

Jeff R. Segelke Investing Strategies for Today 3108 Jesse Knight Building (JKB) W Investing 101: Understand What You Own, the Risks, and the Fees Th Invest Like the Pros: Learn How Pensions and Endowments Invest F Safe Money Strategies for Your Retirement and Savings

I Will Walk with Jesus Auditorium, Joseph Smith Building (JSB) W I Will Walk with Jesus—Finding Greater Wisdom, Truth, and Love Th I Will Trust in Jesus—Finding Real Strength in His Power F Walking with Jesus—My Heart Forever Changed

Darryl R. Haslam Finding Peace and Resilience in a Stressful World Through Christ 250 Spencer W. Kimball Tower (KMBL) W “My Peace I Leave with You”: Increasing Your Emotional Resilience Through Christ Th Spiritual and Psychological Perspectives in Dealing with Mental Health Challenges F The Balm of Gilead: Keys to Emotional Healing and Forgiving Others Who Have Hurt Us

11:10 a.m.

Navigating the Last Days: The Gospel of Christ Is Not Assurance Against Challenges—It’s a Divine Resource During Challenges Assembly Hall, Hinckley Center (HC) W The Second Coming: What the Book of Mormon and President Russell M Nelson Are Teaching to Help Prepare Us Th Prophets See Around Corners: Latter-Day Prophecies and Their Fulfillment F The Light of Christ: By This We Shall See All Things

Tyler J. Griffin

Devin R. and Lisa Ashby The Healing Power of Writing: The Role of AI, Patterns in Scripture, Tell Your Story 206 Martin Building (MARB) W The Need for Caution when Using AI to Help Write Your Family Story Th Patterns in Scripture F Tell Your Story

Heidi A. Smith and Michael L. King Connecting with Heaven 207 Martin Building (MARB) W Connecting with Heaven Through Vertical Scripture Study Th See the Face of God and Live: Connecting with Heaven Through Priesthood Power F Connecting with Heaven by Connecting with Others

Gaylamarie G. Rosenberg Feeling Close and Connected in Marriage 221 Martin Building (MARB) W Communicating More Effectively Th Resolving Differences F Building Healthy Relationship Habits and Patterns

Scott L. Howell Helping You and Your Loved Ones Prepare to Serve Missions 222 Martin Building (MARB) W Getting to Know the New Editions of Preach My Gospel (2023) and Missionary Preparation Student Manual (CES, 11/2024) Th What Does Being a Missionary in the Digital Age Mean?

F Missionary Work the “Natural and Normal” Way

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11:10 a.m. classes (continued) Connie E. Sokol

Stephen K. Hunsaker

Talk-by-Talk, President Russell M. Nelson’s Messages: You Are the Women He Foresaw! Becoming Covenant Women of Influence Concert Hall, Music Building (MB) W Covenant Faith: “What Would You Do if You Had More Faith?”

Th Covenant Purpose: The Influence of Women F Covenant Focus: “God Is a God of Miracles”

“For God Hath Not Given Us the Spirit of Fear:” Recognizing, Understanding, and Overcoming Our Fears 3220–3224 Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) W Understanding the Unexpected Ways Fear Can Control Our Lives Th Getting to the Root of Our Fear-Based Beliefs F Moving from an Internal State of Fear to an Internal State of Love

Elder Gerrit W. Gong

of the Quorum of the Twelve

Devotional Address Tuesday, August 19 Marriott Center (MC) 11:10 a.m.–12:05 p.m.

Jared M. Halverson Gathering Scattered Sheep Wednesday, Main Floor, Marriott Center (MC)

Kristin M. Yee, Second Counselor, Relief Society General Presidency A Message from the Second Counselor in the Relief Society General Presidency Thursday, Main Floor, Marriott Center (MC)

David J. Wunderli, First Counselor, Young Men General Presidency Gifts of the Rising Generation and the Gathering of Israel Friday, Main Floor, Marriott Center (MC)

Olivia Lyman Jewell Beyond Ordinances Ready: Discovering Your Work on “the Other Side” of the Veil and the Incredible Blessings Available (Youth) 138–144 Richards Building (RB) W Beyond Ordinances Ready: Understanding My Role in Temple and Family History Th Beyond Ordinances Ready: Untangling the Knots to Find Your Own Names F Beyond Ordinances Ready: Memories and Memory Keeping

Lyle J. Burrup Calming the “Perfect Storms” of Depression and Anxiety and Creating the Sunny Weather of Authentic Happiness 151 Tanner Building (TNRB) W Understanding what Causes the “Perfect Storms” of Depression and Anxiety Th Calming the “Perfect Storms” of Depression and Anxiety F You Too Can Experience the Sunny Weather of Authentic Happiness, if You Know How

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Kenneth L. Alford Exciting Church History Stories 3280–3290 Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) W The Church and the American Civil War Th The Church and the Utah War (1857–1858) F The First Four Latter-day Saint Chaplains

Casey P. Griffiths and Scott C. Woodward Navigating Challenging Issues in Church History Ballroom, Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) W Introduction to the Gospel Topics Essays and First Vision Accounts Th Book of Mormon Translation F Understanding Plural Marriage in Kirtland, Nauvoo, and Utah

Debbie Bastian, Me’Chel Musgrave, Lori Hales Parker (Heartbound) Music Connects Us to God Varsity, Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) W Jesus Loves Music Th Christ Makes the Impossible, Possible F When Life Feels Heavy: From Broken to Whole

12:30–1:25 p.m.

Stephan D. Taeger Finding Jesus Christ in the Book of Mark W-111 Benson Building (BNSN) T Mark 1–4: What Kind of Messiah? (Part 1) W Mark 5–7: What Kind of Messiah? (Part 2) Th Mark 8–10: Coming to Clarity About the Mission of the Messiah F Mark 11–16: The Final Hours of the Savior’s Mortal Ministry

Heidi M. Whittaker

Lani O. Hilton

Tips and Techniques for Parents of Children with Neurodiversities W-112 Benson Building (BNSN) T Resilience Is Essential for Children and Parents W Ten Parenting Tips Every Parent of a Child with Neurodiversities Should Know Th Accessing Resources for Your Child That You “Didn’t Know You Needed to Know” at School, Church, and in Your Community F Seven Signs and Fixes of Parenting Burnout: Hope, Healing, and Help

A Christ-Centered Easter Season: Reflective, Joyful, and Memorable B002 Joseph F. Smith Building (JFSB) T Holy Week: Palm Sunday, the Woman Jesus Asked to Be Remembered, the Last Supper, and Opportunities for Worship W Interactive Ideas to Learn and Feel the Events of Good/Holy/Atoning Friday, Including the Seven Final Statements of Jesus on the Cross Th Easter Sunday and the Weeks Following: Extending the Easter Season F A Book of Mormon Easter for You or Your Family

Matthew C. Godfrey

Lynne Hilton Wilson Women in Scripture: Uncovering the Unsung Heroines 2254 Conference Center (CONF) T Unsung Heroines in the Doctrine and Covenants W Unsung Heroines in the Book of Mormon Th Unsung Heroines in the New Testament F Unsung Heroines in the Old Testament

Steven Eastmond Marriage Matters: Igniting, Repairing, or Strengthening Healthy Connection in Your Marriage 2258–2260 Conference Center (CONF) T Loving and Feeling Loved: Speaking More Than Five Love Languages in Your Marriage W The Art of Communication: Helping One Another to Really Get the Message Th Conflict Resolution: Learning to Disagree Without a Fight F Matters of Intimacy: Strengthening Emotional, Spiritual, and Physical Intimacy

Jack S. Marshall Establishing and Maintaining an Immovable Testimony Assembly Hall, Hinckley Center (HC) T Establishing and Maintaining an Immovable Testimony W The Book of Mormon: A Modern-Day Liahona Th Feeling Heavenly Father’s Abundant Love Through Temple Worship F Prophets See Around Corners: Isaiah’s Prophecies About the Book of Mormon

Elizabeth H. Donakey, Kenneth J. Hartvigsen, Philipp B. Malzl, James R. Swensen Finding Christ in Inspiring Art B092 Joseph F. Smith Building (JFSB) T Look, See, Behold: Increasing Spiritual Understanding Through Visual Literacy (James R Swensen) W Finding the Savior in Unexpected Places: Spiritual Experiences with Modern and Contemporary Art (Kenneth J Hartvigsen) Th Slow Looking: The Art of Making Meaningful Connections (Elizabeth H Donakey) F Here, There, and Everywhere: Finding Christ at the BYU Museum of Art (Philipp B Malzl)

12:30 p.m.

Getting Real with Spiritual Challenges 377 Clyde Building (CB) T He Knows Your Name W Seeking and Getting Revelation Th Maintaining Faith in Times of Difficulty F Seeing Jesus Christ in Your Life

Brian G. Andre Jesus’s Last Words and Miracles: Powerful Guidance from Our Courageous Savior 1102 Jesse Knight Building (JKB) T “Knowest Thou the Condescension of God?”: Coming Down to Lift Us Up W A Joyful Judgment Day: Devout Disciples, Lulavs, Olive Oil, a Widow, and Some Sheep Th All for Love: The Atonement of Our Courageous Savior F Jesus Overcame Death for Me: Now I Can Overcome Life with Him

Tyler K. Williamson Mastering Retirement: Strategies for Financial Security 3108 Jesse Knight Building (JKB) T Social Security Strategies for Those Nearing or in Retirement W Retirement Tax and Charitable Giving Strategies Th Social Security Strategies for Those Nearing or in Retirement (Repeat) F Retirement Tax and Charitable Giving Strategies (Repeat)

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12:30 p.m. classes (continued) Tyler J. Griffin and I. Daniel Smith

Jennifer Yorgason Thatcher

Bringing Jesus’s Jerusalem to Life Through 3D Models Auditorium, Joseph Smith Building (JSB) T Visualizing Jerusalem and the Pools of Bethesda and Siloam W Visualizing the Temple at the Time of Jesus Th Visualizing Palm Sunday, the Last Supper, and the Garden of Gethsemane F Visualizing the Trial, Crucifixion, and the Resurrection of Jesus Christ

Powerful Truths and Strategies to Live an Abundant Single Life 222 Martin Building (MARB) T More Peace, Purpose, Dating and Fun! W Compelling Insights on Virtue, Love, Intimacy, and Your Future Marriage Th “Must-Knows” for Steady Dating, Break-Ups, and the Marriage Decision F Priesthood for Men and Women: Greater Understanding, Access, and Daily Power

Darryl R. Haslam Becoming More Christlike Through Managing Your Hurt or Upset Emotions in Your Close Relationships 250 Spencer W. Kimball Tower (KMBL) T Captivity Versus Freedom—Understanding an Overlooked Factor That Keeps You from Being More Christlike in Your Mortal Relationships W O Be Wise: How Hurt Emotions Block You from Being Christlike in the Heat of Family Conflict Th Keys to Being Kinder and Calmer During Heated Family Interactions F Recognizing and Dealing with Your Emotional Triggers in Your Close Relationships and How to Communicate in More Heart-Centered Ways

Alice Childs Researching Early Latter-day Saint Ancestors 206 Martin Building (MARB) T Early Latter-day Saint Records from New York to Salt Lake City W Researching Early Latter-day Saint Immigrant Ancestors Th Writing About Your Early Latter-day Saint Ancestors F Proving Your Early Latter-day Saint Pedigree with DNA

Joel Richards and Clint E. Udy Mormon Pioneers: Heroes, Lessons, and Locations Along the Trail 207 Martin Building (MARB) T Trails, Rails, and Sails: Who the Pioneers Were and How They Made Their Journey to the Valley of the Great Salt Lake W Traveling Along the Platte and Sweetwater Rivers Th “For Some Must Push and Some Must Pull”: Mormon Handcart Companies F The Rescuers, Brigham Young Express Riders, and Down and Backers

Gaylamarie G. Rosenberg Our Savior from Self-Doubt 221 Martin Building (MARB) T Overcoming Self-Doubt and Negative Mental Chatter (Self-Talk) W Overcoming Self-Doubt and Fear of Not Being Enough Th Overcoming Self-Doubt and Comparisons with Others F Parents’ Handbook: Helping a Family Member Overcome Self-Doubt

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Kenneth M. Cope What I Want My Children to Understand About the Father’s Plan of Happiness Concert Hall, Music Building (MB) T All of You Are Children of the Most High W Purposefully and Intentionally Fallen—Right Where the Father Wanted Us Th Lamb of God—The Sacrifice of Elohim F Jesus Christ—From the Beginning of the Father’s Work to the End

Anthony R. Sweat Christ of the Doctrine and Covenants Main Floor, Marriott Center (MC) T The Character of Christ in the Doctrine and Covenants W The Teachings of Christ in the Doctrine and Covenants Th The Commands of Christ in the Doctrine and Covenants F The Promises of Christ in the Doctrine and Covenants

John G. Bytheway Scriptural Themes for Youth, Part 1 (Youth) 138–144 Richards Building (RB) T “Ask of God” (James 1:5) W “Come unto Christ” (Moroni 10:32) Th “Embark in the Service of God” (D&C 4:2) F “Learn of Me, and Listen to My Words” (D&C 19:23)

B. J. Allen The Compensating Power of Christ: How Christ’s Atonement Rights the Wrongs of an Unfair World and Imperfect People 151 Tanner Building (TNRB) T What Is Christ’s Compensating Power?

W How Christ Compensates Us for Our Own Imperfections Th How Christ Compensates Others for Our Imperfections F How Christ Compensates Us for the Imperfections of Others and the World

Justin M. Collings Rediscovering George Washington’s Constitution 3220–3224 Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) T George Washington and the Making of the American People W George Washington and the Limits of Power Th George Washington and Individual Liberties F George Washington, Civic Virtue, and the Rule of Law

Randy M. and Tana S. Page Eating, Cooking, and Living in the Mediterranean Way 3280–3290 Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) T Mediterranean Diet, Blue Zones, and the Word of Wisdom W Extra Virgin Olive Oil (EVOO): The Liquid Gold of the Mediterranean Diet Th Off the Beaten Path: Finding the Mediterranean Way of Life in Greece F Off the Beaten Path: Finding the Mediterranean Way of Life in (Southern) Italy

Justin B. Peatross and Michael J. Ware Physics and the Cosmos: All Things Denote There Is a God Varsity, Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) T How Big-Bang Cosmology Surprised Scientists W A Universe That Permits Our Physical Existence Th How Earth Is Uniquely Well-Suited for Life F Science and Religion: How the Judeo-Christian Worldview Shapes Our Understanding of the Universe

Terryl L. Givens A Maxwell Institute Series: Re-Visioning Christian History as Informed by a Latter-day Saint Perspective W-111 Benson Building (BNSN) T Defining Love W Body, Parts, and Passions Th Human Origins and Human Futures F The Scope of Love

Bruce Chang Strengthening the Rising Generation in the Latter Days W-112 Benson Building (BNSN) T Raising a Prodigal Son Through the Atonement of Jesus Christ W Helping Our Returned Missionary Adjust and Progress in the Savior’s Way Th How to Strengthen Family in the Fight Against Pornography F Gospel Approach to Strengthening Our Children Through Mental Health Challenges

I. Daniel Smith Finding Symbols of Christ in the Ancient Jewish Rituals and Feasts 377 Clyde Building (CB) T Finding Symbols of Christ in the Tabernacle of Moses W Finding Symbols of Christ in the Garments of the High Priest Th Finding Symbols of Christ in the Passover and in the Events of Holy Week F Finding Symbols of Christ in the Day of Atonement and the Feast of Tabernacles

1:50 p.m.

Donald W. Parry The Lord’s Angels: Messengers of Love, Instruction, and Warning Ballroom, Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) T What Are Angels, and Why Are They So Important in the Last Days?

W Angels: Messengers of Love and Truth Th Ministering Angels: Attending to Spiritual and Temporal Needs F Angels: Protectors and Messengers of Warning

1:50–2:45 p.m.

Debi Gilmore Conquering Your Inner Critic: Achieving Personal Peace and Healthy Relationships 2254 Conference Center (CONF) T Your Inner Critic: A Barrier to Fulfilling Relationships with Self, Others, and God W The Cycle of the Inner Critic: How It Fuels Self-Doubt, Blocks Personal Growth, and Damages Relationships Th Conquering Your Inner Critic: How to Identify, Cultivate, and Strengthen Your Authentic Self F How to Sustain and Preserve Self-Confidence, Empower Healthier Relationships, and Build Spiritual and Emotional Strength

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1:50 p.m. classes (continued) Uwe R. Kackstaetter

Nathaniel S. and Tenille Cannon

“All Things Denote There Is a God”: How the Geosciences Testify of the Restoration, the Book of Mormon, and the Gospel of Jesus Christ 2258–2260 Conference Center (CONF) T The Lord Knows What He Is Doing: A Supervolcano, the Restoration, and Lessons for Our Own Lives W How Did the Prophet Joseph Get It Right? The Testimony of Cataclysmic Events Described in the Book of Mormon Th More Than One Witness: “A Vapor of Darkness” and Ancient Native “Skyfall” and “Great Darkness” Myths and Legends F When Metals, Minerals, Gems, and Rocks Testify of Him: The High Priest’s Breastplate, Glowing Stones, the Temple, and the City of Heaven

A Toolbox for Enriching Our Gospel Teaching and Learning B002 Joseph F. Smith Building (JFSB) T Tools for Framing to Build Gospel Understanding W Tools for Defining to Sharpen Scriptural Clarity Th Tools for Contextualizing to Survey the Scriptural Landscape F Tools for Connecting to Bridge Scriptures and Principles

Continuing Legal Education Classes (See page 38 for details.)

214 Crabtree Building (CTB) T Child Trafficking in America: Protecting Children from the World’s Largest Crime Scene (Tyson J McCoy) W It Is NOT the “Proposal” That Counts but the “Happily Ever After” When Applying for a Green Card (Kim Buhler-Thomas) Th U S Postal Service: Its Structure, Powers, Current Litigation, and Other Interesting Facts (Leigh K Bonds) BYU Medical Society Classes (No CME available. See page 39 for details.)

C215 Eyring Science Center (ESC) Th “Over the Bed of Birth and Death”: Midwives in Nineteenth-Century Utah (Anne R Berryhill and Michelle Graabek-Wallace) F Burning in the Bosom and Electricity in the Brain: Neuroscience of Spirituality (Rebekka Matheson)

Matthew B. Morgan The Human Body: An Owner’s Manual for Occupants Assembly Hall, Hinckley Center (HC) T Premium Fuel Required: From Living to Eat to Eating to Live W Revving Your Engine: How to Turn Exercise into a Fountain of Youth Th Give It a Rest: How to Make Sleep Your Superpower F A Peek Under the Hood: An Inside Look at When Body Systems Break Down

Troy L. Cox, Julie A. Damron, Peter D. Leman, Rex P. Nielson Nations, Kindreds, Tongues, and Peoples: Understanding Cultures from Around the World B092 Joseph F. Smith Building (JFSB) T Failing Forward: Strategies for Learning a New Language (Troy L Cox) W Understanding the Cultures of Those Who Speak Portuguese (Rex P Nielson) Th Understanding the Cultures of Uganda (Peter D Leman) F Understanding the Cultures of Those Who Speak Korean (Julie A Damron)

James A. Goldberg, Lisa Olsen Tait, and Amber C. Taylor Carry On: Timeless Messages from the Church’s New History of the Young Women Organization 1102 Jesse Knight Building (JKB) T Bridging Generation Gaps (James A Goldberg and Lisa Olsen Tait) W The Serious Business of Having Fun (Lisa Olsen Tait and Amber C Taylor) Th Building Skills: Preparing and Empowering Young Women for Their Futures (James A Goldberg and Amber C Taylor) F The Young Women Experience in Context (Lisa Olsen Tait)

V. Matt Krebs Medicare Confidence: Use a Research Mindset to Evaluate Choices 3108 Jesse Knight Building (JKB) T Groundwork: Applying Research Principles to Medicare Choices W Choice 1: How and When Should I Register for Medicare?

Th Choice 2: Which, if Any, Supplement Option Fits My Situation?

F Choice 3: Should I Change My Coverage?

Tyler P. Johnson Finding Faith and Meaning Amid Suffering Auditorium, Joseph Smith Building (JSB) T Why Do We Suffer?

W The Godly Response to Suffering Th How Are We to Respond to Suffering?

F God Has Given Us Covenant Christian Communities to Buoy Us Up in Times of Trial

Elaine Brewster

Aaron D. Franklin

Everyone Can Sing: Making Sense of Notes and Symbols in the Hymns 250 Spencer W. Kimball Tower (KMBL) T Music Brings You Home: Recognizing the Difference Between Pitches and How the Melody Returns “Home” W Music Gives Landmarks: Knowing How the Bass Supports All the Other Voice Parts Th Music Is Being Best Friends: Learning How the Alto Harmonizes and the Framework for Sightreading F Music Is Filigree and Fancy: Finding Out Why Tenors Think They Have the Best Part

What Is Truth? Navigating a World of Faith, Science, and Noise Concert Hall, Music Building (MB) T Boundaries of Truth: Who Knows What from Where, and How? W Navigating the Exciting, Scary, Powerful, and Frustrating Developments in Artificial Intelligence (AI) Th How to Know What Is True F “Is Not This Real?”: How to Know That You Know

Laura E. Cutler

Kenneth G. Gibson “And Ye Are to Be Taught from On High” 207 Martin Building (MARB) T “God Is Light”: How to Seek Increased Light and Where to Find It W Living by the Spirit: How to Receive Enlightened Daily Guidance Th Receiving Personal Revelation: How to Seek and Receive Individual Instruction from the Lord F Prophetic Priorities: How to Personalize the Messages We Receive from the Lord’s Anointed

Kevan L. Gurr Insights into Embracing Priesthood Power and Authority 221 Martin Building (MARB) T Insights on Priesthood Power W Insights on Priesthood Power in the Home Th Insights on Priesthood Authority F Insights on Priesthood Keys

Jan J. Martin The Book of Mormon: A Guide to Healing from Fraught Family Relationships 222 Martin Building (MARB) T Understanding Lehi’s Imperfect and Sometimes Contentious Family W Nephi Navigating Family Problems with Clear Communication and Humble Apology Th How Nephi Worked Through Family-Related Pain and Suffering F How Nephi Accepted Help from Others and Set Healthy Boundaries

Joyfully Preparing for the Savior’s Return Main Floor, Marriott Center (MC) T Your Personal Restoration W Prophetic Principles of Power—President Russell M Nelson’s Legacy Th Treasuring the Temple F Come unto Jesus

Madison Y. Blonquist, Janalee Emmer, Miri Kim, and Isaac O. King Reflections of the Soul: Artistic Inspiration at the Museum of Art 260 Museum of Art (MOA) T Envisioning the Latter Days: Come, Follow Me and the MOA’s Collection (Janalee Emmer) W The Sense of Beauty: Highlights from the Museo de Arte de Ponce (Miri Kim) Th Crossing the Divide: Spiritual Connections in the BYU Museum of Art’s American Collection (Isaac King) F Earthbound and Heavenward: Religious Exhibition Sneak Peek (Madison Blonquist)

1:50 p.m.

Using Technology to Connect with Family 206 Martin Building (MARB) T Using Artificial Intelligence to Appreciate Your Family History W Understanding and Effectively Collaborating over the Internet Th Understanding Computer Security F Using Technology to Connect with Remote Family

Scott L. Anderson

John G. Bytheway Scriptural Themes for Youth, Part 2 (Youth) 138–144 Richards Building (RB) T You Are Unique, Irreplaceable, Priceless W The Main Thing Is Eyes on Jesus Christ Th Tactics of Spiritual Identity Thieves F Weed Your Spirit, Grow Your Testimony

Crystal Bowman Shepherding Your Child in a Sex-Saturated World 151 Tanner Building (TNRB) T Understanding the Dangers of Our Digital Age: Becoming an Expert to Protect Your Home W Understanding and Teaching Sex from a Shame-Free Approach Th Being a Digital Mentor: Helping Your Child Avoid and Resist the Lure of Pornography F Building a Deeper Relationship with Your Children So They Will Listen

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1:50 p.m. classes (continued) Randal A. Wright

Joseph M. Spencer

Grandparenting with Purpose: Helping Build Strength and Resilience in Grandchildren 3220–3224 Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) T Intentional Grandparenting: Cultivating Meaningful Connections Lasting Legacies W The Power of Story: Grandparents’ Wisdom for Grandchildren’s Journey Th Grand Connections: Building Bonds and Having Fun with Grandchildren F A Generation’s Shield: Grandparents Taking Action in Perilous Times

Understanding the Small Plates, 1 Nephi Through Words of Mormon W-112 Benson Building (BNSN) T A Handbook on God’s Promises to Israel: 1 Nephi W A Prophetic Witness of God’s Covenant Faithfulness: 2 Nephi Th Confirming Witnesses and Prophetic Confrontations: Jacob F A Foundation for Nephite Faith: Enos Through Words of Mormon

John R. Stoker Talk About Anything, Anytime, with Anyone: More Principles for Holding “REAL” Conversations 3280–3290 Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) T The Preparation Principle: How Do You Talk About What Matters Most?

W The Perception Principle: Can You Overcome Your Thinking to Talk About What Matters Most?

Th The Reflection Principle: Can You Establish Rapport and Connection with Anyone?

F The Connection Principle: Can You Listen and Attend to All the Messages That Are Sent?

Mary Jane Woodger The Restoration of Revelation: Growing in Personal Revelation Ballroom, Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) T Joseph Smith’s Pattern to Resolve Questions W Surviving Spiritually with the Holy Ghost Th Official Declaration 2: Revelation Attitudes F Joseph Smith and the Restoration of Dreams as Revelation

Jacob L. and Tamara A. Fackrell Strengthening and Elevating Your Eternal Marriage Varsity, Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) T Building Your Marriage Core: Strengthening the Foundation of Your Relationship W The Love Blueprint: Customizing Your Marriage Through Seven Love Styles Th Reaching New Heights: Seven Keys to Elevate Your Marriage F Marriage as a Team: Structuring Your Relationship for Long-Term Success

3:10–4:05 p.m.

Angela L. Meyers

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Family Matters W-111 Benson Building (BNSN) T From Entitlement Trap to Empowered Kids W The Never-Evers and Constant C’s of Parenting Th Easing the Tug-of-War Between Control and Agency F Untangle the Talk: Master the Art of Connection with the Communication Trio

Mark D. Beck Love, Share, Invite: Principles for Proclaiming the Gospel of Jesus Christ 377 Clyde Building (CB) T Love—The Foundation of Missionary Work W Share—Letting the Gospel Shine Naturally Th Invite—Helping Others Step Toward Christ F Living “Love, Share, Invite”—A Personal Plan for Lifelong Missionary Work

Debi Gilmore Strengthening Your Marriage Through Deepening Connection 2254 Conference Center (CONF) T Applying the Universal Need for Connection: How to Create Strong Bonds in Your Marriage W Communicating for Connection: How to Deepen Your Relational Bonds Th Navigating Differences in Marriage: Restoring and Strengthening Your Marital Bond F The Power of Traditions: Protecting and Preserving Family Bonds Across Your Life

Lonny J. Ward The Lord Loves All His Children: Lessons Learned Working in Developing Countries of Africa, South America, and Asia 2258–2260 Conference Center (CONF) T The Tender Mercies of the Lord: Uplifting Stories from Africa, South America, and Asia W Teaching the Needy “How to Fish”: Giving in the Lord’s Way Th Lessons Learned from Fighting Poverty in Developing Countries: Recognizing and Strengthening Our Undeveloped Spiritual Resources F Virtually Walking in Another’s Shoes: Increasing Gratitude by Understanding How the People in Poverty Live Continuing Legal Education Classes (See page 38 for details.)

214 Crabtree Building (CTB) W Supreme Court Roundup (Blaine H Evanson) Th Civility in Legal Negotiations (David P Dowling)

BYU Medical Society Classes (No CME available. See page 39 for details.)

C215 Eyring Science Center (ESC) Th The BYU Summer Premedical Research Internship (Joshua D Jaramillo) F The BYU Medical Society Story (Paul A Kay, Kirk J Woodward, and Kris Tina Carlston)

Stephen K. Hunsaker For the YSA: Facing Our Fears About Dating and Marriage Assembly Hall, Hinckley Center (HC) T You Can’t Know Yourself Until You Know What You Believe About Yourself W How Fear Hinders Our Dating Experience More Than We Think Th Recognizing the Flags in Dating F When Dating Problems Are Actually a Communication Problem

Collin Udall

Jennifer Bown, Saritha Ignatius, Adam F. McBride, Spencer D. Scoville Nations, Kindreds, Tongues, and People—Understanding Cultures from Around the World B092 Joseph F. Smith Building (JFSB) T Understanding the Cultures of Those Who Speak Arabic (Spencer D Scoville) W Understanding the Cultures of Those Who Speak Russian (Jennifer Bown) Th Understanding the Cultures of People in India (Saritha Ignatius) F Understanding the Cultures of Those Who Speak French (Adam F McBride)

Shawn V. Tanuvasa “Unprecedented Times Call for Unprecedented Measures”: Helping the Rising Generation with the Learning Process 1102 Jesse Knight Building (JKB) T The Urgent Need to Increase Power and Capacity to Learn W Deep Learning: Knowledge, Understanding, Intelligence Th Deep Learning: Taking Effective, Righteous Actions F Deep Learning: Becoming Like Jesus Christ and Heavenly Father

Financial Considerations and Opportunities for the Latterday Saint Retiree 3108 Jesse Knight Building (JKB) T Five Most Important Decisions You Will Make in Retirement (Alexander P Call) W Financial Foundations for Your Senior Mission (Alek R Johnson) Th Minimizing Taxes in Retirement: Tax Strategies Every Retiree Should Know (Alek R Johnson) F Psychology of Money for the Latter-day Saint Retiree (Alexander P Call)

Tyler P. Johnson Navigating Faith Crisis: A Guide for Those in Crisis and Those Who Love Them Auditorium, Joseph Smith Building (JSB) T Getting the Lay of the Land W Talking About Epistemology Th When Hearts Break F Building Up the True Church

Cynthia J. Hart Great Musicians and Music for Your Life, Your Ears, and Your Playlists 250 Spencer W. Kimball Tower (KMBL) T Listen and Learn: Ten Great Symphonies and Orchestral Suites and the Composers Who Wrote Them W The Lives and Music of George and Ira Gershwin, the Team Whose Sounds “Captured America” Th The Best of Beethoven: Hearing His Story and Music F Modern Movie Score Music from Williams to Giachino for Your Playlists

3:10 p.m.

The Mental Effort of Attention Changes the Brain B002 Joseph F. Smith Building (JFSB) T The Mind, Brain, and Learning: Neuroplasticity Principles Mimic Gospel Principles W The Brain Forms Patterns: Mind and Brain Maturity and Accountability Th The Role of Covenants in Our Creation of Holy Patterns in the Heart F Repentance Requires the Mental Effort of Attention

Alexander P. Call and Alek R. Johnson

Lori L. Steadman Understanding the Power of Family Stories to Promote Resilient Families, Share Values, and Lead Families to the Temple 206 Martin Building (MARB) T How Does Knowing and Teaching Family Stories Promote Resiliency?

W How Do We Find and Teach Family Stories?

Th How Do We Write Family Stories?

F How Can Family Stories Lead Our Family to the Temple?

Kenneth G. Gibson “Unto Every Kingdom Is Given a Law” (D&C 88:38): Exploring the Path to Exaltation 207 Martin Building (MARB) T “I, the Lord, Am Bound When Ye Do What I Say”: Why Exaltation Is a Choice W The Laws of Mercy and Justice: Why Both Laws Are Essential to Our Exaltation Th The Laws of Justification and Sanctification: How We Become Holy Like God Is F The Law, the Lawgiver, and the Temple: How We Secure Christ’s Highest Promises

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3:10 p.m. classes (continued) Kevan L. Gurr

Kevin A. Hinckley

Understanding Passages in the Book of Mormon That Youth Often Ask About 221 Martin Building (MARB) T Clarity on 2 Nephi 25:23, “Saved by Grace After All We Can Do” W Clarity on Mosiah 15:1–5 “Being the Father and the Son” Th Clarity on Understanding Isaiah in 1 Nephi F Clarity on What Was “Taken Away” from the Bible

Learning to Disagree Better in a Polarized World 151 Tanner Building (TNRB) T Developing the Art of Effective Critical Conversations W The Power of Collaborative Parenting in Teaching Peacemaking Skills Th We Are in the Mote-Removal Business: Learning to Judge What Is Needed, Not Deserved F The House Churches of Paul: How Christianity Conquered the Roman Empire One House at a Time

Jennifer Yorgason Thatcher “Spiritual Power That Exceeds Our Greatest Hopes” 222 Martin Building (MARB) T Life-Changing Daily Connection with Heaven W Filled with Virtue in a Sin-Filled World Th He “Shall Have No Power Over You”: Defying Satan’s Deceptions F Cellphones and AI: God-Given Tools to Do His Work

Roger K. Allen Journey from Fear to Love—Keys to Living from Your Higher, Best Self Concert Hall, Music Building (MB) T Four Stages of Adult Emotional Development—From a Reactive to a Mindful Life W “What Desirest Thou?”—Living an Intentional Life Th To Act and Not Be Acted Upon—Claiming Ownership of Your Life F “A New Commandment I Give unto You”—Seeing and Loving Others Deeply

John L. Hilton III The Chosen and the Final Week of the Savior’s Life Main Floor, Marriott Center (MC) T The King Has Come: The Triumphal Entry in The Chosen W Stories That Save: The Savior’s Parables in The Chosen Th Bread, Betrayal, and a New Covenant: The Last Supper in The Chosen F Not My Will: Gethsemane in The Chosen

Kristy A. Ludwig Look unto Christ; Doubt Not, Fear Not (Youth) 138–144 Richards Building (RB) T The Worth of Your Soul W Is It Me or the Holy Ghost?

Th “Worthiness Is Not Flawlessness” F Let’s Act and Not Be Acted Upon

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Randal A. Wright Creating Happiness: Attitudes and Behaviors That Change Lives, Part 1 3220–3224 Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) T The Bright Side: How a Positive Attitude Brings True Happiness W The Universal Language: The Incredible Power of Music in Our Lives Th Choosing with Intention: Making Inspired Decisions That Shape Your Future F The Heart of Happiness: Gratitude as the Key

Jared W. Ludlow The Book of Mormon as Sacred Literature: Literary Elements in the Book of Mormon and How They Present Its Teachings 3280–3290 Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) T Approaching the Book of Mormon as Sacred Literature: Narrators and Narratology W The Rhetorical Presentation of Great Sermons in the Book of Mormon Th Apocalypses and Testaments in the Book of Mormon F Confrontations with Anti-Christs, Conversion Stories, and Dialogues with Divinity

Richard Neitzel Holzapfel Jesus in Gethsemane: Scriptural Perspectives Ballroom, Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) T The Doctrinal Significance of Gethsemane in Biblical and Restoration Scripture W Historical and Biblical Background to Jesus’s Experience in Gethsemane Th The Synoptic Accounts of Jesus in Gethsemane F John’s Account of Jesus in the Garden

Jacob L. and Tamara A. Fackrell The Art of Connection: Mastering Communication in Every Aspect of Life Varsity, Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) T Know Yourself, Know Others: Understanding Communication Styles W Words That Build: Strengthening Marriage Through Communication Th Bridging the Gap: Effective Communication with Youth F From the Boardroom to the Living Room: Applying Business Communication to Everyday Life

4:30–5:25 p.m.

Royce M. Kimmons “Master Teacher”: Learning to Teach More Like Christ in Any Setting W-111 Benson Building (BNSN) T The Master Teacher’s Heart: Teaching as a Form of Perfection-Seeking Discipleship W The Master Teacher’s Heart: Understanding the Relationship Between Christian Love and Effective Teaching Th The Master Teacher’s Mind: Understanding Learner Needs and Contexts to Teach Effectively F The Master Teacher’s Word: How Jesus Used Questions to Teach Effectively

Joseph M. Spencer Mormon’s Project, Book by Book W-112 Benson Building (BNSN) T The Book of Mosiah: The Founding of the Church of God W The Book of Alma: The Preaching of the Church Th The Book of Helaman: An Essential Book to Mormon’s Project F The Third and Fourth Books of Nephi: The Culmination of Christian Hope

Noelani L. Wayas

David A. Morton Embodied Witnesses: Human Anatomy Teaches Us About Jesus Christ 2254 Conference Center (CONF) T More Than Circulation: Blood and the Atonement of Jesus Christ W The Fuel of Faith: Glucose and the Power of Jesus Christ Th Childbirth: A Pattern for Being Born Again in Jesus Christ F Spiritually Discerned: Our Senses and Knowing Jesus Christ

God’s Power and Majesty in Our Lives: Tender Instruction and Stories of Inspiration 2258–2260 Conference Center (CONF) T How You Can Have Miracles in Your Life: Spiritual Gifts and Blessings W Replacing Fear with Faith: God’s Guidance When Life Takes an Unexpected Turn Th Hearing the Voice of the Lord: Understanding and Following the Spirit F His Kingdom Shall Roll Forth: You Are Part of That Miracle Continuing Legal Education Classes (See page 38 for details.)

214 Crabtree Building (CTB) T Ethical Lawyers for Good (Amy G Larsen) Th A Refuge for the Prophet: How the Laws of Pennsylvania Protected Joseph Smith and the Gold Plates (Forrest R Hansen) BYU Medical Society Classes (No CME available. See page 39 for details.)

C215 Eyring Science Center (ESC) Th The History of Cardiothoracic Surgery in Utah (Stephen H McKellar) F A New Free Clinic in Utah Valley (Kirk J and Sherilee Woodward)

David S. Christensen The Light of Christ Assembly Hall, Hinckley Center (HC) T “That Which Is of God Is Light” W “The Light Which Enlighteneth Every Man” Th The Gift of the Holy Ghost F The Earth and Paradisiacal Glory

Derek R. Sainsbury Children of the Covenant: Becoming Joint-Heirs of Christ’s Royal Priesthood B002 Joseph F. Smith Building (JFSB) T “In the Beginning”: Children of the Covenant in Premortality and the Garden Temple of Eden W The New and Everlasting Covenant: Children of the Covenant and Temples from Adam and Eve to Jesus Christ Th Losing the Covenantal Identity: The Apostasy, the Enlightenment, and the Modern Philosophies of Man F Restoring the Children of the Covenant, Gathering Israel, and Preparing to Reign with Christ

4:30 p.m.

Empowered Mothers, Thriving Families: Unlocking Strengths for Personal and Family Growth 377 Clyde Building (CB) T Embracing Your Unique Value: Understanding and Leveraging Your Strengths as a Woman and Mother W Strengths-Based Parenting: Helping Your Children Thrive

by Recognizing Their Natural Gifts Th Balancing Life’s Roles: Leveraging Your Strengths in Family, Work, and Personal Life F Creating a Strengths-Based Family Culture: Fostering Growth and Connection at Home

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4:30 p.m. classes (continued) Greg Trimble

Eric M. Flake

Bring Them Home B092 Joseph F. Smith Building (JFSB) T When Your Heart Is Breaking for a Loved One W Creating a Culture of Love, not Judgement, That Invites Loved Ones Back Th Using Logic, Reason, Calmness, and Inspiration to Help Bring Them Back F No Empty Chairs

From His Hands to Yours: Tools for Becoming Your Best Self 206 Martin Building (MARB) T Five “Handy” Words That Will Change Your Life W Give a Hand, Gain a Friend: Ten Skills for Building Relationships Th Five Effective Ways to Build Resilience F Who Me? Facing Anxiety?—You’re Not Alone

Gregory L. Johnson Coming unto Christ Through Daily Decisions 1102 Jesse Knight Building (JKB) T The Importance of Teaching as Jesus Taught W Center Your Life in Christ Today Th Conversion: The Process of Becoming Like Christ F Deciding Today to Follow the Savior

Scott M. Peterson The Retirement Income Plan: A Guide to Managing Your Money to Last Throughout Retirement 3108 Jesse Knight Building (JKB) T Recognizing Retirement Risks and Investment Fallacies so You Can Focus on What “Really Matters” During Retirement W Common Sense Investing: What Actually Determines Investment Performance Th The Retirement Income Plan: Creating a Perpetual Stream of Investment Income to Last Through Retirement F Maximizing Social Security Benefits and Minimizing Taxes During Retirement

T. C. Christensen Miracles and Lessons from Making True, Faith-Based Films Auditorium, Joseph Smith Building (JSB) T Movie Themes W Alma Richards Raises the Bar and Ben Kjar Standout Th Escape from Germany F The Cokeville Miracle

Jay R. Young The Discernment Blueprint: Four Essential Keys 250 Spencer W. Kimball Tower (KMBL) T First Key: Live a Christ-Centered Life W Second Key: Humility and Obedience Th Third Key: Seeking Personal Revelation F Fourth Key: Enduring to the End

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Sally F. Olsen “Unleash the Power of Families”: Key Principles for Raising Children Who Know and Love Their Savior 207 Martin Building (MARB) T Delight in the Holy Sabbath: Transform Your Home into a Sanctuary of Faith and Power W Practical Ideas and Actions to Overcome the World and Let God Prevail in Your Life Th Seek and Expect Miracles F Encouragement for Families: Eight Ways to Fill Your Home with the Spirit of the Lord

John H. Heath Old Testament Realized: Connecting Ancient Covenants and the Latter-day Restoration for Come, Follow Me 2026 221 Martin Building (MARB) T Enoch and Patterns of Prophetic Leadership W Gathering to Zion Th Latter-day Restoration of the Abrahamic Covenant: Posterity, Priesthood, and the Family of God F The Restoration of All Things

Joshua J. Perkey The Cost of Conversion: Another Look at the Convert’s Journey 222 Martin Building (MARB) T What Conversion Means for You and for Me W Challenges Converts Often Face Th The Covenant Path Is the Same for Everyone, Except It Isn’t F What Belonging Means for Converts and Lifelong Members Alike

Roger K. Allen Pathway to a Happy, Mature Marriage Concert Hall, Music Building (MB) T Five Stages of Growth in Marriage and Achieving Deeper Connection by Overcoming the Four Toxic Patterns That Kill Love W Becoming an Emotionally Intelligent Spouse—Owning Your Needs, Feelings, Thoughts, and Behavior, and Allowing Your Spouse to Do the Same Th Strategies to Build a Foundation of Mutual Respect and Friendship in Your Marriage F Creating Equality and Emotional Intimacy Through Vulnerable Communication and Conflict Resolution

Scott L. Anderson

Matthew J. Grey

It’s Your Story (Youth) 138–144 Richards Building (RB) T You, You’re the One W Receiving Prophetic Promises Th That You Might Have Joy F Our Savior’s Love

Jesus in Gethsemane: Archaeological Perspectives Ballroom, Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) T The Place of the Oil Press: Oil Production and Its Significance in the Time of the New Testament W A Garden, a Grotto, and a Gethsemane: Archaeological Perspectives on the First-Century Site Th A Place They Were Wont to Go: Reimagining the Biblical Gethsemane Narratives in Their First-Century Setting F Gethsemane After Jesus: Reflections on Two Thousand Years of Pilgrimage

Kevin A. Hinckley The Power of Correct Doctrine and the Effect on Our Mental Health 151 Tanner Building (TNRB) T Perfection Versus Transformation W Toxic Shaming Versus Godly Sorrow Th Fear, Doubts, and Relationships: When Loved Ones Leave F Was That Christlike Service, or Am I Just Conflict-Avoidant?

Randal A. Wright Creating Happiness: Attitudes and Behaviors That Change Lives, Part 2 3220–3224 Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) T The Power of Love: Healing, Connecting, and Transforming Lives W Building Bridges: Strengthening Friendships That Stand the Test of Time Th Seeing Beyond Appearance: Embracing the Power of Love over Judgment F The Power of Kindness: Transforming Lives Through Simple Acts

Jared W. Ludlow

The Blessings and Power of Creativity Varsity, Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) T Creativity Is a Divine Gift W How Creativity Informs Identity Th Creativity Has Eternal Significance and Relevance F The Power of Creativity

5:50–6:45 p.m.

Lisa C. Olsen Navigating Hardships in Later Life with Hope and Resilience 377 Clyde Building (CB) T Recognizing Beauty in Aging: The Good News W Finding Purpose and Meaning in the Moment Th Happiness Amid the Speed Bumps F The Joys of Covenants and Temple Promises

Kenneth B. Moss Accessing the Power of the Word of God Through Effective Scripture Study 1102 Jesse Knight Building (JKB) T How to Draw the Power of the Scriptures into Your Life W The Book of Mormon: The Keystone of Our Religion Th Ten Scripture Study Skills (Part 1) F Ten Scripture Study Skills (Part 2)

Rizek Wilson Housari Simple Strategies for Financial Confidence 3108 Jesse Knight Building (JKB) T Brokerage Accounts W The Health Savings Account Th Roth IRA F 401(k)

5:50 p.m.

The Importance of Jerusalem in Religious History . . . and In the Future 3280–3290 Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) T Jerusalem Before David: Mount Moriah and Melchizedek W Royal Jerusalem: The First Temple and the Monarchy Th Jerusalem Under the Empires: The Second Temple and Jesus’s Ministry F Jerusalem Present and Future

Lisa Valentine Clark

Tamara A. Fackrell Strengthening Faith: A Journey of Spiritual Growth (Youth) Auditorium, Joseph Smith Building (JSB) T Building Your Testimony: A Foundation of Faith W Hearing His Voice: Enhancing Personal Revelation Th Lessons from the Doctrine and Covenants: Applying Modern-Day Scripture F Rising Up: Becoming a Leader

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5:50 p.m. classes (continued) Harold T. Stokes

Matthew J. Grey

Physics Is More Fun Than You Think 206 Martin Building (MARB) T Geometric Optics: Refraction, Lenses, and Eyesight W Wave Optics: Interference and Diffraction Th Polarized Light: Radio Waves and Sunglasses F Quantum Physics

Discovering the World of the Old Testament Ballroom, Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) T Searching for Biblical Origins: The Exploration of Ancient Mesopotamia W Searching for the Exodus: The Exploration of Ancient Egypt Th Searching for Biblical Jerusalem: The Exploration of Ancient Palestine F Searching for Ancient Manuscripts of the Old Testament: From the Aleppo Codex to the Dead Sea Scrolls

Darren E. Schmidt I Will Go Before You: Looking unto Christ in All Times and All Seasons 207 Martin Building (MARB) T Jesus Is Coming, What a Joyful Day! Signs, Preparations, and Blessings W Divine Nature, Divine Potential, Divine Growth Th Thy Children Shall Rise Up and Call Thee Blessed: Parenting Over a Lifetime and Beyond F All Things Testify of Him: Inspiring Lessons from Church History

The Gospel and Christian History, Part 1 Varsity, Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) T Let’s Go Back to the Beginning W What Happens Without Prophets and Apostles?

Th We Can Become like God! F The Scriptures: The One Thing They Couldn’t Totally Change

David P. Dowling

7:10–8:05 p.m.

Becoming a Peacemaker 221 Martin Building (MARB) T Introduction to Peacemaking W Developing the Personal Qualities of a Peacemaker Th Building Faith and Goodness F Becoming True Peacemakers

Kevin A. Hinckley The Stories We Tell: How Our Personal Narratives Affect Our Choices, Form Our Identities, and Shape Our Happiness 151 Tanner Building (TNRB) T Origin Stories: The Heroes and Ghosts of Childhood Past W Lego Memories: Doubting Our Own History?

Th Life Narratives: The Powerful Engine That Drives Our Bus F Healing Unhealthy Life Narratives Through a Healing Christ

Ryan K. Eggett Coming to Christ Through His Word, His Music, His Prophets, and His Church 3220–3224 Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) T Coming to Christ Through Scripture Study and the Come, Follow Me Study Program W Coming to Christ Through the Promises and Use of Sacred Music Th Coming to Christ by Following His Prophets F Coming to Christ Through His Church

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Julie Rose Understanding Media Bias, Finding Truth, and Bridging Our Differences 377 Clyde Building (CB) T Why Is the Media so Biased, and Who Can I Trust?

W Finding Truth in the Flood of Information Online Th Using Curiosity to Bridge Ideological Divides F Learning to Disagree Better Is a Peacemaker’s Responsibility

G. Rick Tanner Testimony Survival 1102 Jesse Knight Building (JKB) T Our Testimonies Before the World Was W Finding and Knowing Truth Th Confidence in the Spiritual Versus the Physical F Overcoming Deception with Light

Rizek W. Housari Financial Planning Strategies for Retirees 3108 Jesse Knight Building (JKB) T Tax-Saving Strategies to Consider When Selling a Business, Property, or Asset W Roth Conversions, the Tax Savings You Don’t Want to Ignore Th Should You Pay Off Your Mortgage? And Other Retirement Decisions F Gifting Assets and Charitable Giving Strategies

Brandon S. Bennett

Richard W. Jordan Jr.

Applying Jesus Christ’s Atonement: How Does It Work?

(Youth) Auditorium, Joseph Smith Building (JSB) T Experiencing Christ’s Atoning Power Through Faith W Experiencing Christ’s Atoning Power Through Repentance Th Experiencing Christ’s Atoning Power Through Covenants and Ordinances F Experiencing Christ’s Atoning Power Through the Gift of the Holy Ghost

“Stand by My Servant Joseph” (D&C 6:18): Inspiring Examples of Saints Who Were Faithful to the Lord and His Servant Joseph 3220–3224 Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) T Joseph Smith’s Ancestors and Family W Witnesses of the Book of Mormon: The Three, Eight, and Other Witnesses Th Oliver Cowdery’s Contributions and Return to the Church F The Joseph Knight Family and Colesville Saints

Jonathan R. West Becoming the Person God Intended You to Be 206 Martin Building (MARB) T Perfectionism Versus Being Perfected in Christ W Power of Positive Thinking Th Putting Our Faith and Trust in God for Things Out of Our Control F First Things First

Bridger K. Talbot

Bradley R. Wilcox Welcoming the Power of God and Jesus Christ into Our Lives Ballroom, Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) T Choosing Trust over Doubt and Faith over Fear W Choosing Repentance and Progression Th Choosing a Covenant Relationship F Choosing the Gift of the Holy Ghost and Enduring to the End

Forrest R. Hansen

Gospel Insights and Lessons from Developments in Temple Architecture 207 Martin Building (MARB) T The Development of Temple Ordinances and Architecture (1836–1847) W Insights from Pioneer Temple Architecture (1847–1897) Th “Bring the Rooms to the People”: Temple Architecture in the Twentieth Century (1897–1990) F Insights from Modern Temple Architecture (1990–Present)

The United States Constitution and Religious Freedom Prepared the Way for Joseph Smith Varsity, Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) T The Divinely Inspired Constitution Arose from the Miracle at Philadelphia W Liberty in Harmony: The Story of Joseph Smith in Pennsylvania Th Divinely Inspired Principles of the United States Constitution Are Seen Around the World F Protecting the Inspired United States Constitution Against Attacks in the Twenty-First Century

Lawrence D. Stevenson

8:30–9:25 p.m.

How to Land the Job You Love in a Tight Job Market 221 Martin Building (MARB) T How to Transform Your Job Search into Multiple Offers While Having Fun W How to Ask Questions to Discover Who You Can Help Th How to Prove You Are the Solution Organizations Need so They Hire You F How to Contact 50 People a Day and Meet 10 People a Week

Become Healthy, Happy, and Whole 3108 Jesse Knight Building (JKB) T Happiness Is Contagious—Catch Some!

W Build Healthy, Happy Relationships Th Set Healthy Boundaries for Well-Being F Relief from Grief

Note: Green text represents youth classes.

8:30 p.m.

Making AI Your Superpower (Yes You!) 151 Tanner Building (TNRB) T AI Explained W ChatGPT and Beyond Th Creating Websites and Apps for Businesses and Individuals for Everyday Use F AI Images and Video

Janis H. Rowberry

7:10 p.m.

Jesse Olsen

G. Rick Tanner The Agency Factor 1102 Jesse Knight Building (JKB) T Agency, Learning, and Becoming W Agency and the Doctrine of Christ Th Agency, Ordinances, and Covenants F Agency and Our Access to Christ’s Atonement

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Cindy F. Kern

The Blessings of Christ’s Atonement (Youth) Auditorium, Joseph Smith Building (JSB) T Life After Death W Life After Sin and Disbelief Th Life Amid Trials F Life Transformed

Issues in Modern-Day America Ballroom, Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) T The Declaration of Independence: How God-Given Rights Are a Bulwark Against Tyranny W The Conscience of a Nation: How the Declaration Sets the Standard for Equality and the Sanctity of Life Th Political Correctness and the Erosion of Freedom of Speech F The Role of Virtue, Human Nature, and Religion in Our Republic

Michael R. Harris Divine Perspectives: Seeing Scripture with New Eyes 207 Martin Building (MARB) T The Nephites’ First Easter W Isaiah 53: The Suffering and Loving Servant Th The Fall of Adam, Eve, and Me F Jonah: Revealing Divine Doctrine

Lawrence D. Stevenson Scholarships at Any Age: A Simple System to Secure Scholarships 221 Martin Building (MARB) T How to Apply for 105 Scholarships Each Year in 90 Minutes a Week W How to Find Scholarships Through Multiple Sources Th Prepare 33 Statements to Prove You Deserve Their Money F Prepare Reusable Scholarship Essays and Letters of Recommendation

Dale Meredith Protecting Your Family, Identity, and Digital World: An Ethical Hacker’s Perspective 151 Tanner Building (TNRB) T Your Family’s Online Footprint Is Bigger Than You Think—Here’s Proof W Harnessing AI: What to Leverage and What to Watch Out For Th Your Family’s Online Safety Is Up to You—Here’s How to Take Control F The Coming Storm: What Happens When AI, Smart Devices, and Biotech Converge

Richard W. Jordan Jr. Visions of the Eternities—Doctrine and Covenants 76 and 138 3220–3224 Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) T The Historical Context of Doctrine and Covenants 76: “The Vision” of the Three Degrees of Glory W The Doctrine Taught in Doctrine and Covenants 76: “The Vision” of the Three Degrees of Glory Th The Historical Context of Doctrine and Covenants 138: President Joseph F. Smith’s Vision of the Redemption of the Dead F The Doctrine Taught in Doctrine and Covenants 138: President Joseph F. Smith’s Vision of the Redemption of the Dead

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Ronald E. Bartholomew The Gospel and Christian History, Part 2 Varsity, Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) T How It All Began: The Formation of a Church W The Growth of the Church Occurred: Claim to Apostles, Prophets, or Divine Revelation Th The Consciousness of Christ as the Redeemer Became Obscured, and in Its Place a Religion of Superstition Emerged F The Great Schism, Which Led to the Complete Separation of Eastern and Western Churches, Eventually Culminated in the Restoration

Advice from Longtime BYU Education Week Attendees •

Mark your first- and second-choice class preferences for each hour.

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Bring a light sweater—some classrooms are cooler than others. And wear comfortable shoes!

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Carry a small notebook or tablet for class notes. Rather than trying to write down everything, write the things

that are most meaningful to you.

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classes you might otherwise miss.

Ask a friend or family member to drop you off at BYU each day. If this is not possible, save time by parking west

of the stadium and taking a shuttle.

Ride the rapid transit Utah Valley Express (UVX). See rideuta.com for details.

Classroom Etiquette These guidelines show respect and courtesy for everyone and provide a pleasant atmosphere during BYU Education Week.

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Remember that classes are first-come, first-served, and saving seats is not permitted.

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Position your name badge so the hosting staff can readily see it.

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Other than water, please do not eat or drink in the classrooms. (The Marriott Center is the exception.)

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Lectures may not be recorded or broadcast.

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Ask questions or make comments only when invited to do so by the presenter.

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Refrain from asking presenters about their published works. The BYU Store carries items recommended by presenters for BYU Education Week students.

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Thank you!

We hope you enjoy BYU Education Week.

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Campus Dining Dine on campus for the BYU experience. Each venue has a matching marker on the campus map (pages 34–35).

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Come enjoy a great dining experience at The Cannon Commons. We ofer all-you-care-to-eat from six diferent food platforms, which include the following: a salad and fruit bar, pasta, entrée choices, burgers, soups, wafes, desserts, and more. For more information, visit dining.byu.edu/cannon-commons.

LOCATION: Helaman Halls, Cannon Commons HOURS: Sun., Aug. 18 Mon.–Sat. Aug. 19–24

No breakfast or lunch available 4:30–6:00 p.m. (Dinner) 7:00–9:00 a.m. (Breakfast) 11:00 a.m.–1:30 p.m. (Lunch) 4:30–6:30 p.m. (Dinner)

PRICING: Mon.–Sat. (Aug. 18–22) Breakfast $10.80 Per Meal (Gift Card $9.70) Lunch $13.50 Per Meal (Gift Card $12.40) Dinner $15.55 Per Meal (Gift Card $14.55) Sunday (Aug. 17) Dinner $16.60 Per Meal (Gift Card $16.15*) *On Sunday, August 17, dining gift cards are available at the Cannon Commons from 4:30 to 6:00 p.m. by using a credit card (no cash purchases).

Prices subject to change.

See page 47 for Dining Card information.

Social gatherings and great food fll the Cougareat. You’ll fnd Aloha Plate, Blue Sushi, Chick-fl-A, Choices, Cougar Express, Jamba, Milk and Cookies, Papa John’s, Subway, Taco Bell, Wendy’s, and Y Mountain BBQ. For more information, visit dining.byu.edu/cougareat.

LOCATION: Wilkinson Student Center HOURS: Mon., Aug 18

Tue.–Fri., 19–22

Sat., Aug 23

Aloha Plate

10:30 AM–5:30 PM

10:30 AM–7:15 PM

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Blue Sushi

10:30 AM–5:30 PM

10:30 AM–7:15 PM

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Chick-fl-A*

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Choices

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Cougar Express

7:00 AM–5:30 PM

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Ice Cream

10:30 AM–4:30 PM

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Jamba WSC

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10:00 AM–4:30 PM

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10:30 AM–4:30 PM

10:30 AM–7:15 PM

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Dining Services is thrilled to announce a new partnership with the Harold B. Lee Library. This restaurant will feature boba, bagel sandwiches, and tacos, as well as convenient grab-and-go snacks and beverages.

LOCATION: Museum of Art

LOCATION: HBLL 3410

HOURS: Mon.–Fri.

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Don’t lose your parking spot to drive around looking for a restaurant. Stay at the Marriott Center and enjoy great food without the hassle. Choose from sandwiches, entreés, salads, BYU brownies, and more. Enjoy the speed and convenience of outside food trucks. For more information, visit dining.byu.edu/concessions.

The Skyroom’s gorgeous views, elegant atmosphere, and exceptional services make it the perfect spot to elevate your Education Week dining experience. Enjoy an all-inclusive bufet lunch with plated desserts and a specialty beverage station. For more information, visit dining.byu.edu/skyroom.

LOCATION: Marriott Center

LOCATION: WSC Sixth Floor

HOURS: M–T, F Portal F, W–Th Outside Vendors

HOURS: Mon.–Fri.

7:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m.

7:30 a.m.–7:30 p.m.

10:00 a.m.–3:30 p.m.

11:00 a.m.–2:00 p.m.

LOCATION: Southwest corner of the BYU Store HOURS: Mon. Tue.–Fri. Sat.

Mon.–Thu. Grocery 7:00 a.m.–10:00 p.m.

Ice Cream 11:00 a.m.–9:00 p.m.

Grill 11:00 a.m.–8:00 p.m.

Fri.–Sat. Grocery 7:00 a.m.–11:00 p.m.

Ice Cream 11:00 a.m.–10:00 p.m.

Grill 11:00 a.m.–8:00 p.m.

Brigham’s Wagon is BYU’s new food truck service, bringing delicious and convenient dining options to diferent campus locations.

LOCATION: between the BYU Store and the Harold B. Lee Library (HBLL) HOURS: Mon. Tue.–Fri.

10:30 a.m.–7:00 p.m.

8:00 a.m.–7:00 p.m.

8b Creamery Outlet

Located in the Culinary Support Center Mon.–Fri. 7:00 a.m.–8:00 p.m.

Sat. 10:00 a.m.–8:00 p.m.

8c Helaman Creamery

Located next to Cannon Commons Mon.–Fri. 7:00 a.m.–9:00 p.m.

Sat. 10:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.

Wyview Creamery: 1700 North 950 East Mon.–Fri. 9:00 a.m.–8:00 p.m.

Sat. 10:00 a.m.–8:00 p.m.

9b Introducing BYU’s premium box lunch delivery service. Each meal includes an entree, side, and dessert. Submit your online order at least two hours in advance. Free delivery on BYU Campus.

LOCATION: between the BYU Store and the Harold B. Lee Library (HBLL) HOURS: Mon.–Fri

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10:30 a.m.–7:00 p.m.

Get Your BYU Dining Gift Card!

Your Partner for Spreading Joy Let Campus Floral help you celebrate all of life’s moments, big or small.

Campus Floral is a full-service foral shop and gift boutique: fowers, plants, balloons, jewelry, gourmet chocolate, cards, and more.

Order now at 801-422-2840 or online 24 hours a day at campuscraftforal.com.

Trusted forist for over 30 years for BYU campus and the surrounding community.

LOCATION: 685 East University Pkwy HOURS: Mon.–Fri. Sat.

7:45 a.m.–6:00 p.m.

7:45 a.m.–8:00 p.m.

10:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.

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8a Creamery on Ninth: 1200 North 900 East

Graham Canyon, Mint Brownie, and Bishop’s Bash are just a few of our ice cream favors created right here on campus. But that’s not all! We also ofer other BYU favorites such as milk, ranch dressing, fresh salads and sandwiches, and of course mint brownies. PLUS the Creamery on Ninth East (CONE) is also a full-service grocery store and grill featuring made-to-order grill items such as burgers and fries! We’re conveniently located on Ninth East, at Helaman Halls, at Wyview Park, and at the north end of Heritage Halls. For more information, visit dining.byu.edu/creameries.

Cosmo’s Mini Mart ofers a variety of fresh bagels, donuts, green smoothies, salads/sandwiches, drinks, and snacks as well as toiletries. Please visit byustore.com.

9:00 a.m.–5:30 p.m.

10:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m.

BYU Dining Gift Cards will be available beginning Saturday, August 16, at the Cougar Express convenience store in the Cougareat and at BYU Creamery stores (except the Wyview Creamery).

Load your card in increments of $25 and get discounted rates at Cannon Commons, BYU’s premier all-you-careto-eat dining location. Use the card at

all BYU Dining locations on campus (not valid at non-BYU vendors and of-campus locations).

For more details, see page 48.

Note: BYU Dining Gift Cards never expire and can be used throughout the year but are not refundable.

Chef Driven, Student Powered dining.byu.edu 801-422-4935

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CONTINUING LEGAL EDUCATION CLASSES J. Reuben Clark Law Society

The following classes are sponsored by the J Reuben Clark Law Society and are for registered BYU Education Week participants In addition to BYU Education Week tuition, attorneys seeking Continuing Legal Education credit are required to pay a $50 fee for the week See CLE Registration on page 44 for details Classes will be in 214 Crabtree Building (CTB)

Tuesday, August 19

Thursday, August 21

8:30–10:30 a.m.

David A. Channer

8:30–10:30 a.m.

Steven M. Sandberg, David M. Andersen, and Richard E. Hatch

Recent Litigation Events, Day-to-Day Legal Challenges of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and the Role of AI in Future Compliance Efforts

1:50–3:50 p.m.

Tyson J. McCoy Child Trafficking in America: Protecting Children from the World’s Largest Crime Scene

4:30–5:30 p.m.

Amy G. Larsen Ethical Lawyers for Good

Wednesday, August 20 8:30–9:30 a.m.

Joshua S. Baron Building Ethical Referral Relationships

9:50–10:50 a.m.

Eileen Doyle Crane

11:10–12:10 a.m.

Clifford R. Blair A History of Tariffs in Three Parts

1:50 a.m.–2:50 p.m.

Leigh K. Bonds U.S. Postal Service: Its Structure, Powers, Current Litigation, and Other Interesting Facts

3:10–4:10 p.m.

David P. Dowling Civility in Legal Negotiations

4:30–5:30 p.m.

Forrest R. Hansen A Refuge for the Prophet: How the Laws of Pennsylvania Protected Joseph Smith and the Gold Plates

A Legislative and Management History of the U.S. Health Care System

Friday, August 22

11:10 a.m.–12:10 p.m.

David D. Garner and Amy G. Larsen

8:30–9:30 a.m.

Jeffrey N. Walker

News Flash! Lawyers Can Be of “Strong Faith and a Firm Mind in Every Form of Godliness”

1:50–2:50 p.m.

Kim Buhler-Thomas It Is Not the “Proposal” That Counts but the “Happily Ever After” When Applying for a Green Card

3:10–5:10 p.m.

Blaine H. Evanson Supreme Court Roundup

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Pleading Our Cause: Faith and Advocacy in the BYU Office of General Counsel

Joseph Smith and the Law: Protecting the Book of Mormon

9:50–10:50 a.m.

Manal Z. Hall Data Privacy in the AI Era: A Complex Tango

11:10 a.m.–12:10 p.m.

Klea D. Harris Sacred Trusts: Turning Law into Love Through Inspired Estate Planning

BYU MEDICAL SOCIETY CLASSES The following classes are sponsored by the BYU Medical Society and are intended for medical professionals who register for BYU Education Week Continuing Medical Education credit is not available Classes will be in C215 Eyring Science Center (ESC).

Thursday, August 21

Friday, August 22

8:30–9:25 a.m.

Samuel M. Brown, MD, MS

8:30–9:25 a.m.

Joseph K. Miner, MD

“O Say What Is Truth”: Sifting Wheat from Chaff in Medical Evidence—Part 1

Community Health Outreach for People in Need: Caring for “Even the Least of These” and Instilling in People a Sense of Personal Responsibility for Protecting Others’ Health and Safety

9:50–10:45 a.m.

Samuel Brown, MD, MS “O Say What Is Truth”: Sifting Wheat from Chaff in Medical Evidence—Part 2

11:10 a.m.–12:05 p.m.

Matthew B. Morgan, MD Black Boxes and Bright Futures: Their Potential Role for AI in Clinical Care

1:50–2:45 p.m.

Anne R. Berryhill, MSLS, and Michelle Graabek-Wallace, PhD “Over the Bed of Birth and Death”: Midwives in Nineteenth Century Utah

3:10–4:05 p.m.

Joshua D. Jaramillo, MD The BYU Summer Premedical Research Internship: Students Making an Impact with High-Quality Research at Leading Medical Schools Across the Country

4:30–5:25 p.m.

Stephen H. McKellar, MD, MSc The History of Cardiothoracic Surgery in Utah

9:50–10:45 a.m.

Elder Michael B. Strong (speaker) Corey L. Ericksen, DO (moderator) Panel Members Kelli S. Ayre Richard L. Call, DMD Michelle B. Hart, BSN William E. Strong, MD Linda C. Wilson, MSW, LCSW Mission Possible: How Senior Missionaries for Medical/ Dental/Mental Health Become Answers to Prayers

11:10 a.m.–12:05 p.m.

Tyler P. Johnson, MD Mystery in Medicine: Returning a Sense of the Sacred to the Healer’s Art

1:50–2:45 p.m.

Rebekka Matheson, MD Burning in the Bosom and Electricity in the Brain: Neuroscience of Spirituality

3:10–4:05 p.m.

Paul A. Kay, MD, PhD; Kris Tina Carlston; JD, Kirk J. Woodward, MD The BYU Medical Society Story: Who We Are and What We Are Doing to Make a Difference for Premedical Students, Training Doctors, and Practicing Physicians

4:30–5:25 p.m.

Kirk J. Woodward, MD, and Sherilee Woodward A New Free Clinic in Utah Valley: Miracles in Motion, the New Bingham Family Clinic—Powered by Volunteer Care, Community Connection and Medical Support

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Youth Classes MONDAY All Monday classes are in 138–144 Richards Building (RB).

Angela L Meyers Seek and Find: How to Get Real Answers for Real Problems 8:30–9:25 a m

138–144 Richards Building (RB)

Lynne Hilton Wilson Learning the Language of the Lord 9:50–10:45 a m

138–144 Richards Building (RB)

Corinne Baird You Are Noble! You Are Great! Now What Are You Going to Do About That?

11:10 a m –12:05 p m 138–144 Richards Building (RB)

Bradley P Owens Understanding and Protecting Your Divine Connection with God 12:30–1:25 p m 138–144 Richards Building (RB)

Bradley P Owens Gospel Roots to Emotional Resilience 1:50–2:45 p m 138–144 Richards Building (RB)

Darren E Schmidt Am I Celestial Material? Yes, You Are! 3:10–4:05 p m

138–144 Richards Building (RB)

TUESDAY–FRIDAY Brian G Andre Your Journey with Christ: Following Your Loving Savior Along the Covenant Path 8:30–9:25 a m

138–144 Richards Building (RB) T You Have Been Reserved for Today: You Know the Resurrected Christ W You Were Worth Dying For: He Is Worth Living For Th You Are the Light of the World on Both Sides of the Veil F Life Lessons from Inspired Songs and Lyrics in the Gospel Library Youth Albums

Angela L Meyers Tune Up Your Faith, Power Up Your Life 9:50–10:45 a m

138–144 Richards Building (RB) T All In for Him: Whole Heart, Whole Life, No Holding Back W Power Up Your Life: The Mighty Change Th Flaxen Cords, Holy Habits, and Small and Simple Things F I Will Go! I Will Do!

Elder Gerrit W. Gong of the Quorum of the Twelve

Devotional Address Tuesday, August 19 Marriott Center (MC) 11:10 a.m.–12:05 p.m.

Olivia Lyman Jewell Beyond Ordinances Ready: Discovering Your Work on “the Other Side” of the Veil and the Incredible Blessings Available 11:10 a m –12:05 p m

138–144 Richards Building (RB) W Beyond Ordinances Ready: Understanding My Role in Temple and Family History Th Beyond Ordinances Ready: Untangling the Knots to Find Your Own Names F Beyond Ordinances Ready: Memories and Memory Keeping

John G Bytheway Scriptural Themes for Youth, Part 1 12:30–1:25 p m

138–144 Richards Building (RB) T “Ask of God” (James 1:5) W “Come unto Christ” (Moroni 10:32) Th “Embark in the Service of God” (D&C 4:2) F “Learn of Me, and Listen to My Words” (D&C 19:23)

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John G. Bytheway Scriptural Themes for Youth, Part 2 1:50–2:45 p.m.

138–144 Richards Building (RB) T “You Are Unique, Irreplaceable, Priceless” W “The Main Thing Is Eyes on Jesus Christ” Th “Tactics of Spiritual Identity Thieves” F “Weed Your Spirit, Grow Your Testimony”

Kristy A. Ludwig Look unto Christ; Doubt Not, Fear Not 3:10–4:05 p.m.

138–144 Richards Building (RB) T The Worth of Your Soul W Is It Me or the Holy Ghost?

Th “Worthiness Is Not Flawlessness” F Let’s Act and Not Be Acted Upon

Scott L. Anderson It’s Your Story 4:30–5:25 p.m.

138–144 Richards Building (RB) T You, You’re the One W Receiving Prophetic Promises Th That You Might Have Joy F Our Savior’s Love

Tamara A. Fackrell Strengthening Faith: A Journey of Spiritual Growth 5:50–6:45 p.m.

Auditorium, Joseph Smith Building (JSB) T Building Your Testimony: A Foundation of Faith W Hearing His Voice: Enhancing Personal Revelation Th Lessons from the Doctrine and Covenants: Applying Modern-Day Scripture F Rising Up: Becoming a Leader

Brandon S. Bennett Applying Jesus Christ’s Atonement: How Does It Work?

7:10–8:05 p.m.

Auditorium, Joseph Smith Building (JSB) T Experiencing Christ’s Atoning Power Through Faith W Experiencing Christ’s Atoning Power Through Repentance Th Experiencing Christ’s Atoning Power Through Covenants and Ordinances F Experiencing Christ’s Atoning Power Through the Gift of the Holy Ghost

Bradley R. Wilcox The Blessings of Christ’s Atonement 8:30–9:25 p.m.

Auditorium, Joseph Smith Building (JSB) T Life After Death W Life After Sin and Disbelief Th Life Amid Trials F Life Transformed

BYU Education Week

Youth Classes and Dance!

Classes for Youth Monday

8:30 a.m.–4:05 p.m., 138–144 RB

Tuesday–Friday

8:30 a.m.–5:25 p.m., 138–144 RB 5:50–9:25 p.m., JSB Auditorium

Youth Dance Thursday 9:00–10:30 p.m., JFSB Courtyard

No fee required. Show your name badge for admittance.

Ages

14–18 (must be 14 by December 31, 2025)

Dress

Casual dress. Must abide by For the Strength of Youth standards.

Please Remember

You must wear your name badge to be admitted to the classes and dance.

Evening Performances

Michael McLean

Cherie Call

Kenneth Cope

Celebrating the Music: Live in Concert Featuring a special tribute to Janice Kapp Perry Wednesday and Thursday August 20–21, 7:30 p.m.

Marriott Center (MC) Join us for Celebrating the Music: Live in Concert, a powerful evening featuring many of the voices that helped build faith-centered music in our Latter-day Saint community. Beloved artists including Michael McLean, Kenneth Cope, Cherie Call, and more will take the stage to perform the songs that have lifted hearts, deepened faith, and brought families closer for generations.

The special tribute to Janice Kapp Perry recognizes a lifetime of music that continues to echo in our homes and hearts. Along with cherished favorite songs, the evening will include meaningful stories, special moments, and a few surprises you won’t want to miss.

This will be an unforgettable celebration—an evening of inspiration, connection, and the songs you’ve held close for years!

TICKETS: $18 byutickets.com ⋅ 801-422-2981

Produced by Refuge Media Group, Utah’s newest and most trailblazing faith-centered production company, this concert is the creative collaboration of legendary songwriter/producer Tyler Castleton and visionary producer/director McKay Crockett. www.refugemediagroup.com

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Performances at SCERA Shell Outdoor Theatre*

Hello, Dolly!

Monday and Tuesday, August 18–19, 8:00 p.m.

This joyfully razzle-dazzle musical adaptation of Thornton Wilder’s hit play The Matchmaker bursts with humor, romance, energetic dance and some of the greatest songs in musical theatre history. The romantic and comic exploits of Dolly Gallagher Levi, turn-of-the-century matchmaker and “woman who arranges things,” is a perfectly riotous delight and a dazzling musical comedy dream. This production will feature the SCERA Orchestra, under the direction of Emmy Award-winning composer and producer Marden Pond.

Directed by Kurt Elison. Music Direction by Kelsey Mariner Thompson. Choreography by Robbie Cromwell.

Produced through arrangement with Concord Theatricals.

Various ticket options are now available through the SCERA website, scera.org. *BYU Education Week shuttles do not run to the SCERA Theatre. Participants are responsible for getting themselves to and from SCERA Theatre performances located at 600 South 400 East, Orem, Utah (in the middle of SCERA Park).

Ticket Information for Marriott Center Performances Ticket Price: $18 Mobile Device Delivery Only. You will have the option to receive tickets either by email or by text message Be prepared to show the ticket on your phone when entering the performance Sales are limited to 12 tickets per transaction All sales are final. No refunds are available.

Seating All seating is reserved If tickets for multiple performances are purchased during a single transaction (a “package” purchase), the “best available” seats are assigned If tickets for a single performance are purchased online, a “select your own seat” option is available House Rules No babies are allowed, but children over age six are welcome Cameras, tape recorders, and video recorders are not allowed Latecomers will be admitted at an appropriate break, which may be at intermission Beginning July 16 at 10:00 a.m. Mountain Time, tickets may be purchased using either of the following methods: • Online Sales: Beginning July 16, visit the BYU Tickets website at byutickets.com Tickets for multiple performances

can be purchased during a single transaction Tickets will be sent to your mobile device

• Telephone Sales: Call the BYU Ticket Office at 801-422-2981, Monday through Friday, 10:00 a m to 5:00 p m Mountain Time Calls are answered in the order received—your patience is appreciated

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Registration and General Information DATES This year: August 18–22, 2025 Next year: August 17–21, 2026

WEBSITE

• August 11–15: 116 Harman Continuing Education Building (HCEB), 8:00 a m –5:00 p m • August 16: 116 Harman Continuing Education Building (HCEB), 1:00–5:00 p m

educationweek byu edu

• August 18: Marriott Center northeast ticket booth and WSC Garden Court, 7:30 a m –5:00 p m

LOCATION

• August 19–22: Marriott Center northeast ticket booth, 7:30 a m –5:00 p m Tuesday–Friday; WSC Garden Court, 7:30 a m –8:30 p m Tuesday–Friday

Brigham Young University campus, Provo, Utah

MINIMUM AGE Education Week is designed for adults and youth Youth must be age 14 or older by December 31, 2025 Do not bring children who are under the minimum age, including babies, to the program, as they are not permitted in the classrooms or in the campus housing facilities.

REGISTRATION Each person attending Education Week must register and must wear his or her own name badge to be admitted to class Your name badge represents your registration and may not be sold, transferred, or shared Early registration and at-the-door registration is available

REGISTRATION ONLINE (THROUGH AUGUST 22) Register online at educationweek byu edu through 8:30 p m Mountain Time on Friday, August 22 (the last day of the program) If you register by August 10, your receipt and name badge will be mailed to you If you register after August 10, please pick up your name badge at one of the Will Call locations To register multiple people in one purchase, please register by phone or in person

EARLY REGISTRATION BY PHONE (THROUGH AUGUST 15) Call 801-422-8925 on weekdays from 8:00 a m to 5:00 p m Mountain Time through Friday, August 15 If you register over the phone by Friday, August 8, a receipt and name badge will be mailed to you If you register by phone after Friday, August 8, please pick up your name badge at one of the Will Call locations

EARLY REGISTRATION IN PERSON (THROUGH AUGUST 16) Register through August 16 weekdays at 116 Harman Continuing Education Building (HCEB) at BYU, 770 E University Parkway, Provo, Utah, from 8:00 a m to 5:00 p m Registration will be open Saturday, August 16, from 1:00 to 5:00 p m ; this is the only Saturday the registration office will be open The Education Week office is closed Friday, July 4, and Thursday, July 24

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Will-Call Locations

Early and At-the Door Registration Tuition Monday–Friday

$108

Tuesday–Friday

$97

Tuesday–Friday Mornings (8:30 a m –12:05 p m )

$46

Tuesday–Friday Afternoons (12:30–4:05 p m )

$46

Tuesday–Friday Evenings (4:30–9:25 p m )

$46

Monday Only (8:30 a m –4:05 p m )

$35

One Day Only—Tues , Wed , Thurs , or Fri

$44

At-the-Door Tuition

One Morning Only (8:30 a m –12:05 p m )

$28

One Afternoon Only (12:30–4:05 p m )

$28

One Evening Only (4:30–9:25 p m )

$28

At-the-Door Registration (August 18–22)

There are usually modest lines for registration and the willcall desks on Monday and Tuesday mornings; please plan your time accordingly We encourage you to register early using any of the methods listed above

Marriott Center Northeast Ticket Booth Monday–Friday

7:30 a m –5:00 p m

Wilkinson Student Center Garden Court Monday Tuesday–Friday

7:30 a m –5:00 p m 7:30 a m –8:30 p m

CONTINUING LEGAL EDUCATION (CLE) REGISTRATION When you register for the Tuesday–Friday section of Education Week (or with the Monday–Friday section if you plan to attend regular Education Week classes a day before the CLE classes begin), the $50 CLE fee can be paid in advance by selecting the option For Attorneys: CLE Credit Early registration is available for these full-day Monday–Friday or Tuesday–Friday sections You will be asked to provide your state and bar number when selecting the CLE credit option Attorneys planning to register for a single day or any other part-event Education Week section, either in advance or during the program, will need to pay the $50 fee at the door of the classroom, 214 Crabtree Building, during August 19–22 You will need to show your Education Week name badge in order to pay the fee for credit at the door of the classroom

Participants must check with their respective state bars for verification that the classes will be accepted as CLE credit

REFUND POLICY Refunds (minus the processing fee) are made if your written refund request, receipt, and name badge arrive in our office by the following dates: • Friday, August 8, for Housing ($10 processing fee) • Thursday, August 14, for Registration ($8 processing fee) No registration refunds will be made after August 15 Education Week registration is nontransferable Please cancel through our office if you are unable to attend Send your refund request, receipt, and name badge to: Education Week Refunds 116 Harman Continuing Education Building, BYU Provo, UT 84602 Refunds will be credited to your bank or credit card if you paid using a bank or credit card If you paid using another method, a check will be issued Refunds take approximately two weeks to process

HOSTING STAFF NEEDS Hosting is an enjoyable and rewarding experience, as evidenced by the hundreds of volunteers who return each year In exchange for their service, volunteers receive complimentary class admission for the week To volunteer, complete the short application at educationweek.byu.edu

by July 25 (or until hosting shifts are filled) Please note the following hosting information: • You receive a complimentary Monday–Friday name badge if you host a shift for four consecutive days • Volunteers attend a training session at 10:00 a m in 3220–3224 WSC on Saturday, August 16, 2025 If you are not from the local area and cannot attend the meeting, please contact our office at 801-422-6214 • Hosting staff must be 18 years of age or older

GENERAL INFORMATION DRESS AND CONDUCT STANDARDS

Participants are asked to uphold BYU standards of dress and conduct while attending Education Week The dress and grooming of men, women, and youth should be neat, clean, and modest, consistent with the standards of Brigham Young University and The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Clothing should be modest in fabric, fit, style, and length Clothing that is sleeveless, strapless, or revealing do not meet the guidelines Skirts, dresses, and shorts must be kneelength or longer See the Education Week website for details

ASSESS YOUR HEALTH

Before you decide to attend the program, please carefully assess your health condition in light of the heat, altitude, large crowds, stairs, and possible long walking distances between classes

EMERGENCY HEALTH CARE

For the most immediate emergency response while at the program, call 801-422-2222 to reach BYU Police, or call 911

for emergency services The Student Health Center (SHC) is available to Education Week students in case of accident or sudden illness Regular business hours are 8:00 a m to 5:30 p m Monday through Friday Proof of Education Week registration is required to receive health services You must pay for treatment when you receive it The Student Health Center is not a Medicare or Medicaid provider

INFORMATION DESKS

Information desks are located at the WSC Garden Court, Marriott Center, and the hosting staff can also help you

INFORMATION UPDATES

Again in 2025: Program updates will be posted on the BYU Education Week website This allows us to provide up-to-date information that is accessible for attendees at any time We recommend that you check it daily for a list of class changes and other important information

FOOD AND DRINK IN CLASSROOMS

With the exception of the Marriott Center, food and drink may not be consumed in classrooms Water bottles are permitted in all classrooms

NO RECORDING OF LECTURES

Lectures may not be recorded or broadcast Taking pictures during a lecture is permitted, but please turn off the flash and be courteous of the presenter and others around you

CELL PHONES

Please be considerate by silencing your phone and not making calls in the classroom

IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT FINANCIAL CLASSES

Information presented in BYU Education Week financial classes is intended to be general information to help you make better-informed decisions and should not be relied on as a substitute for professional advice regarding your personal financial planning Before you make any investment (or other financial commitment, including insurance), you should consult with your own financial advisor Neither BYU Education Week nor Brigham Young University accepts any responsibility for decisions students make based on information presented in these classes

PERSONAL COUNSELING REQUESTS

You are welcome to speak with faculty members after their presentations; however, please do not ask for personal counsel, advice, or help from the faculty Individuals should seek counsel from their local priesthood leaders or clergy regarding personal problems or concerns

LOST AND FOUND

Found items, including Education Week name badges, should be taken to the hosting table of the building in which they are found At the end of each day, all items are taken to the BYU Lost and Found office (1131 WSC, 801-422-3024) Hours are Monday–Friday, 9:00 a m to 5:45 p m and Saturday 9:00 a m to noon If no one is at the office, participants can call 801-422-3024 to request help

NO PRIVATE VENDORS OR FLYERS

Distribution of flyers or advertising brochures of any type is prohibited on university property Likewise, private vendors are not allowed on university property

HELP WITH DISABILITIES

BYU is committed to providing reasonable accommodations for people with qualified disabilities Before registration and at least 30 days before the program begins, discuss your individual situation with the program coordinator Standard hearing-impaired receivers on the “red” channel (channel A) work in the Marriott Center If you bring a personal receiver, headset, and batteries, your set will operate in the Marriott Center If you need technical help with your set, see the engineers at the sound booth inside Portal H Several buildings on campus are also set up for receivers, which may be checked out from 2170 WSC

INTERNET ACCESS

Education Week participants have free guest access to the internet via wireless network in most academic buildings (including the WSC), classrooms, and student common areas on campus This service is not available in student housing residences except in the common areas Education Week makes no guarantee of service The guest wireless network is an unsecured connection; participants are advised to use caution when sending confidential information over a wireless network To connect to the wireless network, choose BYUWiFi or BYUGUEST from the list of available networks on your mobile device You will be prompted to agree to the terms of service for guest access every 24 hours No password is needed to access BYU-WiFi or BYUGUEST

PROGRAM EVALUATIONS

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Education Week welcomes participant feedback and suggestions Submit an online evaluation of your Education Week experience at educationweek.byu.edu between August 18 and September 12, 2025

TRANSPORTATION AND PARKING PARKING ON CAMPUS

Education Week parking is available in specified lots on campus and is marked on the map on pages 34–35 Please park only in these areas and within painted stalls, not along unpainted curbs Your vehicle should not extend over the lines dividing the stalls, either on the sides or in front Cars are not allowed to park in designated motorcycle areas or travel lanes Your vehicle may be ticketed or towed if you park in areas other than those indicated on the map, if it is parked in a stall designated for another purpose, if it is occupying more than one parking space, or if it is along an unpainted curb in a travel lane Disability Parking requires a state-issued handicap plate or permit Please do not park in neighborhoods north of the Marriott Center or east of 900 East Ample parking is available in the lot west of LaVell Edwards Stadium at 1700 North 150 East Shuttle buses run continuously from that parking lot to campus

RV PARKING

We encourage you to stay in local campgrounds designed for RVs While not encouraged, RVs are permitted in lot 37, north of the Indoor Practice Facility (see map) RV parking is restricted both day and night to this lot only RV parking on campus is available for completely self-contained RVs only and is permitted beginning Saturday, August 18, on a firstcome, first-served basis Lot 37 is a parking lot only; there are no restrooms, showers, hookups, or dump sites Restrooms and showers in student housing and locker-room areas may not be used by participants staying in RVs We also ask that you not bring pets onto campus property When using the parking area, you must keep it free of litter, ensure that your vehicle does not leak, keep awnings contained so traffic is not impeded, be sure you do not attach anything to structures, fixtures, surfaces, or electrical sources, and keep RVs inside parking stalls as much as possible Shuttle vans run between lot 37 and the main campus

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION

Call 888-743-3882 or visit rideuta.com for bus and train route time schedules and information We strongly encourage you to use the bus rapid transit system, Utah Valley Express (UVX), Route 830X, which runs through Provo and Orem. Ticket options include a one-way ticket for $2 50, or a day pass for $5 00 The benefits of riding Utah Valley Express: • No need to bring a car to campus • Buses arrive at each station every 10 minutes from 7:00 a m to 7:00 p m on weekdays The early-morning and late-evening routes, from 5:00 to 7:00 a m and from 7:00 to 11:00 p m , arrive at each station every 15 minutes See rideuta com for weekend times • Bus stops include three stations on campus: • the BYU Stadium Station near the Marriott Center • the BYU North Campus Station near the BYU Conference Center • the BYU South Campus Station just 300 yards south of the Wilkinson Student Center roundabout • Each end of the UVX route—the Provo Central Station and the Orem Central Station—is a connecting point to FrontRunner, UTA’s commuter rail system that has trains

running between Ogden and Provo BYU is just a 23-minute bus ride from either of these stations

COURTESY SHUTTLE VANS

Primarily to assist senior and disabled students, courtesy vans run between specified campus locations from 7:30 a m to 4:45 p m on Monday and from 7:30 a m to 10:00 p m (or until after the evening performances) on Tuesday through Friday Van routes take participants to key destination points, but they cannot take you directly to the door You are responsible for moving from class to class or to a parking lot or residence hall Shuttles run regularly between perimeter parking lots and the main campus; shuttles also run directly from the West Stadium Lot to campus Van stops are marked on the campus map on pages 34–35, and large, detailed route maps are posted at each van stop and at Education Week information desks Buses that run between the West Stadium Lot, the Marriott Center, and the Museum of Art are wheelchair accessible One wheelchairaccessible van is available To contact the driver of this van, call 801-674-5405 and tell the driver at which shuttle stop you are located Due to demand, there may be a wait as we try to accommodate all those who desire this service

AIRLINE FLIGHTS AND COMMERCIAL TRANSPORTATION

Airline flights may be arranged through BYU Travel Management Services at 801-422-3872 Mention that you are attending BYU Education Week Express Shuttle (801-915-1577) has multiple fleet vehicles and offers ground transportation from the Salt Lake City International Airport to the Provo area Another option to get from the Salt Lake International Airport to BYU campus is to use public transportation Board a train at the Airport Station, transfer to FrontRunner at the North Temple Station, transfer to the UVX rapid transit bus at the Orem Central Station, and ride to the BYU Stadium stop or the BYU North Campus stop Get detailed help by using the Trip Planner at rideuta.com Rideshares, such as Uber and Lyft, are another option for transportation By downloading the Uber or Lyft apps for IOS and Android, a ride can be booked to get you from the airport to your destination

HOUSING ON-CAMPUS HOUSING

Please check the Education Week website for updated information about campus housing

HOTELS AND MOTELS

Information about hotels and motels in the Provo area is available at educationweek.byu.edu

BYU DINING GIFT CARDS

• cannot be deactivated or replaced if lost since the card is not linked to a particular person, and • cannot be used for purchases at the BYU Store The BYU Dining Gift Cards will be available for purchase during Education Week at BYU Creamery stores (except Wyview Creamery) and at the Cougar Express convenience store located in the Wilkinson Student Center across from the elevators on the second floor On Sunday, from 4:30–6:00 p m , cards will be available at the Cannon Commons (credit card purchases only) These cards are not available for purchase through Education Week’s registration system (See Dining Options on pages 36–37.)

BYU STORE BYU Store (WSC)

Monday 8:00 a m –6:00 p m Tuesday–Friday 8:00 a m –8:00 p m (Closed Tuesday for devotional from 10:50 a m –noon) Saturday 10:00 a m –6:00 p m

Cosmo’s Mini Mart (southwest corner of the BYU Store) Cosmo’s Mini Mart offers a variety of fresh bagels, donuts, green smoothies, salads/sandwiches, drinks, and snacks, as well as toiletries

Presenter Reference Collection (BYU Store, Main Level)

Monday Tuesday–Friday

8:00 a m –6:00 p m 8:00 a m –8:00 p m

BYU Distribution Services (BYU Store, Lower Level) Monday Tuesday–Friday Saturday

9:00 a m –6:00 p m 9:00 a m –8:00 p m 10:00 a m –6:00 p m

To order from the BYU Store, visit byustore.com Scripture imprinting and gift-wrap services are complimentary for instore purchases over $5

OTHER CAMPUS SERVICES BYU Bowling and Games Center (1171 WSC) In your “spare” time, take a bowling break!

Monday–Friday Saturday

Noon–8:00 p m 11:00 a m –8:00 p m

Studio 1030 (1030 WSC)

Treat yourself to the Paul Mitchell Signature Salon Monday Tuesday–Thursday Friday Saturday

9:00 a m –5:00 p m 9:00 a m –8:00 p m 9:00 a m –6:00 p m 9:00 a m –4:00 p m

BYU Dining Gift Cards are available when you arrive on campus These dining gift cards • are nonrefundable but have no expiration date and can be used throughout the year, • give a discount on meals at the Cannon Commons, • can be used at all BYU Dining locations (not valid at nonBYU vendors and off-campus locations), • can be loaded in increments of $25 at the time of purchase; • can have additional funds added in increments of $25,

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What to expect when ordering and paying for your food on campus: Cash registers will be open at all Dining Services locations.

These registers are cashless, but we do accept Cougar Cash* as well as Credit and Debit cards.

Other ways you can purchase food on campus: 1. Online: Guests can visit dining.byu.edu/mobile-ordering or scan the QR code below to place an order at one of the many Dining Services locations using credit, debit, or Cougar Cash.* 2. Kiosks: Guests dining in the Cougareat can order and pay at one of the kiosks using credit, debit, or Cougar Cash.* 3. Gift Cards: Guests can visit the Creamery on 9th East, Cougar Express (located in the WSC), or Helaman Creamery (located at the Cannon Commons) to purchase a Cougar gift card that can be used at any Dining Services location. Gift cards can be purchased using cash or credit card.

4. Reverse ATM: Guests can put cash into our reverse ATM, located in the Wilkinson Student Center, and receive a Cougar Cash* card that can be used at any Dining Services location. *Dining Gift Card

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About the Faculty Alford, Kenneth L.—Professor, Church History and Doctrine, BYU; retired colonel, U S Army; PhD in computer science (5, 16, 18) Allen, B. J.—Assistant Professor, Marketing and Global Supply Chain, BYU; PhD in marketing (20) Allen, Roger K.—Founder, Human Development Institute; PhD in psychology (26, 28) Andersen, David M.—University counsel, Office of General Counsel, BYU; JD (11, 38) Anderson, Scott L.—Retired clinical therapist, Suncrest Counseling Center; PhD in marriage and family therapy (23, 29, 41) Andre, Brian G.—Former coordinator and director, Mission Viejo Institute of Religion; professional artist and photographer; BFA in visual communications (13, 19, 40) Ashby, Devin R.—Global outreach manager, FamilySearch; MEd in educational leadership (17) Ashby, Lisa—Dental hygienist; BS in dental hygiene (17) Atkin, William F.—Associate general counsel, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints; LLM in international trade (15) Ayre, Kelli S.—Volunteer, Missionary Medical, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints; BS in special education (14, 39) Baird, Corinne Teichert—Instructor, Seminaries and Institutes of Religion; former elementary school teacher; BA in fine arts (4, 40) Baird, Jeremy K.—Assistant clinical professor, University of Utah; adjunct professor, BYU Student Development Department; DO in emergency medicine (12) Baron, Joshua S.—Attorney; founder, Sharifi & Baron, PLLC; JD (11, 38) Bartholomew, Ronald E.—First Editor, Joseph Smith Papers Project, Old and New Testaments; missionary, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints; PhD in sociology of education (30, 32) Bastian, Debbie A.—Singer, songwriter in musical trio Heartbound; co-founder, Aspire Higher; founder, Your Essential Potential; BA in elementary education (16, 18) Beck, Mark D.—Manager, Communications and Messaging, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints; adjunct professor, Ensign College; MPA (24) Bennett, Brandon S.—Professor, Religious Education, BYUIdaho; MA in communication studies (5, 31, 41) Bernard, Richard E.—Service missionary, Gospel Library, Priesthood and Family Department; BA in music (4) Berryhill, Anne R.—Associate historian, Church History Department; MA in art history and library science (22, 39) Blair, Clifford F.—Shareholder, Kirton & McConkie; JD (16, 38) Blonquist, Madison Y.—Curator of Religious Art, Museum of Art, BYU; MA in religion, visual arts, and material culture (23) Bonds, Leigh K.—Attorney, Labor Law Section, US Postal Service; JD (22, 38) Bowman, Crystal—Licensed therapist, Arizona Family Institute; MFT (4, 23) Bown, Jennifer—Department chair, German & Russian, BYU (25)

Braithwaite, Scott R.—Professor, Psychology, BYU; PhD in clinical psychology (11, 14) Brewster, Elaine—Self-employed voice teacher; former member of the Mormon Tabernacle Choir and Utah Opera Company; MM in pedagogy and performance (23) Brown, Alan V.—Professor, Spanish Applied Linguistics, University of Kentucky; PhD in second language acquisition and teaching (15) Brown, Samuel M.—Vice president of tesearch, and research professor, Intermountain Health; MD (11, 14, 39) Buhler-Thomas, Kim—Attorney and owner, Buhler Thomas Law, P C ; JD (22, 38) Burrup, Lyle J.—Retired, Family Services, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints; MSW (4, 18) Bytheway, John G.—Part-time instructor, Ancient Scripture, BYU Salt Lake Center; MA in religious education (20, 23, 40, 41) Call, Alexander P.—Partner and financial advisor, Peterson Wealth Advisors; BS in personal financial planning (25) Call, Richard L.—Chairman, Dental Advisory Committee, Mission Health Services, Missionary Department; DMD; MS in health administration (14, 39) Cannon, Nathaniel S.—Former faculty, Biology, Southern Utah University; MS in genetics and biotechnology, bioinformatics and genomics (22) Cannon, Tenille—Associate teaching professor, Mathmatics Education, BYU; PhD in curriculum and instruction (22) Carlston, Kris Tina—Director, Pre-Professional Advisement Center, BYU; JD (25, 39) Chandler, Brian K.—Clinical psychologist, Utah Department of Corrections; PsyD in clinical psychology (11) Chang, Bruce—Instructor, Seminaries and Institutes of Religion; PhD in organizational leadership (21) Channer, David A.—Associate general counsel, US and Canada, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints; JD (11, 38) Chapman, Juliana—Assistant professor, English, BYU; PhD in comparative literature (17) Childs, Alice—Assistant director, Center for Family History and Genealogy, BYU; accredited genealogist, researcher; BS in psychology (20) Christensen, David A.—Retired instructor, Seminaries and Institutes of Religion; EdD in education (15) Christensen, David S.—Managing partner, Milestone Holdings; MA in management (27) Christensen, Ryan G.—Associate professor, Philosophy, BYU; PhD in philosophy (11) Christensen, T. C.—Film writer and director, American Society of Cinematographers; BS in communications (28) Clark, Elizabeth A.—Associate director, International Center for Law and Religion Studies, J Reuben Clark Law School, BYU; JD (15) Clark, Lisa Valentine—Host and executive producer, BYU Broadcasting; BA in English (29) Collings, Justin M.—Academic vice president, BYU; JD, PhD in history (21)

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About the Faculty (continued) Collis, Steven T.—Professor, Law, University of Texas at Austin; JD (15) Combs, Jason R.—Assistant professor, Ancient Scripture, BYU; PhD in New Testament and early Christianity (4, 14) Condie, Ganel-Lyn—Self-employed author, speaker, media contributor; BA in education (4)

Gibson, Kenneth G.—Senior vice president, The VisionLink Advisory Group; author; BA in communications (23, 25) Gilmore, Debi—Licensed marriage and family therapist, The EFT Clinic; PhD in marriage and family therapy (21, 24)

Cope, Kenneth M.—Professional, award-winning vocal artist, songwriter, composer, and producer (20)

Givens, Terryl L.—Senior Research Fellow, Neal A Maxwell Institute for Religious Scholarship; PhD in comparative literature (21)

Cox, Troy L.—Associate director, Research and Assessment, Center for Language Studies, BYU; PhD in instructional psychology and technology (22)

Godfrey, Matthew C.—Senior managing historian for outreach and engagement, Church History Department; PhD in history (19)

Crane, Eileen Doyle—Volunteer attorney, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints; JD (14, 38)

Goldberg, James A.—Historian and writer, Church History Department; MFA in creative writing (22)

Cutler, Laura E.—Assistant teaching professor, Information Systems, Marriott School of Business, BYU; MS in information systems (23)

Gong, Elder Gerrit W.—Quorum of the Twelve Apostles (2, 18, 40)

Damron, Julie A.—Associate professor, Asian & Near Eastern Languages, BYU (22)

Goodman, Michael A.—Associate Professor, Church History and Doctrine, BYU; PhD in marriage, family, and human development (12, 14)

Deaton, Dennis R.—CEO, Quma Learning Systems, Inc ; DMD (13, 15)

Graabek-Wallace, Michelle—Associate historian, Church History Department; PhD in history and civilization (22, 39)

Denning, Lori L.—Adjunct faculty, BYU Online; MA in religion (5)

Grenny, Joseph W.—Co-founder, Crucial Learning (formerly VitalSmarts); New York Times best-selling author; BA in international relations (14)

Donakey, Elizabeth H.—Museum educator, Museum of Art, BYU; MA in comparative studies (19) Dowling, David P.—Mediator, Summit Mediation; JD, MDR (24, 30, 38) Eastley, Aaron C.—Associate professor of English, BYU; PhD in English (11) Eastmond, Steven—CEO, Family Transitions Counseling; LCSW, MSW (16, 19) Eggett, Ryan K.—Music manager, Priesthood and Family Department, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints; PhD in educational psychology (30) Emmer, Janalee—Director, Museum of Art, BYU; PhD in art history and curatorial studies (23) Ericksen, Corey L.—Physician; Counselor, Missionary Medical Services; DO (14, 39) Esplin, Marlene H.—Associate professor, Comparative Arts and Letters, BYU; PhD in Hispanic Cultural Studies (17) Evanson, Blaine H.—Partner, Gibson Dunn LLP; adjunct faculty, BYU Law School; JD (15, 24, 38) Fackrell, Jacob L.—Co-founder and COO, Savvos Health; MBA (24, 26) Fackrell, Tamara A.—Law partner, Fackrell and McLean Law; JD; PhD in marriage, family, human development (4, 5, 24, 26, 29, 41)

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Garner, David D.—Partner, Osborn Maledon, P A ; JD (16, 38)

Grey, Matthew J.—Associate professor, Ancient Scripture, BYU; PhD in archaeology and history of ancient Judaism (4, 29, 30) Griffin, Tyler J.—Associate dean, Religious Education, BYU; PhD in instructional technology (5, 17, 20) Griffiths, Casey P.—Assistant professor, Church History and Doctrine, BYU; PhD in educational leadership and foundation (5, 18) Gurr, Kevan L.—Institute director, Seminaries and Institutes of Religion; MA in religious studies (23, 26) Hall, Manal Z.—Shareholder, Dentons Durham Jones Pinegar; adjunct faculty, BYU Law School; JD (14, 38) Halverson, Jared M.—Associate professor, Ancient Scripture, BYU; PhD in American religious history (4, 5, 18) Hansen, Forrest R.—Attorney, Kirton McConkie; JD (27, 31, 38) Harris, Klea D.—Attorney, Angel Advocates; JD (16, 38) Harris, Michael R.—Adjunct faculty, Ancient Scripture, BYU; instructor, Seminaries and Institutes of Religion; MA in Old Testament studies (32) Hart, Cynthia J.—Self-employed vocal instructor; BA in music (25) Hart, Michelle B.—Registered nurse, Mt Ogden Surgery Center; mission health advisor; BSN (14, 39)

Faulconer, Angela Wentz—Assistant professor, Philosophy, BYU; PhD in philosophy (14)

Hartvigsen, Kenneth J.—Curator of American art, Museum of Art, BYU; PhD in art history (19)

Ferrell, Robert W.—Periodontist; dental surgeon; millennial generation advocate; DMD, MS (12)

Harwood, Jason—Author and podcaster, Happily Ever Habits; MA in education (11, 14)

Fillmore, Brent D.—Institute director, Seminaries and Institutes of Religion; MEd in secondary education (4)

Haslam, Darryl R.—Director, Emotional Freedom Counseling; LCSW; PhD in marriage and family therapy (17, 20)

Flake, Eric M.—Clinical director, Uniformed Services University; MD in developmental-behavioral pediatrics (28)

Hatch, Richard E.—University counsel, Office of General Counsel, BYU; JD (11, 38)

Franklin, Aaron D.—Professor, Electrical and Computer Engineering, Duke University; author; PhD in electrical and computer engineering (23)

Haws, J. B.—Associate professor, Church History and Doctrine, BYU; executive director, Neal A Maxwell Institute, BYU; PhD in American history (11)

Heath, John H.—Manager, historical awareness and engagement, Church History Department; JD (28)

Kern, Cindy F.—Media director, American Heritage, BYU; MA in American politics and political science (5, 32)

Heras, Heidi A.—Physician, Otolaryngic Allergy and Lifestyle Medicine; MD (4, 5)

Kim, Miri—Curator of American art, BYU Museum of Art; MA in art history (23)

Hidalgo Nava, Tomás—Assistant teaching professor in Spanish and Portuguese, BYU; PhD in Hispanic literature (4)

Kimmons, Royce M.—Associate professor, Instructional Psychology and Technology, BYU; PhD in curriculum and instruction (27)

Hilton III, John L.—Professor, Ancient Scripture, BYU; author; PhD in instructional technology (4, 26) Hilton, Lani O.—Author, speaker, teacher; BS in family life education (5, 19) Hinckley, Clark B.—Retired advisory director, Zions Bank; MBA in finance (13) Hinckley, Kevin A.—Licensed professional counselor, private practice; MEd in clinical counseling (26, 29, 30) Holdman, Gayle L.—Artist, designer, author, Holdman Studios; BS in family science and human development (5) Holzapfel, Richard Neitzel—Director, Correlation Research Division, Correlation Department, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints; PhD in history (26)

King, Isaac O.—Curator of American art, BYU Museum of Art; PhD in history of art and architecture (23) King, Michael L.—Retired instructor, Seminaries and Institutes of Religion; MA in athletic administration (12, 15, 17) Knecht, Scott H.—Retired, Seminaries and Institutes of Religion; MA in English literature (15) Krebs, V. Matt—Owner, Expert Customers LLC; independent insurance agent; PhD in cultural anthropology (22) Laing, LeGrand D.—Region director, Seminaries and Institutes of Religion; EdD in strategy and leadership (4) Larsen, Amy G.—Associate director, J Reuben Clark Law Society; JD (16, 27, 38)

Housari, Rizek W.—Financial advisor, NFP; MAcc in accounting (29, 30)

Leman, Peter D.—Associate professor, English, BYU; PhD in English (22)

Howell, Scott L.—Assistant teaching professor, Church History and Doctrine, BYU; PhD in instructional science (17)

Ludlow, Jared W.—Publications director, BYU Religious Studies Center; PhD in ancient Near Eastern religions (26, 29)

Hunsaker, Stephen K.—Retired instructor, Seminaries and Institutes of Religion; MA in family and human development (18, 25)

Ludwig, Kristy A.—Licensed clinical psychologist, University of Washington; private practice in Utah and Washington; PhD in clinical psychology (5, 26, 41)

Ignatius, Saritha—Adjunct faculty, Management, BYU; MBA (25)

Malzl, Philipp B.—Education program manager, Museum of Art, BYU; PhD in art history (19)

Isaacson, Krista—Gospel Library app service missionary; author and independent content writer (13) Isaacson, Travis—Gospel Library app service missionary; owner and fractional CMO, Powder Days Marketing; EMBA (13) Jacobs, Curtis L.—Retired instructor, Seminaries and Institutes of Religion; MS in counseling and education (4, 13, 16) Jaramillo, Joshua D.—Trauma and critical care surgeon, St Charles Medical Center; MD (25, 39) Jensen, David A.—Associate professor and department chair, Philosophy, BYU; PhD in philosophy (14) Jewell, Olivia Lyman—Family history consultant; BS in human resources and management (18, 40) Johnson, Alek R.—Lead financial advisor, Peterson Wealth Advisors; MS in financial planning and analytics (25) Johnson, Gregory L.—Principal, Seminaries and Institutes of Religion; MEd (28) Johnson, Tyler P.—Clinical associate professor, Stanford University School of Medicine; MD (17, 22, 25, 39) Jordan Jr., Richard W.—Instructor, Seminaries and Institutes of Religion; MEd in curriculum and instruction (31, 32) Jorgensen, Courtney Nelson—Marketing manager, Mobile Ecosystem Awareness and Education, Church Communications Department; BA in communications and public relations (13) Kackstaetter, Uwe R.—Professor of geology, Metropolitan State University of Denver; PhD in geology (4, 22) Kay, Paul A.—Pathologist, Associated Pathologists Limited– Illinois; MD (25, 39)

Marsh, Scott C.—Owner, Scott Marsh Financial, LLC; MBA and MSFS in finance, taxation, economics, and accounting (5, 13, 16) Marshall, Jack S.—Tour educator/manager, Cruise Lady and Fun For Less Tours; MEd in curriculum development (17, 19) Martin, Jan J.—Assistant professor, Ancient Scripture, BYU; PhD in sixteenth-century English Bible translation (23) Matheson, Kimberly—Research Fellow, Neal A Maxwell Institute for Religious Scholarship; PhD in theology (11) Matheson, Rebekka—Associate teaching professor, Cognitive and Behavioral Neuroscience, BYU; MD (22, 39) Mathews, Mark A.—Instructor, Seminaries and Institutes of Religion; PhD in education (12) Matson, Joshua M.—Assistant professor, Ancient Scripture, BYU; PhD in religion (5, 12) McBride, Adam F.—Assistant professor, French and Italian; PhD in French Linguistics (25) McCoy, Tyson J.—Former deputy district attorney; JD (22, 38) McKellar, Stephen H.—Cardiovascular surgeon, chair of the Cardiovascular Department, Intermountain Medical Center; MD, MSc (27, 39) Measom, Erin E.—Director of student success, BYU Continuing Education; PhD in instructional psychology and technology (13) Meredith, Dale—Principal cyber security advisor, ethical hacker instructor, My Mentored Learning; certified in Microsoft technologies and cybersecurity (32)

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About the Faculty (continued) Meyers, Angela L.—Founder and CEO, Kudos for Families; MS in family life education. (4, 15, 24, 40)

Peatross, Justin B.—Professor, Physics, BYU; PhD in physics. (21)

Miller, J. Scott—Dean, College of Humanities, BYU; PhD in East Asian Studies. (17)

Perkey, Joshua J.—Manager of Digital Media and Communications, College of Humanities, BYU; MA in history. (28)

Miller, Taylor-Grey E.—Assistant professor, Philosophy, BYU; PhD in philosophy. (17) Miner, Joseph K.—Medical director, Utah County Health Department; MD. (11, 39) Moore, Richard G.—Retired instructor, Seminaries and Institutes of Religion; EdD. (4) Morgan, David T.—Licensed psychologist, private practice; author; podcaster; PhD in counseling psychology. (13, 16) Morgan, Matthew B.—Associate professor, Radiology and Imaging Sciences, University of Utah; MD, MS in biomedical informatics. (17, 22, 39) Morton, David A.—Professor, Neurobiology and Anatomy, University of Utah; PhD in anatomy. (27) Moss, Kenneth B.—Retired, Intermountain Healthcare; MBA. (29) Muhlestein, Kerry M.—Professor, Ancient Scripture, BYU; PhD in Egyptology and Bible. (4, 12, 15) Musgrave, Me’Chel M.—Singer, songwriter in musical trio Heartbound; co-founder, Aspire Higher motivational seminars; co-owner and director of The Grand View Reception Center.

(16, 18) Nebeker, Todd D.—Senior director of Donor Relations, Utah Valley University; PhD in leadership. (12) Nielson, Rex P.—Director, Humanities Center, BYU; PhD in Portuguese and Brazilian studies. (4, 22) Nixon, Ryan S.—Department chair, Teacher Education, BYU; PhD in science education. (11) Noorda, Scott J.—Owner and medical director, Resolve Medical; adjunct professor, Rocky Vista University Medical School; DO. (4) O’Driscoll, Jeffrey S.—Retired emergency physician; MD. (4, 5) Olsen, Jesse—Software developer, Procore; MS in computer science. (31) Olsen, Lisa C.—Senior executive assistant, Intermountain Health; MS in organizational leadership. (29) Olsen, Sally F.—Homemaker; AA in child development and family relations. (5, 28) Owens, Bradley P.—Professor, Public Management, BYU; PhD in organizational behavior. (4, 5, 40) Page, Randy M.—Emeritus Professor, public health, BYU; Founder of Pages Abroad; PhD in health sciences. (21) Page, Tana S.—Co-founder of Pages Abroad; Adjunct faculty, BYU; MS in health science. (4, 21) Parker, Lori Hales—Singer, songwriter in musical trio Heartbound; co-founder, Aspire Higher motivational seminars.

(16, 18) Parry, Donald W.—Professor, Hebrew Bible and Dead Sea Scrolls, BYU; PhD in Hebrew Bible. (5, 21) Paxman, Katharina A.—Associate professor, Philosophy, BYU; PhD in philosophy. (14, 17)

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Payne, Samuel L.—Director, BYUradio, BYU Broadcasting; musician; podcaster; MA in education. (15)

Peterson, Scott M.—Founder, managing partner, Peterson Wealth Advisors; chartered financial consultant; BS in financial planning and international relations. (28) Pierson, Annalee Hickman—Associate Law Library Faculty Member, BYU Law Library; JD. (5) Price IV, Joseph P.—Professor, Economics, BYU; PhD in economics. (12) Prince, Diane Bills—Professional international speaker; author; member of Davis Communication Council; Church service missionary; BS in education. (27) Rhoads, Gary K.—Professor emeritus, Marketing and Entrepreneurship, BYU; PhD in marketing. (5) Richards, Joel—Region director, Seminaries and Institutes of Religion; PhD in teaching and educational leadership. (20) Rockwood, Nathan J.—Assistant professor, Philosophy, BYU; PhD in philosophy. (17) Rose, Julie—Podcast host and producer, BYURadio; BA in communications. (30) Rosenberg, Gaylamarie G.—Adjunct faculty, Church History and Doctrine, BYU; MS in family sciences, family life education, and human development. (17, 20) Rowberry, Janis H.—Licensed clinical social worker, AMCAP; expertise in EMDR, CBT, EFCT, EFT, DBT; MSW in clinical social work. (31) Sainsbury, Derek R.—Associate professor, Church History and Doctrine, BYU; PhD in American History. (27) Sandberg, Steven M.—Assistant to the president and general counsel, BYU; JD. (11, 38) Sawyer-Espinoza, Suzanne—Owner, Sawyer Speech and Language Therapy; MS, CCC, in speech-language pathology.

(5, 16) Schmidt, Darren E.—Principal, Seminaries and Institutes of Religion; author; EdD in counseling and marriage and family counseling. (5, 30, 40) Scoville, Spencer D.—Associate professor, Asian and Near Eastern Languages, BYU; PhD in Near Eastern studies, modern Arabic literature and Arabic language pedagogy. (25) Segelke, Jeff R.—Financial consultant, JRS Wealth Management; BA in finance. (14, 17) Shannon, Avram R.—Assistant professor, Ancient Scripture, BYU; PhD in Near Eastern languages and cultures. (11, 14) Simpson, Victoria Lee—Seminary teacher, Seminaries and Institutes of Religion; PhD in education. (5) Smith, Hannah C.—Associate director, International Center for Law and Religion Studies, BYU; JD, law and religion. (4) Smith, Heidi A.—Institute instructor, Seminaries and Institutes of Religion; JD. (17) Smith, I. Daniel—Video producer, Scripture Central; MPA. (20, 21) Smith, Kristen Walker—Podcast host, One Minute Scripture Study; BA in modern dance. (13)

Sokol, Connie E.—Self-employed speaker, author, podcast host; BS in elementary education (18) Sorensen, Benjamin R.—Global field services manager, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints; MS in management and leadership (5) Sorensen, Stephanie D.—Adjunct faculty, Church History and Doctrine, BYU; author; co-host, Act in Doctrine; PhD student in instructional psychology and technology, MA in Spanish teaching (12)

Udy, Clinton E.—Region director, Utah Valley West Region, Seminaries and Institutes of Religion; MS in family consumer science education (20) Villalobos, Gina A.—Part-time/adjunct faculty, Spanish and Portuguese, BYU; MA in Spanish literature (4) Walker, Jeffrey N.—Adjunct faculty, J Reuben Clark Law School; trustee, Ensign Peak Foundation; managing editor, Latter-day Saint Historical Studies; JD (11, 38)

Spencer, Joseph M.—Assistant professor, Ancient Scripture, BYU; PhD in philosophy (24, 27)

Walters, Larry C.—Emeritus professor, public service and ethics, BYU; PhD in public policy analysis and management (17)

Steadman, Lori L.—Instructor, English Department, BYU; author; MA in English (25)

Ward, Lonny J.—Director of operations, CHOICE Humanitarian; MBA in Business, MS in animal science (24)

Steffen, Patrick R.—Professor, Psychology, BYU; board certified in biofeedback; PhD in clinical psychology (5)

Ware, Michael J.—Professor, Physics, BYU; PhD in physics (21)

Stevenson, Lawrence D.—Professional trainer, The Larry Stevenson Group; MPA (31, 32) Stoker, John R.—CEO, DialogueWORKS; MA in organizational behavior, leadership development; JD (24) Stokes, Harold T.—Professor emeritus, Physics and Astronomy, BYU; PhD in physics (30) Strong, Elder Michael B.—General Authority Seventy; chairman of Missionary Health Services; MD (14, 39) Strong, William E.—Area medical advisor, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints; MD (14, 39) Sweat, Anthony R.—Professor and department chair, Church History and Doctrine, BYU; author; artist; PhD in curriculum and instruction (5, 20) Swensen, James R.—Associate professor, Comparative Arts and Letters, BYU; PhD in art history and history of photography (19) Taeger, Stephan D.—Assistant professor, Ancient Scripture, BYU; PhD in instructional psychology and technology (16, 18) Tait, Lisa Olsen—Historian and writer, Church History Department, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints; PhD in American literature and women’s studies (22) Talbot, Bridger K.—Associate director, Product and Innovation, Enrollment Services; BYU; MPA (31) Tanner, G. Rick—Instructor, Seminaries and Institutes of Religion; MBA in business (30, 31) Tanuvasa, Shawn V.—Polynesian outreach coordinator, Seminaries and Institutes of Religion; EdD (25) Taylor, Amber C.—Historian manager, Church History Department; DPhil in Near Eastern and Judaic studies (22) Taylor, Emily de Schweinitz—Assistant director, Conflict Resolution/Ombudsman Office, UVU; author; PhD in developmental psychology (11) Thatcher, Jennifer Yorgason—Adjunct faculty, School of Family Life, BYU; MS in marriage, family, and human development (20, 26) Thorne, David—Manager, Senior Missionary Services; MS in family studies and human services (5) Trimble, Greg—Founder, Lemonade Stand Inc ; former member of BYU Studies editorial board; BA in information systems (28)

Wayas, Noelani L.—Director, Experience Design and Management Careers, Marriott School of Business; MBA (27) Welch, Rosalynde F.—Research Fellow, Neal A Maxwell Institute (11) West, Jonathan R.—Instructor, Seminaries and Institutes of Religion; MEd (31) Westover, Paul A.—Professor, English, BYU; PhD in English (11) Whittaker, Heidi M.—Consultant, Utah Parent Center; BS in elementary education, minor in psychology (19) Wightman, G. Breck—Assistant professor, Public Service and Ethics, BYU; PhD in public affairs (4, 5) Wilcox, Bradley R.— Professor, Ancient Scripture, BYU; PhD in curriculum and instruction (5, 31, 32, 41) Willardson, Chad T.—President and founder, Pacific Capital and Platinum Elevated; BS in economics (4) Williamson, Tyler K.—Wealth advisor and partner, Capita Financial; BA in professional sales (19) Wilson, Linda C.—Service missionary, mental health therapist, MTC; MSW, LCSW (14, 39) Wilson, Lynne Hilton—Founder and board member, Scripture Video and Podcast series; PhD in theology and American religious history (4, 5, 16, 19, 40) Woodger, Mary Jane—Professor, Church History and Doctrine, BYU; PhD in Church History and Doctrine, EdD in educational leadership (5, 24) Woodward, Kirk J.—CEO, Bingham Family Clinic; MD (25, 27, 39) Woodward, Scott C.—Professor, Religious Education, BYU– Idaho; PhD in instructional psychology and technology (18) Woodward, Sherilee—Volunteer, Bingham Foundation; BS in professional studies (27, 39) Wright, Randal A.—Author; retired institute director; PhD in family studies (24, 26, 29) Wunderli, David J.—First counselor, Young Men General Presidency; (2, 18) Yee, Kristin M.—Second counselor, Relief Society General Presidency (2, 18) Young, Jay R.—Director, Classroom and Continung Education Enrolled Student Services, BYU Continuing Education; PhD in instructional psychology and technology (28)

Udall, Collin—Primary care physician, VillageMD; MD (25)

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