2026 BYU Education Week

Moroni

M arriot t Cent er Events

Campus Devotional

Elder Patrick Ke aron

of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles

Tuesday, August 18, 2026

Marriott Center

11:10 a.m.

BYU Education Week welcomes Millennial® Choirs & Orchestras as they present AMERICA 250, a powerful musical tribute celebrating 250 years of the American story. Featuring hundreds of musicians— including children, youth, and adults, joined with a full symphony orchestra this inspiring concert reflects on the sacrifices, struggles, and shared ideals that shaped a nation. See page 38 for details.

August 19 –20

Marriott Center

7:00 p.m.

BYU Education Week is pleased to present

Welcome to BYU Education Week

We are pleased to welcome you to BYU Education Week, a program with nearly 1,000 classes designed to strengthen and enrich your life! Education Week brings together 280 presenters, 500 volunteers, and hundreds of BYU employees to provide a unique, outstanding educational experience

This year’s theme, “Charity Is the Pure Love of Christ, and It Endureth Forever” (Moroni 7:47), highlights Mormon’s instruction, echoed by prophets today, that “charity suffereth long, and is kind, and envieth not, and is not puffed up, seeketh not her own, is not easily provoked, thinketh no evil, and rejoiceth not in iniquity but rejoiceth in the truth, beareth all things, believeth all things, hopeth all things, endureth all things” (Moroni 7:45).

We hope that as you attend BYU Education Week your testimony of Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ will grow, your charity toward others will increase, and you will experience the blessings “bestowed upon all who are true followers of his Son, Jesus Christ” (Moroni 7:48).

Sincerely,

H. Bruce Payne, Program Administrator

Mikayla Robins, Program Administrator

Acknowledgments

Ella Seegmiller, Student Assistant

Spencer Coca, Student Assistant

Shae Hansen, Student Assistant

Valentina Brewer, Student Assistant

Suzy Gerhart, Art Director

Scarlett Lindsay, Editor

Makenzie Jackson, Designer

Cover Image ©️ Ihor Piddubnyi “Reason for Being”

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.

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253 Harman Building, BYU Provo, UT 84602-1507

377 CB

8:30 –9:25 a.m. 9:50 –10:45 a.m. 11:10 a.m.–12:05 p.m.

342 CAP “Come and See”: Recognizing the Risen Christ in the Gospel of John Lori L . Denning

Assembly Hall, HC

450 CAP Much More Income, Much Less Tax , High Impac t Prosperit y Scot t C . Mar sh

1102 JKB

278 CAP El papel del acceso lingüístico en la soledad de la experiencia migrante Brigit te L . Mor ale s

3108 JKB

292 CAP “A Man of Sorrows and Acquainted with Grief ” : The Savior ’s E xperience with Grief

Cour t ney Merrill

Au ditoriu m, JS B

8 59 C A P Depic ting Jesus in Ar t : From Early Christian Catacombs to Modern Cinema Mat t hew J Grey

250 K M B L

2 8 4 C A P The Nature of Conflic t : Collaboration Skill s to Prevent Escalation Roger K . Allen

206 M A R B

26 5 C A P “I Will Give unto You My Law ”: Gathering to Kir tland and Revelations in the Whitney and Morley Homes Damon L B ahr

207 M A R B

26 9 C A P Helping Your Returned Missionar y Adjust and Progress in the Savior ’s Way Br uce Chang

222 M A R B

26 9 C A P How to Transform Your Job Search into Multiple Of fers While Having Fun L awrence D Stevenson

Concer t Hall, MB

1,000 CAP Reser ved for This Time and Place: Why God Preser ved You for This Moment in His Work Randal A . Wright

Marriott Center 19,000 CAP Preparing for the Second Coming Through a Study of the Signs of the Times Eric D. Richards

138–144 RB 800 CAP The Law of the Har vest : Building Emotional Resilience as a Youth (Youth) Daniel G Oake s

3220–3224 WSC 678 CAP Go and Tell: First Witnesses and Calls to Minister in Christ’s Church Lynne Hilton Wil son

3280–3290 WSC 440 CAP The Magnif icent Power of Prayer in Opening the Windows of Heaven Diane Bill s Prince

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

America’s Financial Future: Real Concerns and Compelling Oppor tunities Scot t C . Mar sh

El corazón me lo decía: Mi conversión al evangelio mediante las leyendas del Dios Blanco—J Rober to Mor ale s

Navigating the Ambiguous Grief of Unmet Hopes and E xpec tations Cour t ney Merrill

Envisioning the Historical Jesus: Jewish Appearance and Clothing in Roman Palestine Mat t hew J Grey

Preparing My Hear t : Managing My Inner Reac tions During Conflic t Roger K . Allen

“May the Kingdom of God Go For th”: 21+ Revelations in the Morley and Johnson Homes Damon L B ahr

Streng thening Your Family in the Fight Against Pornography Br uce Chang

How to Land the Job You Love: Proving That You Are the Solution Organizations Need So They Hire You L awrence D Stevenson

From Strug gle to Streng th: How God Uses Our Weaknesses to Shape Our Destiny Randal A . Wright

Remember and Record What Is of Great Wor th Tana S. Page

Family Health and Lifest yle: Caring for Bodies, Minds, and Spirit s Tamar a A . Fack rell and Heidi A . Her a s

Redimir a los muer tos: Recuperando las voces perdidas de las escritoras ibéricas Anna-Lis a Halling

Grief and Forgiveness: When Suf fering Is the Result of Someone El se’s Bad Choices Cour t ney Merrill

Intelligence Versus Ar tif icial Intelligence: What ’s the Dif ference? Sean C . Murdock and Scot t E . S ampson

Dialogue Skill s: Creating Shared Understanding and Win-Win Outcomes Roger K . Allen

“The Olive Leaf . . . Plucked from the Tree of Paradise”: 22+ Revelations in the Newell K . Whitney Store, Smith Home Damon L B ahr

A Gospel Approach: Streng thening Children During Mental Health Challenges Br uce Chang

401(k) Power Moves: Retirement Strategies That Ac tually Work Rizek W Hous ari

You Are the Architec t : Designing the Life You Can’t Wait to Wake Up To Randal A . Wright

Preparing for the Second Coming Through a Study of Armageddon, the Millennium, and the Final Judgment Eric D. Richards Ezekiel’s Teachings About Ancient and Future Temples and Us Kerr y M . Muhle s tein

From Awk ward to Awesome: Three Ment al Switches to Help You Thrive Socially (Youth) Cur t is J G ardner

Why Four Gospel s: Making Sense of the Synoptic Puz zle Ja son R . Combs

Understanding and Following the Spirit : How Miracles Will Follow Diane Bill s

Learning the L anguage of the Lord (Youth) Lynne Hilton Wil son

Minding Your Mindset : Increasing Personal Power to Achieve Result s John R . Stoker

12:30 –1:25 p.m. 1:50 –2:45 p.m. 3:10 – 4:05 p.m.

377 CB 342 CAP Enjoy Writing with Others and Engage the Rising Generation Tana S. Page

Assembly Hall, HC

450 CAP Connec ting with Your Children: Teaching Resilience and Emotional Streng th Tamar a A . Fack rell and Heidi A . Her a s

1102 JKB 278 CAP Un libro en piedra: La imagen de Jesús en el ar te románica (siglos XI al XIII) Alvin F. Sherman

3108 JKB

292 CAP “Oh God, Where Ar t Thou? ”: When Grief Feel s Unbearable and Prayers Feel Unanswered Cour t ney Merrill

Au ditoriu m, JS B 8 59 C A P Good Ar tif icial Intelligence Uses: Personal and Family Histor y, Vacation Planning, and More Sean C . Murdock and Scot t E . S ampson

250 K M B L

2 8 4 C A P Dialogue in Meetings: Disagree Well, Hear Ever y Voice, Make Bet ter Decisions Roger K . Allen

206 M A R B

26 5 C A P “I Have Accepted This House”: Pentecostal E xperiences in the Kir tland Temple Damon L B ahr

207 M A R B 26 9 C A P Creating Fit Before You Quit : Redesigning the Job You Already Have G Breck Wight man

222 M A R B 26 9 C A P The Roth IR A Advantage: Tax-Free Grow th, Flexible Withdrawal s, and Lasting Legac y Rizek W Hous ari

Concer t Hall, MB

1,000 CAP Navigating Mor talit y with the Savior ’s Help: The Joys, Hear tbreak s, and Oppor tunities for Grow th G anel-Lyn Condie

Marriott Center 19,000 CAP What Old Testament Prophet s Teach Us About the Dangers and Promises of the Last Days, Bat tles, and God’s Triumph Kerr y M . Muhle s tein

138–144 RB 800 CAP Purpose in the Pain: When Trial s Meet the Master ’s Touch (Youth) Br andon S. B ennet t

Reading and Talking About Young Adult Literature of Good Repor t and Praisewor thy—Dawan Lynn Coombs

Finding Streng th, Balance, and Renewal in Parenting

Tamar a A . Fack rell and Heidi A . Her a s

Nations, Kindreds, Tongues, and People: New Strategies for Learning a Language Re x P. Niel son

When Marriage Feel s Hard: Why Good Marriages Strug gle and How to Grow Stronger Together Cr y s t al B owman

Troublesome Ar tif icial Intelligence Uses: AI Companions, Deep Fakes, Mental Atrophy, Etc Sean C . Murdock and Scot t E . S ampson

The Ar t of Peacemaking: What the Humanities Teach Us About Building a Bet ter World Mar y W. Favro

Purpose in the Pain: When Trial s Meet the Master ’s Touch Br andon S. B ennet t

“Neither Do I Condemn Thee”: How God Responds to Weakness G Breck Wight man

Beyond IR A s and 401(k)s: Why a Brokerage Account Belongs in Ever y Retirement Plan Rizek W Hous ari

People Need People: The Value of Having Helpers and Communit y G anel-Lyn Condie

Amplif ying Prophetic Voices in a Noisy World Tyler J. Grif f in

The Book of Mormon The Keys tone of Our Religion (Youth) Kennet h B. Mos s

The Miracle at Gapyeong, Korea: An Inspirational Stor y of Faith in the Midst of Over whelming Opposition Br ad G . Taylor

Raising Emotionally Intelligent Children: Teaching Responsibilit y, Patience, and Faith Tamar a A . Fack rell and Heidi A . Her a s

How Old Testament Prophecies of Destruc

Repent Michael J

It ’s All Grief to Me: What to Do

Preparing Our Families for an A

tif icial Intelligence Future

Studying with Brother Joseph: Understanding and Using Digital Joseph Smith Translation Tool s Joseph D. Cochr an

Centering Our Faith in Christ When Navigating Trial s, Not Just Faith in a Desired Outcome Br andon S. B ennet t

Squashing the Impostor Syndrome: Building Conf idence to Embrace Your Divine Potential—Angela Trego

Unlock Your Health Savings Account : Triple Tax Benef it s You Don’t Want to Miss Rizek W Hous ari

How Making and Keeping Covenant s Streng thens and Empowers Us G anel-Lyn Condie

Principles That Endure: Insight s from President Dallin H. Oak s Tyler J. Grif f in

The Book of Mormon Unlocking It s Power Through Ef fec tive Scripture Study (Youth) Kennet h B. Mos s

Ahead to the 2027 New Testament Come, Follow Me Year Kennet h L Alford

He Will Use You as an Instrument in His Hands

B002 JFSB 179 CAP The Compassionate Savior Jef frey L . Chandler

B092 JFSB

a Went z Faulconer, Derek C . Hader lie, David A . Jensen, and G ordon B . Mower

B190 JFSB 179 CAP Created to Move: How Spiritual and Physical Momentum Bring Lasting Joy Brandon Lewis

1102 JKB 278 CAP Isaiah and His Eighth Centur y BC Prophetic Contemporaries Michael J Big gers t af f

3108 JKB

CAP Utilizing Covenant s to Win the War on Habitual Sin Jan J. Mar tin

Joseph Smith and the Bible Mat thew J Grey

Great Composers: Their Influence in the World of Classic

Music and the Lat ter-day Saint Hymnbook Jaren S. Hinckley

Inspiring Publications from the College of Humanities to Enrich Your Life J. Bal zot ti, A . Ellis, J. Perkey, and M . Wickman

P

Accessing Spiritual Power: Lessons from Women in Church Histor y M . Graabek-Wallace, E. Mahas, M . McBride, and J. Reeder

Isaiah: The Lord Will Fulf ill His Covenant Michael L . King Auditorium, JSB

CAP Becoming What We Were Sent Here to Become: Why Grow th Is Central to God’s Plan Randal A . Wright

Growing in the Gospel: How Revelation, Ef for t , and At titude Transform Ordinar y Lives Randal A . Wright 250 KMBL

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

Leading Youth: Research Insight s and Gospel Applications David K . Hatch

206 MARB 265 CAP Healing Through the Savior: Principles, Hope, and Insight s from the Church’s Addic tion Recover y Program Benjamin R Er win

MARB

CAP A Max well Institute Series: Disciple-Scholarship and the Wonder of Scripture Kimberly Matheson and Rosalynde F. Welch

221 MARB 265 CAP Accessing the Power of the Word of God Through Ef fec tive Scripture Study Kenneth B. Moss

222 MARB 269 CAP Understanding and Embracing Three Eternal Identities to Guide Your Life Joshua Savage

Concer t Hall, MB 1,000 CAP Increasing Your Emotional Intelligence to Improve Your Relationships John R . Stoker

Highlight s from the Book of Mat thew Stephan D. Taeger

Helping Prepare and Uplif t Missionaries Before, During, and Af ter Their Mission Brenda and Rudy C arlos

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

Personal Finance and Investing Basic s: Making It Valuable and Fun for Anyone James C . Fletcher

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

My [Inser t Here] Is Strug gling Because of Church Histor y. What Can I Do? Mat thew C Godfrey

Husband and Wife Relationships: “My Work and My Glor y ” (Moses 1:39) David A . Chris tensen Marriott Center 19,000 CAP E

W-111

Thriving: What Science and the Restored Gospel Teach Us Michael

Covenant

B002 JFSB

B092 JFSB 237 CAP Out of the Best Book s Jamin C . Rowan, Kerr y D. Soper, and Marc T. Yamada

B190 JFSB 179 CAP Marriage and Family: Sur viving and Thriving in the Digital Age Lori K . Schade

1102 JKB 278 CAP Retire with Conf idence: Tax-Smar t Moves for You, Your Family, and Your Legac y Rizek W. Housari

3108 JKB

292 CAP The Journey to Become Michael L . King

Auditorium, JSB 859 CAP Covenant Women in Scripture: Learning How to Lead in the Home and Communit y Connie E. Sokol

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

Walking the Covenant Path with God Brian G . Mead

ish Christian Histor y Between Dispensations Daniel C . Peterson

Suppor ting Student Success: Empowering Success A Parent ’s Guide to Suppor ting Student Achievement Erin E. Measom

Key Terms for Gospel Study Mar y K . Eyring , Jonathan W. Os tenson, Mat thew F. Wickman, and L aur yn M . Wilde

Hiding in Plain Sight : Quiet Mar vel s of Church His tor y David G olding

Understanding Religious Freedom Bet s y Bennion, April Bollard, William C . Bollard, Elizabeth A . Clark , Blaine H. Evanson

Conf ident Conversations: Teaching Your Kids Healthy Sexualit y in a Sex-Saturated World Cr ys t al Bowman and Daniel G Oak s

The Mental Ef for t of At tention Changes the Brain Collin Udall

Becoming More Christlike Through Managing Hur t or Upset Emotions in Close Relationships Darr yl R . Haslam

Walk with Christ : Streng thening Faith and Discerning Truth in Turbulent Times Kris t y A . Ludwig 206 MARB 265 CAP Faith and Philosophy Taylor-Grey Miller, Katharina A . Pa xman, Nathan J. Rock wood

207 MARB 269 CAP Lifelong Love: Habit s That Streng then Eternal Marriage Jason B. Whiting

221 MARB 265 CAP Women of Convic tion and Consecration: Power-Packed Phrases and . . . Lessons from Faithful New Testament Women L ani O Hilton

222 MARB 269 CAP You Need God and God Needs You: Building Faith Amid Challenges Mat thew C Godfrey

Turning Hear t s: Making Family Histor y More Meaning ful Amy Harris, Chris topher C . Jones, Sarah Clement Reed, and Elizabeth A . Snow

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

How to Recognize, Reach for, and Rely on the Savior ’s Empowering Grace Jef f N. Decker

Stand Back and Step Up: Agenc y, Boundaries, and Responsibilit y Angela L . Meyers Concer t Hall, MB 1,000 CAP Church Histor y Mat ter

TUESDAY–FRIDAY August 18–21

W-111 BNSN

Major Themes in the Minor Prophet s of the Old Testament

Joshua M . Mat son

Old Testament Insight s into the Twelve Tribes of Israel Joshua M . Mat son W-112

Streng thening Your Marriage Through Deepening Connec tion Debi Gilmore

Unshaken: Faith in Christ to Overcome All Things Jen Yorgason Thatcher 2254

The Wonder of Our Physical World Jus tin B. Peatross and Michael J. Ware

Covenant Love: Building Unit y, Connec tion, and Joy in Marriage Jacob and Tamara A . Fackrell

Assembly Hall, HC 450 CAP YSA Sur vival 101: Taking Back Your Power in Dating and Relationships Stephen K Hunsaker

B002 JFSB 179 CAP Widening the Circle: Including Our Saint s with Neurodiversit y Vic toria Lee Simpson

B092 JFSB 237 CAP Finding Christ in Ar t from Around the World L aura P. Howe, Miri Kim, Rex P. Niel son, and Elliot t D. Wise

The Atonement of Jesus Christ in Time and Eternit y Andrew C . Skinner

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

Science Fic tion and Theolog y Elizabeth K . Busby, Dennis R . Cutchins, Aaron C . Eas tley, and Dale J. Prat t

B190 JFSB 179 CAP Minis tering: Demons trated Discipleship, Is My O f fering Enough? Chris J. Crippen “S acr

1102 JKB

278 CAP Do Good, Bet ter: How to Ef fec tively Ser ve Your Communit y and the World Eva M . Witesman

3108 JKB

292 CAP How Relationships Heal: At tachment Psycholog y and the Divine Model of Connec tion Daniel G Oakes

Wife Mis

The Compensating Power of Christ : How Christ ’s Atonement Right s the Wrongs of an Unfair World and Imper fec t People B. J. Allen

Enhancing Personal and Family Gospel Study Using the Gospel Librar y App K Isaac son, T Isaac son, and C Jorgensen Auditorium, JSB

859 CAP Ar tif icial Intelligence (AI) and Our Personal Responsibilities C ar t y, Park , Plummer, Puterbaugh, Randall, Ring ger, Swan, Wood, Young f ield

250 KMBL 284 CAP The Inspired Musician Nathan D. Haines

2102 LSB

192 CAP Teaching Helps: How to Create “A School of the Prophet s” Tadlee J. Welt y

206 MARB 265 CAP More Than a Message: Innovations and Insight s from Mission Histor y T. Ford, D. Golding , C . Heimburger, and M . McBride

207 MARB 269 CAP Joseph to Brigham: The Stor y of Authorit y, Keys, and Temple as the Foundation of the Restoration Ronald K . E splin

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

Ever yone Can Sing: Making Sense of Notes and Symbol s in the Hymns Elaine Brews ter

Using Ar t in Our Homes to Teach the Gospel, Testif y of Christ , and Bring the Spirit Howard W. Fullmer

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

Investing Strategies for Today Jef f R . Segelke

221 MARB 265 CAP The Charac ter of Christ and Our Temple Covenant s Kenneth G . Gibson “Unto Ever y Kingdom Is Given a Law ” (D&C 88:38): E xploring the Path to E xaltation Kenneth G . Gibson

222 MARB 269 CAP The Stair Steps of Spiritual Grow th Kevin A . Hinckley

Concer t Hall, MB 1,000 CAP Isaiah’s Glorious Message for Our Day Donald W. Parr y

Marriott Center 19,000 CAP The Lord of the Gospel s:

Jared

The Power of Correc t Doc trine and Mental Health Kevin A . Hinckley

The Atoning Power of Jesus Christ : Skill s in Responding to the Prophet ’s Invitation Kerr y M . and Julianne Muhles tein

Finding Christ in the Old Testament John L Hilton III

4:30–5:25 p.m.

The Visions of Moses: How the Book of Moses Teaches Us the Plan of Salvation and Prepares Us to Understand the Temple—Mark Mathews

Key Steps to Conquering Your Inner Critic

Debi Gilmore

Mental Health Matters: Understanding Depression, Anxiety, Trauma, and Psychosis, with Faith and Hope in Our Communities—Eric Orr

Drawing Back the Cosmic Veil: Science and Revelation in the Latter Days—John D. Lamb

The Wisdom of the Widows: A Year of Conversations, a Lifetime of Lessons—Susan Walton

Continuing Legal Education Classes (See page 36 for details.)

BYU Medical Society Classes (No CME. See page 37 for details.)

Events After the Resurrection

Andrew C. Skinner

Mormon’s Project, Book by Book

Joseph M Spencer

Films of Faith and Hope—Christopher P Oscarson, Marie-Laure Oscarson, Carl Sederholm, and Gregory C Stallings

A Bride for the Bridegroom: Scriptural Women as Models for Covenant People—David S. Christensen and Patrick D. Degn

Coming unto Christ Through Daily Decisions

Gregory L Johnson

The Body as a Parable: Discovering Divine Truths in Human Design

David A. Morton

The Majestic Reality of Womanhood: A Call to Arise in Zion

Amber Dawn Pearce

Singing the Hymns of Zion: Getting to Know the Back Stories, Composers, and Lyricists—Elaine Brewster

Become Healthy, Happy, and Whole

Janis H. Rowberry

How Developing a Family Culture of Storytelling Can Help Build Faith, Hope, Testimony . . . Between Generations Samuel L Payne

Maximizing Retirement Income

Jeff R. Segelke

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

When Loved Ones Leave the Church: A Panel Discussion

W. Justin Dyer, Jenet J. Erickson, Jeffery C Strong

How to Learn from Old Testament Prophets, a Come, Follow Me Tutorial—Kerry M. Muhlestein

No Class This Hour

Scriptural Themes for Youth (Youth)

John G. Bytheway and Bradley R. Wilcox

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

From Chaos to Calm—Creating Homes That Invite Peace Through Home

Organization—Jen G. Martin

A World Full of Symbols

Curtis L. Jacobs

An Engineering Perspective on Your Miraculous Body

Anton E. and Jennifer A. Bowden

Lyman Jewell

Teaching and Leading More like Jesus Royce M. Kimmons

Father’s Plan: From the Life and Teachings of President Dallin H. Oaks—Richard W. Jordan Jr.

Robert

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

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

Nourish and Strengthen the Body and Soul—Miki C. Eberhardt, Lindsay L. Schiess, and Savannah K. Watt

TUESDAY–FRIDAY August 18–21

Concurrent Sessions

7:10–8:05 p.m. 8:30–9:25 p.m.

1102 JKB 278 CAP “I’m Tr ying to Be like Jesus”: Scriptural Principles for Deepening

Christian Discipleship Joseph D. Cochran

3108 JKB 292 CAP Our God Is a God “of the Living ” (Mat thew 22:32)

Darren E. Schmidt

Auditorium, JSB 859 CAP Learning to Crawl, Skip, Fall, Run, and Walk with God (Youth)

Lonny J. Ward

Seeking and Receiving a Testimony G Rick Tanner

Medicare Conf idence: Tips for Evaluating Your Options V Mat t K rebs

Using AI to Connec t with Family (Youth) L aura E. Cutler 250

The Abrahamic Covenant and the Gathering of Israel: The Teachings of President Russell M. Nel son Damon L Bahr

A Day of Pentecost Indeed: “The Lord Reveal s Himself in the Kir tland Temple” Damon L Bahr 207 MARB

ny

Sys

Joseph Smith, the Prophet and Seer: Chosen, Tried, and Faithful

Richard W. Jordan Jr

3220–3224 WSC 678 CAP More Money Than You’ll Ever Need: Living an Abundant Life Scot t C . Marsh

3280–3290 WSC

CAP The Light of the Rings: Tolkien’s My tholog y and Our Journey With Christ Jacob B. Earnes t

Establish Zion for the Second Coming L awrence D Stevenson

The Book of Mormon: A Masterclass in Leadership Michael D House

Million-Dollar Choices: Empowering a Lifetime of Maximum Personal Choice Scot t C . Marsh

General Conference: Taking It Personally Benjamin J Knowlton Ballroom, WSC 1,700 CAP The Sacred Purposes of the Book of Mormon Bradley R . Wilcox

Varsity, WSC 393 CAP Old Testament Temples and How They Point to Jesus Christ I. Daniel Smith

Our Immor talit y and Eternal Life: The Work and Glor y of the Father and Son R yan K . Eg get t

Bringing Jesus’s Jerusalem to Life Through 3D Model s I. Daniel Smith

Note: Orange tex t represent s Education Week ’s Especially For Youth (EF Y) classes.

Tuesday–Friday Classes

August 18 –21, 2026

8:30 –9:25 a.m.

Harold T. Stokes

Physics Is More Fun Than You Think W-111 Benson Building (BNSN)

T Relativity

W Nuclear Physics: Radioactivity, Half-Life, and Energy Production

Th Astrophysics: Origin of the Universe and Dark Stuff

F What Is Science? How to Resolve Issues Between Science and Your Religious Beliefs

Michael R. Harris

Seeing the Parables of Jesus with New Eyes

W-112 Benson Building (BNSN)

T The Parables of Jesus: Lazarus and the Rich Man

W The Parables of Jesus: The Parable of the Lost Sheep

Th The Parables of Jesus: The Ten Virgins, Part 1

F The Parables of Jesus: The Ten Virgins, Part 2

Alexander P. Call and Alek R. Johnson

Retire and Serve: Financial Considerations and Opportunities for the Latter-Day Saint Retiree

377 Clyde Building (CB)

T Five Important Decisions You Will Make in Retirement

W Financial Foundations for Your Senior Mission

Th Minimizing Taxes in Retirement: Tax Strategies Every Retiree Should Know

F Psychology of Investing for the Latter-day Saint Retiree

Erik Hjorten, Benjamin R. Sorensen, Brad Stone, Penny Stone, David Thorne, Clayton Toone, and Heather Veazie

The Marvelous Work of Senior Missionaries

2254 Conference Center (CONF)

T Senior Mission Application Process with a Family History Discussion (Clayton Toone and Heather Veazie)

W Service Mission Opportunities with a BYU Pathways Discussion (Benjamin R. Sorensen and Erik Hjorten)

Th Senior Missionary Costs and Health Considerations with a BYU Pathways Discussion (Optional 1-Hour MTC Tour After Class) (David Thorne and Erik Hjorten)

F Blessings That Come from Serving Senior Missions, and a Discussion on Family History (Optional 1-Hour MTC Tour After Class) (Brad Stone, Penny Stone, and Heather Veazie)

Dennis R. Deaton

Come unto Christ

2258–2260 Conference Center (CONF)

T Exercising Faith in Christ’s Love and in His Loving Promises

W Growing into the Principle of Revelation: Learning of Him by Learning from Him

Th Key Elements of Gaining Spiritual Power Through Mighty Prayer

F Come unto Christ Through Temple Worship, as a Liahona and a Urim and Thummim

Continuing Legal Education Classes (See page 36 for details.)

214 Crabtree Building (CTB)

T Recent Legal Events and Legal Challenges of The Church Of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Internationally (Lee A. Wright)

W “Lawyering, Properly Understood, Is the Work of Atonement”: Being a Healer, Reconciler, and Atoner ( Joshua S. Baron)

Th Famous Cases in Health Care (Eileen Doyle Crane)

F Joseph Smith and the Harrises: Challenges to Getting the Book of Mormon Financed ( Jeffrey N. Walker)

BYU Medical Society Classes (No CME available See page 37 for details.)

C215 Eyring Science Center (ESC)

Th Becoming the BYU School of Medicine (Mark Ott and Joshua D. Jaramillo)

F Herbal Pharmacology and Toxicology: Understanding Bio-Active Components of Plant-Derived Dietary Supplements (Bruce H. Woolley)

Hilary Weber

Achieving Personal Peace Through Divine Principles in the Constitution

Assembly Hall, Hinckley Center (HC)

T “We the People”: Agency, Accountability, and the Pursuit of Peace

W Listening to Understand: How Free Speech Nurtures Empathy Through Open Dialogue

Th Stewardship and Separation: God-Given Power to Act Within Our Divinely Appointed Sphere

F “Rule by Law” Centers Our Focus on God’s Law

Jeffrey L. Chandler

The Compassionate Savior

B002 Joseph F. Smith Building (JFSB)

T Jesus Christ Is Filled with Compassion

W Compassion Is Rooted in Charity

Th Because of His Compassion, Jesus Christ Walks with Us During Our Trials and Hardships

F Through the Savior’s Grace, We Too Can Become Compassionate

8:30

a.m. classes (continued)

Angela Wentz Faulconer, Derek C. Haderlie, David A. Jensen, and Gordon B. Mower

Philosophy and Contemporary Culture

B092 Joseph F. Smith Building (JFSB)

T Why I Stay (Derek C. Haderlie)

W Defending Free Will (David A. Jensen)

Th Classical Republican Theory and the United States Constitution (Gordon B. Mower)

F A Good Death (Angela Wentz Faulconer)

Brandon Lewis

Created to Move: How Spiritual and Physical Momentum Bring Lasting Joy

B190 Joseph F. Smith Building (JFSB)

T The Importance of Fitness: Movement as a Spiritual and Physical Imperative

W The Power of Friction: How Hard Things Build Strength and Joy

Th Creating Sacred Space: Environments That Shape Body and Spirit

F Moving Forward with Purpose

Michael J. Biggerstaff

Isaiah and His Eighth Century BC Prophetic Contemporaries 1102 Jesse Knight Building (JKB)

T The Book of Hosea: Historical Context, Key Themes, and Continued Relevancy

W The Book of Amos: Historical Context, Key Themes, and Continued Relevancy

Th The Book of Micah: Historical Context, Key Themes, and Continued Relevancy

F The Relation of the Messages of Hosea, Amos, and Micah with Those of Isaiah

Jan J. Martin

Utilizing Covenants to Win the War on Habitual Sin 3108 Jesse Knight Building (JKB)

T The People of Ammon: A Case Study for Permanent Change

W Making Eternal Covenants with God

Th Personal Improvement and Eternal Covenants with God

F Growth Through Testing of Covenant Promises

Randal A. Wright

Becoming What We Were Sent Here to Become: Why Growth Is Central to God’s Plan

Auditorium, Joseph Smith Building (JSB)

T One Degree Better: The Power of Small Changes over Time

W Early to Bed, Early to Rise: The Lord’s Antidote for Weariness and His Promise of Invigoration

Th The Power of Daily Rituals: Building a Life of Purpose and Progress—One Day at a Time

F Jesus Christ Went About Doing Good: A Simple Method to Recognize, Record, and Share the Good We Do and Observe Others Do

Stephan D. Taeger

Finding Jesus Christ in the Book of Mark

250 Spencer W. Kimball Tower (KMBL)

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

David K. Hatch

Leading Youth: Research Insights and Gospel Applications

2102 Life Sciences Building (LSB)

T Connecting One by One: The Need for Belonging

W Connecting the Gospel with Life: The Need for Meaning

Th Entrusting Youth with Responsibility: The Need for Self-Worth

F Strengthening Youth in Hard Times: The Need for Resilience

Benjamin R. Erwin

Healing Through the Savior: Principles, Hope, and Insights from the Church’s Addiction Recovery Program

206 Martin Building (MARB)

T Understanding Addictive and Compulsive Behavior Through a Gospel Lens

W The Individual Journey of Recovery from Addiction

Th Supporting Spouses and Families Who Have a Loved One in Addiction

F Preparing Families Against When They Encounter Addictive and Compulsive Behaviors

Kimberly Matheson and Rosalynde F Welch

A Maxwell Institute Series: Disciple-Scholarship and the Wonder of Scripture

207 Martin Building (MARB)

T Scriptural Typology (Kimberly Matheson)

W Prayer: Discipleship with Roots (Kimberly Matheson)

Th The Wonder of Reading Scripture, Part 1 (Rosalynde F. Welch)

F The Wonder of Reading Scripture, Part 2 (Rosalynde F. Welch)

Kenneth B. Moss

Accessing the Power of the Word of God Through Effective Scripture Study

221 Martin Building (MARB)

T How to Draw the Power of the Scriptures into Your Life: Ten Principles for Effective Scripture Study

W The Book of Mormon: The Keystone of Our Religion— Unlocking Its Power Through Effective Study

Th Ten Scripture Study Skills, Part 1: Skills 1–5

F Ten Scripture Study Skills, Part 2: Skills 6–10

Joshua Savage

Understanding and Embracing Three Eternal Identities to Guide Your Life

222 Martin Building (MARB)

T Embracing Our “Child of God” Identity

W Understanding the History and Promises of the New and Everlasting Covenant

Th The Plan of Salvation Delivers the Promises of the New and Everlasting Covenant to Each of Us

F The Role of Jesus Christ in the New and Everlasting Covenant Between God and Mankind

John R. Stoker

Increasing Your Emotional Intelligence to Improve Your Relationships

Concert Hall, Music Building (MB)

T Personal EQ Awareness: Know What Is Going On with You

W Personal EQ Management: Know How to Manage Yourself

Th Interpersonal EQ Awareness: Recognize What Is Going On with Others

F Interpersonal EQ Management: Managing Interpersonal Dynamics

Anthony R. Sweat

Expanding Our Vision of Temple Sealing Main Floor, Marriott Center (MC)

T Sealing: Enabling the Dream of Eternal Connection

W Sealing: Uniting Hearts and Enabling Glory

Th Sealing: Creating Heirs and the Great Network

F Sealing: Making Our Great Offering with Christ

Jeff N. Decker

Hearing the Savior’s Encouraging Voice in a World Filled with Commotion (Youth)

138–144 Richards Building (RB)

T Leaving Bountiful Behind: Trusting the Lord’s Process and Doing Our Part

W From Hesitation to Harvest: Why Faith Precedes the Miracle

Th Traps, Tricks, and Twists: How to Spot Satan’s Subtle Snares

F Understanding the Book of Mormon: Storylines That Lead to the Savior

Richard Neitzel Holzapfel

From Malachi to Jesus: The History, Sacred Writings, Jewish Groups, Religions, Life, and Beliefs of the Jews Between the Old and New Testaments

3220–3224 Wilkinson Student Center (WSC)

T History: Return of Jewish Exiles, Alexander the Great, the Maccabean War, the Hasmoneans, the Romans, and Herod

W Sacred Writings: Masoretic Bible, Samaritan Bible, the LXX, on the Dead Sea Scrolls, Apocrypha, and Pseudepigrapha

Th The Faithful: The Pharisees, Scribes, Sadducees, Samaritans, Essenes, and Zealots

F Spiritual Light: Messianic Hopes, Feasts, Festivals, and Jewish Law

Scott R. Braithwaite

Building Your Best Marriage: The Keystone That Holds It All Together

3280–3290 Wilkinson Student Center (WSC)

T Knowing Your Enemy: What Patterns Are Truly Toxic to Marriage?

W Building Safety and Connection Through Communication

Th Managing the Problems That Won’t Go Away

F How Can We Not Just Endure, but Thrive?

Robert L. Millet

Living the Abundant Life ( John 10:10)

Ballroom, Wilkinson Student Center (WSC)

T The First Principles, the Gospel, and the Doctrine of Christ

W Everyday Repentance

Th The Path to a Deeper Conversion

F Celestial Kingdom: Is It Even Possible for Me?

Uwe R. Kackstaetter

“All Things Denote There Is a God”: How the Geosciences Testify of the Restoration, the Book of Mormon, and the Gospel of Jesus Christ

Varsity, Wilkinson Student Center (WSC)

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

9:50 –10:45 a.m.

Jason R. Combs

The Four Gospels: Four Testimonies of Jesus Christ W-111 Benson Building (BNSN)

T The Testimony of Mark

W The Testimony of Matthew

Th The Testimony of Luke

F The Testimony of John

Avram R. and Thora F. Shannon

How God Helps Individuals in the Old Testament Use Small and Simple Means to Bring About His Covenant Purposes

W-112 Benson Building (BNSN)

T Seeking and Receiving Revelation: Examples from Genesis and the Prophets

W Supporting and Sustaining Leaders: The Story of Moses

Th Working with Situations Beyond Their Control: Baruch, Ruth, and Esther

F Illustrating Covenant Leadership by Working Together: Prophets and Prophetesses

Cynthia J. Hart

Great Music for Your Life: Get the Scoop, the Sounds, and the Stories

377 Clyde Building (CB)

T World Music: Wonderful Sounds and Wild Instruments

W Baroque Masters: Bach and Handel—Listen to Their Music and Learn About Their Lives

Th Opera You Will Actually Like

F Intro to Musicals: From Their Origin to Their Enjoyment

Aaron D. Franklin

Lessons on Light from the Scriptures

2254 Conference Center (CONF)

T Eve and the Light of Sight for What Is Best

W Naomi and How God Sees Us

Th Abigail and the Atoning Light of Christ

F Huldah, Anna, and Mary: The Light of Pure Revelation

Dennis R. Deaton

Overcoming Satan’s Ploys in the Latter Days

2258–2260 Conference Center (CONF)

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, Worry, Doubt, and Discouragement

F Believing in a God of Miracles: Seeking and Expecting Them

Continuing Legal Education Classes (See page 36 for details.)

214 Crabtree Building (CTB)

W Blessed Are the Peacemakers: Timeless Principles for Modern Conflict (David P. Dowling)

Th Miracles and Legal Facets of Temple Construction (Bryan C. Jackson)

F Stay Out of Hot Water: An Introduction to Water Rights in Utah ( Jeffry R. Gittins)

BYU Medical Society Classes (No CME available. See page 37 for details.)

C215 Eyring Science Center (ESC)

Th The Christ-Centered Physician and the Two Great Commandments (Weatherford T. Clayton)

F The Transition of Missionary Health and Its Role in Gathering Israel (Rulon F. Stacey)

Matthew J. Grey

Joseph Smith and the Bible

Assembly Hall, Hinckley Center (HC)

T New England Bible Culture and Joseph Smith’s Biblical Upbringing (1805–1830)

W Joseph Smith’s Revisions of the Bible: Producing the JST (1830–1833)

Th The Best Books and Biblical Languages: Joseph Smith’s Approaches to Studying the Bible (1834–1838)

F The Ancient Order of Things: Joseph Smith’s Vision for a Community Steeped in Biblical Studies (1839–1844)

Jaren S. Hinckley

Great Composers: Their Influence in the World of Classical Music and the Latter-day Saint Hymnbook

B002 Joseph F. Smith Building (JFSB)

T Medieval Composers: How Their Compositions Influenced the World of Classical Music and the Latter-day Saint Hymnbook

W Franz Joseph Haydn: How His Compositions (in the Classical Era) Influenced the World of Classical Music and the Latter-day Saint Hymnbook

Th Giacomo Meyerbeer: How His Compositions (in the Romantic Era) Influenced the World of Classical Music and the Latter-day Saint Hymnbook

F Ralph Vaughan Williams: How His Compositions (in the Twentieth Century) Influenced the World of Classical Music and the Latter-day Saint Hymnbook

Jonathan M. Balzotti, Ann Dee Ellis, Joshua J. Perkey, and Matthew F. Wickman

Inspiring Publications from the College of Humanities to Enrich Your Life

B092 Joseph F. Smith Building (JFSB)

T Why Telling Our Stories Lifts Us All ( Joshua J. Perkey)

W Building Bridges Through the Faith and Imagination Podcast (Matthew F. Wickman)

Th Making Meaning from Experience: Reflective Writing and the Pursuit of Wisdom (Phronesis) ( Jonathan M. Balzotti)

F From Campus to Kids: The Story of Whirligig Magazine (Ann Dee Ellis)

Dillon J. Boss

Publishing Peace: Inspiring Media, Content, and Messaging from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

B190 Joseph F. Smith Building (JFSB)

T “Good Tidings of Good”: How the Church Helps Members Joyfully Live the Gospel

W “Thy Watchmen Shall Lift Up the Voice”: How the Church Amplifies the Prophetic Word

Th “Break Forth into Joy, Sing Together”: How the Church Builds Faith with Sacred Music

F “All the Ends of the Earth Shall See”: How the Church Reaches Every Heart and Home

Michelle Graabek-Wallace, Elizabeth Kuehn Mahas, Matthew McBride, and Jennifer Reeder

Accessing Spiritual Power: Lessons from Women in Church History

1102 Jesse Knight Building (JKB)

T Faith and Hope in Troubled Times: Women of the Early Restoration (Elizabeth Kuehn Mahas)

W Making Your Voice Heard: Eliza R. Snow ( Jennifer Reeder)

Th Unlocking Potential: The First Sister Missionaries (Matthew McBride)

F Receiving Revelation: Latter-day Saint Women Around the World (Michelle Graabek-Wallace)

Michael L. King

Isaiah: The Lord Will Fulfill His Covenant 3108 Jesse Knight Building (JKB)

T Why Isaiah? 3 Nephi 20:9–11

W The Threads of Isaiah and Christ’s Role in Redeeming the Dead

Th I Will Raise Up My Standard Among the Gentiles

F I Will Make All My Mountains a Way

Randal A Wright

Growing in the Gospel: How Revelation, Effort, and Attitude Transform Ordinary Lives

Auditorium, Joseph Smith Building (JSB)

T Have Ye Inquired of the Lord? Receiving Revelation That Changes Your Life

W Be of Good Cheer: How Attitude Shapes Our Homes, Work, and Worship

Th The Power That Changes Hearts: How Christlike Love Begins at Home and Reaches the World

F Serving as the Savior Served: Using Our Words and Actions to Lift, Heal, and Strengthen Others

Stephan D. Taeger

Highlights from the Book of Matthew

250 Spencer W. Kimball Tower (KMBL)

T The Kingdom of God (Matthew 1–4)

W The Sermon on the Mount (Matthew 5–7)

Th The Olivet Discourse (Matthew 24–25)

F The Crucifixion (Matthew 27)

Brenda and Rudy Carlos

Helping Prepare and Uplift Missionaries Before, During, and After Their Mission

2102 Life Sciences Building (LSB)

T Preparing for a Mission: Temporal Skills and Spiritual Preparation

W Preparing to Serve: The Role the Temple Can Play, Personal Worthiness, and the Home MTC Experience

Th Supporting Your Missionary in the Field

F Helping All Returned Missionaries Endure to the End, and “Being a Remarkable Force for Good” as a Senior Missionary

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

James C. Fletcher

Personal Finance and Investing Basics: Making It Valuable and Fun for Anyone

207 Martin Building (MARB)

T Five Steps to Financial Freedom

W Seven Golden Rules of Investing

Th Four M’s of Stock Analysis

F Timeless Investing Principles Applied to Life

Lisa C. Olsen

Navigating Hardships in Later Life with Hope and Resilience

221 Martin Building (MARB)

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

9:50 a.m. classes (continued)

Matthew C. Godfrey

My [Insert Here] Is Struggling Because of Church History. What Can I Do?

222 Martin Building (MARB)

T Approaching the Past: Tips for Exploring Church History

W What Resources Has the Church Produced on Church History?

Th Gaining a Testimony of Joseph Smith

F How Can Jesus Christ Help?

David A. Christensen

Husband and Wife Relationships: “My Work and My Glory” (Moses 1:39)

Concert Hall, Music Building (MB)

T What Marriage Is All About

W Fidelity in Marriage

Th Making Changes That Really Matter

F Becoming a Patriarch and Matriarch in Mortality

Scott L. Anderson

None Beyond His Reach

Main Floor, Marriott Center (MC)

T “Perfect Love Casteth Out Fear”

W “Lord, I Believe; Help Thou Mine Unbelief ”

Th Hope and Healing

F “Behold the Lamb of God”

Angela L. Meyers

Choose Your Life! All-In with Agency, Action, and Impact (Youth)

138–144 Richards Building (RB)

T Are You All-In? Is Your Head in the Heavenly Game?

W Don’t Miss Your Own Story: More Life, Less Screen

Th Own Your Choices: The Three R’s and the 100% Rule

F Lift Where You Stand

Stephen K. Hunsaker

Faith in Christ, Not in Outcomes

3220–3224 Wilkinson Student Center (WSC)

T Care Versus Carry: Understanding the Difference Will Make All the Difference

W Care Versus Carry: Understanding Christ’s Role

Th How a Recipe-Driven Approach to Life Diminishes Faith

F Accountability: The Key That Unlocks the Door to Change

Scott R. Braithwaite

Building a Strong Family: The Foundation Everything Else Is Built On

3280–3290 Wilkinson Student Center (WSC)

T Raising Children into Adults Who Thrive

W What Is Your Why? Helping Children Choose Faith for Themselves

Th Growing Strong: Building Resilience in the Children We Love

F Tools for the Long Haul: Helping Families Manage Stress, Conflict, and Hard Seasons

Robert L. Millet

Life Eternal: Coming to Know Our Heavenly Father

Ballroom, Wilkinson Student Center (WSC)

T Before This World Was Created

W Jesus Christ Always Carried Out the Will of the Father

Th Receiving the Fulness of the Father

F “Ye Are Gods”

Joseph W. Grenny

What to Do When Differences in Faith, Family, and Friends Get Messy

Varsity, Wilkinson Student Center (WSC)

T How to Turn Messy Relationships at Church into Oneness: Lessons on Unity from a Village for the Homeless

W What to Do When Family Gets Messy: Gospel Principles for Imperfect Families

Th What to Say When Loved Ones Leave the Faith: Skills for Talking About What Matters Most

F Gospel Principles for Deliverance from the Mess of Addiction

11:10 a.m.–12:05 p.m.

Michael A. Goodman

Elder Patrick Ke aron of the Q uorum of the Twelve Devotional Address

Tuesday, August 18

Marriott Center (MC) 11:10 a.m.–12:05 p.m.

The Temple as a Gateway to God

W-111 Benson Building (BNSN)

W Initiation into Our Ultimate Destiny

Th Endowed as a Source of Real Power

F Sealing as Consummation: The Ultimate Tie That Binds

Avram R. Shannon

Scriptural Lessons for Receiving Revelation

W-112 Benson Building (BNSN)

W Modes of Revelation in the Scriptures

Th Revelation from God to Moses

F Days Never to Be Forgotten: Oliver Cowdery and Learning to Receive Revelation in the Restoration

Lynne Hilton Wilson

From Margins to Ministry: Women’s Sacred Commission

377 Clyde Building (CB)

W Prophetess, Priestess, and Queens in the Second Half of the Old Testament

Th From the Well to the World: Women as Missionaries in the New Testament

F Breaking the Silence: Women’s Sacred Roles as First Witnesses and Ministers in Christ’s Church

Mark D Ogletree

The Leadership Legacy of LaVell Edwards, Part 1

2254 Conference Center (CONF)

W The Power of Vision and Innovation

Th The Power of Delegation

F Instilling Belief in Others

Suzanne Sawyer-Espinoza

ADHD: Figuring It Out, Owning It, and Making It Work

2258–2260 Conference Center (CONF)

W Squirrel! Understanding What ADHD Really Is (and Isn’t)

Th Harnessing the Amazing Superpowers of the ADHD Brain

F Working with Your Brain, Not Against It: ADHD Life Hacks That Actually Work

Continuing Legal Education Classes (See page 36 for details.)

214 Crabtree Building (CTB)

W Passing the Bar None: Employment Data and the Networking Advantage for Law Grads (Eileen Doyle Crane and Shannon Grandy Larsen)

Th Raising the Bar: Promoting Rule of Law, Civility, and Professionalism in the Practice of Law (Amy G. Larsen and Angel Zimmerman)

F Hot Spots in International Law ( Jon C. Eskelsen and Eric T. Jensen)

BYU Medical Society Classes (No CME available See page 37 for details.)

C215 Eyring Science Center (ESC)

Th Beyond Burnout: A Physician’s Story of Renewal (Paul A. Kay)

F Burning in the Bosom and Electricity in the Brain: Neuroscience of Spirituality (Rebekka Matheson)

Matthew J. Grey

Searching for the Earliest Manuscripts of the Bible

Assembly Hall, Hinckley Center (HC)

W Translating God’s Word: The Medieval Manuscripts of the King James Bible

Th Traveling to the Eastern Monasteries: The Discovery of the Fourth-Century Bible

F Uncovering Sacred Trash: The Discovery of Biblical Manuscripts in the Monasteries, Synagogues, and Ancient Rubbish Piles of Egypt

David T. and Kristyn M. Morgan

Parenting Adult Children

B002 Joseph F. Smith Building (JFSB)

W Parenting Adult Children: Relationships and Emotional Intimacy

Th Parenting Adult Children: Emotional Resilience and Moral Agency

F Parenting Adult Children: Understanding Your Own Motivations While Leading by Christlike Example

Jamin C. Rowan, Kerry D Soper, and Marc T Yamada

Out of the Best Books

B092 Joseph F. Smith Building (JFSB)

W The Benefits of Reading The Far Side Cartoons by Gary Larson (Kerry D. Soper)

Th How the Dao De Jing and the Concept of Non-Action Can Help Us Be Better Christians (Marc T. Yamada)

F How the City Made Me a Better Saint ( Jamin C. Rowan)

Lori K. Schade

Marriage and Family: Surviving and Thriving in the Digital Age

B190 Joseph F. Smith Building (JFSB)

W Creating and Maintaining Parental Unity

Th Maintaining Family Relationships Despite Differences in Belief

F Connection and Intimacy in Marriage

Rizek W Housari

Retire with Confidence: Tax-Smart Moves for You, Your Family, and Your Legacy

1102 Jesse Knight Building (JKB)

W The Roth Conversion Playbook: Winning the Long Game of Retirement Taxes

Th The Retirement Income Blueprint: Pulling Money in the Right Order

F Inheritance Planning: Protecting Family, Reducing Taxes, and Leaving a Meaningful Legacy

Michael L. King

The Journey to Become

3108 Jesse Knight Building (JKB)

W Why a Journey?

Th The Pattern of Return

F The Temple Template

Connie E. Sokol

Covenant Women in Scripture: Learning How to Lead in the Home and Community

Auditorium, Joseph Smith Building (JSB)

W Leading in Family: Lessons of Courage from Eve

Th Leading in Community: Lessons from Deborah

F Leading in Feminine Strength: Lessons from Ruth

11:10 a.m. classes (continued)

Darryl R. Haslam

Finding Peace and Resilience in a Stressful World Through Christ

250 Spencer W. Kimball Tower (KMBL)

W Peace I Leave with You: Increasing Your Emotional Resilience Through Christ

Th Finding Joy When You Feel like You Are Drowning: Understanding Depression and Other Mood Disorders

F Becoming a Peacemaker in Your Home by Being More Peaceful Within and Managing Your Emotional Triggers

Brian G. Mead

Walking the Covenant Path with God

2102 Life Sciences Building (LSB)

W Making the Temple the Center of Our Lives

Th Drawing Closer to God Through the Covenant Path

F Preparing for Covenant Marriage on the Covenant Path

Taylor-Grey Miller, Katharina A Paxman, Nathan J. Rockwood

Faith and Philosophy

206 Martin Building (MARB)

W The Spiritual Power of Questions (Katharina A. Paxman)

Th Divine Hiddenness and the Mantle of a Prophet (Taylor-Grey Miller)

F The Divine Attributes (Nathan J. Rockwood)

Jason B. Whiting

Lifelong Love: Habits That Strengthen Eternal Marriage

207 Martin Building (MARB)

W Closer Than Ever: Building Trust in Marriage

Th Bridging the Divide: Forgiveness, Grace, and Repair in Marriage

F Cleaving unto Each Other: Loyalty and Lasting Commitment in Marriage

Lani O. Hilton

Women of Conviction and Consecration: Power-Packed Phrases and Applicable Lessons from Faithful New Testament Women

221 Martin Building (MARB)

W Praise the Lord, Follow Him, and Grow Faith with Other Believers

Th Strengthen Posterity, Work Hard for the Lord, Search the Scriptures Daily

F Live a Life of Consecration, Open Our Hearts, and Listen to the Servants of God, Not Common Culture

Matthew C. Godfrey

You Need God and God Needs You: Building Faith Amid Challenges

222 Martin Building (MARB)

W The Worth of Your Soul Is Great, Even if You Feel Inadequate

Th “Doubt Not, Fear Not”: Replacing Fear with Faith

F When Life Doesn’t Turn Out How You Wanted or Expected

Casey P. Griffiths and Scott C. Woodward

Church History Matters

Concert Hall, Music Building (MB)

W Church History Matters: The Word of Wisdom

Th Church History Matters: Science and Religion

F Church History Matters: Women and Priesthood

Hank R. Smith

Brushstrokes: From Simple Acts to Abiding Trust

Main Floor, Marriott Center (MC)

W Foundation of High-Trust Relationships

Th The Heart of Connection

F The Credibility Component

Krista M. Isaacson and Courtney N. Jorgensen

Using Gospel Library like a Pro (Youth)

138–144 Richards Building (RB)

W Discover: Learning the Superpower of Annotation (Krista M. Isaacson and Courtney N. Jorgensen)

Th Seek: Finding Personal Answers to Tough Questions (Courtney N. Jorgensen)

F Study: Ten Creative Ways to Study the Scriptures (Krista M. Isaacson)

Stephen K. Hunsaker

The Heavens Are Open: Are We Letting That Light In?

3220–3224 Wilkinson Student Center (WSC)

W That We May Know Him: Expanding Our Perspective

Th That We May See: Letting God Control the Narrative

F That We May Conquer: Removing the Fears That Keep Us from Him

Kenneth L. Alford

Three Stories from Utah’s 1850s Territorial History

3280–3290 Wilkinson Student Center (WSC)

W Ellen Kinney: A Young Girl’s Experience Crossing the Plains to Utah (1854–1856)

Th William Clark: A Teamster’s Utah War Story (1857–1858)

F Henrietta Polydore: Kidnapped to Zion (1854–1859)

Tyler J. Griffin

I’m Trying to Be like Jesus: Developing Christ’s Divine Attributes in Our Lives

Ballroom, Wilkinson Student Center (WSC)

W Coming to Know Christ Through a Study of His Character

Th The Characteristics of Christ

F The Attributes of Christ

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

Music: God’s Sacred Gift to Lift the Soul (Presented with Word and Song)

Varsity, Wilkinson Student Center (WSC)

W Facing Anxiety While Embracing Hope

Th Hearing God’s Voice Through Music

F Finding Rest and Healing in Our Redeemer

12:30 –1:25 p.m.

Michael A Goodman

Thriving: What Science and the Restored Gospel Teach Us

W-111 Benson Building (BNSN)

T Thriving: Physical, Mental, Spiritual, and Relational Well-Being 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

Amy H. Fisher

Covenant in the Stories of Genesis

W-112 Benson Building (BNSN)

T Adam and Eve; Cain and Abel

W Abraham and Lot; Sarah and Hagar

Th Isaac and Rebekah; Jacob and Esau

F Leah and Rachel; Joseph, Judah, and Tamar

Jen Yorgason Thatcher

Parenting Breakthroughs for Your Family to Thrive 377 Clyde Building (CB)

T Mastering the Lord’s Pattern of Parenting

W Spiritual Reflexes That Turn Our Children to Christ

Th A Fresh Parenting Perspective on Technology

F Creating a Family Culture That Binds Hearts for Eternity

Mark D. Ogletree

The Leadership Legacy of LaVell Edwards, Part 2

2254 Conference Center (CONF)

T The Power of Example and Influence in Leadership

W The Art of Positive, Healthy Communication

Th Effective Leaders Connect with Humor and Personality

F Loyalty: The Silent Strength of Leadership

Suzanne Sawyer-Espinoza

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

2258–2260 Conference Center (CONF)

T Stressed and Overwhelmed? Strategies to Simplify Your Life and Reduce That Mental Load

W Isn’t It About . . . Time? Strategies to Stop Procrastinating and Improve Time Management

Th “O Remember, Remember”: Strategies to Improve Memory and Attention

F It’s Not About Being Pinterest Perfect! Strategies to Improve Organization

Daniel C. Peterson

After and Before the Apostles: Highlights from British Christian History Between Dispensations

Assembly Hall, Hinckley Center (HC)

T Christianity Comes to the British Isles

W Figures from the History of British Monasticism

Th Stories from the English Reformation

F Dissenters from the Church of England

Erin E. Measom

Supporting Student Success: Empowering Success A Parent’s Guide to Supporting Student Achievement

B002 Joseph F. Smith Building (JFSB)

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

Mary K. Eyring, Jonathan W. Ostenson, Matthew F. Wickman, and Lauryn M. Wilde

Key Terms for Gospel Study

B092 Joseph F. Smith Building (JFSB)

T To See as He Sees: The Art of Discernment in an Age of Deception ( Jonathan W. Ostenson)

W Divine Silence (Matthew F. Wickman)

Th Grief, Close Reading, and Receiving the Gift of the Holy Ghost (Mary K. Eyring)

F “Let God Prevail”: The Power of Prophetic Words and Phrases (Lauryn M. Wilde)

David Golding

Hiding in Plain Sight: Quiet Marvels of Church History

B190 Joseph F. Smith Building (JFSB)

T Everyday Lives of the First Latter-day Saints: From Farmsteads to City of Zion

W Missionary Work: From Circuits to Continents

Th Home Evening: From Living Rooms to State Houses

F Church History and Record Keeping: From Notepads to Mountain Vaults

Betsy Bennion, April Bollard, William C. Bollard, Elizabeth A. Clark, Blaine H. Evanson

Understanding Religious Freedom

1102 Jesse Knight Building (JKB)

T An Introduction to Religious Freedom and Its Importance to the Church (Betsy Bennion)

W What the Supreme Court Is Saying About Religious Freedom (Blaine H. Evanson)

Th Answering Questions About Religious Freedom (Elizabeth A. Clark)

F The Role of Human Rights Education in Teaching Children the Importance of Religious Freedom as a Basic Human Right (William C. and April Bollard)

Crystal Bowman and Daniel G. Oaks

Confident Conversations: Teaching Your Kids Healthy Sexuality in a Sex-Saturated World

3108 Jesse Knight Building (JKB)

T Starting the Sex Conversation at Home: Why and How Parents Should Lead

W Sexuality, Shame, and the Brain: Teaching Healthy Sexual Development

Th Pornography and the Adolescent Brain: What Every Parent Should Know

F Raising Kids in a Porn-Saturated World: Protection, Boundaries, and Belonging

Collin Udall

The Mental Effort of Attention Changes the Brain Auditorium, Joseph Smith Building (JSB)

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

Darryl R. Haslam

Becoming More Christlike Through Managing Hurt or Upset Emotions in Close Relationships

250 Spencer W. Kimball Tower (KMBL)

T Captivity Versus Freedom: An Overlooked Factor That Keeps You from Being More Christlike in Your 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 The Balm of Gilead: Keys to Emotional Healing and Forgiving Others Who Have Hurt Us

Kristy A. Ludwig

Walk with Christ: Strengthening Faith and Discerning Truth in Turbulent Times

2102 Life Sciences Building (LSB)

T Finding Stability and Joy in Christ When Everything Else Shakes

W Finding Truth and Distinguishing Spiritual Promptings from Emotion and Opinion

Th Raising Youth Anchored in Jesus Christ in a World of Anxiety, Doubt, and Confusion

F Raising Resilient Children Through the Power of the Temple

Amy Harris, Christopher C. Jones, Sarah Clement Reed, and Elizabeth A. Snow

Turning Hearts: Making Family History More Meaningful

206 Martin Building (MARB)

T What the Doctrine of Redeeming the Dead Means for Our Families (Amy Harris)

W Real People, Real Stories: Navigating the Messy Middle of Family History (Christopher C. Jones)

Th Genealogy as Grace: Finding All God’s Children (Sarah Clement Reed)

F Narratives That Matter: Writing Family History the Angels Will Quote From (Elizabeth A. Snow)

Scott M. Peterson

The Retirement Income Plan: A Guide to Managing Your Money to Last Throughout Retirement

207 Martin Building (MARB)

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

Jeff N. Decker

How to Recognize, Reach for, and Rely on the Savior’s Empowering Grace

221 Martin Building (MARB)

T The Faith to Reach Out, and the Courage to Be Stretched

W “Wilt Thou Be Made Whole?”: The Savior’s Covenant Call to Healing and Moving Forward

Th “Whom Say Ye That I Am?”: Expressing How Jesus Lives and Works in Your Life

F Walking Toward the Savior: Finding Strength and Peace Amid Life’s Winds and Waves 12:30 p.m. classes (continued)

Angela L. Meyers

Stand Back and Step Up: Agency, Boundaries, and Responsibility

222 Martin Building (MARB)

T Whose Problem Is It Anyway? Problem Ownership and Boundaries

W The 100% Rule: Agency, Accountability, and Responsibility

Th Growing Grit: Raising Resilient Kids Who Can Do Hard Things

F Ending Entitlement: Teaching Work, Ownership, and Earned Success

Donald W. Parry and Kent S. Parry

The Lord’s Angels: Messengers of Love, Instruction, and Warning

Concert Hall, Music Building (MB)

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

Hank R. Smith

Jesus Christ and His Everlasting Gospel

Main Floor, Marriott Center (MC)

T From Genesis to Isaiah: The Covenant

W Assyria, Babylon, and Beyond

Th The Reformation Before the Restoration

F Calling Me by Name: The Gathering

Scott L. Anderson

Great Shall Be Your Joy (Youth)

138–144 Richards Building (RB)

T Foreordained and Fantastic

W A Voice of Gladness

Th Guidelines to Happiness

F Our Savior’s Love

Matthew B. Morgan

Healthy, Wealthy, and Wise: Small Habits That Make a Big Difference

3220–3224 Wilkinson Student Center (WSC)

T Healthy, Wealthy, and Wise: First Habits to Win the Day

W Healthy, Wealthy, and Wise: The Healthy Habit—Focus the Mind, Strengthen the Spirit, Turn Back the Body Clock

Th Healthy, Wealthy, and Wise: The Wealthy Habit—Be the Boss of Your Money and Buy Your Life Back

F Healthy, Wealthy, and Wise: The Wise Habit The Disciplined Pursuit of Personal Growth

Kenneth L. Alford

Old and New Testament Doctrinal Insights

3280–3290 Wilkinson Student Center (WSC)

T Preparing for the Savior’s Second Coming

W What’s in the Apocrypha? Should I Read It?

Th Parable of the Wheat and the Tares and Other Second Coming Parables

F Learning to Love the Book of Revelation

Tyler J. Griffin

Making Christ Our Anchor of Hope Ballroom, Wilkinson Student Center (WSC)

T What Is Hope and How Do We Anchor It in Christ?

W Growing Hope Through Storms

Th Hope When the Night Seems Long and Unending

F Becoming a Messenger of Hope in a Troubled World

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

Our Jesus, Our Hope (Presented with Word and Song) Varsity, Wilkinson Student Center (WSC)

T When Joy Feels Out of Reach

W Our Savior’s Love for Us Changes Everything

Th Discipleship in the Trenches

F Choosing to Trust and Stay with Jesus

1:50 –2:45 p.m.

Joshua M. Matson

Major Themes in the Minor Prophets of the Old Testament W-111 Benson Building (BNSN)

T The Prophets Hosea, Joel, and Amos

W The Prophets Obadiah, Jonah, and Micah

Th The Prophets Nahum, Habakkuk, and Zephaniah

F The Prophets Haggai, Zechariah, and Malachi

Amy H. Fisher

Covenant in the Stories of Old Testament Women W-112 Benson Building (BNSN)

T In Egypt (the Midwives, Jochebed, Pharaoh’s Daughter, Zipporah)

W In the Wilderness (Miriam, “Wise-Hearted” Women, the Daughters of Zelophehad, Rahab)

Th In the Promised Land (Deborah, Samson’s Mother, Naomi and Ruth, Hannah)

F In the World (Abigail, Bathsheba, the Queen of Sheba, the Little Maid, Esther)

Tyler K. Williamson

Mastering Retirement: Strategies for Financial Security

377 Clyde Building (CB)

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)

Richard L. Sandberg and Chris B. Verhaaren

The Brightness of Hope: Science, Technology, Society, and Nuclear Fusion

2254 Conference Center (CONF)

T “Things Which Have Been, Things Which Are, Things Which Must Shortly Come to Pass”: Energy, Technology and Society

W “To Every Kingdom There Is a Law Given”: Modern Physics and the Information Age

Th “Wars and Perplexities of the Nations”: The Manhattan Project and Nuclear Energy

F “The Dawning of a Brighter Day”: The Potential of Fusion Energy

Jacob and Tamara A. Fackrell

Healing Conversations: Strengthening Families Through Effective Communication

2258–2260 Conference Center (CONF)

T Words That Uplift: Speaking with Love and Purpose

W Family Councils and Conversations: Solving Problems with Love

Th Finding Calm in the Storm: Managing Strong Emotions

F Tuning In: Becoming an Instrument in the Lord’s Hands

Continuing Legal Education Classes (See page 36 for details.)

214 Crabtree Building (CTB)

T Leadership Matters: The Impact of Ethical Leadership ( John W. Huber)

W How Sensationalized Headlines Influence Tort Reform (Kara North)

Th The Life of a Case from a Defense and Prosecution Perspective (Danna Radford and Lance Talakai)

F Estate Planning as Influence: Using Love, Limits, and Latitude to Strengthen Multigenerational Families (Klea D. Harris)

BYU Medical Society Classes (No CME available. See page 37 for details.)

C215 Eyring Science Center (ESC)

Th The Anatomy of Discipleship: Connecting Community, Education, and Health Care for All of God’s Children (Kirk J. and Sherilee Woodward)

F Reconciling Science and Religion: Saving Testimonies by Understanding the Nature of Science ( Jamie L. Jensen)

Stephen K. Hunsaker

YSA Survival 101: Taking Back Your Power in Dating and Relationships

Assembly Hall, Hinckley Center (HC)

T Why Dating Isn’t Overrated, Part 1

W Why Dating Isn’t Overrated, Part 2

Th Correcting Worldly Views of the Physical Relationship in Dating

F “What Did They Mean by That?”: Why Communication Is Not the Real Problem

Victoria Lee Simpson

Widening the Circle: Including Our Saints with Neurodiversity

B002 Joseph F. Smith Building (JFSB)

T Widening the Circle: The Hidden Challenge of Dyslexia Within Our Community Culture

W Autism on the Road to Zion: The Journey as a HomeCentered, Church-Supported Culture

Th ADHD and the Other Forms of Neurodiversity: My Brain Is Wired Differently, Not Deficiently

F Celebrating the Long, Winding Road of Neurodiversity in Our Community Culture: What Can I Do to Help?

Laura P. Howe, Miri Kim, Rex P. Nielson, and Elliott D Wise

Finding Christ in Art from Around the World

B092 Joseph F. Smith Building (JFSB)

T The History and Influence of the International Art Competitions at the Church History Museum (Laura P. Howe)

W Finding Christ in the Unexpected Art of Brazil (Rex P. Nielson)

Th Semana Santa: The Art of Worship During Spain’s Holiest Week (Elliott D. Wise)

F Mountains and Forests: Looking at Paintings from the BYU Museum of Art (Miri Kim)

Chris J. Crippen

Ministering: Demonstrated Discipleship, Is My Offering Enough?

B190 Joseph F. Smith Building (JFSB)

T Accessing and Applying Our God-Given Gifts in His Service

W Promoting a Spirit of Ministering in Marriage and in the Home

Th Expanding Our Circle of Service: How to Get Involved Now

F Instruments in His Hands: A Scriptural Look at Ministering like, for, and with the Savior

Eva M. Witesman

Do Good, Better: How to Effectively Serve Your Community and the World

1102 Jesse Knight Building (JKB)

T Creating Global Change: Where to Start

W Identifying and Serving “the One”

Th Scoping Big, Wicked Problems so You Can Really Solve Them

F Mapping Your Path to Solutions: Introducing the Theory of Change

Daniel G. Oakes

How Relationships Heal: Attachment Psychology and the Divine Model of Connection

3108 Jesse Knight Building (JKB)

T Why Humans Need God: The Biology of Spiritual Connection

W How God Speaks the Language of Attachment

Th The Emotional Conditions That Create Secure Relationships

F The Atonement of Jesus Christ as Relationship Repair and Secure Belonging

Sheryl Carty, Julie Park, Kenneth J. Plummer, Brett Puterbaugh, Joshua N. Randall, Eric K. Ringger, Richard H. Swan, David A. Wood, Adam L. Youngfield

Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Our Personal Responsibilities

Auditorium, Joseph Smith Building (JSB)

T What Is AI, Introduction to AI (Eric K. Ringger and David A. Wood)

W Agents to Act: Artificial Intelligence and Moral Agency (Richard H. Swan and Kenneth J. Plummer)

Th Principles for Church Use of Artificial Intelligence (Sheryl Carty, Julie Park, Brett Puterbaugh, Joshua N. Randall, Adam L. Youngfield)

F Appropriate Use of Artificial Intelligence and How the Church Is Using AI for Good (Sheryl Carty, Julie Park, Brett Puterbaugh, Joshua N. Randall, Adam L. Youngfield)

Nathan D. Haines

The Inspired Musician

250 Spencer W. Kimball Tower (KMBL)

T Heart and Mind: Researched Effects of Music on Body and Spirit

W Inspired Composers: Great Orchestral Masterworks and the Stories Behind Their Creation

Th You Can Conduct! Principles and Techniques for Conducting in Every Setting

F How to Listen to Music

Tadlee J. Welty

Teaching Helps: How to Create “A School of the Prophets”

2102 Life Sciences Building (LSB)

T Expecting and Inviting the Spirit of Prophecy

W Using the School of the Prophets (D&C 88) to Create a Safe, Loving, Learning Environment

Th Inviting Students to Ask Questions, Teach, and Listen to Each Other

F Transforming Daily Scripture Study from a Chore to Revelation’s Door

Taunalyn Ford, David Golding, Christian K. Heimburger, and Matthew McBride

More Than a Message: Innovations and Insights from Mission History

206 Martin Building (MARB)

T From Colesville to Constantinople: How Early Missionaries Found Their Identity (David Golding)

W Faith Precedes the Missionary (Taunalyn Ford)

Th Basketball Diplomacy: Missionary Sports Teams in the 1930s (Christian K. Heimburger)

F Tracts and Tracting: A Glimpse at How Latter-day Saints Presented Themselves to the World (Matthew McBride)

1:50

p.m. classes (continued)

Ronald K. Esplin

Joseph to Brigham: The Story of Authority, Keys, and Temple as the Foundation of the Restoration

207 Martin Building (MARB)

T The Commission and Preparation of Brigham Young and the Twelve

W Joseph Knew, and Prepared

Th The 1844 Succession as It Unfolded

F The “Measures of Joseph”: Commission Fulfilled

Kenneth G. Gibson

The Character of Christ and Our Temple Covenants

221 Martin Building (MARB)

T Christ’s Obedience: A Model for Discipleship

W Christ’s Sacrifice: The Source of the Savior’s Infinite Love

Th Christ’s Purity: Makes Holiness Attainable

F Christ’s Consecration: His Condescension Transforms Our Afflictions

Kevin A. Hinckley

The Stair Steps of Spiritual Growth

222 Martin Building (MARB)

T Obedience as the Schoolteacher

W Why Eden’s Sword? Trusting a God Who Keeps Promises

Th The Education of Our Desires: Perfection as Progression

F The Atonement as Divine Gravity: The Drawing Power of Compassion

Donald W Parry

Isaiah’s Glorious Message for Our Day Concert Hall, Music Building (MB)

T Overcoming the Isaiah “Barrier”

W Isaiah’s Vision of the Love and Power of the Great Jehovah

Th Isaiah’s Vision of Christ’s Divine Sacrifice

F Isaiah’s Vision of the Last Days and Second Coming

Jared M. Halverson

The Lord of the Gospels: Four Facets of Jesus Christ Main Floor, Marriott Center (MC)

T Roaring Lion: The Jesus of Mark

W Regal Man: The Jesus of Matthew

Th Humble Ox: The Jesus of Luke

F Soaring Eagle: The Jesus of John

Madison Y. Blonquist and Janalee Emmer

Glimpses of Paradise: Art and the Sacred at the Museum of Art

260 Museum of Art (MOA)

T Ghiberti’s Gates of Paradise (Part I): From Florence to Hawaii to Provo ( Janalee Emmer)

W Ghiberti’s Gates of Paradise (Part II): Old Testament Symbolism and Artistic Restoration ( Janalee Emmer)

Th David Habben’s The Way of the Cross: Holy Envy, Interfaith Dialogue, and Contemporary Religious Art (Madison Y. Blonquist)

F Discipleship on the Ground: Religious Art Highlights from Earthbound and Heavenward (Madison Y Blonquist)

Curtis J. Gardner

Stay Anchored! Finding Faith, Worth, and Purpose During the Storms of Life (Youth)

138–144 Richards Building (RB)

T Anchored in Faith: Trusting the Savior When He Seems Distant

W Anchored in Identity: You Are More Than the Labels People Put on You

Th Anchored in Redemption: You Are Bought with a Price

F Anchored in Purpose: Becoming the Future Leaders of the Church

Matthew B. Morgan

Life’s Obstacles: How to Prepare for and Handle Adversity

3220–3224 Wilkinson Student Center (WSC)

T Adversity: Flip Your Mindset—What Stands in the Way Becomes the Way

W Adversity: Be Prepared (Not Only for Boy Scouts)

Th Adversity: What Did You Expect? Buy the Ticket, Take the Ride

F Adversity: How Changing One Word Can Make All the Difference

Steven Eastmond

Choosing Each Other Again and Again: The Daily Skills of a Thriving Marriage

3280–3290 Wilkinson Student Center (WSC)

T How to Talk so You Actually Feel Understood

W The Art of Listening: The True Skill of Exemplary Married Couples

Th No More Recycled Fights: Effective Conflict Resolution

F Understanding and Creating Emotional and Physical Intimacy in Marriage

Mary Jane Woodger Searle

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

Randy M. and Tana S. Page

Exploring the Mediterranean Diet: From Ancient Roots to Your Table Today

Varsity, Wilkinson Student Center (WSC)

T The Mediterranean Diet: Health, Longevity, and the History and Science Behind the Lifestyle

W Extra-Virgin Olive Oil: Heart and Health of the Mediterranean Diet

Th How We Eat the Mediterranean Way: Practical Habits, Simple Meals, and Everyday Recipes

F Discovering the Mediterranean Diet in Greece and Italy

3:10 –4:05 p.m.

Joshua M. Matson

Old Testament Insights into the Twelve Tribes of Israel W-111 Benson Building (BNSN)

T “The Camp of Judah”: The Tribes of Judah, Issachar, and Zebulun

W “The Camp of Reuben”: The Tribes of Reuben, Simeon, and Gad

Th “The Camp of Ephraim”: The Tribes of Ephraim, Manasseh, and Benjamin

F “The Camp of Dan”: The Tribes of Dan, Asher, and Nephtali (and a Discussion on the Tribe of Levi)

Debi Gilmore

Strengthening Your Marriage Through Deepening Connection

W-112 Benson Building (BNSN)

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

Jen Yorgason Thatcher

Unshaken: Faith in Christ to Overcome All Things

377 Clyde Building (CB)

T Unshaken: When Life Is Hard and When It’s Not

W Unshaken: When Your Faith Is Challenged

Th Unshaken: When Loved Ones Take a Different Path

F Unshaken: When Faced with Spiritual Dangers Online

Justin B. Peatross and Michael J. Ware

The Wonder of Our Physical World

2254 Conference Center (CONF)

T What Is Light?

W How the Judeo-Christian Worldview Shaped Modern Science

Th The Scale of Our Universe

F The Mystery of Dark Matter

Jacob and Tamara A. Fackrell

Covenant Love: Building Unity, Connection, and Joy in Marriage

2258–2260 Conference Center (CONF)

T Developing Your Love Map

W Choosing Connection: Building Unity During Difficult Seasons

Th Building a Covenant Marriage Blueprint

F Brick by Brick: Building a Strong Marriage

Continuing Legal Education Classes (See page 36 for details.)

214 Crabtree Building (CTB)

T Between Two Judges: Perspectives on Sentencing in the Criminal Justice System (Matthew D. Bates and Todd J. Plewe)

W Supreme Court Roundup (Blaine H. Evanson)

Th Shared Values, Shared Work: Building Bridges to Turn Interfaith Dialogue into Collective Pro Bono Action to Serve Our Communities (Annette W. Jarvis)

F Churches and Child Advocacy: A Legal and Community Response to Child Abuse ( Joseph V. Osmond)

BYU Medical Society Classes (No CME available. See page 37 for details.)

C215 Eyring Science Center (ESC)

Th Kenyan Medical Mission: Changing Lives One by One (Timothy F. Pingree)

F Discipleship Above All Else: Lessons from the Life of Russell M. Nelson (Stephen H. McKellar)

Andrew C. Skinner

The Atonement of Jesus Christ in Time and Eternity

Assembly Hall, Hinckley Center (HC)

T The Power of the Atonement Manifested in Our Premortal Estate

W The Background and Establishment of the Sacrament of the Lord’s Supper

Th Redemptive Suffering in Gethsemane and on the Cross

F The Resurrection and Its Witnesses: Ancient and Modern

Joseph M. Spencer

Understanding the Small Plates: 1 Nephi Through Words of Mormon

B002

Joseph F. Smith Building (JFSB)

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

classes (continued)

Elizabeth K. Busby, Dennis R. Cutchins, Aaron C. Eastley, and Dale J. Pratt

Science Fiction and Theology

B092 Joseph F. Smith Building (JFSB)

T Science Fiction, AI, and What It Means to Be a Family (Dennis R. Cutchins)

W How Science Fiction Approaches Theological Questions: The Atonement and Life Throughout the Universe (Dale J. Pratt)

Th Prince Caspian and the Deeper Science in C. S. Lewis (Aaron C. Eastley)

F Zion Among the Stars: Portrayals of Latter-day Saints in Science Fiction (Elizabeth K. Busby)

Kristine W. Frederickson

“Sacrifice Brings Forth the Blessings of Heaven”: Early Husband and Wife Missionary Efforts to Great Britain

B190 Joseph F. Smith Building (JFSB)

T Trust in the Lord

W “Led by the Spirit Not Knowing Where I Was to Go”

Th Helping Gather Souls unto Christ

F The Importance of Supporting and Ministering to One Another

B. J. Allen

The Compensating Power of Christ: How Christ’s Atonement Rights the Wrongs of an Unfair World and Imperfect People

1102 Jesse Knight Building (JKB)

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

Krista M. Isaacson, Travis Isaacson, and Courtney N. Jorgensen

Enhancing Personal and Family Gospel Study Using the Gospel Library App

3108 Jesse Knight Building (JKB)

T Discover: Exploring the Tools and Features of the Gospel Library App (Come See What’s New!) (Krista Isaacson)

W Study: Enhancing Personal Gospel Study with the Gospel Library App (Krista Isaacson)

Th Seek: Finding Answers to Difficult Questions Using Gospel Library Resources (Travis Isaacson)

F Serve: Mastering the Tools and Reports with the Member Tools App (Courtney N. Jorgensen)

T. C. Christensen

Miracles and Lessons from Making True, Faith-Based Films

Auditorium, Joseph Smith Building (JSB)

T Only a Stonecutter: The Story of John Rowe Moyle

W The Fighting Preacher: Willard and Rebecca Bean

Th Standout: The Ben Kjar Story

F Love, Kennedy and The Testaments: Of One Fold and One Shepherd

Elaine Brewster

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

250 Spencer W. Kimball Tower (KMBL)

T Melody Choices That Anyone Can Identify: Same, Step, Skip

W Key Signatures and How the Scale Notes 5–1 Are Our Foundation

Th Relationships Between Notes That Help Us Figure Out Our Musical Journey

F Descant: The Part Above the Melody, and Why Tenors Say They Have the Best Part

Howard W. Fullmer

Using Art in Our Homes to Teach the Gospel, Testify of Christ, and Bring the Spirit

2102 Life Sciences Building (LSB)

T Visual Art Can Show Our Way Through Life’s Trials

W Art Offers Instruction of Our Relationship to God

Th The Visual Arts Can Testify of the Plan of Salvation

F The Visual Arts Can Bring the Spirit into Our Homes

Brian K. Chandler

Understanding Emotional Health and How to Cope with the Common Human Phenomenon of Anxiety and Depression

206 Martin Building (MARB)

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

Jeff R. Segelke

Investing Strategies for Today

207 Martin Building (MARB)

T Investing 101: Understand What You Own, the Risks, and the Fees

W Invest like the Pros: Learn How Pensions and Endowments Invest

Th Safe Money Strategies for Your Retirement and Savings

F Estate Planning: Protect Your Investments from Probate

Kenneth G. Gibson

“Unto Every Kingdom Is Given a Law” (D&C 88:38): Exploring the Path to Exaltation

221 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

Kevin A. Hinckley

The Power of Correct Doctrine and Mental Health

222 Martin Building (MARB)

T Joseph Smith and the Greek Cappadocian Fathers

W Defeating the Shame Game: Giving His Peace a Chance

Th Preserving Relationships Through Critical Conversations

F Did I Do Too Much? Balancing the Pesky Boundary Battle

Kerry M. and Julianne Muhlestein

The Atoning Power of Jesus Christ: Skills in Responding to the Prophet’s Invitation

Concert Hall, Music Building (MB)

T Why We Need the Atonement of Christ and the Price He Paid

W Skills for Learning About Christ’s Atonement from the Scriptures

Th Skills Continued, Including Teachings from Modern Prophets

F Being Changed by Christ’s Atonement and Life Applications

John L. Hilton III

Finding Christ in the Old Testament Main Floor, Marriott Center (MC)

T When Life Is Hard: Finding Christ in Seasons of Trial

W Powerful Life Lessons from Old Testament Women

Th Strong Start, Weak Finish: What the Old Testament Teaches About Enduring to the End

F Vanity or Victory? Ecclesiastes and the Search for a Meaningful Life

Eric M. Flake

The Strength Within: Strong Body, Stronger Mind, and Strengthened Faith (Youth)

138–144 Richards Building (RB)

T Five Strong “Handy” Words That Will Change Your Life

W Relationships: Building Strong Friendships

Th Resilience Equals Strength: Surefire Tips to Endure to the End

F Who Me? Yes! You Have the Strength Within, and You’re Never Alone

Roger K. Allen

Six Habits for a Healthy, Mature Marriage

3220–3224 Wilkinson Student Center (WSC)

T Five Stages of Marriage, and Four Patterns That Kill Connection

W Stay in Your Lane: Emotional Self-Responsibility in Marriage

Th Building Friendship and Respect: The Foundation of Lasting Love

F From Conflict to Connection: Vulnerable Communication and Conflict Resolution

Steven Eastmond

Feeling Without Falling Apart: Practical Skills for Managing Difficult Emotions

3280–3290 Wilkinson Student Center (WSC)

T Practical Skills for Managing Depression and Anxiety

W Dealing with Difficult People

Th Managing Stress, Overwhelm, and Emotional Burnout

F Anger Is Not the Problem: Showing Anger Appropriately

Curtis L. Jacobs

Our Eternal Journey: A Better Understanding of . . . Ballroom, Wilkinson Student Center (WSC)

T Our Pre-Mortal State

W Our Mortal Fallen State

Th Our Mighty Change of Heart State

F Our Glorified State

Tamara Uzelac Hall

The Extraordinary Influence of Women in the Scriptures and Today Varsity, Wilkinson Student Center (WSC)

T “Divine Endowment . . . to Change Lives”

W The Covenant Power to Influence Others for Good

Th We Need Women’s Voices Teaching the Doctrine of Christ

F Blessed with the Power to Change Lives and the World

4:30 –5:25 p.m.

Mark A. Mathews

The Visions of Moses: How the Book of Moses Teaches Us the Plan of Salvation and Prepares Us to Understand the Temple

W-111 Benson Building (BNSN)

T “An Exceedingly High Mountain” (Moses 1:1): A Vision of Eternity

W “In the Beginning I Created the Heaven, and the Earth” (Moses 2:1): The Creation

Th “Of the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil, Thou Shalt Not Eat of It” (Moses 3:17): The Fall of Adam and Eve

F “The Sacrifice of the Only Begotten” (Moses 5:7): Christ’s Atonement and Eternal Gospel

Debi Gilmore

Key Steps to Conquering Your Inner Critic

W-112 Benson Building (BNSN)

T Your Inner Critic: The 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

4:30 p.m. classes (continued)

Eric Orr

Mental Health Matters: Understanding Depression, Anxiety, Trauma, and Psychosis, with Faith and Hope in Our Communities

377 Clyde Building (CB)

T Understanding Depressive Disorders

W Understanding Anxiety Disorders

Th Understanding Trauma and Stress-Related Disorders

F Understanding Bipolar Disorder and Schizophrenia

John D Lamb

Drawing Back the Cosmic Veil: Science and Revelation in the Latter Days

2254 Conference Center (CONF)

T God’s Universe Revealed

W Light in Science and Theology

Th What the Eye Can’t See: Hidden Worlds Revealed by Religion and Science

F Laws of Nature Derive from Godly Power

Susan Walton

The Wisdom of the Widows: A Year of Conversations, a Lifetime of Lessons

2258–2260 Conference Center (CONF)

T Be Your Own Wingman: Getting the Help You Need When It’s Harder to Come By

W Escaping the Fortress of Isolation: Staying Engaged with the Lord, the Gospel, and Other People

Th The Third Playlist: Figuring Out What to Do with the Rest of Our Lives

F Not Moving On, Just Moving Forward: Making Grief Our Honored Traveling Companion

Continuing Legal Education Classes (See page 36 for details.)

214 Crabtree Building (CTB)

T The AI-Powered Law Firm: Real Tools, Real Results for Today’s Busy Attorney (Alisa D. Wilkes)

Th The Role of Human Rights Education in Teaching Children the Importance of Religious Freedom as a Basic Human Right (William C. Bollard and Michael L. Jensen)

BYU Medical Society Classes (No CME available. See page 37 for details.

C215 Eyring Science Center (ESC)

Th Spencer W. Kimball and Cancer of the Larynx (Marshall E. Smith)

F Raising Resilient Youth in a Digital World: Nature as Medicine to Heal Hearts and Minds (Sarah C. Crockett)

Andrew C. Skinner

Events After the Resurrection

Assembly Hall, Hinckley Center (HC)

T What the Book of Acts Teaches Us About the Ancient and Modern Church: Significant Parallels

W The Life of Paul the Apostle and the Prophet Joseph Smith

Th The Book of Philemon: A Case Study in Applied Christianity

F Joseph Smith—Matthew: The Savior’s Guide to the Future

Joseph M. Spencer

Mormon’s Project, Book by Book

B002 Joseph F. Smith Building (JFSB)

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

Christopher P. Oscarson, Marie-Laure Oscarson, Carl Sederholm, and Gregory C. Stallings

Films of Faith and Hope

B092 Joseph F. Smith Building (JFSB)

T Quietly Hopeful: From Irish Wells to Tokyo Toilets Finding Hope in Four Contemporary Films (Marie-Laure Oscarson)

W Inspiration from the North: Scandinavian Cinema Inspiring Faith, Hope, and Occasional Hygge (Christopher P. Oscarson)

Th How Film Expresses Hope, Faith, and Yearning for the Divine (Carl Sederholm)

F The Spirit of Music in Masterpieces of Global Cinema (Gregory C. Stallings)

David S. Christensen and Patrick D Degn

A Bride for the Bridegroom: Scriptural Women as Models for Covenant People

B190 Joseph F. Smith Building (JFSB)

T Receiving the Bridegroom: Eve and Rebekah

W Waiting for the Bridegroom: Hannah and the Daughters of Zion

Th Preparing for the Bridegroom: Abigail and Covenant Peacemaking

F Recognizing the Bridegroom: The Women of Samaria and Zarephath

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

David A. Morton

The Body as a Parable: Discovering Divine Truths in Human Design

3108 Jesse Knight Building (JKB)

T From Conception to Birth: The Divine Design of Life’s Beginning

W Sweet but Empty: Choosing Lasting Nourishment over Fleeting Satisfaction

Th Physical and Spiritual: Understanding the Divine Design of Life’s Ultimate Purpose

F When the Pain Isn’t Where It Hurts: Finding the Source of Our Spiritual Symptoms

Amber Dawn Pearce

The Majestic Reality of Womanhood: A Call to Arise in Zion Auditorium, Joseph Smith Building (JSB)

T God’s Crowning Creation: Understanding the Majestic Role of Women

W Arise and Shine: Stepping into Your Unique and Sacred Calling

Th The Power of Influence: Using Your Inherent Gifts to Build Zion

F The Power to Overcome: Healing the Damage, Doubt, and Fear That Prevent Us from Sharing Our Light

Elaine Brewster

Singing the Hymns of Zion: Getting to Know the Back Stories, Composers, and Lyricists

250 Spencer W. Kimball Tower (KMBL)

T Singing Together Hymns of the Restoration

W Singing Together Hymns of Christmas

Th Singing Together Hymns of Supplication and Consolation

F Singing Together Hymns of Rejoicing

Janis H. Rowberry

Become Healthy, Happy, and Whole

2102 Life Sciences Building (LSB)

T Happiness Is Contagious: Catch Some!

W Build Healthy, Happy Relationships

Th Set Healthy Boundaries for Well-Being

F Relief from Grief

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

Jeff R. Segelke

Maximizing Retirement Income

207 Martin Building (MARB)

T Social Security and Medicare: Know Your Options

W Creating Income in Retirement

Th Guaranteed Income in Retirement

F Tax Reduction = More Income in Retirement

Bridger K. Talbot

Gospel Insights and Lessons from Developments in Temple Architecture

221 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 20th Century (1897–1990)

F Insights from Modern Temple Architecture (1990–Present)

W. Justin Dyer, Jenet J. Erickson, Jeffery C. Strong

When Loved Ones Leave the Church: A Panel Discussion

222 Martin Building (MARB)

T When Loved Ones Leave the Church: A Panel

Discussion

W No class this day. Panel discussion on Tuesday only

Th No class this day. Panel discussion on Tuesday only.

F No class this day. Panel discussion on Tuesday only. 4:30

4:30

p.m. classes (continued)

Kerry M. Muhlestein

How to Learn from Old Testament Prophets, a Come, Follow Me Tutorial

Concert Hall, Music Building (MB)

T Amos and the World of Old Testament Symbols

W Hosea and the Symbols of Marriage and Israel

Th Jeremiah and the Mercy of Final Warnings

F Ezekiel and Symbolic Action and the Symbols of Temples

John G. Bytheway and Bradley R. Wilcox

Scriptural Themes for Youth (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

Roger K. Allen

Journey from Fear to Love: Keys to Living from Your Higher, Best Self

3220–3224 Wilkinson Student Center (WSC)

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

Jen G. Martin

From Chaos to Calm—Creating Homes That Invite Peace Through Home Organization

3280–3290 Wilkinson Student Center (WSC)

T Discovering Your “Why”: The Spiritual Impact of Clutter and How to Let Go

W The Reset Process: Transform Any Space with Five Simple Steps

Th Home Organization 101: Skills to Create Systems Anyone Can Maintain

F Maintaining a House of Order: Habits, Micro-Routines, and Family Systems

Curtis L. Jacobs

A World Full of Symbols

Ballroom, Wilkinson Student Center (WSC)

T The How and Why the Lord Uses Them

W Symbols in the Old Testament

Th Symbols in the New Testament

F Symbols of the Savior

Anton E. and Jennifer A. Bowden

An Engineering Perspective on Your Miraculous Body

Varsity, Wilkinson Student Center (WSC)

T The Engineering Marvel of Your Body

W Our Bodies Are Built to Work, Rest, Exercise, and Eat

Th Insights into Recent and Upcoming Biomedical Engineering Innovations

F An Engineering Perspective on Pain, Injury, Aging, and a Joyful Resurrection

5:50 –6:45 p.m.

Derek R. Sainsbury

Joseph Smith’s Presidential Campaign Teaches Us Ways to Gather Israel and Prepare the World for the Second Coming of Jesus Christ

1102 Jesse Knight Building (JKB)

T The “Cause of Zion” and “Divine Constitutionalism”: The Twin Revelatory Roots of the Campaign

W “A Campaign to Revolutionize the World”

Th “Kings and Priests to God”: The Campaign’s Principles on Becoming and Gathering Israel for Christ’s Second Coming

F “For the General Good of Mankind”: The Campaign’s Principles on Preparing the World for the Second Coming of Christ

Darren E. Schmidt

“I Will Hasten My Work in Its Time” (D&C 88:73)

3108 Jesse Knight Building (JKB)

T Lessons from “the Flood” That Can Enrich and Bless Our Lives

W “And the Lord Called His People Zion”: Building Zion One Brick at a Time

Th What Doth It Profit a Man?: The Gift of the Holy Ghost and Its Many Latter-Day Privileges

F “Mine Elect Will Hear My Voice”: The Gathering of Israel in the Latter Days

Tamara A. Fackrell

Stand! (Youth)

Auditorium, Joseph Smith Building (JSB)

T Courage to Stand Your Ground Against Your Goliath

W Stand by Me: Enhance Your Communication

Th Stand Together in Dating and Etiquette

F Stand Ye in Holy Places and Be Not Moved

Olivia Lyman Jewell

“The Lord Blessed Them; and a Book of Remembrance Was Kept” (Moses 6: 4–5)

206 Martin Building (MARB)

T The Sacred Gift of a Book of Remembrance

W AI Tools Can Help You Uncover Your Family’s Books of Remembrance

Th AI Tools Can Help You Share Your Books of Remembrance

F Modern Tech Tools Can Help You Keep Your Own Book of Remembrance

Royce M. Kimmons

Teaching and Leading More like Jesus

207 Martin Building (MARB)

T Belonging and the Lost Sheep

W Teaching Those on the Margins as Jesus Did

Th “Full of Grace, Equity, and Truth”: Understanding Divine Equity

F Choosing Between “Jesus of Nazareth” and “Jesus Barabbas”

Richard W Jordan Jr

Heavenly Father’s Plan: From the Life and Teachings of President Dallin H. Oaks

221 Martin Building (MARB)

T Heavenly Father’s Plan and the Premortal Life

W Mortal Life

Th The Atonement of Jesus Christ

F The Spirit World, Resurrection, Judgment, and Kingdoms of Glory

Kerry M. Muhlestein

Learning to Search Isaiah

Concert Hall, Music Building (MB)

T Strategies for Studying Isaiah

W How Poetry and History Help Us Understand Isaiah

Th Understanding Isaiah’s Prophecies Apply to Multiple Time Periods

F How Understanding the Abrahamic Covenant Helps Us Understand Isaiah

Robert W. Ferrell

The Battle for Our Souls

3220–3224 Wilkinson Student Center (WSC)

T The Battle Against Contention: The Critical Crisis of Our Day

W The Battle Against Weakness: Silencing Satan and Shattering Shame

Th The Battle Against Culture: Defending the Doctrine Without Dividing Disciples

F The Victory of Connecting with Christ: Fortifying Faith in the Face of Fear

Julie Rose

Understanding Media Bias, Finding Truth, and Bridging

Our Differences

3280–3290 Wilkinson Student Center (WSC)

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

Terryl L. Givens

A Maxwell Institute Series: Re-Visioning Christian History as Informed by a Latter-day Saint Perspective

Ballroom, Wilkinson Student Center (WSC)

T Defining Love

W Body, Parts, and Passions

Th Human Origins and Human Futures

F The Scope of Love

Miki C. Eberhardt, Lindsay L. Schiess, and Savannah K. Watt

Nourish and Strengthen the Body and Soul

Varsity, Wilkinson Student Center (WSC)

T Six Ways to Be a Good Steward of Your Body in a BodyObsessed World (Miki C. Eberhardt)

W Beyond the Plate: Cultivating a Healthy Relationship with Food and Self (Lindsay L. Schiess)

Th Fueling the Faithful: Health, Nutrition, and Body Image in the Mission Field (Savannah K. Watt)

F Beyond the Dinner Appointment: Strategic Nutrition Principles for Before, During, and After the Mission (Miki C. Eberhardt)

7:10 –8:05 p.m.

Joseph D Cochran

“I’m Trying to Be like Jesus”: Scriptural Principles for Deepening Christian Discipleship

1102 Jesse Knight Building (JKB)

T The Jehovah of the Old Testament

W “They Need Not Depart”: Jesus’s Character Shining Through on a Difficult Day

Th “My Jesus”: Our Approachable Savior

F Understanding the Cleansing of the Temple and Other Challenging New Testament Stories

Darren E. Schmidt

Our God Is a God “of the Living” (Matthew 22:32)

3108 Jesse Knight Building (JKB)

T Developing Strong and Vibrant Marriages That Last

W Mental, Physical, and Spiritual Exercises That Can Help Us to “Think Celestial” and Fight Our Personal Battles Within

Th Taking Advantage of the Moments That Matter Most

F The Temple: A Beacon of Light for the Living and for the Dead

Lonny J. Ward

Learning to Crawl, Skip, Fall, Run, and Walk with God (Youth) Auditorium, Joseph Smith Building (JSB)

T Walking with God to Learn More About Ourselves

W Walking with God by Walking with Others

Th Walking with God by Walking in His Footsteps

F The (Sometimes) Unexpected Path of Walking with God

International Cinema

250 Spencer W. Kimball Tower (KMBL)

T Screening of Perfect Days

Damon L. Bahr

The Abrahamic Covenant and the Gathering of Israel: The Teachings of President Russell M. Nelson

206 Martin Building (MARB)

T “I Will Reveal . . . the Priesthood, by the Hand of Elijah the Prophet” (D&C 2:1)

W “The Promise Was Made unto Abraham” (D&C 132:31)

Th “I Shall Gather in . . . My People, O House of Israel” (3 Nephi 21:1)

F “The Greatest Work”

Lawrence D. Stevenson

Scholarships at Any Age: A Simple System to Secure Scholarships

207 Martin Building (MARB)

T How to Apply for 15 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

Richard W. Jordan Jr.

Joseph Smith, the Prophet and Seer: Chosen, Tried, and Faithful

221 Martin Building (MARB)

T Preparation of the Prophet Joseph Smith: His Ancestors, Family, and Obtaining Gold Plates

W Faith of the Prophet Joseph Smith: Life Experiences That Tested and Built His Faith in Jesus Christ

Th Visions of the Prophet Joseph Smith: The First Vision, and Visions of the Eternities

F Martyrdom of the Prophet Joseph Smith: To Seal His Mission and Testimony

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’ll 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

Jacob B. Earnest

The Light of the Rings: Tolkien’s Mythology and Our Journey With Christ 3280–3290 Wilkinson Student Center (WSC)

T Tolkien’s Narrative and Maintaining Our “Theme” with God

W Becoming Divine Through Facing Our Weakness: Gandalf ’s Confrontation with the Balrog of Morgoth

Th Faith, Love, and Hope in Our Eternal Identity: Eowyn’s Confrontation with the Witchking of Angmar

F Our Life’s Story Will Come to a Glorious End: Frodo, Sam, and “the Tales That Really Matter”

Bradley R. Wilcox

The Sacred Purposes of the Book of Mormon Ballroom, Wilkinson Student Center (WSC)

T Purposes on the Title Page and in the “and Thus We See” Verses

W Judged Out of the Books—Witnesses

Th Judged Out of the Books—Evidence

F For the Instruction of the People

I. Daniel Smith

Old Testament Temples and How They Point to Jesus Christ Varsity, Wilkinson Student Center (WSC)

T The Garden of Eden: The First Temple Where Heaven and Earth Met

W Mount Sinai: The Temple Mountain Where Moses Met with the Lord

Th The Tabernacle of Moses: The Portable Temple Pointing to Christ

F Solomon’s Temple: The Temple That Re-Created the Garden of Eden

8:30 –9:25 p.m.

G. Rick Tanner

Seeking and Receiving a Testimony 1102 Jesse Knight Building (JKB)

T A Testimony of Jesus Christ Before the World Was

W A Testimony of Living Apostles and Prophets

Th A Testimony of the Book of Mormon and Joseph Smith the Prophet

F A Testimony Begins with Faith: A Testimony Then Adds to Faith

V. Matt Krebs

Medicare Confidence: Tips for Evaluating Your Options 3108 Jesse Knight Building (JKB)

T Medicare 101: Basics of Benefits, Choices, and Timelines

W Medicare 201: Tips for Evaluating Options and Making Confident Choices

Th Medicare 101: Basics of Benefits, Choices, and Timelines (Repeat)

F Medicare 201: Tips for Evaluating Options and Making Confident Choices (Repeat)

Laura E. Cutler

Using AI to Connect with Family (Youth) Auditorium, Joseph Smith Building (JSB)

T AI in Family History: Creating Art, Songs, and Videos About Your Ancestors

W Avoiding Scams in the Age of AI: Voice Cloning, Social Media Privacy, and Secure Logins

Th Connecting with Your Family Remotely: Zoom, Social Apps, and AI

F Technology to Share Your Stories: Voice to Text, AI Illustrations, and Tools for Sharing

Damon L. Bahr

A Day of Pentecost Indeed: “The Lord Reveals Himself in the Kirtland Temple”

206 Martin Building (MARB)

T Establish a House

W Visions and Power from on High Before the Dedication

Th Dedication, a Solemn Assembly, and the Restoration of Priesthood Keys

F Subsequent Usage, Multiple “Owners,” the Temple Today and in the Future

Lawrence D. Stevenson

Establish Zion for the Second Coming

207 Martin Building (MARB)

T Purifying Our Hearts in a Decadent World

W Becoming One in a Divisive World

Th Leaving Wickedness to Live in Righteousness

F Eliminating Poverty: This Is Not an Idle Dream

Michael D. House

The Book of Mormon: A Masterclass in Leadership

221 Martin Building (MARB)

T Joseph Smith Jr. Mirrored Lessons on Leadership and Stewardship from the Book of Mormon

W Alma and Amulek Stood for Truth in a World of Confusion and Pain

Th What Great Generals from the Book of Mormon Teach Us About Leadership . . . and Peace

F Collaborations in Leadership: Strengthening Christian Society

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

Benjamin J. Knowlton

General Conference: Taking It Personally

3280–3290 Wilkinson Student Center (WSC)

T Assignments Given and Questions Answered in Recent General Conferences

W If It’s on the Prophet’s Mind, It Matters

Th Oft-Repeated Messages of Recent General Conferences

F Learning from the Lives of the Modern-Day Apostles

Ryan K. Eggett

Our Immortality and Eternal Life: The Work and Glory of the Father and Son

Ballroom, Wilkinson Student Center (WSC)

T Our Premortal Experience: The Father’s Plan and the Savior’s Selection

W Jesus Christ the Creator: Lessons for Our Lives from His Creative Process

Th The Savior’s Atonement: The Source of Our Joy

F The Restoration: The Father and Son Continuing Their Work Today

I. Daniel Smith

Bringing Jesus’s Jerusalem to Life Through 3D Models

Varsity, Wilkinson Student Center (WSC)

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

BYU Education Week—Especially for Youth Classes

MONDAY

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

Daniel G. Oakes

The Law of the Harvest: Building Emotional Resilience as a Youth

8:30–9:25 a.m.

138–144 Richards Building (RB)

Curtis J. Gardner

From Awkward to Awesome: Three Mental Switches to Help You Thrive Socially

9:50–10:45 a.m.

138–144 Richards Building (RB)

Lynne Hilton Wilson

Learning the Language of the Lord 11:10 a.m.–12:05 p.m.

138–144 Richards Building (RB)

Brandon S. Bennett

Purpose in the Pain: When Trials Meet the Master’s Touch

12:30–1:25 p.m.

138–144 Richards Building (RB)

Kenneth B. Moss

The Book of Mormon—The Keystone of Our Religion

1:50–2:45 p.m.

138–144 Richards Building (RB)

Kenneth B. Moss

The Book of Mormon—Unlocking Its Power Through Effective Scripture Study

3:10–4:05 p.m.

138–144 Richards Building (RB)

TUESDAY–FRIDAY

Jeff N. Decker

Hearing the Savior’s Encouraging Voice in a World Filled with Commotion

8:30–9:25 a.m.

138–144 Richards Building (RB)

T Leaving Bountiful Behind: Trusting the Lord’s Process and Doing Our Part

W From Hesitation to Harvest: Why Faith Precedes the Miracle

Th Traps, Tricks, and Twists: How to Spot Satan’s Subtle Snares

F Understanding the Book of Mormon: Storylines That Lead to the Savior

Angela L. Meyers

Choose Your Life! All-In with Agency, Action, and Impact

9:50–10:45 a.m.

138–144 Richards Building (RB)

T Are You All-In? Is Your Head in the Heavenly Game?

W Don’t Miss Your Own Story: More Life, Less Screen

Th Own Your Choices: The Three R’s and the 100% Rule

F Lift Where You Stand

Elder Patrick Ke aron of the Quorum of the Twelve Devotional Address

Tuesday, August 18

Marriott Center (MC) 11:10 a.m.–12:05 p.m.

M. Isaacson and Courtney N.

Using Gospel Library like a Pro 11:10 a.m.–12:05 p.m.

138–144 Richards Building (RB)

W Discover: Learning the Superpower of Annotation (Krista M. Isaacson and Courtney N. Jorgensen)

Th Seek: Finding Personal Answers to Tough Questions (Courtney N. Jorgensen)

F Study: Ten Creative Ways to Study the Scriptures (Krista M. Isaacson)

Scott L. Anderson

Great Shall Be Your Joy

12:30–1:25 p.m.

138–144 Richards Building (RB)

T Foreordained and Fantastic

W A Voice of Gladness

Th Guidelines to Happiness

F Our Savior’s Love

Curtis J. Gardner

Stay Anchored! Finding Faith, Worth, and Purpose

During the Storms of Life

1:50–2:45 p.m.

138–144 Richards Building (RB)

T Anchored in Faith: Trusting the Savior When He Seems Distant

W Anchored in Identity: You Are More Than the Labels People Put on You

Th Anchored in Redemption: You Are Bought with a Price

F Anchored in Purpose: Becoming the Future Leaders of the Church

Krista

Jorgensen

Eric M. Flake

The Strength Within: Strong Body, Stronger Mind, and Strengthened Faith

3:10–4:05 p.m.

138–144 Richards Building (RB)

T Five Strong “Handy” Words That Will Change Your Life

W Relationships: Building Strong Friendships

Th Resilience Equals Strength: Surefire Tips to Endure to the End

F Who Me? Yes! You Have the Strength Within, and You’re Never Alone

John G. Bytheway and Bradley R. Wilcox

Scriptural Themes for Youth

4:30–5:25 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

Tamara A. Fackrell Stand!

5:50–6:45 p.m.

Auditorium, Joseph Smith Building (JSB)

T Courage to Stand Your Ground Against Your Goliath

W Stand by Me: Enhance Your Communication

Th Stand Together in Dating and Etiquette

F Stand Ye in Holy Places and Be Not Moved

Lonny J. Ward

Learning to Crawl, Skip, Fall, Run, and Walk with God

7:10–8:05 p.m.

Auditorium, Joseph Smith Building (JSB)

T Walking with God to Learn More About Ourselves

W Walking with God by Walking with Others

Th Walking with God by Walking in His Footsteps

F The (Sometimes) Unexpected Path of Walking with God

Laura E. Cutler

Using AI to Connect with Family

8:30–9:25 p.m.

Auditorium, Joseph Smith Building (JSB)

T AI in Family History: Creating Art, Songs, and Videos About Your Ancestors

W Avoiding Scams in the Age of AI: Voice Cloning, Social Media Privacy, and Secure Logins

Th Connecting with Your Family Remotely: Zoom, Social Apps, and AI

F Technology to Share Your Stories: Voice to Text, AI Illustrations, and Tools for Sharing

BYU Education Week

EFY Classes and Dance!

Class e s 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, 2026)

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.

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. See CLE Registration on page 46 for details. Classes will be in 214 Crabtree Building (CTB).

Tuesday, August 18

8:30–10:30 a.m.–Lee A. Wright

Recent Legal Events and Legal Challenges of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Internationally

1:50–2:50 p.m.–John W. Huber

Leadership Matters: The Impact of Ethical Leadership

3:10–4:10 p.m.–Honorable Matthew D. Bates and Honorable Todd J. Plewe

Between Two Judges: Perspectives on Sentencing in the Criminal Justice System

4:30–5:30 p.m.–Alisa D. Wilkes

The AI-Powered Law Firm: Real Tools, Real Results for Today’s Busy Attorney

Wednesday, August 19

8:30–9:30 a.m.–Joshua S. Baron

“Lawyering, Properly Understood, Is the Work of Atonement”: Being a Healer, Reconciler, and Atoner

9:50–10:50 a.m.–David P. Dowling

Blessed Are the Peacemakers: Timeless Principles for Modern Conflict

11:10 a.m.–12:10 p.m.–Eileen Doyle Crane and Shannon Grandy Larsen

Passing the Bar None: Employment Data and the Networking Advantage for Law Grads

1:50–2:50 p.m.–Kara North How Sensationalized Headlines Influence Tort Reform

3:10–5:10 p.m.–Blaine H. Evanson Supreme Court Roundup

Networking Break s Tuesday–Friday, 2:50 –3:05 p.m. Crabtree Lobby

Thursday, August 20

8:30–9:30 a.m.–Eileen Doyle Crane Famous Cases in Health Care

9:50–10:50 a.m.–Bryan C. Jackson Miracles and Legal Facets of Temple Construction

11:10 a.m.–12:10 p.m.–Amy G. Larsen and Angel Zimmerman

Raising the Bar: Promoting Rule of Law, Civility, and Professionalism in the Practice of Law

1:50–2:50 p.m.–Danna Radford and Lance Talakai

The Life of a Case from a Defense and Prosecution Perspective

3:10–4:10 p.m.–Annette W. Jarvis

Shared Values, Shared Work: Building Bridges to Turn Interfaith Dialogue into Collective Pro Bono Action to Serve Our Communities

4:30–5:30 p.m.–William C. Bollard and Michael L. Jensen

The Role of Human Rights Education in Teaching Children the Importance of Religious Freedom as a Basic Human Right

Friday, August 21

8:30–9:30 a.m.–Jeffrey N. Walker

Joseph Smith and the Harrises: Challenges to Getting the Book of Mormon Financed

9:50–10:50 a.m.–Jeffry R. Gittins

Stay Out of Hot Water: An Introduction to Water Rights in Utah

11:10 a.m.–12:10 p.m.–John C. Eskelsen and Eric T. Jensen

Hot Spots in International Law

1:50–2:50 p.m.–Klea Harris

Estate Planning as Influence: Using Love, Limits, and Latitude to Strengthen Multigenerational Families

3:10–4:10 p.m.–Joseph V. Osmond

Churches and Child Advocacy: A Legal and Community Reponse to Child Abuse

BYU MEDICAL SOCIETY CLASSES

The following classes are sponsored by the BYU Medical Society and are for registered BYU Education Week participants. Classes will be in C215 Eyring Science Center (ESC).

Thursday, August 20

8:30–9:25 a.m.

Mark Ott, MD

Joshua D. Jaramillo, MD

Becoming the BYU School of Medicine

9:50–10:45 a.m.

Weatherford T. Clayton, MD

The Christ-Centered Physician and the Two Great Commandments

11:10 a.m.–12:05 p.m.

Paul A. Kay, MD, PhD

Beyond Burnout: A Physician’s Story of Renewal

1:50–2:45 p.m.

Kirk J. Woodward, MD

Sherilee Woodward

The Anatomy of Discipleship: Connecting Community, Education, and Health Care for All of God’s Children

3:10–4:05 p.m.

Timothy F. Pingree, MD

Kenyan Medical Mission: Changing Lives One by One

4:30–5:25 p.m.

Marshall E. Smith, MD

Spencer W. Kimball and Cancer of the Larynx

Friday, August 21

8:30–9:25 a.m.

Bruce H. Woolley, PharmD

Herbal Pharmacology and Toxicology: Understanding BioActive Components of Plant-Derived Dietary Supplements

9:50–10:45 a.m.

Rulon F. Stacey, PhD

The Transition of Missionary Health and Its Role in Gathering Israel

11:10 a.m.–12:05 p.m.

Rebekka Matheson, MD

Burning in the Bosom and Electricity in the Brain: Neuroscience of Spirituality

1:50–2:45 p.m.

Jamie L. Jensen, PhD

Reconciling Science and Religion: Saving Testimonies by Understanding the Nature of Science

3:10–4:05 p.m.

Stephen H. McKellar, MD, MSc

Discipleship Above All Else: Lessons from the Life of Russell M. Nelson

4:30–5:25 p.m.

Sarah C. Crockett, MD

Raising Resilient Youth in a Digital World: Nature as Medicine to Heal Hearts and Minds

Evening Performances

BYU Education Week

BYU Education Week welcomes Millennial® Choirs & Orchestras as they present AMERICA 250, a powerful musical tribute celebrating 250 years of the American story. Featuring hundreds of musicians—including children, youth, and adults, joined with a full symphony orchestra this inspiring concert reflects on the sacrifices, struggles, and shared ideals that shaped a nation.

Performances at SCERA Shell

Outdoor Theatre*

GUYS & DOLLS

August 17–18, 8:0 0 p.m.

Tony Award–winning Guys & Dolls is Broadway’s beloved musical comedy, celebrating love, laughter, and the power of second chances. Set amid the colorful streets of New York City, this classic musical follows a cast of unforgettable characters whose lives are changed through the wisdom, faith, kindness, and steadfast devotion of the remarkable women they come to love.

Filled with memorable songs, lively dancing, and timeless humor, Guys & Dolls reminds us that love and integrity can inspire people to become their best selves.

Tickets available at 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).

Americ a 250 in Concer t  August 19 –20, 7:0 0 p.m.

Ticket Price: $22

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

DINING

See c orr esponding number s on map . Dining inf ormation is on p a g es 4 2–4 3.

1 The C ommons at the C annon C ent er 2 C oug ar e at F ood C ourt (W SC) 3 Museum of Art (M O A) C af é 4 Libr ary C af é (HBLL)

5a B YU C onc es sions at the Marriott C ent er (M C)

S AND S T OP S

SHUTTLE R OUTE

Blue R out e W est St adium—M C —W est St adium Br own R out e Hel aman Ha lls —M O A —Hel aman Ha lls Gr een R out e M C —M CKB—M C Or ang e R out e MC MOA— MC Pink R out e W est St adium—M O A —W est St adium P urpl e R out e E a st St adium—M O A —E a st St adium R ed R out e IPF —M O A —IPF Y ell ow R out e W SC R oundabout —BNSN/JSB—W SC R oundabout

See p a g e 48 f or p arking inf ormation.

V AN SHUTTLE S Shutt l e v ans run between designat ed st ops on c ampus fr om 7: 30 a.m. t o 4: 4 5 p .m. on Monda y , 7: 30 a.m. t o 10:00 p .m. on T uesda y thr ough F rida .y P l e a se giv e bo ar ding pr ef er enc e t o senior s and dis abl ed att endees, and r e a liz e that it is y our r esponsibilit y t o mo v e fr om cl a s s t o cl a s s or t o y our pl ac e of r esidenc e Shutt l es a lso run between perimet er p arking l ots and main c ampus fr equent l y One wheel chairac c es sibl e v an is a v ail abl e . T o c ont act the driv er , c a ll 80 1-6 7 45405 and t ell the driv er at which shutt l e st op y ou ar e  l oc at ed. Buses that run between the W est St adium L ot and the Museum of Art ar e wheel chair ac c es sibl e .

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5b Brigham ’ s W a g on 6 Jamb a (W SC) 7 C osmo ’ s Mini Mart (W SC) 8a The C r e amery on Ninth ( 120 9 North 900 E a st) 8b C r e amery Out l et (C SC) 8c Hel aman Ha lls C r e amery Out l et 9 C ampus F l or a l Pl eas e e xhibit kindnes s, c onsider ation, and p atienc e when p arking and using the shutt l e servic e

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Campus Dining

Dine on campus for the BYU experience. Each venue has a matching marker on the campus map (pages 40 –41).

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Come enjoy a great dining experience at The C annon Commons . We of fer all-you-care-to-eat from six dif ferent food plat forms , which include the following: a s alad and fruit bar, pa s t a, entrée choices , burger s , soups , waf fles , des ser t s , and more. For more information, visit dining.byu.edu/cannon-commons .

LOC ATION: Helaman Hall s , C annon Commons

HOURS:

Sun., Aug. 16 No break fa s t or lunch available 4: 30 – 6:00 p m (Dinner)

Mon –Sat 7:00 –9:00 a m. (Break fa s t) Aug. 17–22 11:00 a .m.–1: 30 p.m. (Lunch) 4: 30 – 6: 30 p.m. (Dinner)

PRICING:

Mon.–Sat. (Aug. 17–22)

Break fa s t $11. 2 5 Per Meal (Gif t C ard $10.10)

Lunch $14 05 Per Meal (Gif t C ard $12 90)

Dinner $16 20 Per Meal (Gif t C ard $15 15)

Sunday (Aug 16)

Dinner $17 30 Per Meal (Gif t C ard $16 80*)

*On Sunday, Augus t 16, dining gif t cards are available at the C annon Commons from 4: 30 to 6:00 p.m. by using a credit card (no ca sh purcha ses).

Prices subjec t to change

See pages 43, 4 4, and 49 for Dining C ard information

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Enjoy lunch and appeal to your finer t a s tes with s andwiches , s alads , soups , and entrées at this It alian bis tro cuisine café located in the Museum of Ar t . For more information, visit dining.byu.edu/moa-cafe.

LOC ATION: Museum of Ar t

HOURS: Mon.–Fri 11:00 a m.–3:00 p m.

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Social g athering s and great food fill the Coug areat . You’ll find Aloha Plate, Blue Sushi, Chick-fil-A , Choices , Coug ar E xpres s , Jamba, Milk and Cookies , Papa John’s , Subway, Cos t a Vida, Wendy ’s , and Y Mount ain BBQ. For more information, visit dining.byu.edu/cougareat

LOC ATION: Wilkinson Student Center

HOURS:

Mon. , Aug 17 Tue.–Fri. , 18–21 S at . , Aug 22 Aloha Plate 10: 30 A M –5: 30 PM 10: 30 A M –7:15 PM CLOSED

Chick-fil-A 8:00 A M – 8:00 PM 8:00 A M –10:00 PM 10: 30 A M –7:00 PM

Choices 10: 30 A M –5: 30 PM 10: 30 A M – 8: 30 PM CLOSED

Cos t a V ida 10: 30 A M – 8:00 PM 10: 30 A M –10:00 PM 10: 30 A M –7:00 PM

Cougar E xpres s 7:45 A M –5: 30 PM 7:45 A M –10:00 PM 8:00 A M –3:00 PM

Grab -n- Go 10: 30 A M – 4: 30 PM 10: 30 A M –7:15 PM CLOSED

Ice Cream 10: 30 A M – 4: 30 PM 10: 30 A M –10:00

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Dining Ser vices is thrilled to announce a new par tner ship with the Harold B. Lee Librar y. This res t aurant will feature boba, bagel s andwiches , and t acos , a s well a s convenient grab-and-go snack s and beverages

LOC ATION: HBLL 3410

HOURS: Mon 8: 30 a m –5:00 p m Tues .–Thur s . 8: 30 a .m.–8:00 p.m. Fri. 8: 30 a .m.–5:00 p.m. Sat 9:00 a m –5:00 p m

Choose from s andwiches , entreés , s alads , BYU brownies , and more. Enjoy the speed and convenience of out side food truck s . For more information, visit dining.byu.edu/concessions

LOC ATION: Marriot t Center

HOURS:

M–T, F 7: 30 a m – 4: 30 p m

Por t al F, W–Th 7: 30 a .m.–7: 30 p.m. Out side Vendor s 10:00 a .m.–3: 30 p.m.

Brigham’s Wagon is BYU’s new food truck ser vice, bringing delicious and convenient dining options to dif ferent campus locations .

LOC ATION: Marriot t Center

HOURS: Mon. 10: 30 a .m.–7:00 p.m. Tue –Fri 8:00 a m –7:00 p m

The Sk yroom’s gorgeous views , eleg ant atmosphere, and exceptional ser vices make it the per fec t spot to elevate your Education Week dining experience. Enjoy an all-inclusive buf fet lunch with plated des ser t s and a specialt y beverage s t ation. For more information, visit dining.byu.edu/sk yroom.

LOC ATION: WSC Six th Floor

HOURS: Mon.–Fri. 11:00 a .m.–2:00 p.m.

Cosmo’s Mini Mar t of fer s a variet y of fresh bagel s , donut s , green smoothies , s alads/s andwiches , drink s , and snack s a s well a s toiletries . Plea se visit byus tore.com

LOC ATION:

Southwes t corner of the BYU Store

HOURS:

Mon. 7:45 a .m.– 6:00 p.m. Tue.–Fri. 7:45 a .m.–8:00 p.m. Sat . 10:00 a .m.– 6:00 p.m.

Graham Canyon, Mint Brownie, and Bishop’s Bash are jus t a few of our ice cream flavors created right here on campus. But that ’s not all! We al so of fer other BYU favorites such as milk , ranch dressing, fresh salads and sandwiches, and of course mint brownies. PLUS the Creamer y on Ninth Eas t (CONE) is al so a fullser vice grocer y s tore and grill featuring made-to-order grill items such as burgers and fries! We’re conveniently located on Ninth Eas t , at Helaman Hall s, at Wy view Park , and at the nor th end of Heritage Hall s For more information, visit dining.byu.edu/creameries.

Creamer y on Ninth 1200 Nor th 900 East Mon.–Sat . Grocer y 7:00 a m –11:00 p m Ice Cream 11:00 a m –11:00 p m Grill 11:00 a .m.–9:00 p.m.

Creamer y Outlet Located in the Culinar y Suppor t Center Mon.–Fri. 7:00 a .m.–9:00 p.m. Sat 9:00 a m –8:00 p m

Helaman Creamer y Located nex t to C annon Commons Mon.–Fri. 7:00 a .m.–10:00 p.m. Sat . 8:00 a .m.–Noon

Wy view Creamer y 1700 Nor th 950 Ea s t Mon.–Fri 9:00 a m.–8:00 p m. Sat . 10:00 a .m.–8:00 p.m.

Your Par tner for Spreading Joy Let C ampus Floral help you celebrate all of life’s moment s , big or small . C ampus Floral is a full-ser vice floral shop and gif t boutique: flower s , plant s , balloons , jewelr y, gourmet chocolate, cards , and more

Order now at 801-422-2840 or online 24 hour s a day at campuscraf tfloral.com. Trus ted floris t for over 30 year s for BYU campus and the surrounding communit y

LOC ATION: 685 Ea s t Univer sit y Pk w y

HOURS: Mon.–Fri 9:00 a m.–5: 30 p m. Sat 10:00 a m –1:00 p m

Blue Ribbon Box Introducing BYU’s premium box lunch deliver y ser vice Each meal includes an entree, side, and des ser t . Submit your online order at lea s t t wo hour s in advance. Free deliver y on BYU C ampus

HOURS: Mon.–Fri 10: 30 a m.–7:00 p m.

Cougar Crus t Introducing BYU’s premium box lunch and piz za deliver y ser vices Order through the BYU app for free deliver y on campus!

Get Your BYU Dining Gift Card!

BYU Dining Gif t C ards will be available beginning Saturday, Augus t 15, at the Coug ar E xpres s convenience s tore in the Coug areat and at BYU Creamer y s tores (except the W y view Creamer y). Load your card in increment s of $2 5 and get discounted rates at C annon Commons , BYU’s premier all-youcare-to-eat dining location. Use the card at all BYU Dining locations on campus (not valid at Conces sions at the Marriot t Center, non-BYU vendor s and of f-campus locations).

For more detail s , see page 49. Note: BYU Dining Gif t C ards never expire and can be used throughout the year but are not refundable

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/BYU Dining gift cards in addition to 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 a credit or debit card.

2. Kiosks: Guests dining in the Cougareat can order and pay at one of the kiosks using credit, debit, or Dining gift card.

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 Dining gift card that can be used at any BYU Dining Services location, exculding Concessions at the Marriott Center. 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 Dining gift card.

Advice from Longtime BYU Education Week Attendees

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

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

• 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.

• Expand your interests and take advantage of new learning opportunities by attending one or two classes each year that you would not typically choose.

• Visit with the people around you. It’s a good way to get to know good people, and they may recommend great classes you might otherwise miss.

• Avoid restroom lines by using facilities in buildings and on floors where classes are not held.

• 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.

• Remember to silence your cell phone before class begins.

• Please follow the directions of the hosting staff they help maintain the order needed for a successful program.

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

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

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

• Lectures may not be recorded or broadcast

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

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

• Please do not leave class early or applaud after testimonies. Thank you! We hope you enjoy

Registration and General Information

DATES

This year: August 17–21, 2026

Next year: August 16–20, 2027

WEBSITE

educationweek.byu.edu

LO C ATION

Brigham Young University campus, Provo, Utah

MINIMUM AGE

BYU Education Week is designed for adults and youth. Youth must be age 14 or older by December 31, 2026. 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 BYU 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 21)

Register online at educationweek.byu.edu through 8:30 p.m. Mountain Time on Friday, August 21 (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 9, 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.

E ARLY REGISTRATION BY PHONE

( THROUGH AUGUST 14)

Call 801-422-8925 on weekdays from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Mountain Time through Friday, August 14. If you register over the phone by Friday, August 7, a receipt and name badge will be mailed to you. If you register by phone after Friday, August 7, please pick up your name badge at one of the Will Call locations.

E ARLY REGISTRATION IN PERS ON

( THROUGH AUGUST 15)

Register through August 15 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 15, 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 3, and Friday, July 24.

Will-Call Locations

• August 10–14: 116 Harman Continuing Education Building (HCEB), 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.

• August 15: 116 Harman Continuing Education Building (HCEB), 1:00–5:00 p.m.

• August 17: Marriott Center northeast ticket booth and WSC Garden Court, 7:30 a.m.–5:00 p.m.

• August 18–21: 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

Early and At-the Door Registration Tuition

Monday–Friday

Tuesday–Friday

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

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

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

Monday Only (8:30 a.m.–4:05 p.m.)

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

At-the-Door Tuition

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

One Afternoon Only (12:30–4:05 p.m.)

One Evening Only (4:30–9:25 p.m.)

At-the-Door Registration (August 17–21)

$115

$105

$50

$50

$50

$38

$48

$30

$30

$30

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 7:30 a.m.–5:00 p.m.

Tuesday–Friday 7:30 a.m.–8:30 p.m.

CONTINUING LEGAL EDUC ATION (CLE) REGISTRATION

When you register for the Tuesday–Friday section of BYU 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 18–21. 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 P OLICY

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 7, for Housing ($20 processing fee).

• Thursday, August 13, for Registration ($8 processing fee). No registration refunds will be made after August 14.

BYU 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:

BYU 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 26 (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 15, 2026. 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 the CES Honor Code standards of dress and conduct while attending Education Week. The dress of men, women, and youth should be neat, clean, and modest in fabric, fit, style, and length. Clothing that is strapless or revealing does not meet the guidelines. Skirts, dresses, and shorts must be knee-length 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

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.

BE RESPECTFUL

Campus visitors are expected to be respectful of everyone; volunteers, campus employees, presenters, and other visitors.

NO ADVERTISING, SELLING, OR SOLICITING

The University prohibits advertising, selling, or soliciting by outside businesses, agencies or individuals on campus and in student housing areas.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT FINANCIAL CLASSES

Information presented in BYU Education Week financial classes is intended to be general information to help you make betterinformed 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 (1055 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

BYU 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 BYU-WiFi 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.

PROGRAM EVALUATIONS

BYU Education Week welcomes participant feedback and suggestions. Submit an online evaluation of your Education Week experience at educationweek.byu.edu between August 17 and September 4, 2026.

TRANSP ORTATION AND PARKING

PARKING ON CAMPUS

BYU Education Week parking is available in specified lots on campus and is marked on the map on pages 40–41. 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 15, on a first-come, 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 Central Campus Station near the BYU Music Building and the Wilkinson Student 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 40–41, 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 C ARDS

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 for in-person ordering at all BYU Dining locations (not valid at BYU concessions, non-BYU vendors, or off-campus locations),

• can be loaded in increments of $25 at the time of purchase;

• can have additional funds added in increments of $25,

• 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

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 42–43.)

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 8:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.

Tuesday–Friday 8:00 a.m.–8:00 p.m.

BYU Distribution Services (BYU Store, Lower Level)

Monday 9:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.

Tuesday–Friday 9:00 a.m.–8:00 p.m.

Saturday 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 C AMPUS SERVICES

BYU Bowling and Games Center (1171 WSC)

In your “spare” time, take a bowling break!

Monday–Friday Noon–8:00 p.m.

Saturday 11:00 a.m.–8:00 p.m.

Studio 1030 (1030 WSC)

Treat yourself to the Paul Mitchell Signature Salon.

Monday 9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.

Tuesday–Thursday 9:00 a.m.–8:00 p.m.

Friday 9:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.

Saturday 9:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.

About the Faculty

Alford, Kenneth L.— Professor, Church History and Doctrine, BYU; retired colonel, U.S. Army; PhD in computer science. (5 , 18 , 21)

Allen, B. J.— Associate professor, Marketing, BYU; author; PhD in marketing. (26)

Allen, Roger K.— Founder, Human Development Institute; PhD in psychology. (4, 5 , 27, 30)

Anderson, Scott L.— Retired clinical therapist and institute instructor; PhD in marriage and family therapy. (16 , 21, 34)

Atkin, William F.— Associate general counsel, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints; LLM in international trade. (4)

Bahr, Damon L.— Emeritus associate professor, Teacher Education, BYU; EdD in curriculum and instructional science. (4, 5 , 32 , 33)

Balzotti, Jonathan M.— Associate professor, English, BYU; PhD in rhetoric . (14)

Baron, Joshua S.— Attorney; founder, Sharifi & Baron, PLLC; JD. (11, 36)

Bastian, Debbie A.—Singer, songwriter in musical trio Heartbound; co-founder, Aspire Higher; founder, Your Essential Potential; BA in elementary education. (19, 21)

Bates, Matthew D.— Judge, Utah Third District Court, State of Utah; JD. (11, 36)

Bennett, Brandon S.— Professor, Religious Education, BYU–Idaho; PhD in public administration and policy. (5 , 34)

Bennion, Betsy— Associate director, International Center for Law and Religion Studies; JD. (20)

Biggerstaff, Michael J.— Assistant professor, Ancient Scripture, BYU; PhD in Near Eastern languages and cultures. (5 , 12)

Blonquist, Madison Y.— Curator of religious art, Museum of Art, BYU; MA in religion, visual arts, and material culture. (24)

Bollard, April— Regional director, Geneva Office for Human Rights Education. (20)

Bollard, William C.— Attorney; mediator and executive director, Geneva Office for Human Rights Education; JD. (20, 28 , 36)

Boss, Dillon J.—Sr. Manager, Digital Publishing, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints; adjunct professor, Management Communication, BYU; MPA . (15)

Bowden, Anton E.— Professor, Mechanical Engineering, BYU; PhD in bioengineering. (30)

Bowden, Jennifer A.— Director of research at Summit Brain, Spine, and Orthopedics; registered dietitian; PhD in exercise science. (30)

Bowman, Crystal— Licensed therapist, Arizona Family Institute; LMFT. (5, 20)

Braithwaite, Scott R.— Professor, Clinical Psychology, BYU; PhD in clinical psychology. (13, 16)

Brewster, Elaine—Self-employed voice teacher; former member of the Tabernacle Choir on Temple Square and Utah Opera Company; MM in pedagogy and performance. (26 , 29)

Busby, Elizabeth K.— Adjunct instructor, English, BYU; MA in English. (26)

Bytheway, John G.— Instructor, BYU Salt Lake Center; author; podcaster; MA in religious education. (30, 35)

Call, Alexander P.— Partner and senior advisor, Peterson Wealth Advisors; BS in personal financial planning. (11)

Carlos, Brenda— Utah area coordinator, Young Service Missionaries; retired; BS in recreational therapy. (15)

Carlos, Rudy— Utah area coordinator, Young Service Missionaries; BS in business management . (15)

Carty, Sheryl— Portfolio director, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints; MBA . (23)

Chandler, Brian K.—Supervising psychologist, Utah Department of Corrections; PsyD in clinical psychology. (26)

Chandler, Jeffrey L.— Professor, Religious Education, BYU–Idaho; MBA. (11)

Chang, Bruce— Instructor, Seminaries and Institutes of Religion; PhD in organizational leadership. (4)

Christensen, David A.— Retired instructor and director, Seminaries and Institutes of Religion; EdD in education. (16)

Christensen, David S.— Principal, Milestone Holdings; MBA in management. (28)

Christensen, T. C.— Filmmaker and director, American Society of Cinematographers; BA in communications . (26)

Clark, Elizabeth A.— Associate director, International Center for Law and Religion Studies, J. Reuben Clark Law School, BYU; JD. (20)

Clayton, Weatherford T.— Member, Utah Area Corrections Council, retired; emeritus General Authority; MD in obstetrics and gynecology. (14, 37)

Cochran, Joseph D.— Adjunct faculty, Ancient Scripture, BYU; PhD in curriculum and instruction. (5 , 31)

Combs, Jason R.— Associate 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. (5)

Coombs, Dawan Lynn— Professor, English, associate dean of undergraduate education, BYU; PhD in language and literacy education. (5)

Crane, Eileen Doyle—Volunteer attorney, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints; JD. (17, 25 , 36)

Crippen, Chris J.— Director, Center for Service and Learning, BYU; MA in educational leadership. (23)

Crockett, Sarah C.— Emergency physician, assistant professor of emergency medicine, Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center; MD.(28 , 37)

Cutchins, Dennis R.— Professor, English, BYU; PhD in American literature. (26)

Cutler, Laura E.— Assistant teaching professor, Information Systems, Marriott School of Business, BYU; MS in information systems . (33, 35)

Deaton, Dennis R.— Co-founder, Quma Learning Systems, Inc.; DMD. (11, 14)

Decker, Jeff N.— Coordinator and institute director, Seminaries and Institutes of Religion; EdD in educational leadership. (13, 20, 34)

Degn, Patrick D.— Former instructor, Seminaries and Institutes of Religion; MA in military history and classical warfare. (28)

Denning, Lori L.—Instructor, Religious Education, BYU–Idaho; PhD in religion. (4)

Dowling, David P.—Managing director, Caruso School of Law, Pepperdine University; JD, MDR. (14, 36)

Dyer, W. Justin Associate professor, Church History and Doctrine, BYU; editor-in-chief, BYU Studies; PhD in human development and family studies. (29)

Earnest, Jacob B.—Adjunct faculty, Ancient Scripture, BYU; history and English instructor, American Heritage School; PhD in education. (32)

Eastley, Aaron C.—Associate professor, English, BYU; PhD in literatures in English. (26)

Eastmond, Steven—Therapist and CEO, Family Transitions Counseling; LCSW, MSW. (24, 27)

Eberhardt, Miki C.—Registered dietitian, Nourished by Miki Eberhardt and KSL TV; BS in nutrition and dietetics. (31)

Eggett, Ryan K.—Music manager, Priesthood and Family Department, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints; PhD in educational psychology. (33)

Ellis, Ann Dee—Assistant professor, English, BYU; MA in creative writing. (14)

Emmer, Janalee—Director, Museum of Art, BYU; PhD in art history and curatorial studies. (24)

Erickson, Jenet J.—Associate professor, Church History and Doctrine, BYU; research fellow, Wheatley Institute and the Institute for Family Studies; PhD in family social science. (29)

Erwin, Benjamin R.—Program manager, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints; PhD in marriage and family therapy. (12)

Eskelsen, Jon C.—Chief of strategic communications, All-Domain Anomaly Resolution Office, Department of War; LLM in national security law. (17, 36)

Esplin, Ronald K.—General editor, The Joseph Smith Papers; Director, Brigham Young Papers Project, Brigham Young Center; PhD in history. (24)

Evanson, Blaine H.—Partner, Gibson, Dunn and Crutcher, LLP; adjunct faculty, J. Reuben Clark Law School, BYU; JD. (20, 25, 36)

Eyring, Mary K.—Associate professor, English, BYU; PhD in literature. (19)

Fackrell, Jacob—COO, Savvos Health; MBA. (22, 25)

Fackrell, Tamara A.—Managing law partner, Fackrell and McLean Law; JD; PhD in marriage, family, human development. (4, 5, 22, 25, 30, 35)

Faulconer, Angela Wentz—Assistant professor, Philosophy, BYU; PhD in philosophy. (12)

Favro, Mary W.—Instructor, Humanities, Ensign College; MEd in curriculum and teaching. (5)

Ferrell, Robert W.—Periodontist; dental surgeon; DMD, MS. (31)

Fisher, Amy H.—Homemaker; seminary teacher; MS in JewishChristian relations. (19, 22)

Flake, Eric M.—Clinical director, Uniformed Services University; MD in developmental-behavioral pediatrics. (27, 35)

Fletcher, James C.—Adjunct faculty, Marriott School of Business, BYU; BS and CFA in finance. (15)

Ford, Taunalyn—Historian and writer, Church History Department; PhD in history of religion. (23)

Franklin, Aaron D.—Professor, Electrical and Computer Engineering, Duke University; author; PhD in electrical and computer engineering. (14)

Frederickson, Kristine W.—Retired adjunct faculty, BYU and UVU; PhD in modern European history. (26)

Fullmer, Howard W.—Associate professor, Art and Design; Utah Valley University; MFA in visual arts in illustration. (26)

Gardner, Curtis J.—Associate academic director, school counselor, Telos Academy; BCBA; MEd in psychology and school counseling. (4, 24, 34)

Gibson, Kenneth G.—Senior vice president, The VisionLink Advisory Group; author; BA in communication. (24, 26)

Gilmore, Debi—Licensed marriage and family therapist, The EFT Clinic; PhD in marriage and family therapy. (25, 27)

Gittins, Jeffry R.—Attorney, Smith Hartvigsen, PLLC; JD. (14, 36)

Givens, Terryl L.—Senior research fellow, Neal A. Maxwell Institute for Religious Scholarship; PhD in comparative literature. (31)

Godfrey, Matthew C.—Senior managing historian, Church History Department; PhD in history. (16, 18)

Golding, David—Historian, Church History Department; PhD in history of Christianity. (19, 23)

Goodman, Michael A.—Professor, Church History and Doctrine, BYU; PhD in marriage, family, and human development. (16, 19)

Graabek-Wallace, Michelle—Historian, Church History Department; PhD in history and civilization. (15)

Grenny, Joseph W.—Co-founder, Crucial Learning (formerly VitalSmarts); New York Times best-selling author; BA in international relations. (16)

Grey, Matthew J. Professor, Ancient Scripture, BYU; PhD in archaeology and history of ancient Judaism. (4, 14, 17)

Griffin, Tyler J.—Associate dean, Religious Education, BYU; PhD in instructional technology. (5, 18, 21)

Griffiths, Casey P.—Associate professor, Church History and Doctrine, BYU; PhD in educational leadership and foundations. (4, 18)

Haderlie, Derek C.—Assistant professor, Philosophy, BYU; PhD in philosophy. (12)

Haines, Nathan D.—Director of orchestras, assistant professor, School of Music, BYU; PhD in orchestral conducting and music education. (23)

Hall, Tamara Uzelac—Author; podcast host, Sunday on Monday, Deseret Book; MPA. (27)

Halling, Anna-Lisa—Associate professor, Spanish and Portuguese, BYU; PhD in Spanish literatures. (4)

Halverson, Jared M.—Associate professor, Ancient Scripture, BYU; PhD in American religious history. (24)

Harris, Amy—Professor, History, BYU; PhD in history. (20)

Harris, Klea D.—Managing attorney, Angel Advocates, PLLC; JD. (22, 36)

Harris, Michael R.—Instructor, Seminaries and Institutes of Religion; visiting faculty, Ancient Scripture, BYU; MA in Old Testament studies. (11)

Hart, Cynthia J.—Private vocal instructor; BA in music. (14)

Haslam, Darryl R.—Director, Emotional Freedom Counseling; LCSW; PhD in marriage and family therapy. (18, 20)

About the Faculty (continued)

Hatch, David K.—Global thought leader, FranklinCovey; PhD in social-organizational psychology. (12)

Heimburger, Christian K.—Historian, Church History Department; PhD in modern American history. (23)

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

Hilton, Lani O.—Author, speaker, teacher; BS in family life education. (18)

Hilton III, John L.—Professor, Ancient Scripture, BYU; author; PhD in instructional technology. (27)

Hinckley, Jane K. G.—Adjunct professor, Comparative Arts and Letters, BYU; PhD in humanities. (5)

Hinckley, Jaren S.—Professor, School of Music, BYU; composer; DM in music performance. (14)

Hinckley, Kevin A.—Licensed professional counselor, private practice; MEd in clinical counseling. (24, 27)

Hjorten, Erik—Missionary services manager, BYU-Pathway Worldwide; MS in instructional technology and learning sciences. (11)

Holzapfel, Richard Neitzel—Professor emeritus, BYU; senior service missionary; member, scripture working group, Priesthood and Family Department; PhD in ancient history. (13)

Housari, Rizek W.—Vice president, wealth management, NFP Wealth Advisors; MAcc in accounting. (4, 5, 17)

House, Michael D.—Author and speaker; president, LDSPMA; corporate consultant, Hitachi Global Air Power; MBA. (33)

Howe, Laura P.—Art Curator, Church History Museum; MA in art history and curatorial studies. (23)

Huber, John W.—Shareholder, Greenberg Traurig LLP; former US Attorney, Utah District; JD. (22, 36)

Hunsaker, Stephen K.—Owner, Hunsaker Seminars; retired instructor, Seminaries and Institutes of Religion; MA in family and human development. (16, 18, 22)

Isaacson, Krista M.—Service missionary, Gospel Library; author, writer, speaker. (18, 26, 34)

Isaacson, Travis—Fractional CMO, Powder Days Marketing; service missionary, Gospel Library; MBA. (26)

Jackson, Bryan C.—Senior counsel, Office of General Counsel, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints; JD. (14, 36)

Jacobs, Curtis L.—Retired instructor, Seminaries and Institutes of Religion; MS in counseling and education. (5, 27, 30)

Jaramillo, Joshua D.—Associate dean of admissions, School of Medicine, BYU; trauma and critical care surgeon; MD. (11, 37)

Jarvis, Annette W.—Shareholder, Greenberg Traurig, LLP; JD. (25, 36)

Jensen, David A.—Associate professor and department chair, Philosophy, BYU; PhD in ethics. (12)

Jensen, Eric T.—Professor, J. Reuben Clark Law School, BYU; JD, LLM. (17, 36)

Jensen, Jamie L.—Professor, Department of Preparatory Learning, School of Medicine, BYU; PhD in biology. (22, 37)

Jensen, Michael L.—Service missionary, Office of General Counsel, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints; JD. (28, 36)

Jewell, Olivia Lyman—Director, Family Connections Experiment, LLC; professional family history educator and presenter; BS in human resources and management. (31)

Johnson, Alek R.—Senior financial advisor, Peterson Wealth Advisors; MS in financial planning and analytics. (11)

Johnson, Gregory L.—Institute instructor, Seminaries and Institutes of Religion; MEd. (28)

Jones, Christopher C.—Assistant professor, History, BYU; editor, Journal of Mormon History; PhD in history. (20)

Jordan, Richard W. Jr.—Seminary principal, Seminaries and Institutes of Religion; MEd in curriculum and instruction. (31, 32)

Jorgensen, Courtney N.—Marketing manager, Mobile Ecosystem Awareness and Education, Church Communications Department; BA in communications and public relations. (18, 26, 34)

Kackstaetter, Uwe R.—Professor of geology, Metropolitan State University of Denver; PhD in applied geology and mineralogy. (4, 13)

Kay, Paul A.—Pathologist, Associated Pathologists Limited–Illinois; MD. (17, 37)

Kearon, Elder Patrick—Quorum of the Twelve Apostles. (16, 34)

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

Kimmons, Royce M.—Department chair, Educational Leadership and Foundations, BYU; PhD in curriculum and instruction. (31)

King, Michael L.—Retired instructor, Seminaries and Institutes of Religion; MA in athletic administration. (15, 17)

Knowlton, Benjamin J.—Corporate trainer, talent development, Wavetronix; retired instructor, Seminaries and Institutes of Religion; MPA. (33)

Krebs, V. Matt—Owner and principal agent, Medicare Foresight; PhD in anthropology. (32)

Kuehn Mahas, Elizabeth—Historian, Church History Library; MA in history. (15)

Lamb, John D.—Professor emeritus, Chemistry, BYU; PhD in chemistry. (28)

Larsen, Amy G.—Executive director, J. Reuben Clark Law Society; JD. (17, 36)

Larsen, Shannon Grandy—Assistant dean, Career Development, J.Reuben Clark Law School, BYU; JD. (17, 36)

Lewis, Brandon—Functional medicine, family nurse practitioner, Resolve Medical; MS in nursing. (12)

Ludwig, Kristy A.—Licensed clinical psychologist, University of Washington; private practice in Utah and Washington; PhD in clinical psychology. (20)

Marsh, Scott C.—Owner, Scott Marsh Financial, LLC; MBA and MSFS in finance, taxation, economics, and accounting. (4, 32, 33)

Martin, Jan J.—Associate professor, Ancient Scripture, BYU; PhD in sixteenth-century English Bible translation. (12)

Martin, Jen G.—CEO, founder, and owner, Reset Your Nest; MA in mass communications. (30)

Matheson, Kimberly—Research fellow, Neal A. Maxwell Institute for Religious Scholarship; PhD in theology. (12)

Matheson, Rebekka—Associate professor, School of Medicine, BYU; MD in medicine/neuropharmacology and physiology. (17, 37)

Mathews, Mark A.— Instructor, Seminaries and Institutes of Religion; PhD in education. (27)

Matson, Joshua M.— Assistant professor, Ancient Scripture, BYU; PhD in religion. (5 , 22 , 25)

McBride, Matthew— Director of publications, Church History Department; MA in American history. (15 , 23)

McKellar, Stephen H.— Cardiovascular surgeon, chair, Cardiovascular Department, Intermountain Medical Center; MD, MSc . (25 , 37)

Mead, Brian G.— Assistant professor, Church History and Doctrine; PhD in psychology. (18)

Measom, Erin E.— Director of student success, BYU Continuing Education; PhD in instructional psychology and technology. (19)

Merrill, Courtney— Licensed marriage and family therapist, Grief Matters Counseling; MA in marriage and family therapy. (4, 5)

Meyers, Angela L.— CEO, Kudos for Families; MS in family life education. (16 , 21, 34)

Miller, Taylor-Grey— Assistant professor, Philosophy, BYU; PhD in philosophy. (18)

Millet, Robert L.— Professor emeritus, Ancient Scripture, BYU; PhD in religious studies . (13, 16)

Moore, Richard G.— Retired instructor, Seminaries and Institutes of Religion; EdD. (4)

Morales, Brigitte L.— Adjunct faculty, Spanish and Portuguese, BYU; MA in Spanish linguistics . (4)

Morales, J. Roberto— Adjunct faculty, Spanish and Portuguese, BYU; MA in Latin American literature. (4)

Morgan, David T.— Licensed psychologist, private practice; author; podcaster; PhD in counseling psychology. (17)

Morgan, Kristyn M.— Public speaker, media guest; BS in sociology. (17)

Morgan, Matthew B.— Associate professor, Radiology and Imaging Sciences, University of Utah; MD, MS in biomedical informatics . (21, 24)

Morgan, Ronald L.— Retired, Seminaries and Institutes of Religion; MA in curriculum and instruction. (5)

Morton, David A.— Professor and chair, Preparatory Learning, School of Medicine, BYU; PhD in clinical anatomy. (29)

Moss, Kenneth B.— Retired, Intermountain Health; MBA in human resources . (5 , 12 , 34)

Mower, Gordon B.— Associate professor, Philosophy, BYU; PhD in philosophy. (12)

Muhlestein, Julianne L.— Certified mental wellness coach; event designer, self-employed; BA in experience design management . (27)

Muhlestein, Kerry M.— Professor, Ancient Scripture, BYU; PhD in Egyptology and Bible. (4, 5 , 27, 30, 31)

Murdock, Sean C.— Chair, Computer Science, Ensign College; MBA in IT Management . (4, 5)

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. (19, 21)

Nielson, Rex P.— Director, Humanities Center, BYU; PhD in Portuguese and Brazilian studies . (5 , 23)

North, Kara— Managing partner, Moxie Law Group; JD. (22 , 36)

Oakes, Daniel G.— Licensed professional counselor, owner and director, the Arizona Family Institute; MEd in education and counseling . (4, 20, 23, 34)

Ogletree, Mark D.— Professor, Church History and Doctrine, BYU; PhD in marriage and family relationships . (17, 19)

Olsen, Lisa C.— Professional development consultant, corporate trainer; MS in organizational leadership. (15)

Orr, Eric— Associate professor, Psychology, BYU–Hawaii; PhD in counseling psychology. (28)

Oscarson, Christopher P.— Dean, College of Humanities, BYU; PhD in Scandinavian languages, literature, and film. (28)

Oscarson, Marie-Laure— Assistant director, International Cinema, BYU; MA in French studies . (28)

Osmond, Joseph V.— Attorney, Kirton McConkie, PC; JD. (25 , 36)

Ostenson, Jonathan W.— Professor, English, BYU; PhD in teaching and learning . (19)

Ott, Mark— Dean, School of Medicine, BYU; former surgical oncologist, Intermountain Health; MD. (11, 37)

Page, Randy M.— Co-director, Pages Abroad; emeritus professor, Public Health, BYU; PhD in health sciences . (25)

Page, Tana S.— Co-director, Pages Abroad; adjunct faculty, BYU; MS in health education. (4, 5 , 25)

Park, Julie— Manager, correlation artificial intelligence governance, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints; MBA. (23)

Parker, Lori Hales—Singer, songwriter in musical trio Heartbound; co-founder, Aspire Higher motivational seminars. (19, 21)

Parry, Donald W.— Professor, Hebrew Bible and Dead Sea Scrolls, BYU; PhD in Hebrew Bible. (4, 21, 24)

Parry, Kent— Director of training, Arrive Home; PhD in instructional psychology and technology. (21)

Paxman, Katharina A.— Associate professor, Philosophy, BYU; PhD in philosophy. (18)

Payne, Samuel L.— Director, BYUradio; host, The Apple Seed, BYU Broadcasting; musician; podcaster; MEd in education. (29)

Pearce, Amber Dawn— Podcaster, speaker, writer, Hope Smiling Brightly ; BS in home and family science. (29)

Peatross, Justin B.— Professor, Physics, BYU; PhD in physics. (25)

Perkey, Joshua J.— Assistant dean, Digital Media and Communications, College of Humanities, BYU; MA in history. (14)

Peterson, Daniel C.— Professor emeritus, Asian and Near Eastern Languages, BYU; PhD in Arabic and Islamic studies . (19)

Peterson, Scott M.— Founder, managing partner, Peterson Wealth Advisors; chartered financial consultant; BS in financial planning and international relations. (20)

Pingree, Timothy F.— Physician, Integrated Ear, Nose and Throat, PC; MD. (25 , 37)

Plewe, Todd J.— Chief judge, 22nd Judicial District, State of Colorado; JD. (11, 36)

About the Faculty (continued)

Plummer, Kenneth J.— Associate director of academic assessment support, Center for Teaching and Learning, BYU; PhD in educational measurement . (23)

Pratt, Dale J.— Professor emeritus, Spanish and Portuguese, BYU; PhD in romance studies . (26)

Price, Joseph P. IV— Professor, Economics, BYU; director, BYU Record Linking Lab; PhD in economics. (15)

Prince, Diane Bills— Professional international speaker; author; assistant director of Church VIP hosting; Church service missionary; BS in education. (4, 5)

Puterbaugh, Brett— AI governance lead, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints; JD. (23)

Radford, Danna— Deputy district attorney, Salt Lake County District Attorney; JD. (22 , 36)

Randall, Joshua N.—Senior counsel, Office of General Counsel, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints; JD. (23)

Reed, Sarah Clement— Assistant professor, History, BYU; PhD in German. (20)

Reeder, Jennifer— Historian, Church History Department; PhD in American history. (15)

Richards, Eric D.— Instructor, Seminaries and Institutes of Religion; MS in education. (4)

Ringger, Eric K.— Associate professor, Computer Science, BYU; PhD in computer science. (23)

Rockwood, Nathan J.— Assistant professor, Philosophy, BYU; PhD in philosophy. (18)

Rose, Julie— Podcast host and executive producer, BYURadio; BA in communications . (31)

Rowan, Jamin C.— Associate professor, English, BYU; PhD in literary studies . (17)

Rowberry, Janis H.— Licensed clinical social worker, selfemployed; MSW in clinical social work . (29)

Sainsbury, Derek R.— Associate professor, Church History and Doctrine, BYU; PhD in American history. (30)

Sampson, Scott E.— Professor, Business, Marriott School of Business; PhD in operations management . (4, 5)

Sandberg, Richard L.— Associate professor and associate department chair, Physics and Astronomy; PhD in physics. (22)

Savage, Joshua— Principal, JLS Consultant Group; EdD in organizational change and leadership. (13)

Sawyer-Espinoza, Suzanne— Owner, Sawyer Speech and Language Therapy; MS, CCC in speech-language pathology. (17, 19)

Schade, Lori K.— Marriage and family therapist, Compassionate Connections Counseling; PhD in marriage and family therapy. (17)

Schiess, Lindsay L.—Therapist, speaker, self-employed; associate instructor, University of Utah; MSW. (31)

Schmidt, Darren E.— Principal, Seminaries and Institutes of Religion; author; EdD in counseling and marriage and family counseling. (30, 31)

Searle, Mary Jane Woodger— Professor, Church History and Doctrine, BYU; EdD in educational leadership. (4, 24)

Sederholm, Carl— Professor, Comparative Arts and Letters, BYU; PhD in American studies . (28)

Segelke, Jeff R.— Financial consultant, JRS Wealth Management; BA in finance. (26 , 29)

Shannon, Avram R.— Assistant professor, Ancient Scripture, BYU; PhD in Near Eastern languages and cultures . (14, 16)

Shannon, Thora F.— Independent scholar; author; podcast host; BA in Near Eastern studies . (14)

Sherman, Alvin F.— Professor, Spanish and Portuguese, BYU; PhD in Spanish peninsular literature and culture. (5)

Simpson, Victoria Lee— Coordinator of adapted needs, Utah Valley North Region, Seminaries and Institutes of Religion; PhD in education in literacy. (22)

Skinner, Andrew C.— Professor emeritus, Ancient Scripture, former dean of Religious Education, BYU; author; PhD in European and Near East history. (25 , 28)

Smith, Hank R.— Associate professor, Ancient Scripture, BYU; author; professional speaker; PhD in educational leadership. (18, 21)

Smith, I. Daniel— Messages of Christ Team Lead, Scripture Central; MPA . (32 , 33)

Smith, Marshall E.— Professor, Otolaryngology—Head and Neck Surgery, University of Utah; MD. (28 , 37)

Snow, Elizabeth A— Adjunct faculty, Family History, BYU; BA in family history. (20)

Sokol, Connie E.—Self-employed speaker trainer, author, podcast host; BS in elementary education. (17)

Soper, Kerry D.— Professor, Comparative Arts and Letters, BYU; PhD in American studies. (17)

Sorensen, Benjamin R.— Global field support manager, Service Mission Office; The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints; MS in management and leadership. (11)

Spencer, Joseph M.— Associate professor, Ancient Scripture, BYU; PhD in philosophy. (25, 28)

Stacey, Rulon F.— Director, Missionary Health, Missionary Department; FACHE, PhD in public administration. (14, 37)

Stallings, Gregory C.— Associate professor, Spanish and Portuguese, BYU; PhD in Spanish literature. (28)

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

Stevenson, Lawrence D.— Professional speaker, retired operations manager; MPA . (4, 32 , 33)

Stoker, John R.— CEO, DialogueWORKS; MA in organizational behavior and leadership development; JD. (4, 13)

Stokes, Harold T.— Professor emeritus, Physics and Astronomy, BYU; PhD in physics . (11)

Stone, Brad—Senior missionary support advisor, Service Mission Office, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. (11)

Stone, Penny—Senior missionary support advisor, Service Mission Office, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. (11)

Strong, Jeffery C.— Retired senior executive, Proctor & Gamble and Johnson & Johnson; MBA . (29)

Swan, Richard H.—Associate director, Curriculum and Instructional Consulting, Center for Teaching and Learning, BYU; PhD in instructional psychology and technology. (23)

Sweat, Anthony R.—Professor and department chair, Church History and Doctrine, BYU; author; artist; PhD in curriculum and instruction (13)

Taeger, Stephan D.—Assistant professor, Ancient Scripture, BYU; PhD in instructional psychology and technology. (12, 15)

Talakai, Lance—Trial attorney and co-misdemeanor chief, Salt Lake Legal Defender Association; JD. (22, 36)

Talbot, Bridger K.—CRM administrator, BYU; MPA. (29)

Tanner, G. Rick—Instructor, Seminaries and Institutes of Religion; MBA in business. (32)

Taylor, Brad G.—Assistant teaching professor, Church History and Doctrine, BYU; MBA. (5)

Thatcher, Jen Yorgason—Adjunct faculty, Religious Education, BYU; MS in marriage, family, and human development. (19, 25)

Thorne, David—Manager, Senior Missionary Services; Missionary Department; MS in family studies and human services. (11)

Toone, Clayton—Supervisor, Senior Missionary Services; Missionary Department; MBA. (11)

Trego, Angela—Engineer, educator, president and founder of Angela Trego; PhD in mechanical engineering. (5)

Udall, Collin—Primary care physician, Bookmark Clinic; MD in family medicine. (20)

Veazie, Heather—Missionary workforce manager, Family History Department; AA in Spanish and design. (11)

Verhaaren, Chris B.—Assistant professor, Physics and Astronomy, BYU; PhD in physics. (22)

Walker, Jeffrey N.—Attorney, adjunct faculty, J. Reuben Clark Law School, BYU; trustee, Ensign Peak Foundation; managing editor, Latter-day Saint Historical Studies; JD. (11, 36)

Walton, Susan—Executive director, the Accrediting Council on Education in Journalism and Mass Communications; EdD in education. (28)

Ward, Lonny J.—Adjunct faculty, public service and ethics, BYU; international operations manager, Church employment services; MBA, MS in animal science. (32, 35)

Ware, Michael J.—Professor, Physics and Astronomy, BYU; PhD in physics. (25)

Watt, Savannah K.—Clinical dietitian, Intermountain Health; MS in dietetics. (31)

Weber, Hilary—Online instructor, BYU–Idaho; JD. (11)

Welch, Rosalynde F.—Associate director and research fellow, Neal A. Maxwell Institute for Religious Scholarship, BYU; PhD in early modern English literature. (12)

Welty, Tadlee J.—Strategic audience support innovation manager, Seminaries and Institutes of Religion; EdD in instructional design and technology. (23)

Whiting, Jason B.—Professor, Marriage and Family Therapy, BYU; PhD in marriage and family therapy. (18)

Wickman, Matthew F.—Professor, English, BYU; PhD in English literature. (14, 19)

Wightman, G. Breck—Assistant professor, Public Service and Ethics, BYU; PhD in public affairs. (5)

Wilcox, Bradley R.— Professor, Ancient Scripture, BYU; PhD in curriculum and instruction. (30, 32 , 35)

Wilde, Lauryn M.— Programmer, Office of Digital Humanities; BA in editing and publishing. (19)

Wilkes, Alisa D.— Attorney, owner, Wilkes & Mee, PLLC and Accelerated Title Solutions, LLC; JD. (28 , 36)

Williamson, Tyler K.— Wealth advisor and partner, Capita Financial; BA in professional sales. (22)

Wilson, Lynne Hilton— Adjunct faculty, Ancient Scripture, BYU; PhD in theology and American religious history. (4, 17, 34)

Wise, Elliott D.— Assistant professor, Comparative Arts and Letters, BYU; PhD in art history. (23)

Witesman, Eva M.— Professor, Romney Institute of Public Service and Ethics, BYU; director, Ballard Center for Social Impact, BYU; PhD in public administration. (23)

Wood, David A.— Professor, Accounting, BYU; author; PhD in accounting. (23)

Woodward, Kirk J.— CEO, Bingham Family Clinic; MD. (22 , 37)

Woodward, Scott C.— Professor, Religious Education, BYU–Idaho; PhD in instructional psychology and technology. (18)

Woodward, Sherilee—Volunteer, Bingham Foundation; BS in professional studies . (22 , 37)

Woolley, Bruce H.— Professor emeritus, BYU; member, Missionary Medical Committee, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints; PharmD. (11, 37)

Wright, Lee A.— Associate general counsel–international, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints; JD. (11, 36)

Wright, Randal A.— Author; retired institute director; tour leader; PhD in family studies . (4, 12 , 15)

Yamada, Marc T.— Professor, Interdisciplinary Humanities, BYU; PhD in Japanese. (17)

Youngfield, Adam L.— Group product manager, AI Advancement, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints; MA in translation and localization management. (23)

Zimmerman, Angel— Managing partner, Zimmerman & Zimmerman, PA; JD. (17, 36)

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