Education Week August 15–19, 2022 | educationweek.byu.edu
100 Years of Instruction and Learning Of Things Both in Heaven and in the Earth (D&C 88:79)
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Program Highlights Campus Devotional
Elder Quentin L. Cook of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles
Tuesday, August 16, 2022 Marriott Center 11:10 a.m.
Sunday School General Presidency
Young Men General Presidency
Monday, Marriott Center, 12:30 p.m.
Monday, Marriott Center, 1:50 p.m.
Mark L. Pace, President Milton Camargo, First Counselor Jan E. Newman, Second Counselor
Steven J. Lund, President Ahmad Corbitt, First Counselor Bradley R. Wilcox, Second Counselor
Teaching in the Savior’s Way, at Home and at Church
Understanding and Implementing the Children and Youth Program, Part 1
Primary General Presidency Monday, Marriott Center, 3:10 p.m. Susan H. Porter, President Amy A. Wright, First Counselor Tracy Y. Browning, Second Counselor Understanding and Implementing the Children and Youth Program, Part 2
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Elder Clark G. Gilbert
General Authority Seventy Commissioner, Church Educational System
Monday, 3220–3224 WSC, 12:30 p.m. Why Are There So Many “BYU”s?
Welcome to BYU Education Week 100 Years of Instruction and Learning: “Of Things Both in Heaven and in the Earth” (D&C 88:79) We are pleased to welcome you to BYU Education Week, a program designed to strengthen and enrich your life! Education Week brings together 220 presenters, 500 volunteers, and hundreds of BYU employees to provide a unique, outstanding educational experience. This year’s theme—100 Years of Instruction and Learning: “Of Things Both in Heaven and in the Earth” (Doctrine & Covenants 88:79)—was selected to commemorate the program’s 100th anniversary and the diversity of learning that has been available through the years. It began as Leadership Week in January 1922, with the purpose of providing spiritual and academic training to leaders in various lines of community and Church leadership. In 1963, the name was changed to Education Week due to the expanded nature of courses offered and the ability of the general public to attend by that time. Education Week presentations continue to be designed for youth and adults, women and men, single and married individuals. With classes available in a great variety of subjects— gospel principles, the arts, family and marriage relationships, finance, personal development, technology, health, and many others—you have an opportunity to learn much that will motivate, encourage, strengthen, and rejuvenate. We are confident that as you attend the program and benefit from the resources and atmosphere of Brigham Young University, you will have a rewarding and uplifting experience. Sincerely, H. Bruce Payne Mikayla Robins Janessa Meiners BYU Education Week Staff
TABLE OF CONTENTS REGISTRATION AND CLASS INFORMATION
Registration and General Information . . . . . . . . . . 42–46 Monday Concurrent Sessions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4–5 Tuesday–Friday Concurrent Sessions . . . . . . . . . . . . 6–10 Tuesday–Friday Class Titles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11–31 Continuing Legal Education Classes . . . . . . . . . . . . 36–37 GENERAL INFORMATION
Campus Map, Parking, and Shuttle Routes . . . . . . 32–33 Campus Dining . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34–35 Advice from Longtime Attendees . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47 Youth Classes and Activities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38–39 Evening Performances and Ticket Sales . . . . . . . . 40–41 About the Faculty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48–52 Brigham Young University Continuing Education programs do not discriminate on the basis of race, gender, color, ethnic background, or national origin, but all registrants must meet and maintain the ideals and standards of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints while attending the program.
If you have questions, please contact us: BYU Education Week 253 Harman Continuing Education Building Provo, UT 84602-1507 801-422-6214 The BYU Education Week booklet is published once a year for previous BYU Education Week participants and for anyone else who requests a copy.
POSTMASTER: Send address corrections to: BYU Education Week 253 Harman Building, BYU Provo, UT 84602-1507
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MONDAY August 15 Concurrent Sessions
8:30–9:25 a.m.
11:10 a.m.–12:05 p.m.
Four Spiritual Traits That Teenagers Need: Teaching Them to Become Converted to the Gospel Mark D. Ogletree
Four Spiritual Traits That Teenagers Need: Teaching Them How to Feel the Spirit in Their Lives Mark D. Ogletree
Four Spiritual Traits That Teenagers Need: Teaching Them the Hows and Whys of Service to Others Mark D. Ogletree
Maximizing Retirement Income: Social Security—How to Maximize Your Benefit Jeff R. Segelke
Maximizing Retirement Income: Creating Income in Retirement Jeff R. Segelke
Maximizing Retirement Income: Guaranteed Income in Retirement Jeff R. Segelke
Sacred Relics of the Restoration Casey P. Griffiths
Esteeming in Love: An In-Depth Look at the Life of President Russell M. Nelson Mary Jane Woodger
Becoming Doctrinally Confident Scott C. Woodward
The Ten Percent Advantage: Organization Skills That Make a Difference—Chaotic to Controlled, Flustered to Focused Marie C. Ricks
The Ten Percent Advantage: Organization Skills That Make a Difference—Haphazard to Habitual, Madness to Method Marie C. Ricks
The Ten Percent Advantage: Organization Skills That Make a Difference—Rushed to Relaxed, Simultaneous to Sequential Marie C. Ricks
1102 JKB
Revelations in the Land of Shinehah (Kirtland, Ohio): Gathering to Kirtland and the Newell K. Whitney Home Damon L. Bahr
Revelations in the Land of Shinehah (Kirtland, Ohio): 30+ Revelations in the Morley and Johnson Homes Damon L. Bahr
Revelations in the Land of Shinehah (Kirtland, Ohio): 22+ Revelations in the Whitney Store and the Smith Home Damon L. Bahr
3108 JKB
First Hearts, Then Charts: Tools for Creating Heart-Turning Experiences in Family History Olivia Lyman Jewell
377 CB
342 CAP
2258–2260 CONF
340 CAP
Assembly Hall, HC
500 CAP
Madsen, HFAC
400 CAP
278 CAP
292 CAP
Auditorium, JSB
859 CAP
Marriott Center
19,000 CAP
138–144 RB
800 CAP
151 TNRB
362 CAP
“Family History, I Am Doing It”: Tools to Make It Simple and Fun Olivia Lyman Jewell
Taking Names to the Temple: Experiencing Both Halves of the Blessing Olivia Lyman Jewell
2 Nephi 4: Nephi’s Psalm—A Pattern for Discipleship Richard W. Jordan Jr.
The Women Memorial Garden in Nauvoo Susan Easton Black
Excavating an Ancient Jewish Village and Synagogue near the Sea of Galilee: The Huqoq Synagogue and Its Biblical Mosaics Matthew J. Grey
Twenty-Seven Parallels between Ancient and Modern Temples: How Did the Prophet Joseph Smith Get It Right? Donald W. Parry
Aaron’s Rod: A Type of Jesus Christ Donald W. Parry
Nephi’s Keys to Understanding Isaiah Donald W. Parry
Things That Matter Most (Youth) Randy B. Clegg
Christ Lightens: Finding Hope, Healing, and Happiness through Hard Times (Youth) Kori L. Andrews
Life-Changing Lessons from Scriptural Heroes Who Chose Faith (Youth) Lani O. Hilton
“Help Thou Mine Unbelief”: Supporting Those We Love through Crises of Faith Scott R. Braithwaite
“Chase Darkness from among You” (D&C 50:25): Reducing the Risk of Suicide Scott R. Braithwaite
One of the Most Important Decisions You Will Ever Make: Whom You Will Marry Scott R. Braithwaite
3220–3224 WSC
Conquer Distorted Negative Thinking with Mindfulness and the Holy Ghost Tana S. Page
Get Good at Stress, Get Good at Life! Tana S. Page
Lighten UP! Use Science and Nephi as Guides for Sustainable Happiness Tana S. Page
3280–3290 WSC
The Magnificent Power of Prayer in Opening the Windows of Heaven Diane Bills Prince
Understanding and Following the Spirit: How Miracles Will Follow Diane Bills Prince
His Promise with Overwhelming Blessings: “I, the Lord, Am Bound When Ye Do What I Say” Diane Bills Prince
Ballroom, WSC
Picturing the Old Testament: Why This Holy Land, and Why This Holy City? Kerry M. Muhlestein
Picturing the Old Testament: The Jezreel Valley, a Valley of Destiny Kerry M. Muhlestein
Picturing the Old Testament: Adding Richness to Many Old Testament Stories with a New Testament Preview Kerry M. Muhlestein
Varsity, WSC
The Adolescent Brain and the Atonement of Jesus Christ: Made for Each Other Mark H. and Shelly Butler
Moving Mountains, Motivating Change: For Those Who Pray for a Prodigal’s Return Mark H. Butler
Deutero-Isaiah in the Book of Mormon: Latterday Saint Approaches Joshua M. Sears
678 CAP
440 CAP
1,900 CAP
393 CAP
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9:50–10:45 a.m.
Note: Blue text represents youth classes.
12:30–1:25 p.m.
1:50–2:45 p.m.
3:10–4:05 p.m.
Four Spiritual Traits That Teenagers Need: Helping Them to Understand Their Identity Mark D. Ogletree
Teach Ye Creatively: Unleashing the Power of Gospel Learning Kevin R. and Denise P. Miller
He Said, She Said: Men and Women in Conversation and Relationships Kevin R. and Denise P. Miller
Maximizing Retirement Income: Tax Reduction = More Income in Retirement Jeff R. Segelke
Inspiring Women from the Seventeenth Century Jane G. Hinckley
Supporting and Teaching Members with Disabilities: What the Church Is Doing to Help Katie E. Steed
Learning the Language of the Lord Lynne Hilton Wilson
The Science of Stress Resilience: Positive Adaptation in the Face of Stress and Adversity—Reducing Stress Right Now Patrick R. Steffen
The Science of Stress Resilience: Positive Adaptation in the Face of Stress and Adversity—Developing Stress Resilience Patrick R. Steffen
Understanding the Perfect Storm of Depression and How to Calm It Lyle J. Burrup
Understanding the Perfect Storm of Anxiety and How to Calm It Lyle J. Burrup
What Positive Psychology and the Gospel Teach about Authentic Happiness Lyle J. Burrup
1102 JKB
Revelations in the Land of Shinehah: Pentecostal Experiences in the Kirtland Temple, Leaving and Rebuilding Kirtland Damon L. Bahr
Weeping May Endure for a Night, but Joy Cometh in the Morning: Grief and Loss Recovery—Anticipatory Grief Marie C. Ricks
Legal Considerations in Divorce Keith and Margaret Pickard
3108 JKB
Finding Christ in the Humanities: The Gospel from Myanmar to India to Utah Tahira Carroll
Finding Christ through Mary in Late Renaissance Italy Jennifer L. Haraguchi
La importancia de la educación para la mujer Santo de los Últimos Días y su familia Mara L. Garcia
Auditorium, JSB
Excavating an Ancient Jewish Village and Synagogue near the Sea of Galilee: The Huqoq Excavation Project (2011–2022) Matthew J. Grey
Advanced Financial Insights: More Income, Much Less Tax, High Impact Prosperity Scott C. Marsh
America’s Financial Future: Concerns and Compelling Personal Opportunities Scott C. Marsh
Marriott Center
Teaching in the Savior’s Way, at Home and at Church Sunday School General Presidency
Understanding and Implementing the Children and Youth Program, Part 1 Young Men General Presidency
Understanding and Implementing the Children and Youth Program, Part 2 Primary General Presidency
Gospel Roots to Emotional Resilience (Youth) Bradley P. Owens
Seven Evidences That the Book of Mormon Is True (Youth) Scott C. Woodward
Preparing for Personal Revelation (Youth) Lynne Hilton Wilson
Parenting Doesn’t Come with a Manual, but This Comes Close Scott R. Braithwaite
The Women Who Followed Jesus from Galilee and Other Inspiring Disciples Lani O. Hilton
2 Nephi 1–5: The Prophet Nephi’s Covenantal Perspective of His Family’s Separation Jan J. Martin
3220–3224 WSC
Why Are There So Many “BYU”s? Elder Clark G. Gilbert
Taking Marriage from “Fixer” to “Fantastic”: 10 Dos and Don’ts of Marriage Merrilee A. Boyack
Taking Marriage from “Fixer” to “Fantastic”: But How Can I Change my Spouse? Merrilee A. Boyack
3280–3290 WSC
He Will Use You as an Instrument in His Hands Diane Bills Prince
Teaching Our Kids (and Ourselves) How to Regulate Big Emotions Crystal Bowman
I’m Not Enough: Three Tools to Challenge the Inner Critic Crystal Bowman
Ballroom, WSC
Jerusalem in Jesus’ Day: A Virtual, Immersive, 3D Experience Tyler J. Griffin
The Lectures on Faith: Finding a Few Gems in a Historical Resource Tyler J. Griffin
Finding Old Testament Miracles in Our Lives Today Tyler J. Griffin
When Is a Dream Revelation? Kenneth L. Alford
How to Thrive in a Changing World Kenneth L. Alford
God Will Fulfill All His Promises Kenneth L. Alford
377 CB
342 CAP
2258–2260 CONF
340 CAP
Assembly Hall, HC
500 CAP
Madsen, HFAC
400 CAP
278 CAP
292 CAP
859 CAP
19,000 CAP
138–144 RB
800 CAP
151 TNRB
362 CAP
678 CAP
440 CAP
1,900 CAP
Varsity, WSC
393 CAP
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TUESDAY–FRIDAY August 16–19
Concurrent Sessions
8:30–9:25 a.m. W-111 BNSN
Isaiah: The Lord Will Fulfill His Covenant Michael L. King
Tabernacles and Temples: Templates for the Journey Home Michael L. King
W-112 BNSN
Home Organization: The Better Way to Live Marie C. Ricks
Weeping May Endure for a Night, but Joy Cometh in the Morning: Recognition, Response, and Recovery from Grief . . ., Part 1 —Marie C. Ricks
Living after the Manner of Happiness: Effectively Managing Emotions When Life Is Difficult—Steven Eastmond
Strengthening a Celestial Marriage: Leveling Up in Your Relationship with Your Spouse—Steven Eastmond
The Gospel and Christian History, Part 1 Ronald E. Bartholomew
A Mindful Approach to Developing a Harmonious Sexual Relationship Dean M. Busby and Chelom E. Leavitt
Cultivate a Happier Life Danielle W. Craig
Life Skills for Crucial Times Joseph W. Grenny
Continuing Legal Education Classes (See pages 36–37 for details.)
Continuing Legal Education Classes (See pages 36–37 for details.)
Building a Strong Marriage Scott R. Braithwaite
Building Your Best Self Scott R. Braithwaite
de Jong, HFAC
Spiritual Physics: Discerning Light and Truth in a Physical World Aaron D. Franklin
Anxious, Anyone? Debra Theobald McClendon
Madsen, HFAC
A Tale of Two Americas: What Most Fundamentally Divides Us and What You Can Do, Part 1—Brett H. Latimer
A Tale of Two Americas: What Most Fundamentally Divides Us and What You Can Do, Part 2—Brett H. Latimer
B002 JFSB
No Class This Hour
Scriptural Defense Strategies to Obtain Protection from the Lord Christepher M. Tauai
B092 JFSB
Developing Resilience in Children and Adults Lyle J. Burrup
Exploring Word Origins in the Scriptures Jennifer Nielsen
1102 JKB
The Personal, Human Side of Book of Mormon Heroes J. Chris Conkling
“In the Mouth of Two or Three Witnesses Shall Every Word Be Established” (2 Cor. 13:1)—J. Chris Conkling
2107 JKB
“They Are of Ancient Date”: The Rise and Fall of the Gadianton Robbers—Daniel L. Belnap
Understanding Religion by Integrating the Gospel and Psychology Sam A. Hardy
3108 JKB
Building Emotional Resilience David T. Morgan
How to Cope When Loved Ones Question Gospel Truths David T. Morgan
Brigham Up Close: The Early Life and Journals of Brigham Young, 1832–1846—Gerrit J. Dirkmaat, Ronald K. Esplin, Brent M. Rogers
Latter-day Saint Women Who Exercise Priesthood Power and Authority Mary Jane Woodger
206 MARB
Saints Studying Psalms: A Tree Springing Up unto Everlasting Life Frederick W. Axelgard
The House of Israel, God’s Covenant People: Understanding What It Means to Belong to the House of Israel—Richard W. Jordan Jr.
207 MARB
Four Temporal Traits That Teenagers Need in Order to Survive (and Thrive) in a Toxic World—Mark D. Ogletree
When Nothing Seems to Work: Strategies for Parenting Children with Severe Behavior Problems—Richard B. and Mary C. Miller
221 MARB
Understanding the Power of Finding, Writing, and Sharing Family Stories—Lori L. Steadman
Linking the Human Family Together on the Family Tree: Insights from the BYU Record Linking Lab—Joseph P. Price IV
222 MARB
Estate Planning and Asset Protection Robert L. Bolick
The Retirement Income Plan: A Guide to Managing Your Money to Last throughout Retirement—Scott M. Peterson
Great Sermons of the Book of Mormon: Taking a Closer Look Tyler J. Griffin
I Will Be Your God and You Will Be My People: Finding Greater Meaning in the Abrahamic Covenant and the Covenant Path—Tyler J. Griffin
Tradition vs. Conversion: How Do We View the Gospel of Jesus Christ? (Youth)—Bruce Chang
“O Youth of the Noble Birthright”: What It Means and What I Should Do about It (Youth)—Corinne T. Baird
Lies Latter-day Women Believe and the Truths Christ Wants Them to Know—Kristen Walker Smith
Our Savior from Self-Doubt Gaylamarie G. Rosenberg
3220–3224 WSC
Seeking Jesus John L. Hilton III
Seeking, Receiving, and Understanding Personal Revelation Stephen K. Hunsaker
3280–3290 WSC
Seeing Beauty in Other Religious Traditions Alec R. Kearns
Illuminating the Old Testament through Restored Scripture: Do We Appreciate the Restoration’s Enrichment of Doctrine?—Lynne Hilton Wilson
Becoming New Creatures in Christ: Deeper Insight into Paul and His Writings—Robert L. Millet
Prayers That Open the Heavens and Shake the Earth Robert L. Millet
Key Steps to Conquering Your Inner Critic Debi Gilmore
“Fear Not” (D&C 6:34): Overcoming Anxiety, Fear, and Self-Doubt, Even in These Perilous Times—Carrie M. Wrigley
250 CAP
250 CAP
377 CB
342 CAP
2254 CONF
300 CAP
2258–2260 CONF
340 CAP
214 CTB
250 CAP
Assembly Hall, HC
500 CAP
1,268 CAP
400 CAP
179 CAP
237 CAP
278 CAP
190 CAP
292 CAP
Auditorium, JSB
859 CAP
266 CAP
269 CAP
265 CAP
269 CAP
Marriott Center
19,000 CAP
138–144 RB
800 CAP
151 TNRB
362 CAP
678 CAP
440 CAP
Ballroom, WSC
1,900 CAP
Varsity, WSC
393 CAP
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9:50–10:45 a.m.
Note: Blue text represents youth classes.
W–F, 11:10 a.m.–12:05 p.m.
12:30–1:25 p.m.
W-111 BNSN
Applying the Intimate Atonement of Jesus Christ in Our Lives Michael L. King
Windows of Heaven: God’s Plan, Love, and Glory Reflected in Temple Stained Glass—Gayle Holdman
W-112 BNSN
Weeping May Endure for a Night, but Joy Cometh in the Morning: Recognition, Response, and Recovery from Grief . . ., Part 2 —Marie C. Ricks
The Book of Mormon: The Book for an Age of Doubt—Examining Authenticity through Provenance—Steve and Rebecca A. Lundwall
250 CAP
250 CAP
377 CB
342 CAP
2254 CONF
Learning How to Forgive Steven Eastmond
“My Young Friends”: Joseph Smith and the Rising Generation Matthew C. Godfrey
The Gospel and Christian History, Part 2 Ronald E. Bartholomew
Navigating the World of Science, Healthcare, and Our Mortal Experience through the Gospel-Based Perspective of a Physician—Jeremy K. Baird
Talk by Talk: Studying President Nelson’s Messages to Live with Purpose and Joy—Connie E. Sokol
Of One Heart and Mind: The Art of Effective Communication Kevin R. and Denise P. Miller
Continuing Legal Education Classes (See pages 36–37 for details.)
Continuing Legal Education Classes (See pages 36–37 for details.)
Powerful Life Lessons Learned at My Personal Battlefronts Merrilee A. Boyack
Rising Up in a Falling World Merrilee A. Boyack
de Jong, HFAC
The Book of Abraham in Depth: The Ancient World and the Teachings and Text of the Book of Abraham—Kerry M. Muhlestein
Learning to Search Isaiah Kerry M. Muhlestein
Madsen, HFAC
Christ: Our True Source of Hope (Presented with word and song) Debbie A. Bastian, Me'Chel M. Musgrave, Lori Hales Parker (Heartbound)
Stay in His Light (Presented with word and song) Debbie A. Bastian, Me'Chel M. Musgrave, Lori Hales Parker (Heartbound)
B002 JFSB
Establishing a Firm Foundation Stephanie D. Sorensen
The Joy of Great Stories and Film Shorts Charles D. Cranney
B092 JFSB
Lifelong Learning: “5 Best” George B. Handley, James R. Swensen, Jarica L. Watts
Be Ye Therefore Perfect: Scriptural Teachings about Perfection Rebekah Ellsworth
300 CAP
2258–2260 CONF
340 CAP
214 CTB
250 CAP
Assembly Hall, HC
500 CAP
1,268 CAP
400 CAP
179 CAP
237 CAP
1102 JKB
278 CAP
“Come, Follow Me” Previews Kenneth L. Alford
Faith-Promoting, but Little-Known, Stories from Church History Kenneth L. Alford
2107 JKB
BYU Flex GE and the BYU Bachelor of General Studies Degree Program
Appreciating Jane Austen’s Unpublished and Unfinished Works Jane G. Hinckley
3108 JKB
It Is Christ That Makes Us Whole Michael A. Goodman
Seeking Truth: Working through Doubt and Questions Michael A. Goodman
Change Yourself to Overcome Weaknesses That Hold You Back, Part 1 Randal A. Wright
Change Yourself to Overcome Weaknesses That Hold You Back, Part 2 Randal A. Wright
206 MARB
Prophetic Invitations, Blessings, and Promises from President Russell M. Nelson—Richard W. Jordan Jr.
Arming Our Children and Teens with Resilient Faith for the Last Days Jennifer Yorgason Thatcher
207 MARB
Teaching and Preparing the Rising Generation Bruce Chang
Parenting Tips and Techniques for Parents of Children with (and without) Special Needs—Heidi M. Whittaker
221 MARB
Using FamilySearch.org to Discover, Correct, Enrich, Save, and Preserve Your Ancestors as Families—Ronald M. Tanner
Utilizing Temple and Family History in the Work of Salvation Olivia Lyman Jewell
222 MARB
Investing Strategies for Today Jeff R. Segelke
DIY: Designing and Curating Your Own Investment Portfolio Jeremy L. Lau
T, Campus Devotional, Elder Quentin L. Cook W-F, Seeking Truth—Anthony R. Sweat
Ready to Give an Answer: A Scriptural Pattern for Addressing Gospel Questions—Anthony R. Sweat
138–144 RB
The Gentle Christ: Learning to Trust Your Everyday Savior (Youth) Brian G. Andre
Joy in the Journey (Youth) Scott L. Anderson
151 TNRB
“But if Not”: Holding On to Faith and Hope while Enduring Tragedy and Loss, Stress and Anxiety . . .—Dennis D. and Joyce M. Ashton
Learning from Our Foremothers: Nineteenth-Century Women in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints—Amy Easton-Flake
“For He Is Our Peace”: A Doctrinal Approach to Emotional Wellness Stephen K. Hunsaker
The Human Body: An Owner’s Manual for Occupants Matthew B. Morgan
190 CAP
292 CAP
Auditorium, JSB
859 CAP
266 CAP
269 CAP
265 CAP
269 CAP
Marriott Center
19,000 CAP
800 CAP
362 CAP
3220–3224 WSC
678 CAP
3280–3290 WSC
440 CAP
Ballroom, WSC
1,900 CAP
Varsity, WSC
393 CAP
Finding the Messiah in Isaiah Lynne Hilton Wilson
The Image of God: A Key to Enduring Joy Patrick D. Degn
They Knew the Prophet Joseph Susan Easton Black
Revelation: Learning to Listen and Listening to Learn (Proverbs 19:20) David A. Christensen
Creating Love: Building and Maintaining a Heartfelt Connection with Your Spouse and Loved Ones—Carrie M. Wrigley
Christ-Centered Healing from Emotional Challenges Carrie M. Wrigley
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TUESDAY–FRIDAY August 16–19
Concurrent Sessions
1:50–2:45 p.m. W-111 BNSN
A Proclamation to the Wandering: You Will Be Found—Finding Strength and Emotional Resilience in the Lord—Michelle O. Porcelli
Using the Book of Mormon to Overcome Difficult Issues Stephan D. Taeger
W-112 BNSN
Improving Marriage by Healing Underlying Hurt, Growing Together as a Couple, and Restoring the Desire for Connection—Rebecca P. Jorgensen
Being Kind, Calm, and Loving in Family Interactions Darryl R. Haslam
Understanding Isaiah in the Book of Mormon Joseph M. Spencer
What If Their Story Were My Story? Working to Create a World Where There Is No “Them,” Only “Us”—Kristen Dayley, Trisha Leimer, Elizabeth Thayer
2254 CONF
Remember, God's a Parent Too: What We Learn about Parenting by Observing and Emulating the “Father of Spirits”. . .—Kenneth G. Gibson
“And Ye Are to Be Taught from On High” (D&C 43:16) Kenneth G. Gibson
2258–2260 CONF
Increasing Personal Effectiveness: Living Happier, More Productive Lives—Kevin R. Miller
Christ as the Faithful Husband and Bridegroom: The Redemption of Israel—Lynda V. Cherry
214 CTB
Continuing Legal Education Classes (See pages 36–37 for details.)
Continuing Legal Education Classes (See pages 36–37 for details.)
Assembly Hall, HC
The Second Coming of Christ: Parallels with Christ’s First Coming Ted M. Bair
Understanding, Loving, and Including LGBTQ Latter-day Saints Rebecca Borden
de Jong, HFAC
Miracles and Lessons from Making True, Faith-Based Films T. C. Christensen
Discovering the Laws God Has Given to All Things John S. Colton, David W. Neilsen, Felipe Rivera, Chris B. Verhaaren
Madsen, HFAC
Lessons for Today from the Life of Wilford Woodruff LaJean Carruth, Steven C. Harper, Matthew C. Godfrey, Jennifer A. Mackley
The Joseph Smith Papers Christian K. Heimburger, Jeffrey D. Mahas, Jessica M. Nelson, Adam H.Petty
B002 JFSB
YSA Survival 101: Navigating the Dating World Stephen K. Hunsaker
Shepherding Your Child in a Sex-Saturated World Crystal Bowman
B092 JFSB
Four Keys for Increasing Your Spiritual Capacity to Receive More Revelation—Philip R. Rosell
Simple Gospel Truths in the Book of Mormon That Make a Significant Difference in Your Life—Philip R. Rosell
1102 JKB
How Can I Keep from Singing?! Coming to the Savior through Gospel Music—Ryan K. Eggett
My Journey with Christ: The Last Week of Jesus’ Life Is His Testimony of Love for You—Brian G. Andre
2107 JKB
Classical Music: All in the Family—Parent/Child Composers in Great Britain—Jaren S. Hinckley
Class in 260 MOA—Bringing Art to Life: Devotion, Landscape, and Tradition at the BYU Museum of Art—Kenneth J. Hartvigsen and Ashlee Whitaker
3108 JKB
How Our Hearts and Spirits Become Wounded and the Healing That Is Possible (Proverbs 18:14)—Christopher M. Wallace
Emotional Fitness: Understanding Emotional Health and How to Cope with the Human Phenomenon of Anxiety and Depression—Brian K. Chandler
Change Yourself to Overcome Weaknesses That Hold You Back, Part 3 Randal A. Wright
Pathway to a Happy, Mature Marriage Roger K. Allen
206 MARB
Teaching the Restored Gospel to Millennials and Members of Gen Z Tyler P. Johnson
Physics Is More Fun Than You Think Clark Snelgrove and Harold T. Stokes
207 MARB
The Power of Peaceful Parenting Michael J. Richardson
Great Kids are Homemade Keith F. and Margaret E. Pickard
221 MARB
Using DNA in Genealogy Research Diana S. Elder
Record Your Stories: Keep It Simple, Make It Fun, Involve Others Tana S. Page
222 MARB
MAHALOHANA: Unpacking Hawaiian Values Paki Perkins
Economics Shapes Our World: What We Need to Know Robert D. Griffiths
The Grace Christ Proffers Us Brad R. Wilcox
Spiritually Thriving in the Last Days Scott L. Anderson
Scholarships at Any Age! A Simple System to Secure Scholarships (Youth and Parents)—Larry D. Stevenson
Modern-Day Tools for Improving Your Regular Worship: “These Things for Your Profit and Learning” (2 Nephi 2) (Youth)—Olivia Lyman Jewell
Stop-Think-Lead: Avoiding Awkward Conversations Gary K. Rhoads
The Voice of the Lord Is unto All Men: The Astounding Year of Revelation in the Johnson Home in Hiram, Ohio—Damon L. Bahr
3220–3224 WSC
More Money Than You’ll Ever Need: Living an Abundant Life Scott C. Marsh
Million-Dollar Choices: Empowering a Lifetime of Maximum Personal Choice—Scott C. Marsh
3280–3290 WSC
Sevenfold Patterns of Perfection in the Atonement of Jesus Christ Patrick D. Degn
Full Hands, Fuller Heart: Finding Your Place and Magnifying Your Strengths as a Woman in the Restored Church—MeiLani G. Hock
The Lord’s Angels: Messengers of Love, Instruction, and Warning Donald W. Parry
The Old Testament in the New Testament Matthew J. Grey
The Miraculous Creation of Life: Pregnancy, Embryology, Prematurity, and Newborn Challenges—Kenneth E. Richardson
Discussing Difficult Issues in Church History Casey P. Griffiths
250 CAP
250 CAP
377 CB
342 CAP
300 CAP
340 CAP
250 CAP 500 CAP
1,268 CAP
400 CAP
179 CAP
237 CAP
278 CAP
190 CAP
292 CAP
Auditorium, JSB
859 CAP
266 CAP
269 CAP
265 CAP
269 CAP
Marriott Center
19,000 CAP
138–144 RB
800 CAP
151 TNRB
362 CAP
678 CAP
440 CAP
Ballroom, WSC
1,900 CAP
Varsity, WSC
393 CAP
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3:10–4:05 p.m.
Note: Blue text represents youth classes.
4:30–5:25 p.m.
5:50–6:45 p.m.
W-111 BNSN
Following the Prophet: Recent Invitations from President Russell M. Nelson—Jason M. Webb
No Class This Hour
W-112 BNSN
Getting More Out of Our Religious Observances by Connecting with the Lord—Allen W. Litchfield
No Class This Hour
Creating Healthy Marriages: Habits That Strengthen Connection and Trust—Jason B. Whiting
Increase Happiness, Decrease Anxiety: Learn to Thrive! Janis M. Rowberry and Justin P. Rowberry
250 CAP
250 CAP
377 CB
342 CAP
2254 CONF
300 CAP
2258–2260 CONF
“So Imagine My Delight”: Why the Hebrew Language Matters to Our Prophet and to Us—Tamara Uzelac Hall
No Class This Hour
The Feasts and Festivals of the Messiah: Remembrance and Anticipation—Lynda V. Cherry
No Class This Hour
Continuing Legal Education Classes (See pages 36–37 for details.)
Continuing Legal Education Classes (See pages 36–37 for details.)
Missionary Work and Ministering: In Early Church History and Today Ted M. Bair
No Class This Hour
de Jong, HFAC
No Class This Hour (Performance Preparation)
No Class This Hour (Performance Preparation)
Madsen, HFAC
Love and Divine Law in the Book of Mormon Avram R. Shannon
The House of the Lord: The Unfolding Revelation of the Purpose and Power of Temples—Mark A. Mathews
B002 JFSB
Creating Habits That Bring Happiness Jason Harwood
No Class This Hour
B092 JFSB
Connecting with Heaven: What the Humanities Teach Us about God’s Voice—Mary W. Favro
No Class This Hour
An Engineering Perspective on Your Miraculous Body Anton E. and Jennifer A. Bowden
Building a Marriage That Thrives Brandon D. Porter
340 CAP
214 CTB
250 CAP
Assembly Hall, HC
500 CAP
1,268 CAP
400 CAP
179 CAP
237 CAP
1102 JKB
278 CAP
2107 JKB
190 CAP
3108 JKB
292 CAP
Auditorium, JSB
859 CAP
"Embrace the Mighty Change We Call Repentance” Larry D. Stevenson Coming unto Christ through Daily Decisions Gregory L. Johnson Journey from Fear to Love: Keys to Living from Your Higher, Best Self Roger K. Allen
No Class This Hour General Conference: Taking It Personally Benjamin J. Knowlton “These are Your Days!”: The Blessings and Responsibilities of Living in the Latter Days! (Youth)—Darren E. Schmidt
206 MARB
Spiritual Survival and Emotional Resilience: Teaching Children and Youth the Necessity and Joy of Repentance—Kristy A. Ludwig
No Class This Hour
207 MARB
Cooperative Parenting after Divorce Keith F. and Margaret E. Pickard
No Class This Hour
221 MARB
The Genealogy Research Process Diana S. Elder
No Class This Hour
222 MARB
Investing for Growth While Managing Risk: Beating Inflation Using Nobel Prize–Winning Principles Used by Institutional Investors—Ted H. Ong
No Class This Hour
No Class This Hour (Performance Preparation)
No Class This Hour (Performance Preparation)
Stand! (Youth) Tamara A. Fackrell
Youth Classes moved to JSB Auditorium
266 CAP
269 CAP
265 CAP
269 CAP
Marriott Center
19,000 CAP
138–144 RB
800 CAP
151 TNRB
362 CAP
“A Day of Pentecost Indeed”: The Lord Reveals Himself in the Kirtland Temple—Damon L. Bahr
Our Only Safety in the Last Days: Following the Prophets and Apostles David F. Barrus
3220–3224 WSC
Let the Savior Do the Heavy Lifting . . . Mark E. Beecher
The Apocrypha: What’s in It and Where Did It Come From? Jared W. Ludlow
3280–3290 WSC
Prioritizing Your Life to Become the Person God Wants You to Be MeiLani G. Hock
Premortal and Postmortal Life Richard G. Moore
Galilee in the Time of Jesus Matthew J. Grey
Embracing Priesthood Privileges Barbara Morgan Gardner
Spiritual Inspiration from Masters of the Arts, Part 1 Lawrence B. Blonquist
Spiritual Inspiration from Masters of the Arts, Part 2 Lawrence B. Blonquist
678 CAP
440 CAP
Ballroom, WSC
1,900 CAP
Varsity, WSC
393 CAP
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TUESDAY–FRIDAY August 16–19
Concurrent Sessions
7:10–8:05 p.m. Understanding and Applying Effective Conflict Resolution Skills in Everyday Life—Emily de Schweinitz Taylor
A Day of Miracles! Finding Meaning in Life and in the Lord’s Many “Tender Mercies”—Darren E. Schmidt
deJong, HFAC
Evening Performances (See pages 40–41 for details.)
Evening Performances (See pages 40–41 for details.)
Madsen, HFAC
Anatomical Considerations David A. Morton
Gathering of Israel: The Prophets Taught That a Remnant Would Return and That God Would Save the World through Jesus Christ—Lori L. Denning
1102 JKB
Becoming the Person God Intended You to Be Jonathan R. West
The Lord Loves All His Children: Lessons Learned While Working in the Developing Countries of Africa, South America, and Asia—Lonny J. Ward
3108 JKB
Heroines of the Bible: Four Dynamic Women in the Ancestry of Jesus Christ—Jo Ann Skousen
Heroic Women of the Bible Jo Ann Skousen
Learning for Myself (Youth) Brad R. Wilcox
Protection, Power, and Purpose in an Online World (Youth) Jennifer Yorgason Thatcher
Evening Performances (See pages 40–41 for details.)
Evening Performances (See pages 40–41 for details.)
Youth Classes moved to JSB Auditorium
Youth Classes moved to JSB Auditorium
Unlock the Power of Your Exceedingly Great Faith Leslie A. Bonsteel
The Intersections between Language and Law LaReina Hingson
3220–3224 WSC
The Importance of Jerusalem in Religious History and in the Future Jared W. Ludlow
A Crash Course on the World’s Four Largest Religions: Hinduism, Buddhism, Christianity, and Islam—Jared W. Ludlow
3280–3290 WSC
The Latter-day Saints through Abraham Lincoln’s Eyes Ron L. Andersen
Defenders of Religious Freedom: Joseph Smith and Abraham Lincoln Ron L. Andersen
Mindful Marriage: Shape Up Your Marriage Tamara A. Fackrell
Parenting Practices for Imperfect Parents Tamara A. Fackrell
Grandparenting on Purpose, Part 1 M. Winston Egan
Grandparenting on Purpose, Part 2 M. Winston Egan
377 CB
342 CAP
1,268 CAP
400 CAP
278 CAP
292 CAP
Auditorium, JSB
859 CAP
Marriott Center
19,000 CAP
138–144 RB
800 CAP
151 TNRB
362 CAP
678 CAP
440 CAP
Ballroom, WSC
1,900 CAP
Varsity, WSC
393 CAP
Note: Blue text represents youth classes.
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8:30–9:25 p.m.
Wednesday, January 27, 1926. President Heber J. Grant Leadership Week radio broadcast.
Tuesday–Friday Classes 8:30–9:25 a.m. Michael L. King
Isaiah: The Lord Will Fulfill His Covenant W-111 Benson Building (BNSN) T The Covenant and Isaiah’s Tapestry of How God Intends to Fulfill His Word: Using the Book of Mormon to See the Pattern for Fulfilling the Covenant W Christ’s Role in Redeeming the Dead Th I Will Make All My Mountains a Way F I Will Raise Up My Standard among the Gentiles
Marie C. Ricks
Home Organization: The Better Way to Live W-112 Benson Building (BNSN) T Kitchen Organization: Help Your Kitchen Help You W Food Management: The Master Menu, Grocery Lists, Shopping, and Food Preparation for Better Meals Th Housecleaning Methods: Keeping Ahead of the Mess, the Dust, and the Grime F Important Family Records: The Family Information Binder, Vital Documents, Personal Journals, and All Those Photographs
Steven Eastmond
Living after the Manner of Happiness: Effectively Managing Emotions When Life Is Difficult 377 Clyde Building (CB) T Overcoming Insecurity and Perfectionism W Facing and Effectively Managing Anxiety and Depression Th Dealing with Difficult People F Be of Good Cheer: Happiness in Spite of Adversity
Ronald E. Bartholomew
The Gospel and Christian History, Part 1 2254 Conference Center (CONF) T Let’s Go Back to the Beginning W What Happens without Prophets and Apostles? Th We Can Become like God! F The Scriptures: The ONE Thing They Couldn’t Totally Change
Danielle W. Craig
Cultivate a Happier Life 2258–2260 Conference Center (CONF) T Developing a Positive Mindset W Overcoming Our Limiting Beliefs Th Making Room in Our Lives for Growth and Grace F Tapping Into and Believing In Your Infinite Worth
Continuing Legal Education Classes (See pages 36–37 for the schedule and additional information.)
8:30 a.m.
AUGUST 16–19, 2022
214 Crabtree Building (CTB) T Day-to-Day Legal Challenges Faced by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (David A. Channer) (8:30–10:30 a.m.) W Water, Fire, and Development in the West (Craig D. Galli and Susannah Thomas) (8:30–9:30 a.m.) Th Justice and Mercy: Do I Leave My Faith on the Courthouse Steps?—A Judicial Perspective (Sherrill A. Ellsworth, Kelly L. Hansen, Currie Mingledorff II) (8:30–9:30 a.m.) F Civility and Professionalism (John Huber) (8:30–9:30 a.m.)
Scott R. Braithwaite
Building a Strong Marriage Assembly Hall, Hinckley Center (HC) T Knowing Your Enemy: What Patterns Are Toxic to Marriage? W Building Safety and Connection through Communication Th How Can We Manage Solvable and Unsolvable Problems? F How Can We Not Just Endure, but Thrive?
Aaron D. Franklin
Spiritual Physics: Discerning Light and Truth in a Physical World de Jong Concert Hall, Harris Fine Arts Center (HFAC) T What Makes Miracles Miraculous: Scientific Truth vs. Gospel Truth W Radiating and Detecting Light Th Connections between Light and Hearing Him until You “Comprehend All Things” F How Do We “See Him as He Is” at the Second Coming?
Brett H. Latimer
A Tale of Two Americas: What Most Fundamentally Divides Us and What You Can Do, Part 1 Madsen Recital Hall, Harris Fine Arts Center (HFAC) T Moral Truth, Relativism, and Man-Made “Truth” W America’s “Culture Wars,” Part 1 Th A House Divided against Itself Cannot Stand, Part 1 F What You Can Do: Civic Participation for the Average Citizen, Part 1
Lyle J. Burrup
Developing Resilience in Children and Adults B092 Joseph F. Smith Building (JFSB) T Understanding Resilience and How to Develop It W The “Developing Capable Young People” Model of Resilience Th Developing Resilient Young People with a Growth Mindset F The Savior’s Model for Developing Resilience
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Tuesday–Friday Classes—8:30 a.m., 9:50 a.m. J. Chris Conkling
The Personal, Human Side of Book of Mormon Heroes 1102 Jesse Knight Building (JKB) T Lehi’s and Nephi’s Word Choices: An Incredible Vision, an Astounding Psalm W The Symphonic Sermons of Jacob, the “Great PoetProphet” (Maxwell), and the Many “Smaller” Writers Th Benjamin, Alma, the Sons of Mosiah, and the Great Lamanites F How the Ancients Speak to Us: Spoken Poetry vs. Written Prose—The Scriptural Model or the World’s?
Daniel L. Belnap
“They Are of Ancient Date”: The Rise and Fall of the Gadianton Robbers 2107 Jesse Knight Building (JKB) T The Great Anxiety: Nephites and the Jaredite Record W These Secret Plans: Alma’s Injunction and Gadianton Emergence Th Because of the Many Wrongs: The Origins of Gadianton Dissent F Hanged upon the Tree: The Destruction of the Gadianton Robbers and Need for Re-Normalization
David T. Morgan
Building Emotional Resilience 3108 Jesse Knight Building (JKB) T Understanding Identity and Purpose W Increasing Tenacity Th Learning to Accept Change F Developing Secure Relationships
Gerrit J. Dirkmaat, Ronald K. Esplin, Brent M. Rogers
Brigham Up Close: The Early Life and Journals of Brigham Young, 1832–1846 Auditorium, Joseph Smith Building (JSB) T Understanding Brigham Young and His Journals (Ronald K. Esplin) W Mobility, Meetings, and Family: An Analysis of Brigham Young’s Early Holograph Journals (Brent M. Rogers) Th Becoming President: What Brigham Young’s History and Journals Reveal about Keys, Continuity, and Succession (Gerrit J. Dirkmaat, Ronald K. Esplin, Brent M. Rogers) F Persecution, Apostasy, and Expulsion: Brigham Young’s Final Nauvoo Journal (Gerrit J. Dirkmaat)
Frederick W. Axelgard
Saints Studying Psalms: A Tree Springing Up unto Everlasting Life 206 Martin Building (MARB) T Saints Studying Psalms: A Tree Springing Up unto Everlasting Life W The Psalm of the Heart Is a Prayer unto Me Th Women in the Psalms: Whispers in the Garden of Prayer F Accessing the Garden of Prayer: Teaching Psalms at Home and Church
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Note: Blue text represents youth classes.
Mark D. Ogletree
Four Temporal Traits That Teenagers Need in Order to Survive (and Thrive) in a Toxic World 207 Martin Building (MARB) T Teaching Children and Teens the Value of Work W Teaching Teens to Develop Self-Control and SelfDiscipline Th Teaching Teens to Have Grit F Teaching Teens to Deal with Stress, Fear, and Anxiety
Lori L. Steadman
Understanding the Power of Finding, Writing, and Sharing Family Stories 221 Martin Building (MARB) T Knowing and Teaching Family Stories Helps Build a Resilient Family W Finding and Teaching Family Stories Th Writing Family Stories F Sharing Family Stories Can Lead Us to the Temple
Robert L. Bolick
Estate Planning and Asset Protection 222 Martin Building (MARB) T Estate Planning for Beginners W Advanced Estate Planning Th Asset Protection: What Works and What Doesn’t F Domestic Asset Protection Trusts
Tyler J. Griffin
Great Sermons of the Book of Mormon: Taking a Closer Look Main Floor, Marriott Center (MC) T The Sermons of Lehi and Jacob: Agency, Atonement, Submission W Book of Mosiah: The Sermons of King Benjamin and Abinadi Th The Sermons of Samuel the Lamanite and Mormon F Third Nephi: The Beatitudes and Increasingly Living the Higher Law of the Gospel
Bruce Chang
Tradition vs. Conversion: How Do We View the Gospel of Jesus Christ? (Youth) 138–144, Richards Building (RB) T Putting on the Whole Armor of God W Doubt Your Doubts before You Doubt Your Faith Th Bring Back the Prodigal Son in All of Us F Love One Another
Kristen Walker Smith
Lies Latter-day Women Believe and the Truths Christ Wants Them to Know 151 Tanner Building (TNRB) T The Diabolical Lie: I’m Not Enough W The Diabolical Lie: If I Had the Perfect Body, Then I Would Be Happy Th The Diabolical Lie: My Family Is Too Busy for Scripture Study and Prayer F The Diabolical Lie: Because I Don’t Hold Priesthood Keys, I Am Less Powerful and Important Than the Men in the Church
John L. Hilton III
Alec R. Kearns
Seeing Beauty in Other Religious Traditions 3280–3290 Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) T Judaism W Islam Th Catholic/Orthodox Christianity F Evangelical Christianity
Robert L. Millet
Becoming New Creatures in Christ: Deeper Insight into Paul and His Writings Ballroom, Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) T “A Chosen Vessel”: The Phenomenon of the Apostle Paul W Justification by Faith, Salvation by Grace Th The New Life in Christ F Walking in Newness of Life
Debi Gilmore
Key Steps to Conquering Your Inner Critic Varsity, Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) 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
9:50–10:45 a.m. Michael L. King
Tabernacles and Temples: Templates for the Journey Home W-111 Benson Building (BNSN) T The Covenant Pattern W Christ, the Great High Priest, Opens the Way Th The Great Work of the Latter Days F Becoming Temples of God (1 Corinthians 3:16–17)
Marie C. Ricks
Weeping May Endure for a Night, but Joy Cometh in the Morning: Recognition, Response, and Recovery from Grief and Loss, Part 1 W-112 Benson Building (BNSN) T Grief and Loss Recovery: The Grieving Journey W Grief and Loss Recovery: Healing from Grief Th Grief and Loss Recovery after a Traumatic Death F Recognizing and Responding to Grief and Loss in Children and Adolescents
Steven Eastmond
Strengthening a Celestial Marriage: Leveling Up in Your Relationship with Your Spouse 377 Clyde Building (CB) T Strengthening the Security of True Commitment in Marriage W Spotting Pitfalls and Grabbing Lifelines in Marriage Th Why Some Couples Fight and Other Couples Communicate F Improving Our Understanding and Experience with Intimacy
9:50 a.m.
Seeking Jesus 3220–3224 Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) T Seeking Jesus through Studying the Savior’s Atonement W Seeking Jesus through Movies and Music Th Seeking Jesus through Artwork F Seeking Jesus through Modern Scholarship
Dean M. Busby and Chelom E. Leavitt
A Mindful Approach to Developing a Harmonious Sexual Relationship 2254 Conference Center (CONF) T Sexual Wholeness/Sexual Mindfulness (Dean M. Busby and Chelom E. Leavitt) W Learning the Physical Dimensions of Healthy Sexuality (Dean M. Busby) Th Relational Dimensions That Help Couples Cope with Differences/Sexual Mindfulness Follow-Up (Chelom E. Leavitt) F Developing a Mindful Marriage and Harmonious Sexual Passion (Dean M. Busby and Chelom E. Leavitt)
Joseph W. Grenny
Life Skills for Crucial Times 2258–2260 Conference Center (CONF) T How to Succeed in Your Most Difficult Conversations, Part 1 W How to Succeed in Your Most Difficult Conversations, Part 2 Th Crucial Skills for Helping Those Struggling with Addiction F Crucial Skills for Stopping Bad Habits and Starting Good Ones
Continuing Legal Education Classes (See pages 36–37 for the schedule and additional information.) 214 Crabtree Building (CTB) W Choosing One’s Career Path: Opportunities and Impacts of Choice (Mitzi R. Collins, Tadiana Walton Jones, Katherine M. Kulbeth, Amanda S. Williams) (9:50–10:50 a.m.) Th Supreme Court Roundup (Blaine H. Evanson) (9:50–11:50 a.m.) F From Liberty to Freedom: Joseph Smith and Missouri Justice (Jeffrey N. Walker) (9:50–10:50 a.m.)
Scott R. Braithwaite
Building Your Best Self Assembly Hall, Hinckley Center (HC) T Insights about Building Your Best Self from the Parable of the Talents W Perfectionism Is an Obstacle to Becoming Your Best Self Th What Is the Most Efficient Way for Me to Improve and Progress? F Harnessing the Power of Habits to Become Your Best Self
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Tuesday–Friday Classes—9:50 a.m. Debra Theobald McClendon
Anxious, Anyone? de Jong Concert Hall, Harris Fine Arts Center (HFAC) T The Adaptive and Maladaptive Power of Anxiety and Overview of Anxiety Treatment Considerations W The Spirit vs. Anxiety, Toxic Perfectionism, and Religious OCD Th When Your Anxiety Gets in the Way of Church Participation F Specific Anxiety Treatments: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Exposure-Based Treatments
Brett H. Latimer
David T. Morgan
How to Cope When Loved Ones Question Gospel Truths 3108 Jesse Knight Building (JKB) T Understanding the Doctrine W Understanding the Culture Th Understanding Your Loved One F Understanding Yourself
A Tale of Two Americas: What Most Fundamentally Divides Us and What You Can Do, Part 2 Madsen Recital Hall, Harris Fine Arts Center (HFAC) T The American Balance between Traditional and Modern Societies W America’s “Culture Wars,” Part 2 Th A House Divided against Itself Cannot Stand, Part 2 F What You Can Do: Civic Participation for the Average Citizen, Part 2
Mary Jane Woodger
Christepher M. Tauai
Richard W. Jordan Jr.
Scriptural Defense Strategies to Obtain Protection from the Lord B002 Joseph F. Smith Building (JFSB) T The Threat of Violence and How to Build Walls of Protection W Recognizing Counterfeit Teachings in the Last Days Th Becoming Righteous Sheepdogs F Obtaining Spiritual Weapons That Protect Us from Danger
Jennifer Nielsen
Exploring Word Origins in the Scriptures B092 Joseph F. Smith Building (JFSB) T The Powerful Meanings of Gospel Words W The Words of Eternity Th The Titles of the Savior F The Power in a Name
J. Chris Conkling
“In the Mouth of Two or Three Witnesses Shall Every Word Be Established” (2 Cor. 13:1) 1102 Jesse Knight Building (JKB) T Scriptural, Historical, and Literary Models for Seeking Second Witnesses W William Tyndale versus Sir Thomas More: Two Medieval Saints Bear Witness to Latter-day Saint Doctrine Th J.R.R. Tolkien and C.S. Lewis: Modern English Believers Bear Witness to Doctrine F Jews Bear Witness to Key Doctrines: Milton Steinberg, the Talmud, and Rabbi Kushner
Sam A. Hardy
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W How Are Latter-day Saint Youth Unique? Th Why Do People Leave Religion? F How Can We Effectively Promote Religious Development in Our Youth?
Understanding Religion by Integrating the Gospel and Psychology 2107 Jesse Knight Building (JKB) T What Are the Personal and Relational Benefits of Religion?
Latter-day Saint Women Who Exercise Priesthood Power and Authority Auditorium, Joseph Smith Building (JSB) T President Russell M. Nelson’s Council for Daughters of God W Women and the Oath and Covenant of the Priesthood Th Becoming an Elect Lady and Section 25 F Emma Hale Smith: First Woman of the Restoration The House of Israel, God’s Covenant People: Understanding What It Means to Belong to the House of Israel 206 Martin Building (MARB) T Abraham and the Abrahamic Covenant W Jacob and the Tribes of Israel: Prevailing with God Th The Scattering and Gathering of Israel F The Blessings and Responsibilities of the Tribe of Ephraim
Richard B. and Mary C. Miller
When Nothing Seems to Work: Strategies for Parenting Children with Severe Behavior Problems 207 Martin Building (MARB) T Understanding the World of Children with Severe Behavior Problems W The Importance of Structure in Parenting Children with Severe Behavior Problems Th Working with Children with Severe Behavior Problems at an Emotional Level F Surviving and Thriving When Parenting a Child with Severe Behavior Problems
Joseph P. Price IV
Linking the Human Family Together on the Family Tree: Insights from the BYU Record Linking Lab 221 Martin Building (MARB) T Using Microtasks to Involve All Ages in Family History W Using the Saturation Approach to Expand the Coverage of the Family Tree Th Exciting New Sources of Data for Family History F Using Family History to Draw the General Public to the Family Tree
Scott M. Peterson
Tyler J. Griffin
I Will Be Your God and You Will Be My People: Finding Greater Meaning in the Abrahamic Covenant and the Covenant Path Main Floor, Marriott Center (MC) T What Is the Nature of God and What Is Our Nature and Identity as Sons and Daughters of God? W The Greatest One-Sided Love Story of All Time: Latterday Lessons from Hosea Th Powerful Perspective for Our Place in the House of Israel and How to Help Loved Ones Who Struggle: All in Zenos’ Allegory F I Have Graven Thee upon the Palms of My Hands: Finding the Lord’s Love and Mercy through the Lens of Isaiah
Corinne T. Baird
“O Youth of the Noble Birthright”: What It Means and What I Should Do about It (Youth) 138–144, Richards Building (RB) T You Are Noble, You Are Great!: Let’s Talk about That W An Amazing Gift: What the Constant Companionship of the Holy Ghost Can Do for You!
Gaylamarie G. Rosenberg
Our Savior from Self-Doubt 151 Tanner Building (TNRB) T Overcoming Self-Doubt and Others W Overcoming Self-Doubt Th Overcoming Self-Doubt F Overcoming Self-Doubt Strength
and Impatience with Ourselves and Fear of Not Being Enough and Comparisons with Others and Reliance on Our Own
9:50 a.m.
The Retirement Income Plan: A Guide to Managing Your Money to Last throughout Retirement 222 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
Th We Are the Clay, He Is the Potter: Let’s Willingly Become the Work of His Hands! F Will You Be Asked to Sacrifice? Yes: Preparing for the Blessings and Growth That Come through Experience
Stephen K. Hunsaker
Seeking, Receiving and Understanding Personal Revelation 3220–3224 Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) T Increasing Our Spiritual Capacity to Receive Revelation W How Expectations and Looking Horizontally Hinder Revelation Th How Our Own Reasoning and Not Staying Present Hinder Revelation F How Fears and False Beliefs Hinder Revelation
Lynne Hilton Wilson
Illuminating the Old Testament through Restored Scripture: Do We Appreciate the Restoration’s Enrichment of Doctrine? 3280–3290 Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) T How Restored Scriptures Enrich the Old Testament: The Nature of God, Satan, and Humanity W How Restored Scriptures Enrich the Old Testament: The Fall and Agency Th How Restored Scriptures Enrich the Old Testament: Repentance and the Atonement of Christ F How Restored Scriptures Enrich the Old Testament: PreMortality and Post-Mortality
Robert L. Millet
Prayers That Open the Heavens and Shake the Earth Ballroom, Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) T Did You Think to Pray? W Receiving Answers to Prayer Th Not All Prayers Are Alike F Prayers Can Change the World
Carrie M. Wrigley
“Fear Not” (D&C 6:34): Overcoming Anxiety, Fear, and SelfDoubt, Even in These Perilous Times Varsity, Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) T “Men’s Hearts Failing Them for Fear” (Luke 21:26): Why Anxiety Has Become an Epidemic and What You Can Do to Conquer It W What If?: Recognizing and Replacing the Building Blocks of Anxiety Th I Don’t Feel Like I’m Good Enough: Overcoming SelfDoubt, the Most Common of All Fears F “It Is I; Be Not Afraid” (John 6:20): How the Savior Can Carry Us through the Storms and Battles of Life
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Tuesday–Friday Classes—11:10 a.m.
11:10 a.m.–12:05 p.m. Elder Quentin L. Cook Of the Quorum of the Twelve
Devotional Address Tuesday, August 16 Marriott Center (MC) Michael L. King
Applying the Intimate Atonement of Jesus Christ in Our Lives W-111 Benson Building (BNSN) W Jesus Christ as Our Savior Th Becoming Reconciled to God through Christ F Becoming One through the Atonement of Christ
Marie C. Ricks
Weeping May Endure for a Night, but Joy Cometh in the Morning: Recognition, Response, and Recovery from Grief and Loss, Part 2 W-112 Benson Building (BNSN) W Grief and Loss Recovery: Relational Loss (Non-Death Losses Such as a Separation, Divorce, or Estrangement) Th Grief and Loss Recovery: Pregnancy or Early Childhood Loss (Such as Miscarriage, Stillbirth, Accident, or Cancer) F Grief and Loss Recovery: Disenfranchised Loss (Death Losses Minimized or Invalidated by Social Norms)
Steven Eastmond
Learning How to Forgive 377 Clyde Building (CB) W What Forgiveness Is and What It Is Not Th Forgiving the Offense, Healing the Hurt F Forgiveness and the Atonement of Jesus Christ: Mercy vs. Justice
Ronald E. Bartholomew
The Gospel and Christian History, Part 2 2254 Conference Center (CONF) W How It All Began: The Formation of a Church Th The Consciousness of Christ as the Redeemer Became Obscured and in Its Place, A Religion of Superstition Emerged F The “Great Schism,” Which Led to the Complete Separation of Eastern and Western Churches, Eventually Culminated in the Restoration!
Connie E. Sokol
Talk by Talk: Studying President Nelson’s Messages to Live with Purpose and Joy 2258–2260 Conference Center (CONF) W Revelation: Learn to Increase Spiritual Capacity Th Purpose: Find and Fulfill Your Purpose and Identity F Joy: Feel Joy and Fulfillment as You Go
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Continuing Legal Education Classes (See pages 36–37 for the schedule and additional information.) 214 Crabtree Building (CTB) W Law of War: What Is It Good For? (Jon C. Eskelsen, Ryan M. Fisher, Eric T. Jensen) (11:10 a.m.–12:10 p.m.) F A Legislative Drafter’s Perspective on the Legislative Process (Jacqueline Carlton and Michael E. Curtis) (11:10 a.m.–12:10 p.m.)
Merrilee A. Boyack
Powerful Life Lessons Learned at My Personal Battlefronts Assembly Hall, Hinckley Center (HC) W You’re Stronger than You Think You Are Th Living in the Latter Days and Battling Satan F Standing Up in a Sit-Down World
Kerry M. Muhlestein
The Book of Abraham in Depth: The Ancient World and the Teachings and Text of the Book of Abraham de Jong Concert Hall, Harris Fine Arts Center (HFAC) W Abraham’s Day Th The Facsimiles and Their Temple Setting F The Powerful, Beautiful, and Unified Doctrines of the Book of Abraham
Debbie A. Bastian, Me’Chel M. Musgrave, Lori Hales Parker (Heartbound)
Christ: Our True Source of Hope (Presented with Word and Song) Madsen Recital Hall, Harris Fine Arts Center (HFAC) W Power to Turn Burdens into Blessings Th He Has a Plan for You F He Brings Peace and Healing to Our Weary Souls
Stephanie D. Sorensen
Establishing a Firm Foundation B002 Joseph F. Smith Building (JFSB) W “I Have Laid the Foundation”: Universal Principles of Discipleship Th “Place in My Heart”: Intimate and Personal Foundations of Faith F No Class This Hour
George B. Handley, James R. Swensen, Jarica L. Watts
Lifelong Learning: “5 Best” B092 Joseph F. Smith Building (JFSB) W Five Books to Inspire Better Environmental Stewardship and a Sense of Place (George B. Handley) Th Worth a Thousand Words: Five Photographs That Can Change the Way We See Our World (James R. Swensen) F Textual Mothers: Virginia Woolf and the Maternal Muse (Jarica L. Watts)
Kenneth L. Alford
“Come, Follow Me” Previews 1102 Jesse Knight Building (JKB) W Old Testament Scriptural Insights (Proverbs–Isaiah) Th Old Testament Scriptural Insights (Jeremiah–Malachi) F Looking Ahead to the 2023 New Testament “Come, Follow Me” Curriculum Year
Presented by Department Staff
Michael A. Goodman
It Is Christ That Makes Us Whole 3108 Jesse Knight Building (JKB) W Christ Is the Way For Everyone—No Exceptions Th Christ Works through Our Relationship with God F Christ Works through Our Relationships with Others and Ourselves
Randal A. Wright
Change Yourself to Overcome Weaknesses That Hold You Back, Part 1 Auditorium, Joseph Smith Building (JSB) W Early to Bed and Early to Rise Will Change Your Life before Your Demise Th Having a Daily Routine Helps Increase Spirituality, SelfDiscipline, and Productivity and Decrease Stress Levels F Using the Lord’s Often-Overlooked Two-Step Formula to Make Inspired Decisions
Richard W. Jordan Jr.
Prophetic Invitations, Blessings, and Promises from President Russell M. Nelson 206 Martin Building (MARB) W Prophetic Invitations, Blessings, and Promises from President Russell M. Nelson, Part 1—Personal Revelation Th Prophetic Invitations, Blessings, and Promises from President Russell M. Nelson, Part 2—The Temple, the Home, and the Family F Prophetic Invitations, Blessings, and Promises from President Russell M. Nelson, Part 3—Live the Gospel of Jesus Christ
Bruce Chang
Teaching and Preparing the Rising Generation 207 Martin Building (MARB) W Helping Youth Stay on the Covenant Path in a World with Shifting Values Th Being a Supportive and Powerful Influence on Your Full-Time Missionary F Helping Your Returned Missionary Adjust and Progress
Using FamilySearch.org to Discover, Correct, Enrich, Save, and Preserve Your Ancestors as Families 221 Martin Building (MARB) W Binding Yourself, Your Family, and All of God’s Children to the Savior through Temple Covenants Th Learning about FamilySearch Mobile Apps F FamilySearch Family Tree Roadmap
Jeff R. Segelke
Investing Strategies for Today 222 Martin Building (MARB) W Investing 101: Understand What You Own, the Risks, and the Fees Th Invest like the Pros: Learn How Pensions and Endowments Invest F Tax-Reduction Investment Strategies
11:10 a.m.
BYU Flex GE and the BYU Bachelor of General Studies Degree Program 2107 Jesse Knight Building (JKB) W Come to BYU Even If You Weren’t Admitted: BYU FlexGE Th Finish at Home What You Started at BYU: Introducing the Bachelor of General Studies Degree Program F No Class This Day
Ronald M. Tanner
Elder Quentin L. Cook
Devotional Address, Tuesday Main Floor, Marriott Center (MC)
Anthony R. Sweat
Seeking Truth Main Floor, Marriott Center (MC) W Researching Latter-day Saint Teachings Th Interpreting Scripture F Receiving the Spirit
Brian G. Andre
The Gentle Christ: Learning to Trust Your Everyday Savior (Youth) 138–144, Richards Building (RB) W Always Remember Him: He Will Never Forget YOU! Th YOU Were Worth Dying For: He Is Worth Living For F He Is the Light of the World: You Are a Light to the World!
Dennis D. and Joyce M. Ashton
“But if Not”: Holding On to Faith and Hope while Enduring Tragedy and Loss, Stress and Anxiety, Perfectionism and Depression 151 Tanner Building (TNRB) W “Jesus Wept”: Holding On to Faith While Enduring Disappointment, Tragedy, and Loss Th Finding Peace by Coping with Stress and Anxiety F Understanding and Managing Unhealthy Perfectionism and Depression
Stephen K. Hunsaker
“For He Is Our Peace”: A Doctrinal Approach to Emotional Wellness 3220–3224 Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) W Understanding the Divine Purpose of the Fall Th Seeing Things as They Really Are F Finding Peace and Hope in Imperfection
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Tuesday–Friday Classes—11:10 a.m., 12:30 p.m. Lynne Hilton Wilson
Finding the Messiah in Isaiah 3280–3290 Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) W Isaiah’s Testimony in the Book of Mormon: Search the Words of Isaiah Th Jesus’ First Coming: Isaiah Testifies—“I Have Graven Thee upon the Palms of My Hands” F Jesus’ Second Coming: Isaiah Testifies—“That Day the Lord Almighty Will Be a Glorious Crown” (Isaiah 28:5 NIV)
Susan Easton Black
They Knew the Prophet Joseph Ballroom, Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) W Emma Smith, an Elect Lady Th Oliver Cowdery, the Second Elder F David Whitmer, a Witness
Carrie M. Wrigley
Creating Love: Building and Maintaining a Heartfelt Connection with Your Spouse and Loved Ones Varsity, Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) W Focused Time and Attention: How to Preserve It in a Busy World of Deadlines and Distractions Th Trust and Safety: How to Create Emotional Safety and Secure Confidence in Your Relationship F Connection and Intimacy: How to Foster a Fulfilling Closeness and Connection in Your Life Together
12:30–1:25 p.m. Gayle Holdman
Windows of Heaven: God’s Plan, Love, and Glory Reflected in Temple Stained Glass W-111 Benson Building (BNSN) T The Crucial Need for Light, Which Is Christ W The Glorious Design of the Plan of Salvation Th Reflections on Christ’s Life and Atonement F Reflections on Personal Revelation
Steve and Rebecca A. Lundwall
The Book of Mormon: The Book for an Age of Doubt— Examining Authenticity through Provenance W-112 Benson Building (BNSN) T The Provenance for the Book of Mormon: A Testament to the Progression of God’s Mercies W Why an Angel: “Broken Fingers” and the Miracle of the Text’s Intact Provenance Th Applying the Courtroom Truth Test to the Witnesses of the Text’s Modern Provenance F The Newly Released Original Manuscript: Independent Evidence That Supports the Text’s Provenance
Matthew C. Godfrey
“My Young Friends”: Joseph Smith and the Rising Generation 377 Clyde Building (CB) T “He Noticed Me”: Joseph Smith’s Interactions with Youth W What Youth Can Learn from Joseph Smith about Revelation Th What Youth Can Learn from Joseph Smith about Dealing with Trials F What Youth Can Learn from Joseph Smith about Forgiveness
Jeremy K. Baird
Navigating the World of Science, Healthcare, and Our Mortal Physical Experience through the Gospel-Based Perspective and Experience of an Emergency Physician 2254 Conference Center (CONF) T Facts and First Aid for You and Your Family W How to Recognize and Defend Ourselves against Satan’s Attacks on Our Bodies and Minds That Ultimately Affect Our Spirit Th How Will You or a Loved One Die? Preparing for How Life Might End, Especially When Considering Aging and/ or a Terminal Diagnosis F Logical Fallacies, Understanding Science, Identifying Misinformation, and the Quest for Truth
Kevin R. and Denise P. Miller
Of One Heart and Mind: The Art of Effective Communication 2258–2260 Conference Center (CONF) T Effective Communication: What Is Your Style? W He Said, She Said: Men and Women in Conversation and Relationships, Part 1 (Kevin R. and Denise P. Miller) Th He Said, She Said: Men and Women in Conversation and Relationships, Part 2 (Kevin R. and Denise P. Miller) F Keep Conflict from Becoming Contention
Continuing Legal Education Classes (See pages 36–37 for the schedule and additional information.) 214 Crabtree Building (CTB) Note: The afternoon CLE classes do not begin at the standard class times. T The JRCLS Contributions to the Legal World (Forrest R. Hansen and Annette W. Jarvis) (1:10–2:10 p.m.) W Constitutions Worldwide (Forrest R. Hansen) (1:10–2:10 p.m.)
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Th Fundamental Laws and Legal Matters Pertaining to Students and Employees in K–12 Public Education (Reed B. Park) (1:10–2:10 p.m.) F Healthcare and Law: The Healing Professions (Michael S. Kennedy) (1:10–2:10 p.m.)
Merrilee A. Boyack
Rising Up in a Falling World Assembly Hall, Hinckley Center (HC) T Choose to Be Valiant: You Can Rise Up as the World Is Falling W The Spirit of Consecration: A Blueprint for Living Th Well Done Thou Good and Faithful Servant: Lessons on Agency F Rescuing Family Whose Faith Is Struggling
Kerry M. Muhlestein
Debbie A. Bastian, Me’Chel M. Musgrave, Lori Hales Parker (Heartbound) Stay in His Light (Presented with Word and Song) Madsen Recital Hall, Harris Fine Arts Center (HFAC) T See the Miracles W Stay in His Light Th Be the Blessing F Choose Christ Daily
Faith-Promoting, but Little-Known, Stories from Church History 1102 Jesse Knight Building (JKB) T 19th Century Faith-Promoting, but Little-Known, Church History Stories W 20th Century Faith-Promoting, but Little-Known, Church History Stories Th 21st Century Faith-Promoting, but Little-Known, Church History Stories F Rediscovering Brigham Young’s 1858 Secret Coded Letter to Thomas L. Kane
Jane G. Hinckley
Appreciating Jane Austen’s Unpublished and Unfinished Works 2107 Jesse Knight Building (JKB) T Appreciating Jane Austen’s Poetry and Prayers W Appreciating Austen’s Juvenilia and Lady Susan Th Appreciating Austen’s Unfinished Novels: The Watsons and Sanditon F Appreciating Adaptations of Austen’s Juvenilia and Unfinished Works
Michael A. Goodman
Seeking Truth: Working through Doubt and Questions 3108 Jesse Knight Building (JKB) T The Role of Questions and Truth Seeking W Doctrinal Issues: What Is It That We Believe? Th Historical Issues: Looking at the Evidence F Faith Is a Decision That Leads to Action
Randal A. Wright
The Joy of Great Stories and Film Shorts B002 Joseph F. Smith Building (JFSB) T What Makes a Great Story W Media Tools and DIY Resources Th A Thing of Beauty: Y Magazine’s Series Focusing on the Simple and the Beautiful F Experiences in Creating Film Shorts for Families, Choirs, and More
Change Yourself to Overcome Weaknesses That Hold You Back, Part 2 Auditorium, Joseph Smith Building (JSB) T Recognize and Record the Grand Lessons That Are Always before You W Discover Your Unique Gifts and Talents and Use Them to Build the Kingdom Th The Book of Mormon Will Change Your Life and Help You Overcome Weaknesses F Having the Companionship of the Holy Ghost Will Bring Desired Change
Rebekah Ellsworth
Jennifer Yorgason Thatcher
Charles D. Cranney
Be Ye Therefore Perfect: Scriptural Teachings about Perfection B092 Joseph F. Smith Building (JFSB) T Perfect Lies: Satan’s Deceptions Regarding Perfection W The Law, Grace, and Being Freed from the Weight of Perfectionism Th No Other Name: Christ as the Perfect Savior F Breaking Perfectionism: Our Part in the Perfection Process
12:30 p.m.
Learning to Search Isaiah de Jong Concert Hall, Harris Fine Arts Center (HFAC) 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
Kenneth L. Alford
Arming Our Children and Teens with Resilient Faith for the Last Days 206 Martin Building (MARB) T “Unshaken” through Daily Connection with Heaven W Exponential Protection, Power, and Purpose . . . Online Th Choosing Faith When Questions, Doubts, and Persecution Arise F When Loved Ones Wander
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Tuesday–Friday Classes—12:30 p.m., 1:50 p.m. Heidi M. Whittaker
Parenting Tips and Techniques for Parents of Children with (and without) Special Needs 207 Martin Building (MARB) T Resilience Is Essential for Children and Parents! W Ten Tips That Every Parent Should Know When Parenting a Child with Challenges and/or Special Needs Th Advocating for Your Child as a Baby Boomer, Gen X, or Millennial Parent F Seven Signs and Fixes of Parenting Burnout: Hope, Healing, and Help
Olivia Lyman Jewell
Utilizing Temple and Family History in the Work of Salvation 221 Martin Building (MARB) T Understanding Stake and Ward Temple and Family History Organization: Practical Tips and Applications W Developing and Implementing a Ward Temple and Family History Plan and Coordination Meetings Th Resources and Tools for Temple and Family History Consultants F Combining the Work of Salvation on Both Sides of the Veil
Jeremy L. Lau
DIY: Designing and Curating Your Own Investment Portfolio 222 Martin Building (MARB) T Basics of Investing W How to Construct a Portfolio Th Interpreting Market Information F Managing Risk and Emotions
Anthony R. Sweat
Ready to Give an Answer: A Scriptural Pattern for Addressing Gospel Questions Main Floor, Marriott Center (MC) T The Woman at the Well and Spiritually Listening W John the Baptist and Examining Assumptions/Sources Th King Lamoni and Expanding Knowledge F Nicodemus and Pointing to Christ
Scott L. Anderson
Joy in the Journey (Youth) 138–144, Richards Building (RB) T Your Divine Design W “The Truth Shall Make You Free” (John 8:32) Th Guidelines to Happiness F Our Savior’s Love
Amy Easton-Flake
Learning from Our Foremothers: Nineteenth-Century Women in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints 151 Tanner Building (TNRB) T Discovering Women’s Roles in the Coming Forth of the Book of Mormon W Drawing Strength from Biblical Women: NineteenthCentury Latter-day Saint Women Reading and Interpreting Scripture
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Th An Intimate View into the Lives of Nineteenth-Century Latter-day Saint Women through Their Poetry and Prose F Bringing Women’s Voices into Our Sunday School, Relief Society, and Young Women’s Lessons: Nineteenth-Century Latter-day Saint Women Interpreting and Likening Scripture
Matthew B. Morgan
The Human Body: An Owner’s Manual for Occupants 3220–3224 Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) T Premium Fuel Required: From Living to Eat to Eating to Live W Revving Your Engine: How to Turn Exercise into a Fountain of Youth Th Give It a Rest: Why Skimping on Sleep May Cause Illness, Weight Gain, and Memory Impairment F A Peek Under the Hood: An Inside Look at When Body Systems Break Down (and Some Preventative Maintenance Tips for Owners)
Patrick D. Degn
The Image of God: A Key to Enduring Joy 3280–3290 Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) T Joy in Our Identity W Joy as the Temple of God Th Joy in the Lord’s Creation F Joy in the One Who Is Joy
David A. Christensen
Revelation: Learning to Listen and Listening to Learn (Proverbs 19:20) Ballroom, Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) T The Process of Receiving Personal Revelation W The Art of Asking Th How Revelation Comes F Avoiding Deception
Carrie M. Wrigley
Christ-Centered Healing from Emotional Challenges Varsity, Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) T Choosing Complete Healing, Not Just Symptom Relief: New Strategies for Dealing with Distressing Events and Moving On with Power W Silencing the Negative Chatterbox Within: Recognizing and Replacing Thoughts That Otherwise Keep Us Stuck and Hopeless Th Overcoming Perfectionism and Other Destructive Behaviors: How to Build a Healthy Lifestyle That Fosters Emotional Wellness F Finding Joy and Strength in Positive Relationships: Skills for Creating Happier, Healthier Connections with Ourselves, God, and Others
1:50–2:45 p.m. Michelle O. Porcelli
A Proclamation to the Wandering: You Will Be Found— Finding Strength and Emotional Resilience in the Lord W-111 Benson Building (BNSN) T Am I Good Enough? Creating Healthy Thinking Patterns to Increase Emotional Resilience W God Gave Us Power to Manage Our Emotions, Even the Big Three—Stress, Anxiety, and Depression Th How to Overcome Hurt, Anger, and Unmet Expectations through Forgiveness and Emotional Resilience F Providing Strength to Others: Becoming One, Serving Together
Rebecca P. Jorgensen
Joseph M. Spencer
Understanding Isaiah in the Book of Mormon 377 Clyde Building (CB) T Some Basics: Isaiah and the Book of Mormon W Introducing Isaiah: What Isaiah Is Doing in First Nephi Th Getting Serious: What Isaiah Is Doing in Second Nephi F Impact and Aftermath: Isaiah in the Rest of the Book of Mormon
Kenneth G. Gibson
Remember, God’s a Parent Too: What We Learn about Parenting by Observing and Emulating the “Father of Spirits” (Hebrews 12:9) 2254 Conference Center (CONF) T God’s Parental Vision: How the Big Picture Guides All of Heavenly Father’s Interactions with His Children—and Why It Matters W God’s Parental Love: How Our Heavenly Father’s Love Is Manifest in His Parenting Style and Methods Th God’s Parental Laws: Why Heavenly Father’s Standards and Commandments Are Evidence of His Infinite Love F God’s Parental Influence: How Heavenly Father Influences His Children to Keep His Laws
Kevin R. Miller
Increasing Personal Effectiveness: Living Happier, More Productive Lives 2258–2260 Conference Center (CONF) T Stress OUT: Managing Stress in a Busy Life W Joy IN: The Art of Finding Joy in Everyday Life Th Born Free: Managing Personal Time F Living a Balanced Life
214 Crabtree Building (CTB) Note: The afternoon CLE classes do not begin at the standard class times. T Ethics of the Legal Profession (Anne C. Mpamah) (2:30–3:30 p.m.) W The Elephant (and Donkey) in the Room: Election Law and the 2020 Presidential Election (Stephen S. Davis) (2:30–3:30 p.m.) Th Practicing Law in Europe: Legal Complexities PostBrexit (Mitchell C. Freestone) (2:30–3:30 p.m.) F Challenges and Legalities of Collegiate Athletics (Liz J. Darger and Cameron T. Walker) (2:30–3:30 p.m.)
1:50 p.m.
Improving Marriage by Healing Underlying Hurt, Growing Together as a Couple, and Restoring the Desire for Connection W-112 Benson Building (BNSN) T Our Natural Healing System: The Power of Two in Marriage W Hurt: Why We Get Mad and the Cycle That Blocks Connection Th Resentment: An Alarm That Signals Unresolved Pain and Diminishes a Desire for Connection F Building Emotional and Spiritual Strength: Keeping Your Connection Alive
Continuing Legal Education Classes (See pages 36–37 for the schedule and additional information.)
Ted M. Bair
The Second Coming of Christ: Parallels with Christ’s First Coming Assembly Hall, Hinckley Center (HC) T Second Coming: The Events—Appearances of Jesus Christ W Changes on Earth and in the Heavens Th Second Coming: Changes That Will Take Place F Seven Patterns Preparatory to the Second Coming of Jesus Christ
T. C. Christensen
Miracles and Lessons from Making True, Faith-Based Films de Jong Concert Hall, Harris Fine Arts Center (HFAC) T Gordon B. Hinckley: God Makes a Giant Among Men W Willard Bean: The Fighting Preacher Th Only a Stonecutter: A Pioneer Miracle F 17 Miracles and Ephraim’s Rescue
LaJean Carruth, Steven C. Harper, Matthew C. Godfrey, Jennifer A. Mackley
Lessons for Today from the Life of Wilford Woodruff Madsen Recital Hall, Harris Fine Arts Center (HFAC) T Leading through a Crisis: Wilford Woodruff’s Example (Steven C. Harper) W Sacrifice and Obedience: Lessons from Zion’s Camp (Matthew C. Godfrey) Th Seeking Revelation and Teaching Truth: Wilford Woodruff’s Missions (Jennifer A. Mackley) F Understanding Church History: What Shorthand Reveals in Wilford Woodruff’s Records (LaJean Carruth)
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Tuesday–Friday Classes—1:50 p.m. Stephen K. Hunsaker
YSA Survival 101: Navigating the Dating World B002 Joseph F. Smith Building (JFSB) T Seven Keys to Successful Dating, Part 1 W Seven Keys to Successful Dating, Part 2 Th Correcting Worldly Views of the Physical Relationship in Dating F Removing the Barriers to Effective Communication
Philip R. Rosell
Four Keys for Increasing Your Spiritual Capacity to Receive More Revelation B092 Joseph F. Smith Building (JFSB) T The Central Role Revelation Plays in Our Lives W Building Confidence in Recognizing the Communication of the Spirit Th The What and How of the Spiritual Work Necessary to Hear the Spirit F Barriers to Receiving Revelation and How to Overcome Them
Ryan K. Eggett
How Can I Keep from Singing?! Coming to the Savior through Gospel Music 1102 Jesse Knight Building (JKB) T Rock of Ages, Cleft for Me! Learning of the Savior’s Atoning Sacrifice in Song W Learning Discipleship through the Messages and Stories of Our Most Beloved Hymns Th I Am a Child of God, and He Has Sent Me Here! Learning Our Place in God’s Plan from Sacred Songs F Helping Your Family Build a “Firm Foundation” of Christ Restoring His Gospel
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Jaren S. Hinckley
Classical Music: All in the Family—Parent/Child Composers in Great Britain 2107 Jesse Knight Building (JKB) T The Linleys of Bath W From Thaxted to Mars: The Music and Influence of Gustav Holst and His Daughter Imogen Th The “Black Mahler”: Samuel Coleridge-Taylor and His Daughter Avril F Webber! Webber and Son!
Christopher M. Wallace
How Our Hearts and Spirits Become Wounded and the Healing That Is Possible (Proverbs 18:14) 3108 Jesse Knight Building (JKB) T Who We Are as Human Beings and How Our Hearts and Spirits Can Be Wounded W When Objectification of Others and Self Becomes Habitual (A Symptom of Wounded Hearts) Th What Do I Invite in Others When I See Them as Objects and Regard Them as Less Than or More Than Myself? How Does This Contribute to Wounded Hearts? F What Healing Is Available for Wounded Hearts and Relationships?
Randal A. Wright
Change Yourself to Overcome Weaknesses That Hold You Back, Part 3 Auditorium, Joseph Smith Building (JSB) T Discovering Your Life Mission Will Fill You with Desire to Achieve It W To Achieve Your Life Mission, You Must Know Where You Are Going and Have Specific Plans to Reach Your Destination
Th Taking Better Care of the Body That Houses Your Spirit F Don’t Let Fear of Failure Keep You from Accomplishing Your Life Mission
Tyler P. Johnson
Teaching the Restored Gospel to Millennials and Members of Gen Z 206 Martin Building (MARB) T A Brave New World: Understanding How the World Has Transformed over the Last Thirty Years W Responding to Doubt Th Emphasizing Our Call to Minister to the Marginalized F Building Zion
Gary K. Rhoads
Stop-Think-Lead: Avoiding Awkward Conversations 151 Tanner Building (TNRB) T The Stop-Think-Lead Process for Avoiding Awkward Conversations at Home, Church, and Work W Calming Tactics: Dealing with Anger and Negative Emotion Th Energizing Tactics: Managing People Who Are Indifferent and Not Engaged F Building Tactics: Managing Your Greatest Assets—Your Family and Support Group
Scott C. Marsh
Diana S. Elder
Patrick D. Degn
Using DNA in Genealogy Research 221 Martin Building (MARB) T Deciding Which DNA Test to Take W Understanding and Using Your DNA Results Th Organizing DNA Results F Using DNA to Solve a Family History Mystery
Paki Perkins
MAHALOHANA: Unpacking Hawaiian Values 222 Martin Building (MARB) T The True Meaning of ALOHA (Love) W The True Meaning of MAHALO (Gratitude) Th The True Meaning of OHANA (Family) F Living the Values of MAHALOHANA
Brad R. Wilcox
The Grace Christ Proffers Us Main Floor, Marriott Center (MC) T “Full of Grace and Truth” W Receiving the Gift of Grace Th Escaping Bondage F Saved and Transformed by Grace
Larry D. Stevenson
Scholarships at Any Age! A Simple System to Secure Scholarships (Youth and Parents) 138–144, Richards Building (RB) T How to Apply for 105 Scholarships Each Year in Ninety Minutes a Week W Seventeen Sources to Find 70–100 Scholarships Perfect for You Th Prepare 33 Statements to Prove You Deserve Their Money F Prepare Reusable Scholarship Essays and Letters of Recommendation Note: Blue text represents youth classes.
Sevenfold Patterns of Perfection in the Atonement of Jesus Christ 3280–3290 Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) T The Sevenfold Redemption of the Messiah in Isaiah 61:1–4 W The Sevenfold Mission of the Good Shepherd in John 10:9 Th The Sevenfold Model of Messiah’s House in D&C 88:119 F The Sevenfold Gift of the Savior’s Covenant in Alma 7:11–13
1:50 p.m.
The Power of Peaceful Parenting 207 Martin Building (MARB) T Parenting Attitudes That Make Life Easier and Parenting More Effective W Parenting through Love and Example: Walking the Walk Th But What about When Children Break the Rules? F Parenting for Healthy Transitions: Childhood, Adolescence, and Adulthood
More Money Than You’ll Ever Need: Living an Abundant Life 3220–3224 Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) T More Money Than You Will Ever Need: Spontaneous Accumulation W The Science of Generational Prosperity: “Multiplying” Prosperity in Marriage and Families Th Advanced Investing—“Unicorns,” Crypto, Derivatives, Alternative Investments—In Your Portfolio? F Pension2: Inflation Adjusted, Perpetual Retirement Income and Estate Distribution
Michael J. Richardson
Donald W. Parry
The Lord’s Angels: Messengers of Love, Instruction, and Warning Ballroom, Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) T What Are Angels and Why Are They So Important in the Last Days? W Angels: Messengers of Love and Truth Th Ministering Angels: Attending to Spiritual and Temporal Needs F Angels: Protectors and Messengers of Warning
Kenneth E. Richardson
The Miraculous Creation of Life: Pregnancy, Embryology, Prematurity, and Newborn Challenges Varsity, Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) T “To Be a Joyful Mother of Children”: How a Pregnancy Is Established and Maintained W “Before I Formed Thee in the Belly I Knew Thee”: Growth of the Embryo and Fetus Th “Behold Your Little Ones”: Premature Infants and the Challenges They Overcome F “Little Children Are Alive in Christ”: Newborn Adventures including Birth Defects and Life-Threatening Disease
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Tuesday–Friday Classes—3:10 p.m.
3:10–4:05 p.m. Stephan D. Taeger
Using the Book of Mormon to Overcome Difficult Issues W-111 Benson Building (BNSN) T Lehi’s Dream: How Can I Find Authentic Happiness? W King Benjamin’s Speech: How Can I Overcome Excessive Guilt? Th Alma’s Discourse on Faith: How Can I Overcome Doubt? F The Savior’s Visit to the Nephites: How Can I Experience the Presence of God?
Darryl R. Haslam
Being Kind, Calm, and Loving in Family Interactions W-112 Benson Building (BNSN) T Being Christlike in the Heat of Family Drama W Responding More Calmly, Even When Feeling Hurt or Criticized Th Healing from Relational Wounds and Keeping Your Love and Devotion Alive F No Class This Hour
Kristen S. Dayley, Trisha B. Leimer, Elizabeth B. Thayer
What If Their Story Were My Story? Working to Create a World Where There Is No “Them,” Only “Us” 377 Clyde Building (CB) T Because We Were Strangers Too: Immigration and the Refugee Crisis (Kristen S. Dayley) W They Are Mine and I Know Them: The Power of Individual Stories (Kristen S. Dayley and Elizabeth B. Thayer) Th “Stronger Than Many Waters”: The Journey to Safety and Integration (Kristen S. Dayley and Trisha B. Leimer) F Offering Refuge from the Storm (Kristen S. Dayley)
Kenneth G. Gibson
“And Ye Are to Be Taught from On High” (D&C 43:16) 2254 Conference Center (CONF) T “God Is Light, and in Him Is No Darkness at All” (1 John 1:5): Why We Must Both Desire and Seek Increased Light and Where We Will Find It W Living by the Spirit: What It Means to Be Guided by and Act in Accordance with Light and Truth Th Receiving and Recognizing Personal Revelation: How to Receive Individual Instruction from the Lord and Accept His Will Concerning Us F Prophetic Priorities: How to Personalize the Messages We Receive from Prophets, Seers, and Revelators and Why It Is Essential That We Do
Lynda V. Cherry
Christ as the Faithful Husband and Bridegroom: The Redemption of Israel 2258–2260 Conference Center (CONF) T The Marriage of Jehovah to His People: The Eternal Covenant W The Tabernacle and Priestly Clothing Th Apostasy, Chastening, and Scattering: “Yet Return Again to Me” Saith the Lord—There Is No Divorce F The Redemption of the Bride, Israel: Gathering, Restoration, and the Marriage Supper of the Lamb
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Continuing Legal Education Classes (See pages 36–37 for the schedule and additional information.) 214 Crabtree Building (CTB) Note: The afternoon CLE classes do not begin at the standard class times. T Is Covid Over? The Pandemic’s Lasting Impact on Legal Services (Joshua S. Baron, Michael S. Kennedy, Annette W. Jarvis) (3:50–4:50 p.m.) W Persecution and Political Asylum (Cynthia J. Lange) (3:50–4:50 p.m.) Th How Can We Serve for Good in Our Everyday Practice? (Richard W. Sheffield) (3:50–4:50 p.m.) F Creating and Maintaining a Successful Law Firm (Alisa D. Wilkes) (3:50–4:50 p.m.)
Rebecca Borden
Understanding, Loving, and Including LGBTQ Latter-day Saints Assembly Hall, Hinckley Center (HC) T I Have an LGBTQ Friend or Family Member: What Do I Pray For, What Do I Say? W LGBTQ+: Loving the Individual—Condone or Condemn? Th LGBTQ+: Staying Connected, Honoring Agency F LGBTQ+: “As I Have Loved You,” Not Because
John S. Colton, David W. Neilsen, Felipe Rivera, Chris B. Verhaaren
Discovering the Laws God has Given to All Things de Jong Concert Hall, Harris Fine Arts Center (HFAC) T The Nature of the Small: Particles, Atoms, Molecules, and Nanoscale Building Blocks (Felipe Rivera) W The Laws of the Large: The Shape of the Universe and Worlds without Number (David W. Neilsen) Th What Is Light? (John S. Colton) F Knowing God and Knowing Science (Chris B. Verhaaren)
Christian K. Heimburger, Jeffrey D. Mahas, Jessica M. Nelson, Adam H.Petty
The Joseph Smith Papers Madsen Recital Hall, Harris Fine Arts Center (HFAC) T Politics, Vigilantes, and Kidnappings: Late 1843 as Prelude to the Martyrdom (Jeffrey D. Mahas) W “Where Is the Patriotism of ’76?”: Joseph Smith and the Latter-day Saints’ Crusade for Justice in Late 1843 (Christian K. Heimburger) Th Conflict, Creativity, and Westward Expansion (Jessica M. Nelson) F Teachings for Our Day from Joseph Smith’s “King Follett Discourse” and Other 1844 Sermons (Adam H. Petty)
Crystal Bowman
Shepherding Your Child in a Sex-Saturated World B002 Joseph F. Smith Building (JFSB) T Understanding the Dangers of Our Digital Age: Becoming an Expert to Protect Your Home W Understanding and Teaching Sex from a Shame-Free Approach Th Being a Digital Mentor: Helping Your Child Avoid/Resist the Lure of Pornography F Building a Deeper Relationship with Your Children So They Will Listen
Philip R. Rosell
Simple Gospel Truths in the Book of Mormon That Make a Significant Difference in Your Life B092 Joseph F. Smith Building (JFSB) T Scriptural Formulas for Success W Getting Direction from the Lord Th Faithful Followership of Jesus Christ F Spiritual Protections against Satan’s Attacks
Brian G. Andre
Keith F. and Margaret E. Pickard
Great Kids are Homemade 207 Martin Building (MARB) T Great Kids Are Homemade: A Recipe for Success at Home W How to Get Your Kids to Do Their Chores Th Teaching Kids to Turn Off Their Digital Devices on Their Own F Ideas for Creating Great Family Memories
My Journey with Christ: The Last Week of Jesus’ Life Is His Testimony of Love for You 1102 Jesse Knight Building (JKB) T “Knowest Thou the Condescension of God?”: Coming Down to Lift You Up W Hosanna! The Triumphal Entry: Rejoicing in Christ Th The Last Supper and Gethsemane: The Power of Always Remembering Him F Good Friday and Sunday’s Empty Tomb: You Were Worth Dying For
Tana S. Page
Brian K. Chandler
Robert D. Griffiths
Roger K. Allen
Pathway to a Happy, Mature Marriage Auditorium, Joseph Smith Building (JSB) T Five Stages of Marital Satisfaction and Achieving Deeper Connection by Overcoming the Four Toxic Patterns That Kill Love W How to Be a Good Spouse (Happiness Is Less about Changing Your Partner and More about Growing in Emotional Maturity) Th Strategies to Build a Foundation of Mutual Respect and Friendship in Your Marriage F Four Styles of Communication and Creating Emotional Intimacy through Vulnerable Communication and Conflict Resolution
Economics Shapes Our World: What We Need to Know 222 Martin Building (MARB) T Government and the Free Market: Can They Get Along? W Can Productivity Gains Rescue Us from Inequality and an Aging Society? Th Avoiding Recessions, Balancing the Budget, and Managing the National Debt F What Are Technology and International Trade Doing to Jobs in America?
Scott L. Anderson
Spiritually Thriving in the Last Days Main Floor, Marriott Center (MC) T Patterns of Spiritual Power W Prophetic Promises and Prophecies about Our Day Th The Joy of the Saints F I Am with You until I Come, and I Come Quickly
3:10 p.m.
Emotional Fitness: Understanding Emotional Health and How to Cope with the Common Human Phenomenon of Anxiety and Depression 3108 Jesse Knight Building (JKB) 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
Record Your Stories: Keep It Simple, Make It Fun, Involve Others 221 Martin Building (MARB) T Getting from “Should Do” to “Want To!” W Guides, Prompts, Tips, and Tools for Telling Stories Th Make Family Stories Fun and Engaging for Future Generations F The Joys and Blessings of Writing with Church, Family, and Writing Groups
Clark Snelgrove and Harold T. Stokes
Physics Is More Fun Than You Think 206 Martin Building (MARB) T Global Warming: What Science Tells Us about the Role of Human Activity (Harold T. Stokes) W Newton’s Laws (Harold T. Stokes) Th Energy, Society, and the Environment (Clark Snelgrove) F Properties of Light (Clark Snelgrove)
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Tuesday–Friday Classes—3:10 p.m., 4:30 p.m. Kenneth J. Hartvigsen and Ashlee Whitaker
Bringing Art to Life: Devotion, Landscape, and Tradition at the BYU Museum of Art Auditorium (Room 260), Museum of Art (MOA) T Of Souls and Sacraments: Symbol and Context in Christian Art (Ashlee Whitaker) W Fact and Fiction: James Tissot’s Illustrations of the Old Testament World (Ashlee Whitaker) Th Minerva, Mahonri, Maynard: Beloved Artists of the MOA Collection (Kenneth J. Hartvigsen) F James Tissot and Late Nineteenth-Century Religious Experience: Examining the Context of Prophets, Priests, and Kings—James Tissot’s Illustrations of the Old Testament (Ashlee Whitaker)
Olivia Lyman Jewell
Modern-Day Tools for Improving Your Regular Worship: “These Things for Your Profit and Learning” (2 Nephi 2) (Youth) 138–144, Richards Building (RB) T Knowing Who You Are and the Role Technology Plays in the Plan of Salvation W Plugging into the True Source of Power: Digital Tools to Maximize Your Spiritual Learning Th Smartly Using Your Smartphone: Life Management with These Incredible Apps F Using Technology to Accomplish His Purposes: Powerful Tools to Help Hasten the Work
Damon L. Bahr
The Voice of the Lord Is unto All Men: The Astounding Year of Revelation in the Johnson Home in Hiram, Ohio 151 Tanner Building (TNRB) T “Go to the Ohio”: Divine Guidance for the Johnson and Smith families; The Joseph Smith Translation W “May the Kingdom of God Go Forth”: 12 Days of Revelation in the Sacred Revelation Room Th “A Transcript from the Eternal Worlds”: The Three Degrees of Glory F “The First Presidency, Whom I Have Sent”: The Evolution of the Leadership Quorum of the Church
Scott C. Marsh
Million-Dollar Choices: Empowering a Lifetime of Maximum Personal Choice 3220–3224 Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) T Million-Dollar Choices: Small Daily Choices, Lifetime Financial Miracles W The Seven Tax Law Profiles That Will Actually Accelerate Wealth Creation Th The Ten Financial Innovations That Will Change Your Life the Most in the Next Ten Years F The Seven Greatest Financial Discoveries of All Time: The Ageless Seeds of Prosperity
MeiLani G. Hock
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Full Hands, Fuller Heart: Finding Your Place and Magnifying Your Strengths as a Woman in the Restored Church 3280–3290 Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) T Christ, the Greatest Champion of Women: He Needs You W Finding Harmony in Our Lives: Balancing the Mary and Martha Approaches Note: Blue text represents youth classes.
Th Combating Satan’s Three Deadly Ds: Distraction, Discouragement, and Doubt F Waiting on the Lord: We Worship a 4th Watch God
Matthew J. Grey
The Old Testament in the New Testament Ballroom, Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) T The Writings of Isaiah in the Ministry of Jesus: The Messianic Banquet (Isaiah 25) and the Renewal of Creation (Isaiah 35) W The Writings of Isaiah in the Ministry of Jesus: The Great Jubilee (Isaiah 61) and the Expanding Covenant (Isaiah 56) Th Jesus as the “Son of Man” from Daniel 7 F Ezekiel’s Temple Vision (Ezekiel 40–48) in the Gospel of John: Jesus as the New Temple and the River of LifeGiving Water
Casey P. Griffiths
Discussing Difficult Issues in Church History Varsity, Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) T Introduction to the Gospel Topics Essays/First Vision Accounts W Book of Mormon Translation Th Understanding Plural Marriage in Kirtland, Nauvoo, and Utah F Freemasonry in Nauvoo and the Martyrdom of Joseph Smith
4:30–5:25 p.m. Jason M. Webb
Following the Prophet: Recent Invitations from President Russell M. Nelson W-111 Benson Building (BNSN) T “Hear Him”: Filling Our Lives with God’s Words, Teachings, and Truths W Temple Service: “Our Need . . . Has Never Been Greater” Th “Do Better and Be Better” F “Let God Prevail”: Allowing Him to Influence Our Lives
Allen W. Litchfield
Getting More Out of Our Religious Observances by Connecting with the Lord W-112 Benson Building (BNSN) T Sabbath Observance Isn’t about Avoiding the 39 Melachot Activities W Scripture Study Isn’t about Chanting Th Prayer Isn’t Like Ordering from Amazon F Moving a Step Closer to Connection with God Wherever We Are on the Belief Spectrum
Jason B. Whiting
Creating Healthy Marriages: Habits That Strengthen Connection and Trust 377 Clyde Building (CB) T Honesty and Responsibility in Marriage W Freedom and Friendship in Marriage Th Humility and Repairs in Marriage F Respect and Commitment in Marriage
Tamara Uzelac Hall
“So Imagine My Delight”: Why the Hebrew Language Matters to Our Prophet and to Us 2254 Conference Center (CONF) T Five Hebrew Words and Their Importance to Our Understanding of Scripture W The Proverb of a Virtuous Woman: How Hebrew Makes It Doable Th Tent, Stakes, and Gathering: What Isaiah 54 and Moroni 10:30–32 Beautifully Teach Us about These Words F What’s in a Name? Well, Actually, a Lot . . . in Hebrew: Scriptural Names and Titles That Matter
Lynda V. Cherry
The Feasts and Festivals of the Messiah: Remembrance and Anticipation 2258–2260 Conference Center (CONF) T The Spring Festivals—Passover, Unleavened Bread, and First Fruits—Testify of the Coming Messiah W Pentecost: The Gift of the Law and the Covenant Th Fall Feasts: The Feast of Trumpets and the Book of Mormon, the Day of Atonement and Jesus Christ, Our Great High Priest F Fall Feasts: The Feast of Tabernacles, King Benjamin’s Speech, and the Coming of the Messiah
Continuing Legal Education Classes (See pages 36–37 for the schedule and additional information.) 214 Crabtree Building (CTB) Note: The afternoon CLE classes do not begin at the standard class times. W Mediation Skills, Part I (David P. Dowling) (5:10–6:10 p.m.) Th Mediation Skills, Part II (David P. Dowling) (5:10–6:10 p.m.) Missionary Work and Ministering: In Early Church History and Today Assembly Hall, Hinckley Center (HC) T First Official Church Mission: Samuel H. Smith W First Missionary Companionship: Joseph Smith Sr. and Don Carlos Smith Th Joseph Smith’s Mission to Upper Canada F First Mission of the Church: The Lamanite Mission
Avram R. Shannon
Love and Divine Law in the Book of Mormon Madsen Recital Hall, Harris Fine Arts Center (HFAC) T Connecting Law and Covenant W King Benjamin’s Speech Th Church and Covenant in the Book of Mormon F The Atonement of Christ in Its Ancient Temple Context
Jason Harwood
Creating Habits That Bring Happiness B002 Joseph F. Smith Building (JFSB) T Rejoice More: Recognizing the Goodness of God W Exercise Faith: It Helps Us See and Do More
Mary W. Favro
Connecting with Heaven: What the Humanities Teach Us about God’s Voice B092 Joseph F. Smith Building (JFSB) T The Art of Seeing Clearly: Visualizing Our Spiritual Gifts W Composition: Finding Patterns, Harmony, and Balance in God’s Voice Th Chiaroscuro: Agency and the Powerful Contrast Between Light and Dark F Counterpoint: Concurrent Melodies and a Call for Personal Revelation
Anton E. and Jennifer A. Bowden
An Engineering Perspective on Your Miraculous Body 1102 Jesse Knight Building (JKB) T The Engineering Marvel of Your Body W Your Body: 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
Larry D. Stevenson
Embrace the Mighty Change We Call Repentance 2107 Jesse Knight Building (JKB) T God’s Process for Perfection vs. the Adversary’s Counterfeits W A Fresh Look about God, about Oneself, and about the World Th Grace and Restitution: Forsaking Sin and Turning Our Heart to God F Journey of Mortality: From Bad to Good to Better and to Change Our Very Nature
Gregory L. Johnson
Coming unto Christ through Daily Decisions 3108 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
4:30 p.m.
Ted M. Bair
Th Be Charitable: Our Choices Reflect Our Priorities F Be Consistent: Act in All Diligence
Roger K. Allen
Journey from Fear to Love: Keys to Living from Your Higher, Best Self Auditorium, Joseph Smith Building (JSB) T Four Stages of Adult Emotional Development: From a Reactive to a Mindful Life W “What Desirest Thou?”: Living an Intentional Life Th I’m Hurting and I Want to Stop: Taking Ownership of Your Life F “A New Commandment I Give unto You”: Living God’s Highest Vision
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Tuesday–Friday Classes—4:30 p.m., 5:50 p.m., 7:10 p.m. Kristy A. Ludwig
Spiritual Survival and Emotional Resilience: Teaching Children and Youth the Necessity and Joy of Repentance 206 Martin Building (MARB) T Identity, Purpose, and the Infinite Reach of God’s Perfect Love W Failures and Mistakes are Springboards for Growth: Teaching Children to Do Hard Things Th “Worthiness Is Not Flawlessness” F Experiencing the Joy of Repentance: Living by Faith and Not by Fear
Keith F. and Margaret E. Pickard
Cooperative Parenting after Divorce 207 Martin Building (MARB) T Cooperative Parenting between Two Homes W The Effects of Conflict on Children Th Happy Holidays: Holiday Plans for Parents Who Share Custody F Successful Step-Parenting
Diana S. Elder
The Genealogy Research Process 221 Martin Building (MARB) T Form a Research Question and Analyze Your Sources W Learn about the Location, Geography, and History of Your Genealogy Research Th Make a Research Plan and Create Source Citations F Create a Research Log, Search, and Write Conclusions
Ted H. Ong
Investing for Growth While Managing Risk: Beating Inflation Using Nobel Prize–Winning (Yet Simple) Principles Used by Institutional Investors 222 Martin Building (MARB) T How to Evaluate an Investment Advisor, the Firm, and the Investments W How to Evaluate Returns and Risk at the Portfolio Level Using Modern Portfolio Theory (MPT) Tools Th How to Evaluate Diversification at the Portfolio Level Using Modern Portfolio Theory (MPT) Tools F How to Create a Diversified Portfolio That Manages Risk While Generating Competitive Returns Using the Principles of Modern Portfolio Theory (MPT)
Tamara A. Fackrell
Stand! (Youth) 138–144, Richards Building (RB) T Courage to Stand Your Ground against Your Goliath W Stand by Me: Enhance Your Communication Th Stand Out! Be a Light F Stand Ye in Holy Places and Be Not Moved
Damon L. Bahr
“A Day of Pentecost Indeed”: The Lord Reveals Himself in the Kirtland Temple 151 Tanner Building (TNRB) T Establish a House W Visions and Power from On High before the Dedication
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Th Dedication, a Solemn Assembly, and the Restoration of Priesthood Keys F Subsequent Usage, Multiple “Owners,” the Temple Today and in the Future
Mark E. Beecher
Let the Savior Do the Heavy Lifting . . . 3220–3224 Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) T Because He Desires to Have Us Experience Joy W By Using the Doctrine of Christ: Simple yet Profound Power for Us Th When Struggling with Fear and Doubt: In My Life or the Lives of My Loved Ones F When Facing Great Difficulty and Unfairness
MeiLani G. Hock
Prioritizing Your Life to Become the Person God Wants You to Be 3280–3290 Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) T Reality Check: Are You Busy or Productive? W Time Management Techniques to Explode Your Productivity Th The Power of Habits and Daily Routines to Bring You Closer to the Lord F How to Recognize and Prioritize Your “Good, Better, and Best”
Matthew J. Grey
Galilee in the Time of Jesus Ballroom, Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) T An Overview of Ancient Galilee: From the Old Testament to the Herodian Period W Cities in Roman Galilee: Sepphoris and Tiberias Th Villages and Hamlets in Roman Galilee: Nazareth and Capernaum F Magdala and the Galilean Fishing Economy
Lawrence B. Blonquist
Spiritual Inspiration from Masters of the Arts, Part 1 Varsity, Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) T Bach: Sources of Spiritual Inspiration and Strength W Mozart: Exploring the Connection between Beauty and Truth Th Beethoven: Discovering Strength in Challenges F Chopin: Finding Spiritual Connections with Great Music and Art
5:50–6:45 p.m. Janis M. Rowberry and Justin P. Rowberry
Increase Happiness, Decrease Anxiety: Learn to Thrive! 377 Clyde Building (CB) T Anxiety or Depression Dragging You Down? Implementing Techniques to Help Release and Let Go of Pain (Janis M. Rowberry) W A Deeper Look at Thriving Techniques: Mindfulness, Life Balance, Grounding Exercises, and Self-Soothing (Janis M. Rowberry) Th After the Manner of Happiness: Behaviors That Increase Happiness and Decrease Anxiety in Your Home, Part 1 (Justin P. Rowberry)
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Mark A. Mathews
The House of the Lord: The Unfolding Revelation of the Purpose and Power of Temples Madsen Recital Hall, Harris Fine Arts Center (HFAC) T “That They Might Behold the Face of God” (D&C 84:23) W “Committed unto Us the Keys” (D&C 110:11) Th “That I May Reveal Mine Ordinances” (D&C 124:40) F “There Are Three Heavens . . . and in Order to Obtain the Highest” (D&C 131:1–2)
Brandon D. Porter
Building a Marriage That Thrives 1102 Jesse Knight Building (JKB) T The Power of Faith, Friendship, and Positivity in Marriage W Small and Simple Acts That Fuel Joy in Marriage Th Keeping Date Night Alive and Thriving! F Supporting the Well-Being and Interests of Each Spouse
Benjamin J. Knowlton
General Conference: Taking It Personally 3108 Jesse Knight Building (JKB) 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
Darren E. Schmidt
“These are Your Days!”: The Blessings and Responsibilities of Living in the Latter Days! (Youth) Auditorium, Joseph Smith Building (JSB) T “Inner Beauty”: Learning to See Yourself the Way That God Sees You W Game On! Setting and Achieving Goals That Really Count! Th “It’s the Most Important Thing Happening on the Earth Today!”: How to Improve in Your Teenage Ministering and Gathering Efforts F The Great Blessing of Daily Repentance and of the Savior’s Atonement Our Only Safety in the Last Days: Following the Prophets and Apostles 151 Tanner Building (TNRB) T Our Only Safety in the Last Days Will Be Following the Prophets and Apostles W The Prophets’ Teachings about the Temple and Family History Will Protect and Bless Us (Part 1) Th The Prophets’ Teachings about the Temple and Family History Will Protect and Bless Us (Part 2) F The Divinely Appointed Roles of Men and Women
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The Apocrypha: What’s in It and Where Did It Come From? 3220–3224 Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) T Where Did the Apocrypha Come From: Wisdom Sayings in the Apocrypha W Additional Stories about Daniel and Esther Th The Maccabees: A Family and a Legacy F Heroines and Heroes: Judith and Tobit
Richard G. Moore
Premortal and Postmortal Life 3280–3290 Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) T What We Know about Our Premortal Life W Life after Death in the World of Spirits: What Is the Spirit World? Th Life after Death in the World of Spirits: The Purpose of the Spirit World F The Doctrine of the Resurrection
Barbara Morgan Gardner
Embracing Priesthood Privileges Ballroom, Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) T Recent Invitation for Women to Understand Priesthood Privileges W How Priesthood Applies to Women at Church Th How the Priesthood Applies to Women at Home F How to Gain Access to Priesthood Power: Unity and Responsibility
Lawrence B. Blonquist
Spiritual Inspiration from Masters of the Arts, Part 2 Varsity, Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) T Bach: Why He Mastered the Technical Skills for Creating Fugues W Mozart: Discovered His Life’s Purpose by Creating and Expanding Every Music Style of His Time Th Beethoven: Overcame Severe Personal Losses by Creating Inspired, Beautiful Music F Chopin: Expressed Profound Spiritual Insights as He Created New Musical Forms in His Tragically Short Life
7:10–8:05 p.m. Emily de Schweinitz Taylor
Understanding and Applying Effective Conflict Resolution Skills in Everyday Life 377 Clyde Building (CB) T Making Peace with Conflict W Conflict Fluency: Adopting the Five Approaches to Conflict Th Managing Our Anger: A Nonviolent Communication Perspective F Understanding and Navigating Intergenerational Conflict
7:10 p.m.
David F. Barrus
Jared W. Ludlow
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Tuesday–Friday Classes—7:10 p.m., 8:30 p.m. David A. Morton
Anatomical Considerations Madsen Recital Hall, Harris Fine Arts Center (HFAC) T Anatomical Considerations: Your Muscles W Anatomical Considerations: Your Bones Th Anatomical Considerations: Your Nerves F Anatomical Considerations: Crucifixion
Jonathan R. West
Becoming the Person God Intended You to Be 1102 Jesse Knight Building (JKB) T Strengthening Faith in the Journey of Life W “Lord, Is It I?”: Having Self-Awareness Th Tolerance, Judging, and Love F Remaining Faithful in Times of Adversity
Jo Ann Skousen
Heroines of the Bible: Four Dynamic Women in the Ancestry of Jesus Christ 3108 Jesse Knight Building (JKB) T Lessons from Rebekah: The Power of Personal Prayer W Lessons from Leah: Restoring Family Harmony Th Lessons from Ruth: The Key to Establishing Healthy In-Law Relationships F Lessons from Bathsheba: The Healing Balm of Repentance
Brad R. Wilcox
Learning for Myself (Youth) Auditorium, Joseph Smith Building (JSB) T If I’m Not Alone, Why Am I Lonely? W Filling Your Testimony Tank Th To Know the Prophet Joseph Smith F We Are All in Need of a Savior
Leslie A. Bonsteel
Unlock the Power of Your Exceedingly Great Faith 151 Tanner Building (TNRB) T Building on Your Faith Foundation: Preparing Your Heart—Your Desires and Focus Matter! W Using Your Faith to Overcome Insecurities, Anxiety, and Fear Th Using Your Faith to Accomplish the Seemingly Impossible! F Strengthening Faith in Yourself and Others
Jared W. Ludlow
The Importance of Jerusalem in Religious History and in the Future 3220–3224 Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) T Jerusalem before David: Mount Moriah and Melchizedek W Royal Jerusalem: The First Temple and the Monarchy Th Jerusalem Under the Empires: The Second Temple and Jesus’ Ministry F Jerusalem Present and Future
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Ron L. Andersen
The Latter-day Saints through Abraham Lincoln’s Eyes 3280–3290 Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) T Abraham Lincoln’s Observations of the Early Latter-day Saints W The Remarkable Similarities of the Prophet Joseph Smith and Abraham Lincoln Th Abraham Lincoln and the Restoration of the Gospel of Jesus Christ F Abraham Lincoln Believed That He Had a Calling from God
Tamara A. Fackrell
Mindful Marriage: Shape Up Your Marriage Ballroom, Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) T Marriage Star: Five Points to Happily Ever After W Out-of-the-Box Communication Th The Marital Circle: Adding Happiness to Your Marriage F The Marriage Triangle: Bringing Your Marriage Closer to God
M. Winston Egan
Grandparenting on Purpose, Part 1 Varsity, Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) T Grandparenting on Purpose: What Is It? W Connecting with Grandchildren Th Family Traditions and Routines F Building Spirituality in Your Grandchildren
8:30–9:25 p.m. Darren E. Schmidt
A Day of Miracles! Finding Meaning in Life and in the Lord’s Many “Tender Mercies” 377 Clyde Building (CB) T A Day of Miracles: The Importance of Remembering, Even for You! W A Day of Miracles: Finding Meaning and Purpose in the Challenges of Life Th A Day of Miracles: Finding Healing for Ourselves, Our Marriages, and Our Families F A Day of Miracles: The Temple, A Tender Mercy in Our Day”
Lori L. Denning
Gathering of Israel: The Prophets Taught That a Remnant Would Return and That God Would Save the World through Jesus Christ Madsen Recital Hall, Harris Fine Arts Center (HFAC) T How Ancient Covenants Promised Salvation Amidst Exile W The Role of the Book of Mormon in Gathering All People: The Shadow and Signs of Greater Things to Come Th The Savior’s Mortal Ministry Reached Out to the One— the Marginalized, the Widow, Tax Collector, the Woman, Samaritan, and the Leper: He Included All in Gathering F How This Dispensation Completes the Gathering, Including across All Time
Lonny J. Ward
The Lord Loves All His Children: Lessons Learned While Working in the Developing Countries of Africa, South America, and Asia 1102 Jesse Knight Building (JKB) T The Tender Mercies of the Lord at Home and Abroad: Uplifting and Encouraging Stories from Developing Countries in Africa, South America, and Asia W Teaching the Needy “How to Fish”: Giving in the Lord’s Way by Understanding Sustainable Humanitarian Programs around the World Th Lessons Learned from Fighting Poverty in Developing Countries: Recognizing and Strengthening Our Undeveloped Spiritual Resources F Virtually Walking in Another’s Shoes: Increasing Gratitude by Truly Understanding How the People in Developing Nations Live
Jo Ann Skousen
Heroic Women of the Bible 3108 Jesse Knight Building (JKB) T Women in the Time of Jesus Christ: Disciples, Friends and Witnesses W Rebekah: The Power of Personal Prayer Th Rachel and Leah: Strengthening Family Relationships F Esther and Abigail: Courageous Leaders in Dangerous Times
Jennifer Yorgason Thatcher
Protection, Power, and Purpose in an Online World (Youth) Auditorium, Joseph Smith Building (JSB) T Your Spiritual Glow-Up: Receiving the Savior’s Image in Your Countenance W Armed for Your Online Battle Th No Class This Hour (Youth Dance at JFSB Quad) F Let’s Go Change the World! The Intersections between Language and Law 151 Tanner Building (TNRB) T Constitutional Laws Relating to Language Use W Criminalized Language Use
Jared W. Ludlow
A Crash Course on the World’s Four Largest Religions: Hinduism, Buddhism, Christianity, and Islam 3220–3224 Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) T Hinduism W Buddhism Th Christianity F Islam
Ron L. Andersen
Defenders of Religious Freedom: Joseph Smith and Abraham Lincoln 3280–3290 Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) T Defenders of Religious Freedom: Joseph Smith and Abraham Lincoln W Joseph Smith’s Noble Run for President of the United States Th President Abraham Lincoln Finishes the Prophet’s Plan to Preserve Religious Freedom F Leading Like Lincoln
Tamara A. Fackrell
Parenting Practices for Imperfect Parents Ballroom, Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) T Developing a Communication and Problem-Solving System for Kids W The Science of Good Parenting Th Quick Tips for Good Parenting F Holy Practices for Your Home
M. Winston Egan
Grandparenting on Purpose, Part 2 Varsity, Wilkinson Student Center (WSC) T Discovering the Needs of Your Grandchildren and Parents W Reconnecting with Your Children and Their Spouses Th Yearly Family Themes and Goals F What Do Grandchildren Want and Need?
8:30 p.m.
LaReina Hingson
Th Language Variation and Issues in Interactions with Officers of the Law F Language as Evidence
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BYU Education Week Campus Map PARKING
SHUTTLE ROUTES AND STOPS
See page 44 for parking information.
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Shuttle vans run between designated stops on campus from 7:45 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. on Monday; 7:45 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. on Tuesday through Friday. Please give boarding preference to seniors and disabled attendees, and realize that it is your responsibility to move from class to class or to your place of residence. 11c
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Campus Dining Dine on campus for the BYU experience. Each venue has a matching marker on the campus map (pages 32–33).
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Come enjoy a great dining experience at The Commons. We offer all-you-care-to-eat from six different food platforms, which include the following: a salad and fruit bar, pasta, entrée choices, burgers, soups, waffles, desserts, and more. For more information, visit dining.byu.edu/cannon.
Social gatherings and great food fill the Cougareat. You’ll find Aloha Plate, Subway, Chick-fil-A, Grab & Go, Wendy’s, Papa John’s, Cougar Café, Jamba Juice, Cougar Express, and Taco Bell. For more information, visit dining.byu.edu.cougareat.
LOCATION: Helaman Halls, Cannon Commons
LOCATION: Wilkinson Student Center
HOURS: Sun., Aug. 14
HOURS:
No breakfast or lunch available 4:30–6:00 p.m. (Dinner) 6:30–9:00 a.m. (Breakfast) 11:00 a.m.–1:30 p.m. (Lunch) 4:00–7:30 p.m. (Dinner)
Mon.–Sat. Mon.–Fri. Mon.–Fri.
PRICING: Mon.–Sat. (Per Meal) Breakfast $9.00 (Gift Card $8.10) Lunch $11.50 (Gift Card $10.35) Dinner $13.50 (Gift Card $12.15) Sunday (Aug. 14) Dinner $15.00 (Gift Card $13.50) Prices subject to change.
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Sat.
10:30 AM–9:00 PM
CLOSED
Chick-fil-A
7:00 AM–9:00 PM
7:00 AM–10:00 PM
11:00 AM–6:00 PM
Choices
10:30 AM–9:00 PM
10:30 AM–9:00 PM
CLOSED
Cougar Café
7:00 AM–8:00 PM
7:00 AM–10:00 PM
8:00 AM–1:30 PM
Cougar Express
8:00 AM - 7:00 PM
7:00 AM–9:00 PM
11:00 AM–5:00 PM
Jamba SAB
10:00 AM–4:00 PM
9:00 AM–6:00 PM
CLOSED
Jamba WSC
8:00 AM–7:00 PM
7:00 AM–10:00 PM
10:00 AM–6:00 PM
Milk & Cookies
11:00 AM–6:00 PM
11:00 AM–6:00 PM
11:00 AM–5:00 PM
Papa John’s
10:30 AM–5:00 PM
10:30 AM–7:00 PM
CLOSED
Subway
7:00 AM–6:30 PM
7:00 AM–7:00 PM
11:00 AM–4:00 PM
Taco Bell
10:30 AM–8:00 PM
10:30 AM–8:00 PM
11:00 AM–4:00 PM
Wendy’s
7:00 AM–9:00 PM
7:00 AM–9:30 PM
11:00 AM–6:00 PM
Wendy’s will serve breakfast until 10:00 a.m.
LOCATION: Museum of Art
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Tue.–Fri.
10:30 AM–7:00 PM
Chick-fil-A will serve breakfast until 10:30 a.m.
Enjoy lunch and appeal to your finer tastes with sandwiches, salads, soups, and entrées at this Italian bistro cuisine café located in the Museum of Art. For more information, visit dining.byu.edu/moacafe.
HOURS: Mon.–Fri.,
Mon., Aug 15 Aloha Plate
11:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m.
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Dining AT THE
MARRIOTT CENTER
Don’t lose your parking spot to drive around looking for a restaurant. Stay at the Marriott Center and enjoy great food without the hassle. Choose from sandwiches, entreés, salads, BYU brownies, and more. Enjoy the speed and convenience of outside food trucks. For more information, visit dining.byu.edu/concessions. LOCATION: Marriott Center HOURS: Mon.–Fri. Portal K Outside Vendors
7:30 a.m.–3:30 p.m. 9:30 a.m.–3:30 p.m.
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5b Enjoy refreshing Jamba Juice any time of day. Choose from a variety of delicious fruit combinations. For menu information, visit dining.byu.edu/jambajuice.
Cosmo’s Mini Mart offers a variety of fresh bagels, donuts, green smoothies, salads/sandwiches, drinks, and snacks as well as toiletries. Please visit byustore.com.
Jamba Juice WSC Mon. 8:00 a.m.–7:00 p.m. Tue.–Fri. 7:00 a.m.–10:00 p.m. Sat. 10:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.
LOCATION: Southwest corner of the BYU Store HOURS: Mon. Tue.–Fri. Sat.
Jamba Juice SAB Mon. 10:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m. Tue.–Fri. 9:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m. Sat. Closed
7:45 a.m.–6:00 p.m. 7:45 a.m.–8:00 p.m. 10:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.
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1200 North 900 East Mon.–Thu. 7:00 a.m.–11:00 p.m. Fri.–Sat. 7:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m. Ice Cream 11:00 a.m.–10:00 p.m. Grill 11:00 a.m.–8:00 p.m.
7b Creamery Outlet
Located in the Culinary Support Center Mon.–Fri. 7:30 a.m.–9:00 p.m. Sat. 9:00 a.m.–7:00 p.m.
7c Helaman Halls
Located next to Cannon Commons Mon.–Fri. 7:00 a.m.–8:00 p.m. Sat. 10:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.
The Blue Line Deli & Market Tame your exotic flare with a sweet pulled-pork salad, smothered burrito, or savory chicken quesadilla. Shake things up and take classic to a new level with a unique sandwich. In a hurry, we have grab-n-go hot and cold sandwiches, salads, drinks, and snacks at the Blue Line Deli! Visit dining.byu.edu/blueline. LOCATION: W117 TNRB HOURS: Mon.–Fri.
11:00 a.m.–2:30 p.m.
Wyview: 1700 North 950 East Mon.–Sat. 9:00 a.m.–8:00 p.m.
Get Your BYU Dining Gift Card!
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LOCATION: 685 East University Pkwy HOURS: Mon.–Fri. Sat.
7a Creamery on Ninth Grocery
9:00 a.m.–5:30 p.m. 9:00 a.m.–noon
BYU Dining Gift Cards will be available beginning Saturday, August 14, at the Cougar Express convenience store in the Cougareat and at BYU Creamery stores (except the Wyview Creamery). Load your card in increments of $25 and get discounted rates at Cannon Commons, BYU’s premier all-you-careto-eat dining location. Use the card at
all BYU Dining locations on campus (not valid at non-BYU vendors and off-campus locations). For more details, see page 46. Note: BYU Dining Gift Cards never expire and can be used throughout the year but are not refundable.
Chef Driven, Student Powered dining.byu.edu 801-422-4935
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CONTINUING LEGAL EDUCATION CLASSES J. Reuben Clark Law Society
The following classes are sponsored by the J. Reuben Clark Law Society and are for registered BYU Education Week students. In addition to the Education Week tuition, attorneys seeking Continuing Legal Education credit are required to pay a $50 fee for the week. Education Week registration is available by calling 801-422-8925 during business hours. The $50 fee can be paid in advance by selecting the option “For Attorneys: CLE Credit” when you register for the Tuesday–Friday section of Education Week (or with the Monday–Friday section if you plan to attend regular Education Week classes a day before the CLE classes begin). 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. If you plan to register for a single day or any other partevent Education Week section, either in advance or during the program, you will need to pay the $50 fee at the door of the classroom, 214 Crabtree Building, during August 16–19. You will need to show your Education Week name badge in order to register at the door of the classroom. Participants must check with their respective state bars for verification that the following classes will be accepted as CLE credit.
Classes will be in 214 Crabtree Building (CTB)
Tuesday, August 16, 2022 8:30–10:30 a.m.
David A. Channer
Day-to-Day Legal Challenges Faced by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
1:10–2:10 p.m.
Forrest R. Hansen Annette W. Jarvis
The JRCLS Contributions to the Legal World
2:30–3:30 p.m.
Anne C. Mpamah Stephen S. Davis
Ethics of the Legal Profession
3:50–4:50 p.m.
Joshua S. Baron Annette W. Jarvis Michael S. Kennedy
Is Covid Over? The Pandemic's Lasting Impact on Legal Services
Wednesday, August 17, 2022 Susannah Thomas Craig D. Galli
Water, Fire and Development in the West
Mitzi R. Collins Tadiana W. Jones Katherine M. Kulbeth Amanda S. Williams
Choosing One's Career Path: Opportunities and Impacts of Choice
Eric T. Jensen Maj Ryan M. Fisher Jon C. Eskelsen
Law of War—What Is It Good For?
1:10–2:10 p.m.
Forrest R. Hansen
Constitutions Worldwide
2:30–3:30 p.m.
Stephen S. Davis
The Elephant (and Donkey) in the Room: Election Law and the 2020 Presidential Election
3:50–4:50 p.m.
Cynthia J. Lange
Persecution and Political Asylum
5:10–6:10 p.m.
David P. Dowling
Mediation, Part I
8:30–9:30 a.m. 9:50–10:50 a.m.
11:10 a.m.–12:10 p.m.
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See the “About the Faculty” section on pages 48–52.
Thursday, August 18, 2022 Hon. Sherrill A. Ellsworth Hon. Kelly L. Hansen Hon. Currie Mingledorff II
Justice and Mercy: Do I Leave My Faith on the Courthouse Steps?—A Judicial Perspective
Blaine H. Evanson
Supreme Court Roundup
1:10–2:10 p.m.
Reed B. Park
Fundamental Laws and Legal Matters Pertaining to Students and Employees in K-12 Public Education
2:30–3:30 p.m.
Mitchell C. Freestone
Practicing Law in Europe: Legal Complexities Post-Brexit
3:50–4:50 p.m.
Richard W. Sheffield
How Can We Serve for Good in Our Everyday Practice?
5:10–6:10 p.m.
David P. Dowling
Mediation, Part II
8:30–9:30 a.m.
9:50–11:50 a.m.
Friday, August 19, 2022 John Huber
Civility and Professionalism
Jeffrey N. Walker
From Liberty to Freedom: Joseph Smith and Missouri Justice
Jacqueline Carlton Michael E. Curtis
A Legislative Drafter’s Perspective on the Legislative Process
1:10–2:10 p.m.
Michael S. Kennedy
Healthcare and Law: The Healing Professions
2:30–3:30 p.m.
Liz J. Darger Cameron T. Walker
Challenges and Legalities of Collegiate Athletics
3:50–4:50 p.m.
Alisa D. Wilkes
Creating and Maintaining a Successful Law Firm
8:30–9:30 a.m. 9:50–10:50 a.m. 11:10 a.m.–12:10 p.m.
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Youth Classes MONDAY
Elder Quentin L. Cook
Randy B. Clegg
Devotional Address
Things That Matter Most 8:30–9:25 a.m. 138–144, Richards Building (RB)
Tuesday, August 16 Marriott Center (MC) 11:10 a.m.–12:05 p.m.
Kori L. Andrews
Christ Lightens: Finding Hope, Healing, and Happiness through Hard Times 9:50–10:45 a.m. 138–144, Richards Building (RB) Life-Changing Lessons from Scriptural Heroes Who Chose Faith 11:10 a.m.–12:05 p.m. 138–144, Richards Building (RB)
The Gentle Christ: Learning to Trust Your Everyday Savior 11:10 a.m.–12:05 p.m. 138–144, Richards Building (RB) W Always Remember Him: He Will Never Forget YOU! Th YOU Were Worth Dying For: He Is Worth Living For F He Is the Light of the World: You Are a Light to the World!
Bradley P. Owens
Scott L. Anderson
Lani O. Hilton
Gospel Roots to Emotional Resilience 12:30–1:25 p.m. 138–144, Richards Building (RB)
Scott C. Woodward
Seven Evidences That the Book of Mormon Is True 1:50–2:45 p.m. 138–144, Richards Building (RB)
Lynne Hilton Wilson
Preparing for Personal Revelation 3:10–4:05 p.m. 138–144, Richards Building (RB)
TUESDAY–FRIDAY Bruce Chang
Tradition vs. Conversion: How Do We View the Gospel of Jesus Christ? 8:30–9:25 a.m. 138–144, Richards Building (RB) T Putting on the Whole Armor of God W Doubt Your Doubts before You Doubt Your Faith Th Bring Back the Prodigal Son in All of Us F Love One Another
Corinne T. Baird
“O Youth of the Noble Birthright”: What It Means and What I Should Do about It 9:50–10:45 a.m. 138–144, Richards Building (RB) T You Are Noble, You Are Great!: Let’s Talk about That W An Amazing Gift: What the Constant Companionship of the Holy Ghost Can Do for You! Th We Are the Clay, He Is the Potter: Let’s Willingly Become the Work of His Hands! F Will You Be Asked to Sacrifice? Yes: Preparing for the Blessings and Growth That Come through Experience
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Brian G. Andre
Joy in the Journey 12:30–1:25 p.m. 138–144, Richards Building (RB) T Your Divine Design W “The Truth Shall Make You Free” (John 8:32) Th Guidelines to Happiness F Our Savior’s Love
Larry D. Stevenson
Scholarships at Any Age! A Simple System to Secure Scholarships (Youth and Parents) 1:50–2:45 p.m. 138–144, Richards Building (RB) T How to Apply for 105 Scholarships Each Year in Ninety Minutes a Week W Seventeen Sources to Find 70–100 Scholarships Perfect for You Th Prepare 33 Statements to Prove You Deserve Their Money F Prepare Reusable Scholarship Essays and Letters of Recommendation
Olivia Lyman Jewell
Modern-Day Tools for Improving Your Regular Worship: “These Things for Your Profit and Learning” (2 Nephi 2) 3:10–4:05 p.m. 138–144, Richards Building (RB) T Knowing Who You Are and the Role Technology Plays in the Plan of Salvation W Plugging into the True Source of Power: Digital Tools to Maximize Your Spiritual Learning Th Smartly Using Your Smartphone: Life Management with These Incredible Apps F Using Technology to Accomplish His Purposes: Powerful Tools to Help Hasten the Work
Tamara A. Fackrell
Stand! 4:30–5:25 p.m. 138–144, Richards Building (RB) T Courage to Stand Your Ground against Your Goliath W Stand by Me: Enhance Your Communication Th Stand Out! Be a Light F Stand Ye in Holy Places and Be Not Moved
Darren E. Schmidt
“These are Your Days!”: The Blessings and Responsibilities of Living in the Latter Days! 5:50–6:45 p.m. Auditorium, Joseph Smith Building (JSB) T “Inner Beauty”: Learning to See Yourself the Way That God Sees You W Game On! Setting and Achieving Goals That Really Count! Th “It’s the Most Important Thing Happening on the Earth Today!”: How to Improve in Your Teenage Ministering and Gathering Efforts F The Great Blessing of Daily Repentance and of the Savior’s Atonement
Brad R. Wilcox
BYU Education Week
YOUTH CLASSES AND DANCE! Classes for Youth Monday 8:30 a.m.–4:05 p.m., 138–144 RB Tuesday–Friday 8:30 a.m.–5:25 p.m., 138–144 RB 5:50–9:25 p.m., JSB Auditorium
Youth Dance Thursday 9:00–10:30 p.m., JFSB Quad No fee required. Show your name badge for admittance.
Ages
14–18 (must be 14 by December 31, 2022)
Dress
Casual dress. Please abide by For the Strength of Youth and BYU standards.
Please Remember
You must wear your name badge to be admitted to the classes and dance.
Learning for Myself 7:10–8:05 p.m. Auditorium, Joseph Smith Building (JSB) T If I’m Not Alone, Why Am I Lonely? W Filling Your Testimony Tank Th To Know the Prophet Joseph Smith F We Are All in Need of a Savior
Jennifer Yorgason Thatcher
Protection, Power, and Purpose in an Online World 8:30–9:25 p.m. Auditorium, Joseph Smith Building (JSB) T Your Spiritual Glow-Up: Receiving the Savior’s Image in Your Countenance W Armed for Your Online Battle Th No Class This Hour (Youth Dance at JFSB Quad) F Let’s Go Change the World!
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BYU EDUCATION WEEK | EVENING PERFORMANCES
Ticket Information
Ticket Price: $16 Mobile Delivery Only. You will have the option to receive tickets 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. Beginning July 12 at 10:00 a.m. Mountain Time, tickets may be purchased using any of the following methods: •O nline Sales: Beginning July 12, 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. •T elephone Sales: Call the BYU Ticket Office at 801-422-2981, Monday through Friday, 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Mountain Time. Calls are answered in the order received—your patience is appreciated. • Note: In-person sales are currently unavailable.
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.
TICKETS: $16 byutickets.com
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The Sound of Music A SCERA Production de Jong Concert Hall Harris Fine Arts Center (HFAC) Tuesday–Friday, 7:30 p.m. The final collaboration between Rodgers & Hammerstein was destined to become the world’s most beloved musical. Featuring cherished songs including “Climb Ev’ry Mountain,”, “My Favorite Things,” “Do Re Mi,” “Sixteen Going on Seventeen” and the title number, The Sound of Music earned five Tony Awards and the hearts of audiences worldwide. The inspirational story, based on the memoir of Maria Augusta von Trapp, follows an exuberant postulant who serves as governess to the seven children of the commanding Captain von Trapp, bringing music and joy to the household. But as the forces of Nazism take hold of Austria, Maria and the entire von Trapp family must make a decision that affects their entire lives. Directed by Allison Books.
Timeless: The Golden Age of Broadway by Dallyn Vail Bayles and Amy Shreeve Keeler Marriott Center, Tuesday–Friday, 7:30 p.m.
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Registration and General Information
Registration and General Information DATES
This year: August 15–19, 2022 Next year: August 21–25, 2023
WEBSITE
educationweek.byu.edu
LOCATION
Brigham Young University campus, Provo, Utah
MINIMUM AGE
Education Week is designed for adults and youth. Youth must be age 14 or older by December 31, 2022. Do not bring children who are under the minimum age, including babies, to the program, as they are not permitted in the classrooms or in the campus housing facilities.
REGISTRATION
Each person attending Education Week must register and must wear his or her own name badge to be admitted to class. Your name badge represents your registration and may not be sold, transferred, or shared. Early registration and atthe-door registration are available.
EARLY REGISTRATION (through August 13) Online
Register online at educationweek.byu.edu through 5:00 p.m. Mountain Time on Saturday, August 13. If you register by August 7, your receipt and name badge will be mailed to you. If you register after August 7, 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.
By Phone
Call 801-422-8925 on weekdays from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Mountain Time through Friday, August 12. If you register over the phone by Friday, August 5, a receipt and name badge will be mailed to you. If you register by phone after Friday, August 5, please pick up your name badge at one of the Will Call locations.
In Person
Register 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. through August 12. Registration will be open Saturday, August 13, 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 Monday, July 4, and Monday, July 25.
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Will Call Locations
• August 8–12: 116 Harman Continuing Education Building (HCEB), 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. • August 13: 116 Harman Continuing Education Building (HCEB), 1:00 p.m.–5:00 p.m. • August 15: Marriott Center northeast ticket booth and WSC Garden Court, 7:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. • August 16–19: Marriott Center northeast ticket booth, 7:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. Tuesday and 7:30 a.m.–5:00 p.m. Wednesday–Friday; WSC Garden Court, 7:00 a.m.–8:30 p.m. Tuesday and 7:30 a.m.–8:30 p.m. Wednesday–Friday.
Early and At-the-Door Registration Tuition
Monday–Friday .............................................................................................. $87 Monday–Friday (62 and over) ............................................................... $84 Tuesday–Friday ............................................................................................. $77 Tuesday–Friday (62 and over) .............................................................. $74 Tuesday–Friday Mornings (8:30 a.m.–12:05 p.m.) ........................ $38 Tuesday–Friday Afternoons (12:30–4:05 p.m.) .............................. $38 Tuesday–Friday Evenings (4:30–9:25 p.m.) ..................................... $38 Monday Only (8:30 a.m.–4:05 p.m.) .................................................... $28 One Day Only—Tues., Wed., Thurs., or Fri. ...................................... $36
At-the-Door Tuition
One Morning Only (8:30 a.m.–12:05 p.m.) ....................................... $22 One Afternoon Only (12:30–4:05 p.m.) .............................................. $22 One Evening Only (4:30–9:25 p.m.) ..................................................... $22
AT-THE-DOOR REGISTRATION (August 15–19)
Note: Youth under the age of 18 must provide a Youth Program Participation Agreement form, signed by a parent or legal guardian, at time of registration. See educationweek.byu.edu for the form and other details. There are usually modest lines for registration and the Will Call 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–Tuesday Wednesday–Friday
7:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. 7:30 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Wilkinson Student Center Garden Court Monday Tuesday Wednesday–Friday
7:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. 7:00 a.m.–8:30 p.m. 7:30 a.m.–8:30 p.m.
REFUND POLICY
Refunds (minus the processing fee) are made if your written refund request, receipt, and name badge arrive in our office by the following dates: • Friday, August 5, for Housing ($10 processing fee).
• Thursday, August 11, for Registration ($8 processing fee). No registration refunds will be made after August 11. Education Week registration is nontransferable. Please cancel through our office if you are unable to attend. Send your refund request, receipt, and name badge to: Education Week Refunds 116 Harman Continuing Education Building, BYU Provo, UT 84602 Refunds will be credited to your bank or credit card if you paid using a bank or credit card. If you paid using another method, a check will be issued. Refunds take approximately two weeks to process.
HOSTING STAFF NEEDS
INFORMATION DESKS
Information desks are located at the WSC Garden Court, Marriott Center, and several outdoor locations across campus. Hosting staff can also help you.
INFORMATION UPDATES
Again in 2022: Program updates will be posted on the 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.
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 30 (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.
NO RECORDING OF LECTURES
• Volunteers attend a training session at 10:00 a.m. in 3220–3224 WSC on Saturday, August 13, 2022. If you are not from the local area and cannot attend the meeting, please contact our office at 801-422-6214.
Information presented in BYU Education Week financial classes is intended to be general information to help you make better-informed decisions and should not be relied on as a substitute for professional advice regarding your personal financial planning. Before you make any investment (or other financial commitment, including insurance), you should consult with your own financial advisor. Neither BYU Education Week nor Brigham Young University accepts any responsibility for decisions students make based on information presented in these classes.
• Hosting staff must be 18 years of age or older.
GENERAL INFORMATION DRESS AND CONDUCT STANDARDS
Participants are asked to uphold BYU standards of dress and conduct while attending Education Week. The dress and grooming of men, women, and youth should be neat, clean, and modest, consistent with the standards of Brigham Young University and The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Clothing should be modest in fabric, fit, style, and length. Clothing that is sleeveless, strapless, or revealing is not acceptable. Skirts, dresses, and shorts must be knee-length or longer. See the Education Week website for details.
Lectures may not be recorded or broadcast. Taking pictures during a lecture is permitted, but please turn off the flash and be courteous of the presenter and others around you.
CELL PHONES
Please be considerate by silencing your phone and not making calls in the classroom.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT FINANCIAL CLASSES
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.
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PERSONAL COUNSELING REQUESTS
You are welcome to speak with faculty members after their presentations; however, please do not ask for personal counsel, advice, or help from the faculty. Individuals should seek counsel from their local priesthood leaders or clergy regarding personal problems or concerns.
LOST AND FOUND
Found items, including Education Week name badges, should be taken to the hosting table of the building in which they are found. At the end of each day, all items are taken to the BYU Lost and Found office (1131 WSC, 801-422-3024). Hours are Monday, Wednesday, Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., Tuesday, Thursday from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., and Saturday 8:00 a.m. to noon. If no one is at the office, participants can call 801-422-3024 to request help.
NO PRIVATE VENDORS OR FLYERS
Distribution of flyers or advertising brochures of any type is prohibited on university property. Likewise, private vendors are not allowed on university property.
HELP WITH DISABILITIES
BYU is committed to providing reasonable accommodations for people with qualified disabilities. Before registration and at least 30 days before the program begins, discuss your individual situation with the program coordinator. Standard hearing-impaired receivers on the “red” channel (channel A) work in the Marriott Center. If you bring a personal receiver, headset, and batteries, your set will operate in the Marriott Center. If you need technical help with your set, see the engineers at the sound booth inside Portal H. Several buildings on campus are also set up for receivers, which may be checked out from 2170 WSC.
INTERNET ACCESS
Education Week participants have free guest access to the internet via wireless network in most academic buildings (including the WSC), classrooms, and student common areas on campus. This service is not available in student housing residences except in the common areas. Education Week makes no guarantee of service. The guest wireless network is an unsecured connection; participants are advised to use caution when sending confidential information over a wireless network. To connect to the wireless network, choose BYUWiFi or BYUGUEST from the list of available networks on your mobile device. You will be prompted to agree to the terms of service for guest access every 24 hours. No password is needed to access BYU-WiFi or BYUGUEST.
PROGRAM EVALUATIONS Education Week welcomes participant feedback and suggestions. Submit an online evaluation of your Education Week experience at educationweek.byu.edu between August 15 and September 9, 2022.
TRANSPORTATION AND PARKING PARKING ON CAMPUS
Education Week parking is available in specified lots on campus and is marked on the map on pages 32–33. 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 13, on a firstcome, first-served basis. Lot 37 is a parking lot only; there are no restrooms, showers, hookups, or dump sites. Restrooms and showers in student housing and locker-room areas may not be used by participants staying in RVs. We also ask that you not bring pets onto campus property. When using the parking area, you must keep it free of litter, ensure that your vehicle does not leak, keep awnings contained so traffic is not impeded, be sure you do not attach anything to structures, fixtures, surfaces, or electrical sources, and keep RVs inside parking stalls as much as possible. Shuttle vans run between lot 37 and the main campus.
PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION
Call 888-743-3882 or visit rideuta.com for bus and train route time schedules and information. We strongly encourage you to use the bus rapid transit system, Utah Valley Express (UVX), Route 830X, which runs through Provo and Orem. The benefits of riding Utah Valley Express: • It is currently FREE to ride. Other routes require a fare. • 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.
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• Buses stops include three stations on campus: • the BYU Stadium Station near the Marriott Center • the BYU North Campus Station near the BYU Conference Center • the BYU South Campus Station just 300 yards south of the Wilkinson Student Center • 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 7:45 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. on Monday and from 7:45 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. (or until after the evening performances) on Tuesday through Friday (see map on pages 32–33). 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 32–33, 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 (adjacent to the Harris Fine Arts Center) are wheelchair accessible. One wheelchair-accessible 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.
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 (801-596-1600) 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 free 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.
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.
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BYU DINING GIFT CARDS
BYU Dining Gift Cards are available when you arrive on campus. These dining gift cards • are nonrefundable but have no expiration date and can be used throughout the year; • give a discount on meals at the Cannon Commons; • can be used at all BYU Dining locations (not valid at nonBYU vendors and off-campus locations); • can be loaded in increments of $25 at the time of purchase; • can have additional funds added in increments of $25; • cannot be deactivated or replaced if lost since the card is not linked to a particular person; and • cannot be used for purchases at the BYU Store. The BYU Dining Gift Cards will be available for purchase during Education Week at BYU Creamery stores (except Wyview Creamery) and at the Cougar Express convenience store located in the Wilkinson Student Center across from the elevators on the second floor. These cards are not available for purchase through Education Week’s registration system. (See Dining Options on pages 34–35.)
BYU STORE BYU Store (WSC) Monday Tuesday–Friday Saturday
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7:45 a.m.–6:00 p.m. 7:45 a.m.–8:00 p.m. 10:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.
Cosmo’s Mini Mart (southwest corner of the BYU Store) Cosmo’s Mini Mart offers a variety of fresh bagels, donuts, green smoothies, salads/sandwiches, drinks, and snacks as well as toiletries.
Presenter Reference Collection (BYU Store, Main Level) Monday Tuesday–Friday
7:45 a.m.–6:00 p.m. 7:45 a.m.–8:00 p.m.
BYU Distribution Services (BYU Store, Lower Level) Monday Tuesday–Friday Saturday
9:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m. 9:00 a.m.–8:00 p.m. 10:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.
To order from the BYU Store, visit byustore.com. Scripture imprinting and gift-wrap services are complimentary for instore purchases over $5.
OTHER CAMPUS SERVICES BYU Bowling and Games Center (1171 WSC) In your “spare” time, take a bowling break! Monday–Thursday Friday–Saturday
Noon–10:00 p.m. Noon–11:00 p.m.
Studio 1030 (1030 WSC)
Treat yourself to the Paul Mitchell Signature Salon. Monday Tuesday–Thursday Friday Saturday
8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. 9:00 a.m.–8:00 p.m. 9:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m. 9:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
Advice from Longtime Education Week Attendees • Mark 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) for free. See rideuta.com for details.
Classroom Etiquette The following guidelines show respect and courtesy for everyone and provide a pleasant atmosphere during 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. • 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 Education Week students. • Please do not leave class early or applaud after testimonies.
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About the Faculty Alford, Kenneth L.—Professor, Church History and Doctrine, BYU; retired colonel, U.S. Army; PhD in computer science. (5, 17, 19)
Borden, Rebecca—Senior product manager, special topics manager, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints; MBA in IT management. (24)
Allen, Roger K.—Coach/consultant, Human Development Institute and Center for Organizational Design; PhD in psychology. (25, 27)
Bowden, Anton E.—Professor, Mechanical Engineering, BYU; PhD in bioengineering. (27)
Andersen, Ron L.—Retired author and public speaker; MEd in vocational rehabilitation. (30, 31) Anderson, Scott L.—Retired clinical therapist, Suncrest Counseling Center; PhD in marriage and family therapy. (20, 25) Andre, Brian G.—Coordinator and director, Mission Viejo Institute of Religion; professional artist and photographer; BFA in visual communications. (17, 25) Andrews, Kori L.—Instructor, Seminaries and Institutes of Religion; founder, Hi Five Live; MA in family and human development. (4) Ashton, Dennis D.—Retired psychotherapist, LDS Family Services; board member, ForeverBound Adoption; adoption specialist; author; MSW. (17) Ashton, Joyce M.—Retired bereavement advisor, Rocky Mountain Hospice; certified grief counselor; author; RN. (17) Axelgard, Frederick W.—Senior fellow, The Wheatley Institution, BYU; PhD in international relations. (12) Bahr, Damon L.—Associate professor, Teacher Education, BYU; EdD in curriculum and instructional science. (4, 5, 26, 28) Bair, Ted M.—Retired instructor, Seminaries and Institutes of Religion; PhD in family sociology. (21, 27) Baird, Corinne T.—Instructor, Seminaries and Institutes of Religion; former elementary school teacher; BA in fine arts. (15) Baird, Jeremy K.—Assistant clinical professor, University of Utah; adjunct professor, BYU Student Development Department; DO in emergency medicine. (18) Baron, Joshua S.—Attorney; founder, Sharifi & Baron, PLLC; JD. (24) Barrus, David F.—Retired instructor, Seminaries and Institutes of Religion; MPA, JD. (29) Bartholomew, Ronald E.—Retired; PhD in sociology. (11, 16) Bastian, Debbie A.—Singer, songwriter in musical trio Heartbound; co-founder, Aspire Higher; founder, Your Essential Potential; BA in elementary education. (16, 19) Beecher, Mark E.—Region director, Seminaries and Institutes of Religion; MSW. (28) Belnap, Daniel L.—Professor, Ancient Scripture, BYU; PhD in ancient Near Eastern language, emphasis in ritual studies, sociocultural influences in the Book of Mormon. (12) Black, Susan Easton—Emeritus professor, Church History and Doctrine, BYU; EdD in educational psychology. (4, 18) Blonquist, Lawrence B.—Retired; PhD in comparative literature. (28, 29) Bolick, Robert L.—Attorney, Robert L. Bolick, Ltd.; JD. (12) Bonsteel, Leslie A.—Product Led Growth, Whistic; BS in psychology. (30)
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Bowden, Jennifer A.—Director of research, Summit Brain and Spine; registered dietitian; PhD in exercise physiology. (27) Bowman, Crystal—Licensed therapist, Arizona Family Institute; MFT. (5, 24) Boyack, Merrilee A.—Estate planning attorney; author; JD. (5, 16, 19) Braithwaite, Scott R.—Professor, Psychology, BYU; PhD in clinical psychology. (4, 5, 11, 13) Browning, Tracy Y.—Second Counselor, Primary General Presidency, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. (5) Burrup, Lyle J.—Retired, Family Services, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints; MSW. (5, 11) Busby, Dean—Professor, School of Family Life, BYU; PhD in family studies. (13) Butler, Mark H.—Professor, School of Family Life, BYU; PhD in marriage and family therapy. (4) Butler, Shelly—Partner, LLC secretary, and office manager, Spiritual Exodus; BA in family living. (4) Camargo, Milton—First Counselor, Sunday School General Presidency, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. (5) Carlton, Jacqueline—Associate general counsel, Utah State Legislature; JD. (16) Carroll, Tahira—Translation supervisor, Sacred Materials, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints; MA in linguistics. (5) Carruth, LaJean—Senior historian, Church History Library; PhD in German literature. (21) Chandler, Brian K.—Clinical psychologist, Utah Department of Corrections and Therapy Utah; PsyD in clinical psychology. (25) Chang, Bruce—Instructor, Seminaries and Institutes of Religion; PhD in organizational leadership. (12, 17) Channer, David A.—Associate general counsel, U.S. and Canada, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints; JD. (11) Cherry, Lynda V.—Stake adult religion teacher; host, Come Follow Me, Cedar Fort. (24, 27) Christensen, David A.—Retired instructor, Seminaries and Institutes of Religion; EdD in curriculum and education. (20) Christensen, T. C.—Film writer/director, American Society of Cinematographers; BS in communications. (21) Clegg, Randy B.—Instructor, Seminaries and Institutes of Religion; MA in marriage, family, and human development. (4) Collins, Mitzi R.—Staff attorney, United States Courts; advisory board, J. Reuben Clark Law School; JD. (13) Colton, John S.—Associate professor, Physics and Astronomy, BYU; PhD in condensed matter physics. (24) Conkling, J. Chris—Retired CEO, A Novel Approach to Publishing, LLC; MA in English literature and communications. (12, 14)
Cook, Elder Quentin L.— Quorum of the Twelve Apostles. (17) Corbitt, Ahmad—First Counselor, Young Men General Presidency, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. (5) Craig, Danielle W.—Podcast host, Happiness in Progress; public speaker; BA in communications. (11) Cranney, Charles D.—Senior manager, Digital Media, BYU Brand & Creative; BA in communications. (19) Curtis, Michael E.—Managing associate general counsel, Utah State Legislature; JD. (16) Darger, Liz J.—Senior associate athletic director, BYU; MS in school counseling psychology. (21) Davis, Stephen S.—Partner, True North Law, LLC; JD. (21) Dayley, Kristen Smith—Attorney; author; board member and executive director, Their Story Is Our Story; JD. (24) Degn, Patrick D.—Instructor, Seminaries and Institutes of Religion; MA in military history and classical warfare. (20, 23) Denning, Lori L.—PhD candidate, Claremont Graduate University; MA in theology. (30) Dirkmaat, Gerrit J.—Assistant professor, Church History and Doctrine, BYU; historian and writer, The Joseph Smith Papers Project; PhD in American history. (12) Dowling, David P.—Mediator, Summit Mediation; JD, MDR. (27) Eastmond, Steven—CEO and therapist, Family Transitions Counseling; LCSW, MSW. (11, 13, 16) Easton-Flake, Amy—Assistant professor, Ancient Scripture, BYU; PhD in American literature. (20) Egan, M. Winston—Professor emeritus, Teacher Education, BYU; PhD in behavior disorders in children and youth. (30, 31) Eggett, Ryan K.—Instructor, Seminaries and Institutes of Religion; choir director, Missionary Training Center; PhD in educational psychology. (22) Elder, Diana S.—Accredited professional genealogist, ICAPGen; BS in elementary education. (23, 28) Ellsworth, Rebekah—Manager, strategic and audience support, Seminaries and Institutes of Religion; MBA in finance and international business. (19) Ellsworth, Sherrill A.—Attorney; former presiding judge, Riverside County; JD. (11) Eskelsen, Jon C.—Chief of communications and congressional affairs, Defense Counterintelligence and Security Agency; JD. (16) Esplin, Ronald K.—General editor, The Joseph Smith Papers Project; PhD in history. (12) Evanson, Blaine H.—Partner, Gibson Dunn LLP; JD. (13) Fackrell, Tamara A.—Attorney-mediator, Fackrell and Castleton Mediation; PhD in marriage, family, and human development; JD. (28, 30, 31) Favro, Mary W.—Adjunct professor, Humanities, Ensign College; MEd in humanities, curriculum and teaching. (27) Fisher, Ryan M.—Associate professor, National Security Law, The Judge Advocate General’s Legal Center and School; Major, United States Air Force; JD. (16) Franklin, Aaron D.—Professor, Electrical and Computer Engineering, Duke University; PhD in electrical engineering. (11)
Freestone, Mitchell C.—Senior vice president, MFS Investment Management; JD. (21) Galli, Craig D.—Partner, Holland & Hart, LLP; Adjunct professor, Law, BYU; JD. (11) Garcia, Mara L.—Professor, Spanish and Portuguese, BYU; PhD in Spanish literature. (5) Gardner, Barbara Morgan—Associate professor, Church History and Doctrine, BYU; PhD in instructional psychology. (29) Gibson, Kenneth G.—Senior vice president, The VisionLink Advisory Group; author; business consultant; BA in communications. (21, 24) Gilbert, Elder Clark G.—General Authority Seventy, Commissioner of the Church Educational System, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints; DBA. (5) Gilmore, Debi—Licensed marriage and family therapist, The EFT Clinic; PhD in marriage and family therapy. (13) Godfrey, Matthew C.—General editor and managing historian, The Joseph Smith Papers Project; PhD in American history. (18, 21) Goodman, Michael A.—Associate professor, Church History and Doctrine, BYU; PhD in marriage, family, and human development. (17, 19) Grenny, Joseph W.—Co-founder, Crucial Learning (formerly VitalSmarts); New York Times best-selling author; BA in international relations. (13) Grey, Matthew J.—Associate professor, Ancient Scripture, BYU; PhD in archaeology and history of ancient Judaism. (4, 5, 26, 28) Griffin, Tyler J.—Associate dean, Religious Education, BYU; PhD in instructional technology. (5, 12, 15) Griffiths, Casey P.—Assistant professor, Church History and Doctrine, BYU; PhD in educational leadership and foundation. (4, 26) Griffiths, Robert D.—Adjunct professor, Political Science, BYU; MA in public policy. (25) Hall, Tamara Uzelac—Podcast host, Sunday on Monday, Deseret Book & LDS Living; MPA. (27) Handley, George B.—Professor, Comparative Arts and Letters, BYU; PhD in comparative literature. (16) Hansen, Forrest R.—Executive director, J. Reuben Clark Law Society; JD. (18) Hansen, Kelly L.—Judge, Riverside County Superior Court; JD. (11) Haraguchi, Jennifer L.—Associate professor, French and Italian Languages, BYU; PhD in Italian literature. (5) Hardy, Sam A.—Professor, Psychology, BYU; PhD in developmental psychology. (14) Harper, Steven C.—Professor, Church History and Doctrine, BYU; editor in chief, BYU Studies Quarterly; PhD in American history. (21) Hartvigsen, Kenneth J.—Curator of American art, Museum of Art, BYU; PhD in art history. (26) Harwood, Jason—Director of leadership development, Scentsy; MEd. (27) Haslam, Darryl R.—Assistant professor, Behavioral Sciences, Utah Valley University; PhD in marriage and family therapy. (24)
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About the Faculty (Continued) Heimburger, Christian K.—Historian, Church History Department; PhD in modern American history. (24)
Leavitt, Chelom E.—Assistant professor, School of Family Life, BYU; PhD in human development and family studies. (13)
Hilton, John L. III—Professor, Ancient Scripture, BYU; author; PhD in instructional technology. (13)
Leimer, Trisha Bird—Co-founder and board member, Their Story is Our Story. (24)
Hilton, Lani O.—Homemaker; author; BS in family life education. (4, 5)
Litchfield, Allen W.—Retired, Religious Education, BYU; PhD in family studies. (26)
Hinckley, Jane G.—Adjunct faculty, Comparative Arts and Letters, BYU; PhD in humanities. (5, 19)
Ludlow, Jared W.—Professor, Ancient Scripture, BYU; PhD in Near Eastern religions. (29, 30, 31)
Hinckley, Jaren S.—Professor, School of Music, BYU; composer; DM in music performance. (22)
Ludwig, Kristy A.—Licensed clinical psychologist, University of Washington; private practice in Utah and Washington; PhD in clinical psychology. (28)
Hingson, LaReina—Visiting associate professor, Linguistics, BYU; JD; PhD in language and society. (31) Hock, MeiLani G.—CEO, keynote speaker and trainer, Why Not Me Academy; MEd in international education. (26, 28) Holdman, Gayle—Artist, designer, author, Holdman Studios; BS in family science and human development. (18) Huber, John—Shareholder, Greenberg Traurig, LLP; former U.S. Attorney, Utah District; JD. (11) Hunsaker, Stephen K.—Instructor, Seminaries and Institutes of Religion; MA in family and human development. (15, 17, 22) Jarvis, Annette W.—Shareholder, Greenberg Traurig, LLP; International chair, JRCLS; JD. (18, 24) Jensen, Eric T.—Professor, Law, BYU; JD, LLM. (16) Jewell, Olivia Lyman—Director, Family Connections Experiment, LLC; professional family history educator and presenter; BS in business management and human resources. (4, 20, 26) Johnson, Gregory L.—Principal, Seminaries and Institutes of Religion; MEd. (27) Johnson, Tyler P.—Clinical assistant professor, Stanford University School of Medicine; MD. (23) Jones, Tadiana Walton—Technology licensing attorney, Dentons Durham Jones Pinegar; JD. (13) Jordan, Richard W. Jr.—Curriculum writer, Seminaries and Institutes of Religion; MEd in curriculum and instruction. (4, 14, 17) Jorgensen, Rebecca P.—Clinical mental health counselor, TRI EFT Alliant, Building a Lasting Connection; PhD in clinical psychology. (21) Kearns, Alec R.—Director and coordinator, Seminaries and Institutes of Religion; MA in religious education. (13) Kennedy, Michael S.—Senator, Utah State Senate; JD. (19, 24) King, Michael L.—Retired instructor, Seminaries and Institutes of Religion; MA in athletic administration. (11, 13, 16) Knowlton, Benjamin J.—Instructor, Seminaries and Institutes of Religion; MPA. (29) Kulbeth, Katherine M.—COO and general counsel, SixFifty HQ; JD. (13) Lange, Cynthia J.—Managing partner, Fragomen, Del Rey, Bernsen & Loewy, LLP; JD. (24) Latimer, Brett H.—Adjunct faculty, BYU; MA in church and state studies. (11, 14) Lau, Jeremy L.—President and chief investment officer, Prudent Investors Network, Inc.; BS in accounting. (20)
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Lund, Steven J.—President, Young Men General Presidency, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. (5) Lundwall, Rebecca A.—Associate professor, Developmental Psychology, Cognitive and Behavioral Neuroscience, BYU; PhD in cognitive neuroscience. (18) Lundwall, Stephen—Solo practitioner, Lundwall Law, PLLC; JD. (18) Mackley, Jennifer A.—Executive director, Wilford Woodruff Papers Foundation; JD. (21) Mahas, Jeffrey D.—Associate historian, The Joseph Smith Papers Project, Church History Department; MA in history. (24) Marsh, Scott C.—Owner, Scott Marsh Financial, LLC; MBA and MSFS in finance, taxation, economics, and accounting. (5, 23, 26) Martin, Jan J.—Assistant professor, Ancient Scripture, BYU; PhD in sixteenth-century English Bible translation. (5) Mathews, Mark A.—Instructor, Seminaries and Institutes of Religion; PhD in education. (29) McClendon, Debra Theobald—Licensed clinical psychologist; PhD in clinical psychology. (14) Miller, Denise P.—Instructor and co-founder, VisionBound International, LLC. (5, 18) Miller, Kevin R.—President, VisionBound International, LLC.; MEd in adult and continuing education, secondary education, and strategy and operations. (5, 18, 21) Miller, Mary C.—Marriage and family therapist; MA in psychology. (14) Miller, Richard B.—Professor, School of Family Life, BYU; PhD in marriage and family therapy. (14) Millet, Robert L.—Professor emeritus, Ancient Scripture, BYU; PhD in religious studies. (13, 15) Mingledorff, Currie II—Presiding judge, Piedmont Judicial Circuit; JD. (11) Moore, Richard G.—Retired instructor, Seminaries and Institutes of Religion; EdD. (29) Morgan, David T.—Licensed psychologist, private practice; PhD in counseling psychology. (12, 14) Morgan, Matthew B.—Associate professor, Radiology and Imaging Sciences, University of Utah; MD, MS in biomedical informatics. (20) Morton, David A.—Professor, Neurobiology and Anatomy, University of Utah; PhD in anatomy. (30) Mpamah, Anne C.—Chair, JRCLS Africa West Chapter; JD. (21)
Muhlestein, Kerry M.—Professor, Ancient Scripture, BYU; PhD in Egyptology. (4, 16, 19) Musgrave, Me’Chel Merrill—Singer, songwriter in musical trio Heartbound; co-founder, Aspire Higher motivational seminars; co-owner and director of The Grand View Reception Center. (16, 19) Neilsen, David W.—Professor, Physics and Astronomy, BYU; PhD in physics. (24) Nelson, Jessica M.—Associate historian, Church History Department; MA in history (24) Newman, Jan E.—Second Counselor, Sunday School General Presidency, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. (5) Nielsen, Jennifer—New York Times and USA Today best-selling author, Scholastic; BEd. (14) Ogletree, Mark D.—Associate professor, Church History and Doctrine, BYU; PhD in marriage and family relationships. (4, 5, 12) Ong, Ted H.—President, Prudent Investors Network; MBA in international marketing. (28) Owens, Bradley P.—Professor, Public Management, BYU; PhD in organizational behavior. (5) Pace, Mark L.—President, Sunday School General Presidency, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. (5) Page, Tana S.—Co-director of Global Health Internships, adjunct faculty, BYU; MS in health education. (4, 25) Park, Reed B.—Attorney, Nebo School District; JD. (19) Parker, Lori Hales—Singer, songwriter in musical trio Heartbound; co-founder, Aspire Higher motivational seminars. (16, 19) Parry, Donald W.—Professor, Asian and Near Eastern Languages, BYU; PhD in Hebrew Bible and Dead Sea Scrolls. (4, 23) Perkins, Paki—Public speaker and author, Perks Publishing. (23) Peterson, Scott M.—Founder, managing partner, Peterson Wealth Advisors; chartered financial consultant; BS in financial planning and international relations. (15) Petty, Adam H.—Associate Historian, The Joseph Smith Papers Project, Church History Department; PhD in history. (24) Pickard, Keith F.—Senator, Nevada Legislature; founding partner, Nevada Family Law Group; JD. (5, 25, 28) Pickard, Margaret E.—District court judge, Eighth Judicial District Family Court, Clark County Nevada; JD. (5, 25, 28) Porcelli, Michelle O.—School counselor, Alpine School District; Master of school counseling. (21) Porter, Brandon D.—Religious educator, Seminaries and Institutes of Religion; PhD in curriculum and instruction; MA in family and human development. (29) Porter, Susan H.—President, Primary General Presidency, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. (5) Price, Joseph P. IV—Professor, Economics, BYU; PhD in economics. (14) Prince, Diane Bills—Professional motivational speaker; author; BS in education. (4, 5) Rhoads, Gary K.—Professor emeritus, Marketing and Entrepreneurship, BYU; PhD in marketing. (23)
Richardson, Kenneth E.—Neonatologist and pediatrician, Intermountain Medical Group and Noorda College of Medicine; MD, PhD in neonatology and pediatrics. (23) Richardson, Michael J.—Associate professor, Teacher Education, BYU; PhD in psychology. (23) Ricks, Marie C.—Licensed professional counselor, Family Strategies Counseling Center; traumatic grief and loss specialist; compassionate bereavement care provider; MC in counseling. (4, 5, 11, 13, 16) Rivera, Felipe—Assistant reseach professor, Physics and Astronomy, BYU; Director, Electron Microscopy Facility, BYU; PhD in physics. (24) Rogers, Brent M.—Managing historian, The Joseph Smith Papers Project, Church History Department, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints; PhD in history. (12) Rosell, Philip R.—Coordinator, Seminaries and Institutes of Religion; MS in educational administration. (22, 25) Rosenberg, Gaylamarie G.—Adjunct faculty, Church History and Doctrine, BYU; MS in family sciences, family life education, and human development. (15) Rowberry, Janis M.—LCSW, private practice; MA in clinical social work. (28) Rowberry, Justin P.—Developmental and behavioral pediatrician; MD. (28) Schmidt, Darren E.—Principal, Seminaries and Institutes of Religion; author; MEd in educational psychology. (29, 30) Sears, Joshua M.—Assistant professor, Ancient Scripture, BYU; PhD in Hebrew Bible. (4) Segelke, Jeff R.—Financial consultant, JRS Wealth Management; BA in finance. (4, 5, 17) Shannon, Avram R.—Assistant professor, Ancient Scripture, BYU; PhD in Near Eastern languages and cultures. (27) Sheffield, Richard W.—Founding partner, Fillmore Spencer, LLC; JD. (24) Skousen, Jo Ann—Professor, English Literature and Writing, Chapman University; founding director, Anthem Film Festival; MA in American literature. (30, 31) Smith, Kristen Walker—Podcast host, One Minute Scripture Study; BA in modern dance. (12) Snelgrove, Clark—Instructional support specialist, Physics and Astronomy, BYU; MS in physics education. (25) Sokol, Connie E.—President and founder, Connie Sokol Enterprises; BS in elementary education. (16) Sorensen, Stephanie D.—Adjunct faculty, Church History and Doctrine, BYU; author; co-host, Act in Doctrine; PhD student in instructional psychology and technology, MA in Spanish teaching. (16) Spencer, Joseph M.—Assistant professor, Ancient Scripture, BYU; PhD in philosophy. (21) Steadman, Lori L.—Adjunct faculty, English, BYU; author; MA in English. (12) Steed, Katie E.—Disability specialist manager, Priesthood and Family Department, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints; MS in special education. (5) Steffen, Patrick R.—Professor, Psychology, BYU; board certified in biofeedback; PhD in clinical psychology. (5)
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About the Faculty (Continued) Stevenson, Larry D.—Professional trainer, The Larry Stevenson Group; MPA. (23, 27) Stokes, Harold T.—Professor emeritus, Physics and Astronomy, BYU; PhD in physics. (25) Sweat, Anthony R.—Associate professor, Church History and Doctrine, BYU; author; artist; PhD in curriculum and instruction. (17, 20) Swensen, James R.—Associate professor, Comparative Arts and Letters, BYU; PhD in art history and history of photography. (16) Taeger, Stephan D.—Assistant professor, Ancient Scripture, BYU; PhD in instructional psychology and technology. (24) Tanner, Ronald M.—Portfolio director, FamilySearch; MS in computer science. (17) Tauai, Christepher M.—Law enforcement instructor, Federal Law Enforcement Training Center; BA in criminal justice administration. (14) Taylor, Emily de Schweinitz—Mediator, Center for Peace and Conflict Resolution, BYU Law; PhD candidate; MA and MPS in conflict resolution, international policy, and developmental psychology. (29) Thatcher, Jennifer Yorgason—Adjunct faculty, School of Family Life, BYU; MS in marriage, family, and human development. (19, 31) Thayer, Elizabeth Benson—Artist/illustrator; board member, Their Story is Our Story; BFA in illustration. (24) Thomas, Susannah—Attorney, U.S. Department of the Interior; JD. (11) Verhaaren, Christopher B.—Assistant professor, Physics and Astronomy, BYU; PhD in physics. (24) Walker, Cameron T.—Deputy athletics director, University of Tennessee; JD. (21) Walker, Jeffrey N.—Attorney, Holman Walker; senior advisor, The Joseph Smith Papers Project; adjunct faculty, J. Reuben Clark Law School, BYU; JD. (13) Wallace, Christopher M.—Marriage and family therapist, Psychological Assessment & Treatment Specialists (PATS); PhD in mental health. (22) Ward, Lonny J.—Director of operations, CHOICE Humanitarian; MBA in business, MS in animal science. (31) Watts, Jarica L.—Associate professor, English, BYU; PhD in British and American literature. (16) Webb, Jason M.—Therapist, Wasatch Behavioral Health; MSW, LCSW. (26) West, Jonathan R.—Instructor, Seminaries and Institutes of Religion; MEd. (30) Whitaker, Ashlee—Head curator of religious art, Museum of Art, BYU; MA in art history. (26) Whiting, Jason B.—Professor and program director, School of Family Life, BYU; PhD in marriage and family therapy. (26) Whittaker, Heidi M.—Consultant, Utah Parent Center; BS in elementary education, minor in psychology. (20) Wilcox, Brad R.—Professor, Ancient Scripture, BYU; Second Counselor, Young Men General Presidency, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints; PhD in curriculum and instruction. (5, 23, 30)
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Wilkes, Alisa D.—Partner, Wilkes & Mee, PLLC; JD. (24) Williams, Amanda S.—Former attorney, private practice; JD. (13) Wilson, Lynne Hilton—Teacher, Menlo Park Institute of Religion; PhD in theology and American religious history. (5, 15, 18) Woodger, Mary Jane—Professor, Church History and Doctrine, BYU; PhD in church history and doctrine, EdD in educational leadership. (4, 14) Woodward, Scott C.—Professor, Religious Education, BYU– Idaho; PhD in instructional psychology and technology. (4, 5) Wright, Amy—First Counselor, Primary General Presidency, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. (5) Wright, Randal A.—Tour leader, Bountiful Travel; author; speaker; PhD in family studies. (17, 19, 22) Wrigley, Carrie M.—Therapist, Morning Light Counseling; LCSW; MSW in clinical social work. (15, 18, 20)
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