On behalf of the entire Brigham Young University-Idaho community, I welcome you to Education Week. This campus has been consecrated as a place of inspired teaching and learning, making it a special environment for such an important gathering. The theme for this year’s Education Week is taken from the well-known hymn “Lord, I Would Follow Thee” (Hymns, 220). A special phrase from this hymn, “Savior, may I learn to love thee; walk the path that thou hast shown,” beautifully portrays a deep desire to develop increased love for the Savior by emulating His marvelous works. As Latter-day Saints, we are given many meaningful opportunities to follow Jesus Christ’s perfect example. From small daily acts of selfless service to faithfully fulfilling our responsibilities, we build lives of faith, consecration, courage, humility, and charity—ultimately walking the path of true discipleship. The Savior has walked this path before us, and He knows the way. It is my prayer that you will be steadfast in following Jesus Christ, always abiding in Him and trusting in His almighty power. And may you be greatly blessed and enriched by the learning opportunities that await you here at Education Week. I look forward to being with you. Again, welcome to BYU-Idaho.

Kim B. Clark President

Table of Contents Special Events and Track Information

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Education Week At-A-Glance

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Personal Schedule

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Mom’s Track Schedule

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Youth Track Schedule

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Schedule of Classes

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General Education Week Information

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Registration Information

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Other Information: Dress Code, Lost and Found, Parking, University Store Hours

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Housing Information

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Frequently Asked Questions

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About the Faculty

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Campus Map

BYU - Idaho Devotionals Community Welcome

Time: 2-2:55 p.m.

Hart Auditorium

Thursday, July 26 President Kim B Clark, BYU-Idaho

Friday, July 27

Elder L. Whitney Clayton, First Quorum of the Seventy

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Ben Perry

A fun-filled evening of song, stories and humor with a couple of sing-a-longs.

Friday, July 27 • 7:30 • Kirkham Auditorium General Admission $10 • BYU-I Students $5

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Dr. Victor and Sister V-Ann Ludlow will share their Jewish Passover Commemoration experience through symbolism, songs, customs, and recitations. Join the Ludlows as they walk you step-by-step through a traditional Jewish Passover. The evening includes a fullcourse meal. To register, call 208-496-1200. Location: Manwaring Center West Ballroom Date and Time: Friday, July 27, 5:30-10 p.m. Cost: $29

Jon Schmidt and Steven Sharp Nelson Pianist Jon Schmidt and cellist Steven Sharp Nelson will team up for an evening of fresh, fun, and lively music. Jon’s virtuosity and performance will both astonish you and make you smile, while Steven’s will hold you spellbound with his brilliant cello playing. It’s a concert sure to please all ages! Thursday, July 26 - Kirkham Auditorium • 5 p.m. • 7:30 p.m. (SOLD OUT) Cost: $10/public, $5/BYU-Idaho students, no children under 6 years old. For more information on John Schmidt and Janice Kapp Perry Concerts, call the BYU Idaho Tickets Office: 208-496-2230 or www.byui.edu/tickets.

Tracks for 2012 Youth Track a component of Education Week offered specifically to youth ages 14-18. Special classes with speakers and topics designed for the youth are available every hour of the three days. Additionally, on both Thursday and Friday evenings, youth gatherings/socials are scheduled.

Special Events

Passover Commemoration

Mom’s Track Mom’s Track is offered for those who are looking for that extra help with raising children. Nursing infants are welcome to acompany their mothers to these classes. Topics may include: Building Strong Families Teaching Children Organization Self Esteem Changes, Choices, and Challenges

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Education Week At-A-Glance

Room

9-9:55 a.m.

10:15-11:10 p.m.

BENSON 108/110 Capacity 170

Seeking the Best Gifts (YOUTH) Michael Allred

How to Prepare for Spiritual Opportunities (YOUTH) Michael Allred

BENSON 219 Capacity 100

Becoming Worth Your Value (YOUTH) Seth King

Dare to Be Square (YOUTH) Kristie Scott

BENSON 224 Capacity 78

(NO CLASS)

BYU-Idaho Online Opportunities Bryan Justesen and Bramdi Miguel

BENSON 270 Capacity 76

Gifts of the Atonement Todd Knowles

The House of Israel: Big Pictures and Personal Applications Todd Knowles

BENSON 287 Capacity 144

Abraham Lincoln and the Early Mormons Ron L. Andersen

Abraham Lincoln - God’s Humble Instrument Ron L. Andersen

HINCKLEY 203 Capacity 66

The Peace of Preparedness Debbie Kent

Being Prepared in All Things (D&C 29:8) Debbie Kent

HINCKLEY 240 Capacity 700

Becoming an Elect Lady (MOM) David A. Christensen

The Sacrament: An Ordinance of Redeeming Power David A Christensen

HINCKLEY 280/286 Capacity 150

Music’s Healing Power (Music and the Spoken Word) Heartbound

Aspire Higher...Rising to the Best Within Us (Music and the Spoken Word) Heartbound

HINCKLEY 333 Capacity 84

“Our Savior’s Love”: Stronger Than Anything on Earth Vickey Pahnke Taylor

Be in the World, Not Defined by It (YOUTH) Ezra Gwilliam

MC 220A BALLROOM Capacity 440

The Plan of Salvation (Thursday Only) Ross Baron

The Plan of Salvation (Thursday Only) Ross Baron

MC 372 Capacity 194

The Church and the Media: The Distinct Voice of the Deseret News Deseret News Group

The “Faith Gap” in America’s Newsrooms Deseret News Group

RICKS 147 Capacity 240

The Power of the Atonement in Emotional Healing Kevin Hinckley

Dwelling in Our Tents: Surviving the Wilderness Experiences in Our Mortal Journeys Kevin Hinckley

RICKS 161 Capacity 147

Protecting the Family Unit Bruce C. Chang

The Confident Woman - Externally (MOM) Barbara B. Jones

RICKS 173 Capacity 147

Understanding the Process of Spiritual Re-Birth Ron Bartholomew

Understanding the Principles of Personal Revelation (MOM) Ron Bartholomew

TAYLOR 120 Capacity 191

Ancient Temple Worship Bruce Satterfield

The Middle East Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow: An LDS Scholar’s Perspective Victor Ludlow

TAYLOR 130 Capacity 60

(NO CLASS)

(NO CLASS)

TAYLOR 170 Capacity 900

Making the Atonement of Jesus Christ a Meaningful Power in My Life Byron and Ted M. Bair

Relationships: The Lord’s Patterns and Principles as Found in Parables and Symbols in Gardens, Seeds, and the Tree of Life Byron and Ted M. Bair

TAYLOR 190 Capacity 480

Becoming Saints Through Christ’s Atonement Philip Allred

With Eternity for Our Covering Preparing for Celestial Life Philip Allred

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11:30-12:25 p.m.

12:45-1:40 p.m.

BENSON 108/110 Capacity 170

For the Strength of Youth 2012 (YOUTH) Bruce C. Chang

Remembering Who We Are, What We Stand For, and How to Stand For It (YOUTH) C. Ryan Dunn

BENSON 219 capacity 100

How Do I Get From Here to Happily Ever After? (YOUTH) Vickey Pahnke Taylor

“Lord, I Would Follow Thee”: Forgiveness Robert Wahlquist

BENSON 224 Capacity 78

(NO CLASS)

(NO CLASS)

BENSON 270 Capacity 76

Repentance: How to Be Forgiven Michael Allred

(NO CLASS)

BENSON 287 Capacity 144

The Wit and Wisdom of Lincoln Ron L. Andersen

“Lord, I Would Follow Thee.” Todd Knowles

HINCKLEY 203 Capacity 66

Food Storage Made Easy Debbie Kent

Back to Basics: Refresh Habits, Homes, and Happiness (MOM) Connie Sokol

HINCKLEY 240 Capacity 700

Understanding Paul’s Epistle to the Romans Mark Ellison

Coming to Know the Character of Deity (YOUTH) David A. Christensen

HINCKLEY 280/286 Capacity 150

The Power of Music to Teach, Testify, and Entertain Ann Kapp Andersen and Janice Kapp Perry

The Power of Music to Inspire, Strengthen, and Comfort Ann Kapp Andersen and Janice Kapp Perry

HINCKLEY 333 Capacity 84

Literacy and Learning: Reading and Readiness for Today’s World of Literacy (MOM) Ezra Gwilliam

Fruits and Gifts: Operations of the Holy Ghost Ezra Gwilliam

MC220A BALLROOM Capacity 440

The Plan of Salvation (Thursday Only) Ross Baron

(NO CLASS)

MC 372 Capacity 194

Religions of India David D. Peck

Virtual Tour of Egypt David D. Peck

RICKS 147 Capacity 240

A Virtuous Woman... Far Above Rubies (MOM) Bruce Satterfield

Lady Wisdom: The Expansive, Eternal Influence of Womanhood (MOM) Kevin Hinckley

RICKS 161 Capacity 147

Teenage Survival Series (YOUTH) Barbara B. Jones

Finding Balance Through Principles of the Gospel Bruce C. Chang

RICKS 173 Capacity 147

Body Basics Jennifer Brewer

Motherhood Matters (MOM) Jennifer Brewer

TAYLOR 120 Capacity 191

The Savior’s Three Major Sermons in 3 Nephi Victor Ludlow

Second Coming of Jesus Christ: Parallels With Christ’s First Comings Ted M. Bair

TAYLOR 130 Capacity 60

(NO CLASS)

Strengthening Home and Family (Saturday Only) Russell C. Gaede

TAYLOR 170 Capacity 900

Strengthening Marriages Across the Life Cycles Robert Fernquist

Illuminating a Darkened World Through the Light of Christ Seth King

TAYLOR 190 Capacity 480

Preparing for Our Eternal Future Philip Allred

Socializing Children: The Influence of Parents, Peers, and the Media Robert Fernquist

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Education Week At-A-Glance

SATURDAY CLASSES Room

2-2:55 p.m

3:15-4:10 p.m.

BENSON 108/110 Capacity 170

Charity and Virtue: Attributes That Will Bless the Lives of the Youth Today (YOUTH) Kory Kunz

Decisions, Decisions, Decisions (YOUTH) Curtis L. Jacobs

BENSON 219 capacity 100

Understanding the Principles of the Atonement (YOUTH) Ron Bartholomew

Be Smart BYU-Idaho Admissions: Tyler Williams

BENSON 224 Capacity 78

(NO CLASS)

All Things Testify of Christ (ADULT/YOUTH) C. Ryan Dunn

BENSON 270 Capacity 76

(NO CLASS)

Relationships: Dating, Siblings, and Parents (YOUTH) Jonathan West

BENSON 287 Capacity 144

“Lord, I Would Follow Thee”: Missionary Work (YOUTH) Robert Wahlquist

Teaching the Touches Hearts: Inviting Others to Act Seth King

HINCKLEY 203 Capacity 66

Joyfully Balancing Being a Woman, Wife, and Mother (MOM) Connie Sokol

“Our Daily Rice Cake” - How to Deal With Food Sensitivities (THURSDAY ONLY) Susan Bell

HINCKLEY 240 Capacity 700

Consolation of the Gospel Mark Ellison

Archaeology and Early Christianity Mark Ellison

HINCKLEY 280/286 Capacity 150

The Second Coming and You Curtis L. Jacobs

This Is a Great Time to Be a Youth, Because of the Gospel It Can Even Be Better (YOUTH) Matthew Fackrell

HINCKLEY 333 Capacity 84

(NO CLASS)

(NO CLASS)

MC 372 Capacity 194

Turning Points in World History David D. Peck

Turning Challenges Into Opportunities Casey W. Olson

RICKS 147 Capacity 240

House of Order - The Better Way to Live #3 Marie Ricks

House of Order - The Better Way to Live #1 Marie Ricks

RICKS 161 Capacity 147

“Train Up a Child in the Way He Should Go.” (MOM) Casey W. Olson

The Confident Women in Internal Peace and Happiness (MOM) Barbara B. Jones

RICKS 173 Capacity 147

Skin Care, Skin Cancer, and Spiritual Cankers Jerry D. Brewer

Brick by Brick, Stone by Stone: Building a Strong Marriage Kristie Scott

TAYLOR 120 Capacity 191

Choses People and Choice Lands: Covenant of Abraham and the Nations of Israel and the Americas Ted M. Bair

The Eternal Obtaining and Development of Man’s Divine Potential Bruce Satterfield

TAYLOR 130 Capacity 60

Can the Book of Mormon Truly Guide Our Lives? Matthew Fackrell

(NO CLASS)

TAYLOR 170 Capacity 900

The Role of Jesus Christ as Savior (YOUTH/ADULT) Jonathan West

Creating an Eternal Marriage Russell C. Gaede

TAYLOR 190 Capacity 480

Return to His Presence William Torngren

The Teachings of David A. Bednar as the President of Ricks College and BYU-Idaho Robert Fernquist

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4:30-5:25 p.m.

5:45-6:40 p.m.

BENSON 108/110 Capacity 170

The Teen Years, Terrifying or Terrific (YOUTH) Curtis L. Jacobs

Charity and Virtue: Attributes That Will Bless the Lives of the Youth Today (YOUTH) Kory Kunz

BENSON 219 capacity 100

Decisions Determine Destiny (YOUTH) Jonathan West

Understanding the Principles of the Atonement (YOUTH) Ron Bartholomew

BENSON 224 Capacity 78

Lessons I’ve Learned From the Brother of Jared (YOUTH) C. Ryan Dunn

(NO CLASS)

BENSON 270 Capacity 76

(NO CLASS)

(NO CLASS)

BENSON 287 Capacity 144

Be the Chocolate Chip! (YOUTH) Jennifer Brewer

“Lord, I Would Follow Thee”: Missionary Work (YOUTH) Robert Wahlquist

HINCKLEY 203 Capacity 66

(NO CLASS)

(NO CLASS)

HINCKLEY 240 Capacity 700

“Lord, I Would Follow Thee”: Study the Scriptures Robert Wahlquist

Consolation of the Gospel Mark Ellison

HINCKLEY 280/286 Capacity 150

(NO CLASS)

Joyfully Balancing Being a Woman, Wife, and Mother (MOM) Connie Sokol

HINCKLEY 333 Capacity 84

(NO CLASS)

(NO CLASS)

MC 372 Capacity 194

Becoming a Teacher Come From God Casey W. Olson

Skin Care, Skin Cancer, and Spiritual Cankers Jerry D. Brewer

RICKS 147 Capacity 240

House of Order - The Better Way to Live #2 Marie Ricks

House of Order - The Better Way to Live #3 Marie Ricks

RICKS 161 Capacity 147

A Joyful Woman! Three Helps in Finding More Goodness in Our God-Given Role as Women (MOM) Vickey Pahnke Taylor

(NO CLASS)

RICKS 173 Capacity 147

Finding the Pearl in the Oyster in the Gigantic Ocean: A Message for Women Whose Spirit Needs Some Polishing (MOM) Kristie Scott

(NO CLASS)

TAYLOR 120 Capacity 191

God’s Plan of Happiness for His Children Ted M. Bair

Chosen People and Choice Lands: Covenant of Abraham and the Nations of Israel and the Americas Ted M. Bair

TAYLOR 130 Capacity 60

(NO CLASS)

(NO CLASS)

TAYLOR 170 Capacity 900

Understanding and Improving Your Mental Health Russell C. Gaede

The Role of Jesus Christ as Savior (YOUTH/ADULT) Jonathan West

TAYLOR 190 Capacity 480

Stress, Anxiety, Depression, and Other Psychiatric Disorders, and How We Can Find True Happines Again Matthew Fackrell

Can the Book of Mormon Truly Guide Our Lives? Matthew Fackrell

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Education Week At-A-Glance

Room

7-7:55

Special Events

BENSON 108/110 Capacity 170

(NO CLASS)

BENSON 219 capacity 100

(NO CLASS)

BENSON 224 Capacity 78

(NO CLASS)

BENSON 270 Capacity 76

(NO CLASS)

Experience... Devotional

BENSON 287 Capacity 144

(NO CLASS)

Time: 2-2:55 p.m. Hart Auditorium

HINCKLEY 203 Capacity 66

(NO CLASS)

HINCKLEY 240 Capacity 700

The Second Coming and You Curtis L. Jacobs

HINCKLEY 280/286 Capacity 150

(NO CLASS)

HINCKLEY 333 Capacity 84

(NO CLASS)

MC 372 Capacity 194

Turning Points in World History David D. Peck

RICKS 147 Capacity 240

“Train Up a Child in the Way He Should Go” (MOM) Casey W. Olson

RICKS 161 Capacity 147

(NO CLASS)

T h u r s d a y, J u l y 2 6 President Kim B Clark BYU-Idaho

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Elder L. Whitney Clayton First Quorum of the Seventy

John Schmidt and Stephen Sharp Nelson Time: 5 p.m and 7:30 p.m. Location: Kirkham Auditorium When: Thursday, July 26, 2012 Cost: $10/public, $5/BYU-I Students

A musical Night with the janice kapp perry fa mily Time: 7:30 p.m. Location: Kirkham Auditorium

RICKS 173 Capacity 147

(NO CLASS)

TAYLOR 120 Capacity 191

(NO CLASS)

TAYLOR 130 Capacity 60

(NO CLASS)

TAYLOR 170 Capacity 900

Strengthening Home and Family Russell C. Gaede

TAYLOR 190 Capacity 480

The Return to His Presence William Torngren

When: Friday, July 27, 2012 Cost: $10/public, $5/BYU-I Students

Pa s s o v e r C o m m e m or at i on M e a l Time: 5:30-10 p.m. Location: Manwaring Center West Ballroom When: Friday, July 27, 2012 Cost: $29

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Friday

Saturday

9:00

10:15

11:30

12:45

2:00

3:15

4:30

5:45

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Personal Time Schedule

7:00

Evening Event



Education Week Headquarters - Hinckley 209 - Wednesday, 3-8 p.m. - Thursday and Friday, 8 a.m. - 8 p.m. - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Lord, I Would Follow Thee

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Thursday The Mom’s Track accomodates mothers with nursing infants and allows for them to enjoy the learning environment that Education Week provides. The following is the list of classes for the Mom’s Track.

9 a.m.

David A. Christensen HINCKLEY 240

Becoming an Elect Lady: A Woman as a Person

Ron Bartholomew RICKS 173

Understanding the Principles of Personal Revelation: Ask and You Shall Receive, Based on the Conditions Prescribed by the Lord

Barbara B. Jones RICKS 161

The Confident Woman Externally: She Who Laughs...Lasts

Ezra Gwilliam HINCKLEY 333

Literacy and Learning: Reading and Readiness for Today’s World of Literacy: Simplicity and Science

Bruce Satterfield RICKS 147

A Virtuous Woman... Far Above Rubies: “Virtuous Woman” Proverb: Not Quite the Proverb We Think It Is

Jennifer Brewer RICKS 173

Motherhood Matters: Running the Household: On Time and Under Budget!

Kevin Hinckley RICKS 147

Lady Wisdom: The Expansive, Eternal Influence of Womanhood: Lady Wisdom (Proverbs 8): Understanding Your Wealth of Spiritual Endowment

Connie Sokol HINCKLEY 203

Back to Basics: Refresh Habits, Homes, and Happiness : Holy Habits, Holy Homes

10:15

11:30

12:45

DEVOTIONAL Hart Auditorium

2 p.m.

Mom’s Track

3:15

Barbara B. Jones RICKS 161

The Confident Women in Internal Peace and Happiness: Coping with Adversity Through Prayer

Kristie Scott RICKS 173

Finding the Pearl in the Oyster in the Gigantic Ocean: A Message for Women Whose Spirit Needs Some Polishing: The Ocean: Looking at Women of the Past in History and the Gospel to Find Value in Ourselves!

Vickey Pahnke Taylor RICKS 161

A Joyful Woman! Three Helps in Finding More Goodness in Our God-Given Role as Women: STRENGTH: Distinguishing a ‘Strong Woman’ From a ‘Woman of Strength’

4:30

For details on individual classes, please refer to the Class Schedule on pages 14-35.

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Connie Sokol HINCKLEY 286

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Casey W. Olson RICKS 147

“Train Up a Child in the Way He Should Go”: Will They Live Happily Ever After?

Mom’s Track

5:45

Joyfully Balancing Being a Woman, Wife, and Mother: Clean Out Emotional Clutter: Remove Perfectionism, Inappropriate Guilt, and Overdoing

Friday 9 a.m.

David A. Christensen HINCKLEY 240

Becoming an Elect Lady: A Woman as a Wife

Ron Bartholomew RICKS 173

Understanding the Principles of Personal Revelation: In Seeking and Asking, Trifle Not With Sacred Things

Barbara B. Jones RICKS 161

The Confident Woman Externally: Discover Your Personal Style

Ezra Gwilliam HINCKLEY 333

Literacy and Learning: Reading and Readiness for Today’s World of Literacy: Parental Influences and Family Challenges

Bruce Satterfield RICKS 147

A Virtuous Woman... Far Above Rubies: Thou Art an Elect Lady

Jennifer Brewer RICKS 173

Motherhood Matters: Does This Stress Make Me Look Fat?

Kevin Hinckley RICKS 147

Lady Wisdom: The Expansive, Eternal Influence of Womanhood: The Husband-Whisperer: How to Ennoble Without Enabling

10:15

11:30

12:45

Connie Sokol HINCKLEY 203

Back to Basics: Refresh Habits, Homes, and Happiness : Feel Fit and Fabulous, Body and Soul

2 p.m.

DEVOTIONAL Hart Auditorium

Barbara B. Jones RICKS 161

The Confident Women in Internal Peace and Happiness: The Gift of Happines

Kristie Scott RICKS 173

Finding the Pearl in the Oyster in the Gigantic Ocean: A Message for Women Whose Spirit Needs Some Polishing: The Oyster: A Look at Changing the Negative Ways We View Ourselves!

Vickey Pahnke Taylor RICKS 161

A Joyful Woman! Three Helps in Finding More Goodness in Our GodGiven Role as Women: PEACE: Pressing for Peace Instead of Pushing the Panic Button

5:45

Connie Sokol HINCKLEY 286

Joyfully Balancing Being a Woman, Wife, and Mother:Juggling Womanhood and Motherhood

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Casey W. Olson RICKS 147

“Train Up a Child in the Way He Should Go”: Good, Better, and Best on Monday Nights

3:15

4:30

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Saturday 9 a.m.

David A. Christensen HINCKLEY 240

Becoming an Elect Lady: A Woman as a Mother

Ron Bartholomew RICKS 173

Understanding the Principles of Personal Revelation: We Must Know How to Recognize the Spirit When It Comes

Barbara B. Jones RICKS 161

The Confident Woman Externally: Instant Changes for a Better Appearnace

Ezra Gwilliam HINCKLEY 333

Literacy and Learning: Reading and Readiness for Today’s World of Literacy: Media of Literacy

Bruce Satterfield RICKS 147

A Virtuous Woman... Far Above Rubies: “In Sorrow Thou Shalt Bring Forth Children”

Jennifer Brewer RICKS 173

Motherhood Matters: He Said, She Said...We Said

Kevin Hinckley RICKS 147

Lady Wisdom: The Expansive, Eternal Influence of Womanhood: Mommy Power: Writing the Gospel on Their Hearts

Connie Sokol HINCKLEY 203

Back to Basics: Refresh Habits, Homes, and Happiness : Create Healthy Connections: Marriage, Children, and friends

Casey W. Olson RICKS 161

“Train Up a Child in the Way He Should Go.”: Teaching Moments

10:15

11:30

12:45

Mom’s Track

2 p.m.

2 p.m

Connie Sokol HINCKLEY 203

Joyfully Balancing Being a Woman, Wife, and Mother: Create a Personal Life Vision

3:15

Barbara B. Jones RICKS 161

The Confident Women in Internal Peace and Happiness: The Gift of Trials

Kristie Scott RICKS 173

Finding the Pearl in the Oyster in the Gigantic Ocean: A Message for Women Whose Spirit Needs Some Polishing: The Pearl: The Gifts Women Possess

Vickey Pahnke Taylor RICKS 161

A Joyful Woman! Three Helps in Finding More Goodness in Our GodGiven Role as Women: COURAGE: Courage in Our Coveneants: “The” Savior Becomes “My” Savior During Dark Times

4:30

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Michael Allred BENSON 108/110

9 a.m. Seth King BENSON 219

Michael Allred BENSON 108/110

10:15

Ezra Gwilliam HINCKLEY 333 Kristie Scott BENSON 219

11:30

2 p.m.

How Spiritual Gifts Will Help You Build and Strengthen Lives

Becoming Worth Your Value:

C. Ryan Dunn BENSON 224

Lessons I’ve Learned From the Brother of Jared: Repetition and the Holy Sacrament

Curtis L. Jacobs BENSON 108/110

The Teen Years, Terrifying or Terrific: How to be Chaste While Being Chased

Jonathan West BENSON 219

Decisions Determine Destiny: Excuses vs. Responsibility

Ron Bartholomew BENSON 219

Understanding the Principles of the Attonment: Becoming a New Person From the Inside Out

Kory Kunz BENSON 108/110

Charity and Virtue: Faith, Hope, and Charity

Robert Wahlquist BENSON 287

“Lord, I Would follow Thee”: 15 Million Mormons and Counting! Why a Worldwide Missionary Effort

Jonathan West TAYLOR 170

The Role of Jesus Christ as Savior: Repentance: The Power to Let Go

4:30

The Value of the Light

How to Prepare for Spiritual Opportunities:

Face to Face: Preparing to Be in the Presence of God Be in the World, Not Degined by it: Idol Idolatry - Not for Me!

Dare to Be Square:

Whose Influence Are You Under? For the Strength of Youth 2012: For the Strength of Youth: Modesty in Dress and Speech

Barbara B. Jones RICKS 161

Teenage Survival Series: Arise and Shine Forth

Vickey Pahnke Taylor BENSON 219

How Do I Get From Here to Happily Ever After?: If I Loved You...and Other Tough Stuff

David A. Christensen HINCKLEY 240

Comming to know the Character of Deity: God Is Love You Can Count on It!

C. Ryan Dunn BENSON 108/110

Remembering Who We Are What We Stand For, and How to Stand For It: “The Who” Who Am I?

DEVOTIONAL Hart Auditorium C. Ryan Dunn BENSON 224

All Things Testify of Christ: Peace and War

Matthew Fackrell HINCKLEY 286

This Is a Great Time to Be a Youth, Because of the Gospel It Can Evven Be Better: Why Is a Healthy SelfEsteem Important?

Curtis L. Jacobs BENSON 108/110

Decisions, Decisions, Decisions: Decade of Decision

Jonathan West BENSON 270

Relationships: Dating, Siblings, and Parents: Developing a Great Relationship With Your Family

3:15

Be the Chocolate Chip!: Be the C.H.I.P.

Seeking the Best Gifts:

Bruce C. Chang BENSON 108/110

12:45

Jennifer Brewer BENSON 287

5:45

Youth Track

Thursday

Open to all youth ages 14-18 years old, Youth Track allows the participant to enjoy the Education Week environment among their peers. (Adults are also welcome.) Youth track includes nightly social activites where the youth can create longlasting friendships. For details on individual classes, please refer to the Class Schedule on pages 14-35.

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Friday Michael Allred BENSON 108/110

9 a.m. Seth King BENSON 219

Michael Allred BENSON 108/110

Seeking the Best Gifts:

How Spiritual Gifts Will Give You the Strength and Courage to Stand With God

Becoming Worth Your Value: Developing Eternal Value

How to Prepare for Spiritual Opportunities:

Reverence: Preparing to Commune With God

10:15 Ezra Gwilliam HINCKLEY 333 Kristie Scott BENSON 219

11:30

Youth Track

Dare to Be Square: Dare to Be Square

Bruce C. Chang BENSON 108/110

For the Strength of Youth 2012: Friendship and Dating

Barbara B. Jones RICKS 161

Teenage Survival Series: Believe in Yourself God Has a Plan for You

Vickey Pahnke Taylor BENSON 219

How Do I Get From Here to Happily Ever After?: We Seek After These Things...Don’t We?

David A. Christensen HINCKLEY 240

Comming to know the Character of Deity: God Is Just - You Will Be Blessed by It!

C. Ryan Dunn BENSON 108/110

Remembering Who We Are What We Stand For, and How to Stand For It: “The What” - So What?!

12:45

2 p.m.

Be in the World, Not Degined by it: Dating in the World Not the World

Jennifer Brewer BENSON 287

Be the Chocolate Chip!: Live Life So You’ll Like the Re-Run

C. Ryan Dunn BENSON 224

Lessons I’ve Learned From the Brother of Jared: I Love to See the Temple

Curtis L. Jacobs BENSON 108/110

The Teen Years, Terrifying or Terrific: Stand as a Witness

Jonathan West BENSON 219

Decisions Determine Destiny: Control the Media Before It Controls You

Ron Bartholomew BENSON 219

Understanding the Principles of the Attonment: Repentance: A Way Back, Not a Way Out

Kory Kunz BENSON 108/110

Charity and Virtue: Let Virtue Garnish Your Thoughts Unceasingly

Robert Wahlquist BENSON 287

“Lord, I Would follow Thee”: “The Book of Mormon: The Greatest Persuader to Get Men on Missions” Ezra Taft Benson

Jonathan West TAYLOR 170

The Role of Jesus Christ as Savior: Overcoming Temptation Through Jesus Christ

4:30

DEVOTIONAL Hart Auditorium C. Ryan Dunn BENSON 224

All Things Testify of Christ: God Vs. Mammon

Matthew Fackrell HINCKLEY 286

This Is a Great Time to Be a Youth, Because of the Gospel It Can Evven Be Better: The Book of Mormon War Chapters Give Us Principles to Prepare for a Mission and to Guide Us in Our Life

3:15

Curtis L. Jacobs BENSON 108/110

Decisions, Decisions, Decisions: What Were You Thinking?

Jonathan West BENSON 270

Relationships: Dating, Siblings, and Parents: Pride and Prejudice

5:45

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Michael Allred BENSON 108/110

9 a.m. Seth King BENSON 219

Michael Allred BENSON 108/110

10:15

Ezra Gwilliam HINCKLEY 333 Kristie Scott BENSON 219

11:30

Seeking the Best Gifts: Preparatory Gifts Can Lead You and Others to Spiritual Gifts

Becoming Worth Your Value:

Let No Man Despise Your Youth

How to Prepare for Spiritual Opportunities: The Second Coming: Preparing for the Savior to Come Be in the World, Not Degined by it: Define Your Life: Define the World

Dare to Be Square:

For the Strength of Youth 2012: Social Media and Technology

Barbara B. Jones RICKS 161

Teenage Survival Series: Making Positive Changes

Vickey Pahnke Taylor BENSON 219

How Do I Get From Here to Happily Ever After?: Improve Our Self-Worth by Denying Self-Esteem: Reality vs. Cheap Imitations

Comming to know the Character of Deity: God Is Merciful - You Must Rely on It!

C. Ryan Dunn BENSON 108/110

Remembering Who We Are What We Stand For, and How to Stand For It: “The How” - How Do I “Arise and Shine Forth?”

Ron Bartholomew BENSON 219

Understanding the Principle of the Atonement: Repentance Really Does Bring Forgiveness

Kory Kunz BENSON 108/110

Charity and Virtue: Your Confidence Will Wax Strong in the Presence of God

Robert Wahlquist BENSON 287

“Lord, I Would Follow Thee”: Missionary Work: “I Hope They Call Me on a Mission”

Jonathan West TAYLOR 170

The Role of Jesus Christ as Savior: Jesus Christ: Healing the Wounded Soul

C. Ryan Dunn BENSON 224

All Things Testify of Christ: Oh God, Where Art Thou in MY Trials?

Matthew Fackrell HINCKLEY 286

This Is a Great Time to Be a Youth, Because of the Gospel It Can Evven Be Better: “The Best Is Yet to Come”

Curtis L. Jacobs BENSON 108/110

Decisions, Decisions, Decisions: The Holy Ghost Can Help

Jonathan West BENSON 270

Relationships: Dating, Siblings, and Parents: It’s Not You, It’s Me: Key to Successful Dating

Jennifer Brewer BENSON 287

Be the Chocolate Chip!: Talents and Ta Da’s!

C. Ryan Dunn BENSON 224

Lessons I’ve Learned From the Brother of Jared: Sacred Teamwork

Jonathan West BENSON 219

Mission Possible: This Is Your Mission Should You Choose to Accept It

12:45

Seek Out the Best Path

Bruce C. Chang BENSON 108/110

David A. Christensen HINCKLEY 240

2 p.m.

3:15

4:30

Lord, I Would Follow Thee

Youth Track

Saturday

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9 - 9:55 a.m. Michael Allred Seeking the Best Gifts (YOUTH) BENSON108/110

TH

How Spiritual Gifts Will Help You Build and Strengthen Lives

FRI

How Spiritual Gifts Will Give You the Strength and Courage to Stand With God

SAT

Preparatory Gifts Can Lead You and Others to Spiritual Gifts

Schedule of Classes

Philip Allred Becoming Saints Through Christ’s Atonement TAYLOR 190

TH

FRI

SAT

Resurrection - Saving Us From the Awful Monster of Death and Hell Forgiveness - Redeeming Us From Uncleanliness and Hopelessness Enabling Power Capacitating Us for the Godly Life Here and Hereafter

Ron L. Andersen Abraham Lincoln and the Early Mormons

BENSON 287

TH

Abraham Lincoln and the Early Mormon Church

FRI

The Remarkable Similarities of Joseph Smith and Abraham Lincoln

SAT

Abraham Lincoln and the Restoration of the Gospel of Jesus Christ

Byron Bair and Ted M. Bair Making the Atonement of Jesus Christ a Meaningful Power in My Life TAYLOR 170

TH

How to Access the Atonement of Jesus Christ

FRI

How to Maintain the Effects of the Atonement

SAT

What the Patterns of the Atonement Fulfilling Teach About and Magnifying Callings

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Ross Baron

David A. Christensen

The Plan of Salvation MC BALLROOM A

Becoming an Elect Lady (MOM) HINCKLEY 240

TH

The House of Israel, Ephraim, Jews, and Gentiles: Who Are They, and Why Does It Matter?

Ron Bartholomew

TH

A Woman as a Person

FRI

A Woman as a Wife

SAT

A Woman as a Mother

Understanding the Process of Spiritual ReBirth RICKS 173

DESERET NEWS GROUP: Paul S. Edwards and Christopher Lee

TH

Being “Born Again”

FRI

“Come Unto Me”

SAT

Spiritual Rebirth Compared to Physical Birth - An Analogy From the Scriptures

The Church and Media: The Distinct Voice of the Deseret News MC 372

Bruce C. Chang Protecting the Family Unit

TH

Deseret News: A Distinct Voice for Family Values

FRI

Deseret News: Building a Worldwide Audience

SAT

Deseret News Family Media Guide: Protecting Your Family in a Dangerous Media World

RICKS 161

TH

Protecting the Family Unit: Beware of the Enemy

FRI

Protecting the Family Unit: Strengthening the Marriage

SAT

Protecting the Family Unit: Raising Your Children Unto the Lord

Schedule of Classes

9 - 9:55 a.m.

HEARTBOUND Music’s Healing Power (Music and the Spoken Word) HINCKLEY 286

TH

Joy and Laughter

FRI

A Hopeful Heart

SAT

Healing the Soul

Lord, I Would Follow Thee

17

Kevin Hinckley

9 - 9:55 a.m. Todd Knowles

The Power of the Atonement in Emotional Healing RICKS 147

TH FRI SAT

Scars on the Soul: Post Traumatic Stress Back From the Brink: Regaining Trust in a Marriage Seeing as You Are Seen: The Atonement and Self Image

Debbie Kent

Schedule of Classes

The Peace of Preparedness HINCKLEY 203

TH

“On the Path to Preparedness”

FRI

Surviving Disasters

SAT

Sheltering at Home

Seth King Becoming Worth Your Value (YOUTH) BENSON 219

TH

The Value of the Light

FRI

Developing Eternal Value

SAT

Let No Man Despise Your Youth

Gifts of the Atonement BENSON 270

TH

Repentance and Forgiveness

FRI

Spiritual Rebirth and Sanctification

SAT

Resurrection and Judgment

Bruce Satterfield Ancient Temple Worship TAYLOR 120

TH

Adam and the Introduction of Temple Worship

FRI

The Meaning, Importance, and Use of Names and Name Changes in Scripture

SAT

The Orders of Enoch and Melchizedek

Vickey Pahnke Taylor “Our Savior’s Love”: Stronger Than Anything on Earth HINCKLEY 333

TH

The Attitude of a Christian: The Miracle of Our Own Goodness

FRI

Celebrating Humor: Giggling Our Way to Increased Joy!

SAT

Leaning on the Everlasting Arm - Christ Is Our Hope

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Michael Allred How to Prepare for Spiritual Opportunities (YOUTH) BENSON 108/110

TH

Face to Face: Preparing to Be in the Presence of God

FRI

Reverence: Preparing to Commune With God

SAT

The Second Coming: Preparing for the Savior to Come

Philip Allred

With Eternity for Our Covering Preparing for Celestial Life

Byron Bair and Ted M. Bair Relationships: The Lord’s Patterns and Principles as Found in Parables and Symbols in Gardens, Seeds, and the Tree of Life TAYLOR 170

TH

The Lord’s Patterns and Principles as Found in Parables and Symbols in Seasons and Gardens

FRI

The Lord’s Patterns and Principles as Found in Parables and Symbols in Seasons and Gardens, the Garden of Gethsemane, and the Garden Tomb

TAYLOR 190

TH

Possessing Our Souls in Patience

FRI

Learning to Act and Not Be Acted Upon

SAT

Becoming One Together in Eternal Marriage

SAT The Lord’s Patterns and

Principles as Found in Parables and Symbols in Seasons in Both Alma’s Teachings of Growing Seeds in Alma 32 and the Tree of Life

Ron L. Andersen Abraham Lincoln God’s Humble Instrument BENSON 287

TH

Did Lincoln Have a Calling From God?

FRI

The Magnanimity of Abraham Lincoln

SAT

“A House Divided Against Itself Cannot Stand.”

Schedule of Classes

10:15 - 11:10 a.m.

Ross Baron The Plan of Salvation MC BALLROOM A

TH

Prophetic Support for Mortality

Lord, I Would Follow Thee

19

10:15 - 11:10 a.m.

Ron Bartholomew Personal Revelation (MOM) RICKS 173

TH

Ask and You Shall Receive, Based on the Conditions Prescribed by the Lord

FRI

In Seeking and Asking, Trifle Not With Sacred Things

TH

Deseret News: Distinctive Coverage of the Family

SAT

We Must Know How to Recognize the Spirit When It Comes

FRI

Deseret News: Distinctive Coverage of Faith

SAT

Deseret News: Coverage of the LDS Church in Mormon Moment

BYU - Idaho Online: Bryan Justesen and Brandie Miguel

Schedule of Classes

DESERET NEWS GROUP Paul S. Edwards and Christopher Lee

BYU-Idaho Online Opportunities BENSON 224

TH

BYU-Idaho Online Degree Options

FRI

The Pathway Program

SAT Concurrent Enrollment for High School Students

David A. Christensen The Sacrament: An Ordinance of Redeeming Power HINCKLEY 240

TH

What the Lord Intends the Sacrament to Be

FRI

Preparing Ourselves for the “Guestchamber” of the Lord

SAT

Partaking of the Bread of Life and the Living Water

The “Faith Gap” in America’s Newsrooms MC 372

Ezra Gwilliam Be in the World, Not Defined by It (YOUTH) HINCKLEY 333

TH

Idol Idolatry - Not for Me!

FRI

Dating in the World Not the World

SAT

Define Your Life: Define the World

HEARTBOUND Aspire Higher… Rising to the Best Within Us (Music and the Spoken Word) HINCKLEY 286

TH

YOU are Better Than You Think!

FRI

Mission Possible… You Have a Mission and Purpose

SAT Arise and Shine Forth

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Kevin Hinckley

Todd Knowles

Dwelling in Our Tents: Surviving the Wilderness Experiences in Our Mortal Journeys

The House of Israel: Big Pictures and Personal Applications BENSON 270

RICKS 147

TH FRI

Tower Moments (Helaman 7): Waiting for Angels to Come Cruising With Jared: What Happens When All We Have to Offer Are Stones

SAT Learning to Tarry (3 Nephi 17):

TH

Abraham and Covenant

FRI

The House of Israel and the Great Plan of Happiness

SAT

The Gathering: Taking It Personally

Victor Ludlow

The Power of Prayer

The Middle East Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow: An LDS Barbara B. Jones Scholar’s Perspective The Confident Woman - Externally TAYLOR 120 (MOM) Yesterday: The People’s TH RICKS 161 Lands and Resources of the Middle East

TH

She Who Laughs… Lasts

FRI

Discover Your Personal Style

FRI

Today: Developments in the Middle East Since AD 1830

SAT

Instant Changes for a Better Appearance

SAT

Tomorrow: Prophetic Perspectives and Prophesies About the Middle East

Debbie Kent Being Prepared in All Things (D&C 29:8) HINCKLEY 203

Kristie Scott Dare to Be Square (YOUTH) BENSON 219

TH

Shelter, Water, and Sanitation

TH

Whose Influence Are You Under?

FRI

No Power, No Problem… Cooking When the Power Is Out

FRI

Dare to Be Square!

SAT

Seek Out the Best Path

SAT

Schedule of Classes

10:15 - 11:10 a.m.

Garden Goodness

Lord, I Would Follow Thee

21

11:30 a.m. - 12:25 p.m. Michael Allred Ron L. Andersen Repentance: How to Be Forgiven BENSON 270

TH

Be Ye Clean: The Great Blessing of Repentance

TH

The Wit and Wisdom of Abraham Lincoln

FRI

Baby Steps to a Lengthened Stride: Understanding the Steps of Repentance and Principles of Change

FRI

“The Lawyer Who Was Never Known to Lie.”

SAT

Leading Like Lincoln

SAT

The Power of Truth: How to Resist, Regroup, and Respond to Temptation

Philip Allred

Schedule of Classes

The Wit and Wisdom of Lincoln BENSON 287

Preparing for Our Eternal Future TAYLOR 190

TH

Death and the Post-Mortal Spirit World

FRI

The Resurrection and the Judgment

SAT

The Kingdoms of Glory and Perdition

Ann Kapp Andersen and Janice Kapp Perry The Power of Music to Teach, Testify, and Entertain HINCKLEY 286

TH

The Charm of Children’s Music

FRI

Bearing Testimony Through Music

SAT

The Lighter Side of Music

Ross Baron The Plan of Salvation MC BALLROOM A

TH

Water to Wine

Jennifer Brewer Body Basics RICKS 173

TH

Diet… Is a Four Letter Word!

FRI

Healthy in a Hurry

SAT

Small Steps to Big Changes

Bruce C. Chang For the Strength of Youth 2012 (YOUTH) BENSON 108/110

TH

For the Strength of Youth: Modesty in Dress and Speech

FRI

For the Strength of Youth: Friendship and Dating

SAT

For the Strength of Youth: Social Media and Technology

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Mark Ellison

Ezra Gwilliam

Understanding Paul’s Epistle to the Romans HINCKLEY 240

Literacy and Learning: Reading and Readiness for Today’s World of Literacy (MOM) HINCKLEY 333

TH

Romans 1-4: Man’s Right and God’s Plan of Salvation Through Jesus Christ

FRI

Romans 5-8: Life in Christ

SAT

Romans 9-16: Living Peacably as Saints

Robert Fernquist Strengthening Marriages Across the Life Cycle TAYLOR 170

TH

FRI

SAT

Developing Qualities that Promote Love and Happiness for Newlyweds His, Hers, and Theirs: Common Problems and Helpful Situations for Step-Families Keeping the Love Alive During Middle-Age and After the Children (Initially) Leave Home

TH

Simplicity and Science

FRI

Parental Influences and Family Challenges

SAT

Media of Literacy

Barbara B. Jones Teenage Survival Series (YOUTH) RICKS 161

TH

Arise and Shine Forth

FRI

Believe in Yourself - God Has a Plan for You

SAT

Making Positive Changes

Schedule of Classes

11:30 a.m. - 12:25 p.m.

Debbie Kent Food Storage Made Easy HINCKLEY 203

TH

Mixes and Meals

FRI

How You Bean?

SAT

Got Milk?

Lord, I Would Follow Thee

23

11:30 a.m. - 12:25 p.m. Victor Ludlow

Bruce Satterfield

The Savior’s Three Major Sermons in 3 Nephi

A Virtuous Woman... Far Above Rubies (MOM) RICKS 147

TAYLOR 120

TH

The Sermon at the Temple in Bountiful (3 Nephi 11-14)

FRI

The Mosaic Law and the Abrahamic Covenant Discourse (3 Nephi 15-16)

Schedule of Classes

SAT

The Father’s Covenant People Teachings (3 Nephi 20-22)

David D. Peck Religions of India MC 372

TH

Hinduism

FRI

Buddhism

SAT

Sikhism

TH

“Virtuous Woman” Proverb: Not Quite the Proverb We Think It Is

FRI

Thou Art an Elect Lady

SAT

“In Sorrow Thou Shalt Bring Forth Children”

Vickey Pahnke Taylor How Do I Get From Here to Happily Ever After? (YOUTH) BENSON 219

TH

If I Loved You… and Other Tough Stuff

FRI

We Seek After These Things… Don’t We?

SAT

Improve Our SelfWorth by Denying Self-Esteem: Reality vs. Cheap Imitations

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Ann Kapp Andersen and Janice Kapp Perry The Power of Music to Inspire, Strengthen, and Comfort HINCKLEY 286

TH

The Fun and Fear of Developing New Talents

FRI

Give Me a Song to Lean On

SAT

A Little Extra Help From the Spirit

Jennifer Brewer Motherhood Matters (MOM) RICKS 173

TH

Running the Household: On Time and Under Budget!

FRI

Does This Stress Make Me Look Fat?

SAT

He Said, She Said… We Said

Bruce C. Chang Finding Balance Through Principles of the Gospel RICKS 161

Ted M. Bair

TH

Physical Balance

Second Coming of Jesus Christ: Parallels With Christ’s First Comings TAYLOR 120

FRI

Spiritual Balance

SAT

Emotional Balance

TH

Warnings: Changes on Earth and in the Heavens

FRI

Events: Appearances of Jesus Christ

SAT

Reactions: How the Presence of Jesus Christ Affects His Father’s Children

Schedule of Classes

12:45 - 1:40 p.m.

David A. Christensen Coming to Know the Character of Deity (YOUTH/ADULT) HINCKLEY 240

TH

God Is Love - You Can Count on It!

FRI

God Is Just - You Will Be Blessed by It!

SAT

God Is Merciful - You Must Rely on It!

Lord, I Would Follow Thee

25

12:45 - 1:40 p.m. C. RYAN DUNN Remembering Who We Are, What We Stand For, and How to Stand For It (YOUTH) BENSON 108/110

TH

“The Who” Who Am I?

FRI

“The What” So What?!

Schedule of Classes

SAT

Ezra Gwilliam Fruits and Gifts: Operations of the Holy Ghost HINCKLEY 333

TH

The Gifts of the Spirit: Receiving, Operating, and Fulfilling

FRI

The Fruits of the Spirit

SAT

“A More Excellent Way”

“The How” How Do I “Arise and Shine Forth?”

Robert Fernquist

Kevin Hinckley

Socializing Children: The Influence of Parents, Peers, and the Media

Lady Wisdom: The Expansive, Eternal Influence of Womanhood (MOM) RICKS 147

TAYLOR 190

TH

FRI

SAT

How Parents’ Behaviors Impact Their Children Teens and Peer Pressure: Navigating Through Peer Associations Texting, Tweeting, and Surfing: How Being “Plugged in” Impact’s a Child’s Life

TH

Lady Wisdom (Proverbs 8): Understanding your Wealth of Spiritual Endowment

FRI

The HusbandWhisperer: How to Ennoble Without Enabling

SAT

Mommy Power: Writing the Gospel on Their Hearts

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Seth King

Illuminating a Darkened World Through the Light of Christ TAYLOR 170

TH

Illuminating a Darkened World

FRI

Pitfalls Pervading the Straight and Narrow Path: What Our Youth Face

SAT

Scriptural Promises: Devotion, Demeanor, Delusion, Faith

Todd Knowles “Lord, I Would Follow Thee.” BENSON 287

TH

FRI SAT

Increasing Our Faith to Follow “Walk With Me” (Moses 6:34) “Draw Near Unto Me, and I Will Draw Near Unto You” (D&C 88:63)

David D. Peck Virtual Tour of Egypt MC 372

TH

The Eternal Twilight of the Pharaohs

FRI

The Flight Into Egypt

SAT

Islamic Egypt

Back to Basics: Refresh Habits, Homes, and Happiness (MOM) HINCKLEY 203

TH

Holy Habits, Holy Homes

FRI

Feel Fit and Fabulous, Body and Soul

SAT

Create Healthy Connections: Marriage, Children, and Friends

Robert Wahlquist “Lord, I Would Follow Thee”: Forgiveness BENSON 219

TH

“How Oft Shall I Forgive My Brother?”

FRI

“Father, Forgive Them, for They Know Not What They Do.”

SAT

The Role of the Atonement in Giving and Receiving Forgiveness

Lord, I Would Follow Thee

Schedule of Classes

12:45 - 1:40 p.m. Connie Sokol

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2 - 2:55 p.m. T h u r s d a y, J u l y 2 6 President Kim B Clark, BYU-Idaho

Experience... Devotional

F r i d a y, J u l y 2 7

Elder L. Whitney Clayton, First Quorum of the Seventy

Time: 2-2:55 p.m. Hart Auditorium

3:15 - 4:10 p.m.

Schedule of Classes

BYU - Idaho Admissions Tyler Williams

Be Smart

BENSON 219

TH FRI SAT

Why higher education, how to prepare for it, and what are my options within the Church Educational System. (This class will contain the same content Thursday through Saturday.)

Susan Bell

C. Ryan Dunn All Things Testify of Christ (ADULT/YOUTH) BENSON 224

TH

Peace and War

FRI

God vs Mammon

SAT

Oh God, Where Art Thou in MY Trials?

Mark Ellison Archaeology and Early Christianity HINCKLEY 240

TH

House-churches, Worship, and Family Life in the New Testament

FRI

Artifacts That Illuminate the New Testament

SAT

The Christian Building at Dura-Europos: A Glimpse at Christianity Between the Apostles and Constantine

“Our Daily Rice Cake” - How to Deal With Food Sensitivities HINCKLEY 203

TH

“Our Daily Rice Cake” How to Deal With Food Sensitivities

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Matthew Fackrell

Russell C. Gaede

This Is a Great Time to Be a Youth, Because of the Gospel It Can Even Be Better (YOUTH)

Creating an Eternal Marriage TAYLOR 170

HINCKLEY 286

TH

Starting off Right

FRI

Seasons of Change Keeping the Flame Alive

TH

Why Is a Healthy Self Esteem Important?

SAT

FRI

The Book of Mormon War Chapters Give Us Principles to Prepare for a Mission and to Guide Us in Our Life

Curtis L. Jacobs

SAT

“The Best Is Yet to Come”

Robert Fernquist The Teachings of David A. Bednar as the President of Ricks College and BYU-Idaho TAYLOR 190

TH

Recognizing and Responding to the Promptings of the Holy Ghost

Decisions, Decisions, Decisions (YOUTH) BENSON 108/110

TH

Decade of Decision

FRI

What Were You Thinking?

SAT

The Holy Ghost Can Help

Schedule of Classes

3:15 - 4:10 p.m.

Barbara B. Jones The Confident Women in Internal Peace and Happiness (MOM) RICKS 161

TH

Coping with Adversity Through Prayer

FRI

Nurturing Faith in the Savior

FRI

The Gift of Happiness

SAT

Gaining Invaluable Experience in Mortality: The Importance of Our Physical Bodies

SAT

The Gift of Trials

Lord, I Would Follow Thee

29

3:15 - 4:10 p.m. Seth King Teaching that Touches Hearts: Inviting Others to Act BENSON 287

Marie Ricks House of Order The Better Way to Live #1 RICKS 147

TH

Teaching That Touches Hearts in Sunday School

TH

Kitchen Organization Help Your Kitchen Help You

FRI

Teaching Terrible Two’s: Lessons Learned So Far

FRI

SAT

Teaching Teenage Terrors

Food Management The Master Menu, Grocery Lists, Shopping, and Food Preparation for Better Meals

SAT

Food and Home Storage: A Better Way to Be Self-Sufficient for Those Who Don’t Have Time for Another Trip to the Store

Schedule of Classes

Casey W. Olson Turning Challenges Into Opportunities MC 372

TH

Let Your Challenges Lead You to the Mountaintop

FRI

“I Could Not Be Shaken”

SAT

Helping Youth Avoid and Overcome Sexual Sin

Bruce Satterfield The Eternal Obtaining and Development of Man’s Divine Potential TAYLOR 120

TH

The Pre-mortal Obtaining and Initial Development of Man’s Divine Potential

FRI

The Importance of the Mortal Existence in the Development of Man’s Divine Potential

SAT

The Millennial Development of Man’s Divine Potential

30 BYU-Idaho Education Week

Kristie Scott

Ted M. Bair

Brick by Brick, Stone by Stone: Building a Strong Marriage RICKS 173

TH

4:30 - 5:25 p.m.

How Firm Is the Foundation of Your Marriage

FRI

Three Important Pillars of Marriage: Live, Laugh, Love

SAT

The Key Linchpin of Marriage

Jonathan West Relationships: Dating, Siblings, and Parents (YOUTH) BENSON 270

God’s Plan of Happiness for His Children TAYLOR 120

TH

“In the Beginning, God”: Premortality and Creation

FRI

Is There a Better Home Than Garden?: The Garden of Eden

SAT

Man’s Fall Was Not Shameful: Adam and Eve and Us Under the Atonement of Jesus Christ

Jennifer Brewer Be the Chocolate Chip! (YOUTH) BENSON 287

TH

Be the C.H.I.P.

TH

Developing a Great Relationship With Your Family

FRI

Live Life So You’ll Like the Re-Run

FRI

PRIDE and Prejudice

SAT

Talents and Ta Da’s!

SAT

It’s Not You, It’s Me: Key to Successful Dating

Lord, I Would Follow Thee

Schedule of Classes

3:15 - 4:10 p.m.

31

4:30 - 5:25 p.m. C. Ryan Dunn

Russell C. Gaede

Lessons I’ve Learned From the Brother of Jared (YOUTH)

Understanding and Improving Your Mental Health

BENSON 224

TH

Repetition and the Holy Sacrament

FRI

I Love to See the Temple

SAT

Sacred Teamwork

TAYLOR 170

TH

PURIFY Your Behavior and Soul

FRI

Training Your Brain to Be Happier

SAT

Anxiety, What It Can Lead to and Conquering Stress and Anxiety

Schedule of Classes

Matthew Fackrell Stress, Anxiety, Depression, and Other Psychiatric Disorders, and How We Can Find True Happiness Again TAYLOR 190

TH

Stress, Why Is It a Part of Normal Life, and What We Can Do About It

FRI

Sadness, Depression, and Other Psychiatric Hardships; How It Affects Us and What We Can Do About It.

SAT

Anxiety, What It Can Lead to, and What We Can Do to Have a Happy Carefree Life

Curtis L. Jacobs The Teen Years, Terrifying or Terrific (YOUTH) BENSON 108/110

TH

How to be Chaste While Being Chased

FRI

Stand As a Witness

SAT

Trial and Triumph

32 BYU-Idaho Education Week

Casey W. Olson

Kristie Scott

Becoming a Teacher Come From God Finding the Pearl in the Oyster in the Gigantic Ocean: MC 372 A Message for Women Whose Teaching That Heals TH Spirit Needs Some Polishing (MOM)

FRI

“The Holy Ghost...Shall Teach You All Things”

SAT

Enhancing Participation and Discussion

RICKS 173

TH

The Ocean: Looking at Women of the Past in History and the Gospel to Find Value in Ourselves!

FRI

The Oyster: A Look at Changing the Negative Ways We View Ourselves!

SAT

The Pearl: The Gifts Women Possess

Marie Ricks House of Order - The Better Way to Live #2 RICKS 147

TH

Coping With Clutter

FRI

Organizing Closets and Cupboards

SAT

Housecleaning Methods Work Your Plan

Vickey Pahnke Taylor A Joyful Woman! Three Helps in Finding More Goodness in Our God-Given Role as Women (MOM)

Schedule of Classes

4:30 - 5:25 p.m.

RICKS 161

TH

STRENGTH: Distinguishing a ‘Strong Woman’ From a ‘Woman of Strength’

FRI

PEACE: Pressing for Peace Instead of Pushing the Panic Button

SAT

COURAGE: Courage in Our Covenants: “The” Savior Becomes “My” Savior During Dark Times

Lord, I Would Follow Thee

33

5:45 - 6:40 p.m.

4:30 - 5:25 p.m. Robert Wahlquist

Ted M. Bair

“Lord, I Would Follow Thee”: Study the Scriptures

Chosen People and Choice Lands: Covenant of Abraham and the Nations of Israel and the Americas TAYLOR 120

HINCKLEY 240

TH

Feast Upon the Words of Christ

FRI

Scripture Study Skill 1: Learning to Personalize the Scriptures

SAT

Scripture Study Skill 2: Lists

TH

Israel - A Choice Land for Choice People

FRI

The Americas - A Choice Land for a Choice People

SAT

2 - 2:55 p.m. Millennium Grand Finale for Chosen People and Choice Lands

Schedule of Classes

RON BARTHOLOMEW Jonathan West Decisions Determine Destiny (YOUTH) BENSON 219

TH

Excuses vs. Responsibility

FRI

Control the Media Before It Controls You

SAT

Mission Possible: This Is Your Mission Should You Choose to Accept It.

Understanding the Principles of the Atonement (YOUTH) BENSON 219

TH

FRI SAT

Becoming a New Person From the Inside Out Repentance: A Way Back, Not a Way Out 2 - 2:55 p.m. Repentance Really Does Bring Forgiveness

Jerry D. Brewer Skin Care, Skin Cancer, and Spiritual Cankers MC 372

TH

Melanoma: What You Don’t Know Could Kill You

FRI

Whited Sepulchers: Being Comfortable in Your Own Skin

RICKS 173

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2 - 2:55 p.m. Spiritual Bacteria: Avoiding Spiritual Sepsis

Mark Ellison

Kory Kunz

Consolation of the Gospel HINCKLEY 240

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The Companionship of the Holy Ghost

FRI

“Reflections of Greater Marvels” in the Savior’s Miracles

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2 - 2:55 p.m. Worry, Daily Discipleship, and Daily Bread

Charity and Virtue: Attributes That Will Bless the Lives of the Youth Today (YOUTH) BENSON 108/110

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Faith, Hope, and Charity

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Let Virtue Garnish Your Thoughts Unceasingly

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2 - 2:55 p.m, Your Confidence Will Wax Strong in the Presence of God

Matthew Fackrell

Marie Ricks

Can the Book of Mormon Truly Guide Our Lives? TAYLOR 190

House of Order The Better Way to Live #3

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How to Gain Better Financial Stability

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Maximizing Your Time Management Skills: Using Lists for Repetitive Events, Handling Trivia With Finesse, and Effective Filing Systems

SAT

2 - 2:55 p.m. Organizing to Get the Home You Want With the House You Have

FRI

How Can I Strengthen My Relationship With My Spouse and Other Family Members? How Can We Avoid the Evils That Threaten Our Family?

TAYLOR 130

SAT

RICKS 147

2 - 2:55 p.m. How Can We Find Balance in Our Busy Lives?

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5:45 - 6:40 p.m. Connie Sokol

Jonathan West

Joyfully Balancing Being a Woman, Wife, and Mother (MOM)

The Role of Jesus Christ as Savior (YOUTH/ADULT) TAYLOR 170

HINCKLEY 286

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Clean Out Emotional Clutter: Remove Perfectionism, Inappropriate Guilt, and Overdoing Juggling Womanhood and Motherhood

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Repentance: The Power to Let Go

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Overcoming Temptation Through Jesus Christ

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HINCKLEY 203

Schedule of Classes

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2 - 2:55 p.m. Jesus Christ: Healing the Wounded Soul

2 - 2:55 p.m. Create a Personal Life Vision

7 - 7:55 p.m.

Robert Wahlquist

Russell C. Gaede

“Lord, I Would Follow Thee”: Missionary Work (YOUTH) BENSON 287

Strengthening Home and Family TAYLOR 170

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15 Million Mormons and Counting! Why a Worldwide Missionary Effort! “The Book of Mormon: The Greatest Persuader to Get Men on Missions” Ezra Taft Benson 2 - 2:55 p.m. I Hope They Call Me on a Mission

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I Would Be My Brother’s Keeper

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Raising Your Children With a Healthy Sense of Sexuality

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12:45 - 1:40 p.m. I Would Learn the Healer’s Art

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Curtis L. Jacobs

David D. Peck

The Second Coming and You HINCKLEY 240

Turning Points in World History MC 372

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The Second Coming and the Saints

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Rome Falls, Christianity Rises

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The Second Coming and the Jews

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Islamic Sciences and the Copernican Revolution

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2 - 2:55 p.m. The Age of Revolutions

HINCKLEY 280/286

SAT

2 - 2:55 p.m. The Second Coming and the World

William Torngren Casey W. Olson “Train Up a Child in the Way He Should Go” (MOM) RICKS 147

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Will They Live Happily EverAfter?

FRI

Good, Better, and Best on Monday Nights

RICKS 161

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2 - 2:55 p.m. Teaching Moments

The Return to His Presence TAYLOR 190

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Prayer: A Source of Guidance, Direction, and Comfort, Individually and as a Family

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Lord, If I Would Follow Thee, Help Me to Know and Use My Personal Liahona

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2 - 2:55 p.m. Almsgiving - or Serving as the Lord Would Serve (Matthew 6:1-4)

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Education Week Headquarters The Education Week Headquarters is located in the Gordon B. Hinckley Building, Room 209. Office hours are shown below: • Wednesday, July 25 3 p.m. to 8 p.m. • Thursday and Friday, July 26-27 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.

• Saturday, July 28 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

What to Expect - Two devotionals - Classes for adults, youth, and mothers - Evening events - Over 40 presenters from CES, BYU, BYU-Idaho, and other professionals. - Over 300 classes taught with topics including the gospel, family, marriage, arts, raising children, genealogy, self-improvement, communication, and others. - Friendly atmosphere - Youth Track: At least two classes for the youth every hour with fun and exciting evening activities on Thursday and Friday. - Mom’s Track: Two buildings - Hinckley and Ricks with classes for mothers every hour.

important Dates March 1: Online registration began. Phone, mail, and fax registrations are also accepted. Friday, July 13: All REFUNDS must be postmarked by this date (housing and program passes). Friday, July 13: All mail-in registrations must be postmarked by this date. Monday, July 23: Last day for phone, fax, walk-in, or online registration. July 26-28: At-the-door registrations available at Education Week Headquarters, Hinckley 209. (Use East door) 38 BYU-Idaho Education Week

Registration Information Each person attending Education Week must be registered and have his or her own ticket. Your ticket represents your registration and may not be given to another person or shared between students. Tickets are not transferable. You must wear your ticket to be admitted to each class.

Pre-registration We encourage you to pre-register online. Registrations will also be accepted by mail, phone, or in person. For information on registering for housing, see the housing information section.

Pre-register Online Registration for the program may be purchased by Visa or MasterCard on the Internet at www.byui.edu/educationweek. Online registration will be available until Monday, July 23.

Pre-register by Mail All mail-in registrations must be postmarked by July 13. Send completed registration(s) to: BYU–Idaho Education Week 525 South Center Street - 8012 Rexburg, ID 83460

Pre-register by Phone or Fax You may register by calling (208) 496-1200 until Monday, July 23 at 5 p.m. Hours are Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mountain Time. Please have the registration form completed (all options selected) and credit card information with you at the time you phone in your registration. Registrations will be accepted if faxed to (208) 496-6203 until Monday, July 23 at 5 p.m.

Pre-register in Person Before Program Register at BYU–Idaho Community Connections; 112 Auxiliary Services Building in Rexburg. Registrations will be taken until Monday, July 23.

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Pre-registration Tuition Full Program $49 One-day Pass $23 Thursday, Friday, or Saturday *Student Full Program $25 *Student One-day Pass $13 *Current full-time college, high school, or junior high students age 14 and older. Ticketed evening events are not included in any of the above passes. Note: The Community Connections office will be closed on July 24 due to observance of the Pioneer Day celebration.

At-the-Door Registration Register at the Education Week Headquarters located in the Gordon B. Hinckley Building, Room 209. The registration area will be open on the following days: • Wednesday, July 25 3 to 8 p.m. • Thursday and Friday, July 26-27 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. • Saturday, July 28 8 a.m. to 12 noon

Tuition Payment Payment must be made in U.S. funds drawn on a U.S. bank. Canadian postal money orders in U.S. funds are also accepted. Make checks payable to BYU– Idaho and enclose payment with registration forms. Credit card payment (Visa, MasterCard) will be accepted with online, mail-in, walk-in, phone, faxed preregistrations, and at-the-door registrations.

Refund Policy Refunds will be made if the the following information is provided by the dates listed below: • Written request • Receipt (or copy of receipt) • Tickets (if received) • Housing confirmation Refunds must be postmarked by Friday, July 13 for housing and program. Refunds will be assessed the following fees per person; $5 for program, and $10 for housing.

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At - t h e - D o o r T u i t i o n Full Program $56 One-day Pass $32 Thursday, Friday, or Saturday 1/2-day Pass $16 Thursday, Friday, or Saturday, morning or afternoon *Student Full Program $26 *Student One-day Pass $15

*Current full-time college, high school, or junior high students age 14 and older. Ticketed evening events are not included in any of the above passes.

Send your refund request, receipt, and tickets to: BYU–Idaho Education Week Refunds 525 South Center Street - 8012 Rexburg, ID 83460

Replacement Fee Lost or misplaced program passes can be replaced at the Education Week Headquarters located in the Hinckley Building, Room 209. Replacement fee is $2.

W i l l - C a l l Ta b l e Those individuals whose mail-in registration(s) are postmarked after Friday, July 13, or are received in the Community Connections office on a date too late to mail, may pick up their tickets at the will-call table located at the Education Week Headquarters in the Hinckley Building, Room 209. The will-call table will be accessible on the following days • Wednesday, July 25 3-8 p.m. • Thursday and Friday, July 26-27 8 a.m. - 8 p.m. • Saturday, July 28 8 a.m. - 12 p.m

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Dress Standards All participants at BYU–Idaho Education Week are required to uphold dress, grooming, and conduct standards for BYU–Idaho. Dress and grooming standards for all participants should be modest and clean. Clothing should be modest in fabric, fit, and style. Shorts of any length should not be worn, as well as sleeveless shirts or tank tops. Comfortable clothing including dresses and ankle-length slacks/pants are appropriate. The BYU–Idaho dress code has been approved by the Church Board of Education governed by the First Presidency of the Church.

Lost and Found Any article found should be taken to a host or a hosting table in the building where it is found. At the end of each day, all articles will be taken to Education Week Headquarters located in the Hinckley Building, Room 209. After BYU– Idaho Education Week, all lost and found items will be taken to the BYU– Idaho Lost and Found office located in Room 269 on the second floor of the Manwaring Center (208) 496-1401.

Parking Information Due to the fact that classes are not in session, on-campus parking will be open to the public, and parking passes will not be required. However, Rexburg City street parking rules have recently been updated. Please visit www.byui.edu/parkingservices for more information. If you do not want to be ticketed, please park in designated campus parking lots; not on the streets (see campus map). While using on-campus parking, please observe normal parking rules and regulations such as parking in the roadways, red/ yellow curbs, service, and handicap stalls. Recreational Vehicle (RV) parking on campus is available in the Hinckley parking lot (Southeast corner).

University Store and Crossroads The BYU-Idaho University Store hours are as follows: • Wednesday, July 25, 8-4 p.m. • Thursday, July 26, 8-4 p.m. • Friday, July 27, 8-4 p.m. • Saturday, July 28, 9-3 p.m

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Housing Only Full-Program Pass holders will be eligible for campus housing. Housing should be requested at the time of registration using the options available on the Education Week registration form. Housing requests may also be made through the online registration process. Group housing requests must be mailed or faxed to the BYU-Idaho Community Connections office.

A s s i g n m e n t o f R o o m m at e s On-campus housing is limited to first-come, first-served. Early requests do not necessarily correlate with location of housing. Participants who come alone will be assigned a roommate of their own gender. Couples will be housed in their own unit. Groups of more than six will be assigned adjoining apartments or rooms. To be housed with a specific roommate, or as a group or couple; submit all program registrations in the same envelope or e-mail: [email protected]. Please request which type of housing is preferred on the registration form. Please indicate any special considerations such as walking limitation, stairs, etc.

Deadlines and Prices Housing requests will be taken until housing is full. • Individual Housing (Groups are charged individually.) - $69 • Married Couple Housing - $169 • Housing Check-in: 4-8 p.m. on Wednesday, July 25 • Housing Check-out: by 7:30 a.m. on Saturday, July 28 We cannot accommodate early or late arrivals.

Children and Babies No babies in arms or children under age 14 will be allowed in campus housing. However, off-campus housing is available. Please see listings at www.byui.edu/ce/educationweek/accommodations.htm. Students ages 14-18 must be accompanied by an adult.

Types of Housing Available Education Week guests will be assigned to one of the following:

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Three-bedroom apartments (six twin beds) in on-campus housing complexes with bathroom and living area (no kitchen). Two bedroom apartments (four twin beds) in on-campus housing with kitchen, bathroom and living area with raised beds. Dormitory-style rooms (raised beds) with shared bathroom facilities and central lounge.

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Items Provided The following items will be provided for on-campus guest only : soap, washcloth, towel, a flat sheet and a fitted sheet, blanket, pillow, and pillowcase. Microwaves and micro-refrigerators are available in most rooms. Telephones will not be accessible in most rooms. Clothing hangers are not provided. Dorms are located on-campus close to the classrooms used for Education Week. Beds in the dorms are raisded five feet off the ground.

Off-campus housing is available and is usually within walking distance to the classrooms. The buildings are managed by Rexburg Housing.

Off-Campus guest must provide your own: Mattress cover, sheets, bedding, soap, washcloth, towel, pillow, pillowcase, and toilet paper. Mattress covers are strongly encouraged for hygiene purposes. Microwaves and refrigerators are available for use. The use of the dishwasher, oven, or stove is not permitted. Phones will not be available in most rooms. Air conditioning units are not available in any of the housing complexes. Fans, hangers, dishes, silverware, and irons are not provided. Internet will not be available.

Food Meal tickets are no longer offered. Instead, participants will be able to enjoy a variety of meal options from traditional burgers to Mexican and Italian food. in the new Crossroads Food Court located in the Manwaring Student Center.

Crossroads Food Court will be open at the following times duing Education Week:

Thursday and Friday

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Breakfast 7-10 a.m. Lunch 11-2:30 p.m. Dinner 4-7 p.m.

Breakfast 7-10 a.m. Lunch 11-2 p.m.

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Frequently Asked Questions Why can’t I bring a baby or children under the age of 14? Education Week, by design, is meant to give adults and young adults an academic and spiritual experience with minimal distractions. We are trying to provide an atmosphere that makes learning easy and enjoyable. Children under 14 may easily become disinterested and disruptive. For these reasons, we instruct the room hosts not to admit children under 14 or individuals with babies into classrooms, except at the specified mom’s track building and rooms.

Why is the BYU-Idaho dress code different from BYU and BYU-Hawaii? All Church Education System institutions have different dress codes. Each is unique to the institution and each dress code has been approved by the Church Board of Education governed by the President of the Church.

Can I give my pass to someone else? Education Week passes are non-transferable. Each student must be registered to attend, and each student must wear their own nametag. The handling of mailings, housing assignments, refunds, specific questions, and emergency situations deem it necessary that the information in our system be accurate on each attendee.

Can I record classes, lectures, or musicals? In recording, we run the risk of copyright violations on printed or recorded material. Copyrights can cover not just printed works but also ideas, arrangements, and other creative works. Copyright violation, even unintentionally or for personal use, is illegal. Please do not impose on the teacher by asking them for permission to break this policy.

Can I save seats in classes or musical performances? Education Week classes are on a first-come, first-served basis. If you are saving seats, you must give up your seats when the room becomes full. Saving seats after a room has filled, puts everyone in an awkward situation. Please be courteous and release your seats when the class is full.

Why can’t I bring an extra chair or just stand in the back when a classroom is full? Building safety and fire codes will not allow us to fill a room beyond its legal capacity. Please understand if an usher asks you to kindly attend another class, they are following campus and state regulations.

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Why can’t you move a speaker to a larger room when the class reaches capacity? When scheduling the rooms for Education Week, we take into consideration a myriad of factors so we can provide the facilities that will best suit the student and the teacher. We try to anticipate as many elements as we can, including past class attendance and predictions. We use 5 buildings on campus and 18 rooms; combine that with nearly 45 presenters and 150 hosts who each have teaching time preferences and technological requests. Simply moving one teacher will affect all elements of the schedule.

Why don’t you use larger rooms? We already use the largest rooms on campus. With the many rooms on this campus, only seven rooms hold more than 200 people. This is one of the reasons we offer so many classes each hour and utilize most of the rooms that hold more than 60 people.

What if a class I have chosen is full? Many people have had the experience described by this Education Week participant: “When I couldn’t get in the class I wanted, I went into any class close by that had room. I found it to be just as exciting and informative as the first-choice class. Every class was good.” You may discover whole new areas of interest, and that is part of what Education Week is all about.

Doesn’t my program pass guarantee me a seat in each class? Education Week classes are on a first-come, first-served basis. Approximately 2000 participants may attend Education Week this year. Obviously if everyone wanted to go to the same class, no one class can hold that many students. We do promise to have enough capacity during each hour of each day to accommodate all participants in a variety of classrooms.

When is Education Week going to be held next year? To be determined.

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CES, Seminary and Institute Instructor, Ogden, UT; adjunct professor, MA in Educational Counseling, University of Phoenix; MA in Family and Human Development, Utah State; Army National Guard Japanese interpreter. (pp. 3, 4, 13, 14, 15, 16, 19, 22)

Allred, Philip BYU–Idaho Professor of Religion; Doctorate Degree in Political Science, ISU; MA in Theology, University of Notre Dame. (pp. 4, 5, 16, 19, 22)

Andersen, Ann Kapp Piano instructor, composer, arranger, conductor, and accompanist; BM in Piano Performance and MA in Conducting (Show Music Emphasis), University of Alaska- Fairbanks. (pp. 5, 22, 25)

Andersen, Ron L. LDS Employment Research Services, Manager of Field Operations; MEd in Guidance and Counseling, BA from USU; author. (pp. 4, 5, 16, 19, 22)

Education Week Faculty

Allred, Michael

Bair, Byron Professor Geriatric Internal Medicine and Geriatric Psychiatry University of Utah School of Medicine, Director Office of Rural Health Veterans Rural Health Resource Center - Western Region; BS in Biology/Chemistry/Spanish Utah State University; MD in Medicine University of Utah; MBA in Business University of Utah. (pp. 4, 16, 19)

Bair, Ted M. BS in Physics and ME in Science Education, Utah State University; PhD in Sociology: Family/Marriage, Utah State University. (pp. 4, 5, 6, 7, 16, 19, 25, 31, 34)

Baron, Ross BYU-Idaho, Professor of Religion; PhD, University of Southern California. (pp. 4, 5, 17, 19, 22)

Bartholomew, Ron CES, Visiting Scholar, Department of Ancient Scripture, BYU; MA in International Relations, PHD in Sociology of Education. (pp. 4, 6, 7, 10, 12, 13, 14, 15, 17, 20, 34)

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Bell, Susan Author; Associates Degree, BYU; BA in University Studies/Minor in Business, BYU-Idaho. (pp. 6, 28)

Brewer, Jennifer Dietetics degree from BYU. (pp. 5, 7, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 22, 25, 31)

Brewer, Jerry D. Assistant Professor of Dermatology, Dermatologic Surgeon; BS, MD, FAAD. (pp. 6, 7, 33)

Chang, Bruce C. Institute Instructor; Masters in Family and Human Development, USU. (pp. 4, 5, 13, 14, 15, 17, 22, 25)

Christensen, David A. Retired CES Institute Instructor, BYU Continuing Education Faculty; EdD in Education, BYU; loves “Jack-in-the Box.” (pp. 4, 5, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 17, 20, 25)

Education Week Faculty

Dunn, C. Ryan Investment Advisor Representative; BS in Pre-Med/Exercise Science, minor on Psychology and PhD in Family Development, USU. (pp. 5, 6, 7, 13, 14, 15, 26, 28, 32)

Edwards, Paul S. Editor, Deseret News; JD, Ph.D., University of California Berkeley; BA, BYU. (pp. 4, 17, 20)

Ellison, Mark Instructional Designer/Writer; BA in English, BYU; MA in Religious Studies - Bible/Archaeology, USF; M.Ed. Educational Leadership/ Foundations, BYU. (pp. 5, 6, 7, 23, 28, 35)

Fackrell, Matthew Doctor of Osteopathy (Family Physician), Associates degree from Ricks College, BS degree in Zoology from BYU, Docter of Osteopathy from KCUMB in Kansas City, American Board family Medicine. (pp. 6, 7, 13, 14, 15, 29, 32, 35)

Fernquist, Robert Professor of Sociology; BS in Sociology and MS in Sociology, BYU; PhD in Sociology, Indiana University. (pp. 5, 6, 23, 26, 29)

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Life Enhancement Center-Executive Director, LDSFS-Therapist, UVU-Adjunct Faculty; Doctorate in Clinical Psychology, Forest Institute; MA in Mental Health Counseling, University of Phoenix. (pp. 5, 6, 7, 8, 24, 29, 32, 36)

Gwilliam, Ezra Seminary Instructor; Bachelor’s in English Education at BYU-Idaho; Masters in Literacy at Boise State; Doctor of Ed. (EdD) in Curriculum and Instruction: Literacy at Boise State. (pp. 4, 5, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 20, 23, 26)

Heartbound Heartbound singers, songwriters, and motivational speakers; Debbie Bastian, Me’Chel Musgrave, Lori Hales; musicians, motivational speakers; produced nine CD’s/two song books. (pp. 4, 17, 20)

Hinckley, Kevin Licensed Professional Counselor; M.Ed LPC. (pp. 4, 5, 10, 11, 12, 18, 21, 26)

Education Week Faculty

Gaede, Russell C.

Jacobs, Curtis L. CES, Institute Instructor, USU; BS, USU; MA, Northern Arizona University; Author. (pp. 6, 7, 8, 13, 14, 15, 29, 32, 37)

Jones, Barbara Barrington CEO of the HBJ Foundation; author; professional speaker; international image consultant, fashion designer; and former professional classical ballet dancer. (pp. 4, 5, 6, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 21, 23, 29)

Justesen, Bryan Pathway Director, BYU-Idaho (pp. 4, 20)

Kent, Debbie Stake Emergency Preparedness Coordinator Lancaster, CA; author; lecturer; preparedness class instructor; CERT, Ham operator, family history consultant. (pp. 4, 5, 18, 21, 23)

King, Seth Seminary Instructor, College Professor; BS in Biology Education/Sports Medicine; MS in Instructional Technology; PhD, Curriculum and Instruction in Education Leadership. (pp. 4, 5, 6, 13, 14, 15, 18, 27, 30) Lord, I Would Follow Thee

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Knowles, Todd Director, Seattle Institute of Religion; BA in History, MA in Reading Education, and EdD in Curriculum/Instruction, BSU. (pp. 4, 5, 18, 21, 27)

Kunz, Kory MA, USU; BA, U of U; singer, songwriter. (pp. 6, 7, 13, 14, 15, 35)

Lee, Christopher Publisher and Vice President Deseret News; Vice President Deseret Digital Media; BA in Economics and Italian; Magna Cum Laude; MBA, harvard Business School. (pp, 4, 17, 20)

Ludlow, V-Ann BA in French; homemaker, author. (p. 3, Passover)

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Education Week Faculty

Retired, BYU; Past Professor of Ancient Scripture; PhD in Near Eastern and Judaic Studies; Past coordinator for Near Eastern Studies at BYU; past director and faculty at BYU Jerusalem Center. (pp. 4, 5, 21, 24)

Miguel, Brandie Online Programs Coordinator, BYU-Idaho. (p. 20)

Olson, Casey W. Instructional Designer/Writer, Curriculum Services; BA in Humanities/English and MA in Religious Education, BYU; PhD in Education/Curriculum and Instruction, Utah State. (pp. 6, 7, 8, 11, 12, 30, 33, 37)

Peck, David D. Professor of History, BYU-Idaho; PhD in History of the Modern Middle East, University of Utah. (pp. 5, 6, 8, 24, 27, 37)

Perry, Janice Kapp Composer, author, lecturer; musical training at BYU (Provo); written over 1000 songs. (pp. 3, 5, 8, 22, 25)

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Professional organizer, motivational speaker, author; full-time student, BYU majoring in Clinical Psychology. (pp. 6, 7, 30, 33, 35)

Satterfield, Bruce Faculty, Department of Religious Education BYU-Idaho; PhD. (pp. 4, 5, 6, 10, 11, 12, 18, 24, 30)

Scott, Kristie English Teacher; Associates in English, Ricks College; Bachelor of Arts in English, BYU/minor in Coaching; Master of Science in Psychology, Capella University. (pp. 4, 6, 7, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 31, 33)

Sokol, Connie Mother, Author, Presenter; BS in Elementary Education. (pp. 5, 6, 7, 10, 11, 12, 27, 36)

Taylor, Vickey Pahnke

Education Week Faculty

Ricks, Marie

MS in Communications; Professional writer (music, books, and online columns), speaker, mom/grandmother; founder of “Goodness Matters” website. (pp. 4, 5, 7, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 18, 24, 33)

Torngren, William N. Professor of Religion, BYU-Idaho. BA in Animal Science; MA in Counseling and Guidance in Educational Psychology. (pp. 6, 8, 37)

Wahlquist, Robert Professor of Religion, BYU-Idaho; Associates Dixie College, BA in Political Science, and MA at BYU in Recreation Management, Doctorate. (pp. 5, 6, 7, 13, 14, 15, 27, 34, 36)

West, Jonathan Seminary Teacher; Associates Degree in Generals, Rick’s College; Bachelors Degree in Health/PE Education, USU; Masters Degree in Education/Curriculum, University of Phoenix. (pp. 6, 7, 13, 14, 15, 31, 34, 36)

Williams, Tyler Admissions Director, BYU-Idaho. (pp. 6, 28)

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