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David O. McKay Lecture by Tēvita O. Kaʻili| February 13, 2024
"Today, I extend a personal invitation to you to reflect on the cosmogony of your society and consider how it shapes your relationship with the environment. You might wonder, what exactly is a cosmogony? A cosmogony is the creation story of a people."
"Today, I extend a personal invitation to you to reflect on the cosmogony of your society and consider how it shapes your relationship with the environment. You might wonder, what exactly is a cosmogony? A cosmogony is the creation story of a people."
David O. Mckay Lecture by Yifen Beus | February 14, 2023
"Following this wisdom, I hope we will become conscientious readers and can “be instructed more perfectly in theory, in principle, in doctrine."
"Following this wisdom, I hope we will become conscientious readers and can “be instructed more perfectly in theory, in principle, in doctrine."
David O. Mckay Lecture by Stephen Hancock | February 8, 2022
"Helping students learn to learn is, I believe, the heart of the “Improve” section of the BYUH learning framework. No, we cannot fix every problem, and it is not always good for the other that we fix her or his problems. But my ethical duty is defined by the confrontation with the actual needs of those before me. I am the one with the resources (or not) to respond to the call."
"Helping students learn to learn is, I believe, the heart of the “Improve” section of the BYUH learning framework. No, we cannot fix every problem, and it is not always good for the other that we fix her or his problems. But my ethical duty is defined by the confrontation with the actual needs of those before me. I am the one with the resources (or not) to respond to the call."
The social and political tumult we’ve witnessed in the United States and around the world this century has people questioning what is happening. Some see a parallel between our Internet age and the era following the Gutenberg Press. Both inventions made it cheap and easy to spread opinions that challenge the common ideas that bind a society together and make cooperation and community possible (Gurri 2018). It is good that ideas are challenged, and oppressive ideas give way to better things. But what is “better”?
I chose to revisit a theme that has permeated my writings for over two decades—my personal expectations for the not-too-distant future of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
James B. Tueller
Professor of History
February 11, 2019
Professor of History
February 11, 2019
Jim Lee
Dean of the College of Business, Computing, and Government
February 13, 2018
Dean of the College of Business, Computing, and Government
February 13, 2018
Dan Stout
International Cultural Studies Faculty
March 27, 2017
International Cultural Studies Faculty
March 27, 2017
Ellen Bunker
Associate Professor, English Language Teaching and Learning Department
February 10, 2016
Associate Professor, English Language Teaching and Learning Department
February 10, 2016
Susan Dale Barton
Professor of Mathematics
February 12, 2014
Professor of Mathematics
February 12, 2014
Phillip McArthur
Dean, College of Language, Culture, and Arts
February 06, 2013
Dean, College of Language, Culture, and Arts
February 06, 2013
Don Colton
Professor of Computer and Information Sciences
February 08, 2012
Professor of Computer and Information Sciences
February 08, 2012
Dr. Jeff Burroughs
Professor of Psychology
February 10, 2011
Professor of Psychology
February 10, 2011
Ned Williams
Professor of English
January 26, 2010
Professor of English
January 26, 2010
Dr. Randal Allred
Associate Professor of English
February 11, 2008
Associate Professor of English
February 11, 2008
Dr. David T. Porter
Professor, Exercise and Sports Science
February 13, 2007
Professor, Exercise and Sports Science
February 13, 2007
Mark James, Ph.D.
Associate Professor, Second Language Acquisition
February 06, 2006
Associate Professor, Second Language Acquisition
February 06, 2006
Claudia Beth Haynes
Professor of Economics
February 17, 2005
Professor of Economics
February 17, 2005
Robert N. Winget
Professor of Biology
February 11, 2004
Professor of Biology
February 11, 2004
Riley Moffat
Senior Librarian
February 12, 2003
Senior Librarian
February 12, 2003
Ronald S. Jackson
Professor of Psychology
February 13, 2002
Professor of Psychology
February 13, 2002
Inoke F. Funaki
February 11, 2001
February 11, 2001
Gale Ward
Professor of English
February 09, 2000
Professor of English
February 09, 2000
Randy L. Day
Lecturer
February 11, 1998
Lecturer
February 11, 1998
Bruce W. Kimsey
David O. McKay Lecturer
February 12, 1997
David O. McKay Lecturer
February 12, 1997
Robert S. Wood
Dean, Center for Naval Warfare Studies
March 21, 1996
Dean, Center for Naval Warfare Studies
March 21, 1996
Dale B. Robertson
David O. McKay Lecturer
February 14, 1996
David O. McKay Lecturer
February 14, 1996
Roy Winstead
David O. McKay Lecturer
February 08, 1995
David O. McKay Lecturer
February 08, 1995