STUDENT INVOLVEMENT

BYU–Idaho students looking for ways to get involved with the Heber J. Grant Program have a variety of options.  The following committees exist to teach the concepts of self-reliance, stewardship, and replenishment to future and current BYU–Idaho students. 

Volunteers

If you would like to volunteer for the program, please fill out this form to get on our list.

Ambassadors
Charged with publicizing the program on and off campus, the Ambassadors build relationships with current and future students to increase awareness and provide support. To get involved,

e-mail hjgambassadors@byui.edu.
 

Application Evaluators
By providing support, teaching expectations, and preparing Heber J. Grant Scholars for the application and reapplication process, the Applications Group is able to help students maintain their scholarship. In addition, they assist with the anonymous scoring of applications and building relationships with students before and after they arrive on campus. To get involved,

e-mail hjgapplications@byui.edu.

Instructors
Program participants and any BYU–Idaho student can take a class designed to teach the concepts of self-reliance, stewardship, and replenishment.  Instructors develop the curriculum and coordinate the student teaching of that class. To get involved, e-mail hjginstructors@byui.edu, or for more information click here Life Skills Course.

Mentors
By teaching the principles of self reliance, stewardship, and replenishment, Mentors provide outreach and support for program participants on campus. To get involved, e-mail hjgmentors@byui.edu. To serve as a mentor, please fill out the following mentor survey. If you would like a mentor, please fill out the following mentee survey.

Leadership

To apply for Area Leadership, please click here.

To be a Peer Facilitator in the Heber J. Grant Life Skills Course, please apply here.

At the conclusion of the current semester of leadership involvement, please fill out the Leader Exit Survey.