BYU-Idaho Seeks to Improve Courses through Unique Program
BYU-Idaho students' lives have been blessed through innovative course improvement program.
BYU-Idaho students' lives have been blessed through innovative course improvement program.
Ways Online Learning is working to improve the online student experience.
Psychology department's student mentored research program featured in psychological journal.
Two historical Church paintings are now on display at BYU-Idaho
A reflective summary of the address given by Sister Camille N. Johnson at the 2022 All-Employee Conference
Students are already benefiting from recently-completed campus construction projects.
Brigham Young University-Idaho's campus has experienced many new additions and renovations over the years, but the past few semesters have been especially filled with building upgrades.
BYU-Idaho strives to prepare students for their future careers.
RBDC works with faculty and students to provide real-life experiences for BYU-Idaho students to help them prepare for the work force.
BYU-Idaho has made its ONLN courses available for high school juniors and seniors anywhere in the United States.
Find out more regarding BYU-Idaho’s COVID vaccination rates among students and employees.
Faculty and employees of the university commended for creating an exceptional culture of belonging at BYU-Idaho.
Review this year's annual faculty meeting held online for BYU-Idaho.
Learn more about the new Japanese Garden at BYU-Idaho, located in the southeast corner of the Thomas E. Ricks Garden.
Familiarize yourself with the technology use and security policy
BYU-Idaho continues to support students during the 2021 Summer Session through on-campus and online classes.
Find out what was shared at this year's BYU-Idaho Education Week.
Highlights from the 2020 Student Success and Retention Report and the major goals for 2021.
The I-Plan Mentoring Dashboard can now help all employees in the effort of mentoring on campus.
How BYU-Idaho is helping administer the COVID-19 vaccine
The university's new program Freshman Focus Areas gives guidance to new students at BYU-Idaho.
BYU-Idaho's social platform helps students and employees get involved
The Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities evaluates BYU-Idaho's progress
The enhanced digital signage network efficiently shares key messages and announcements on campus.
New workspace being added to accommodate more space in the Auxiliary Services Building
New visual arts studio will provide students their own facility to cultivate their creative talents.
Updates on the remodeled auditorium, locker rooms, and lobby at BYU-Idaho.
New Career Center opens inside the Manwaring Center.
Like every other department and office on campus at BYU-Idaho, the University Store is focused on helping students. Thanks to the coordination between BYU-Idaho faculty and administrators, BYU-Idaho has some of the best textbook adoption rates in the country.
Amidst a pandemic, BYU-Idaho has continued to adapt to current circumstances to carry out its mission of building disciples of Jesus Christ.
Just as we individually strive to improve ourselves over time, the BYU-Idaho aims to better accomplish its mission “to develop disciples of Jesus Christ who are leaders in their homes, the Church, and their communities.”
BYU-Idaho is always developing and refining projections for what enrollment numbers for upcoming semesters may look like.
BYU-Idaho is fulfilling its mission of developing disciples of Christ by using a strategic plan to train faculty to become strong disciple leaders.
Behind the scenes of the Book of Mormon Videos
Learn what was shared at this year's conference.
In his Winter 2021 devotional address President Eyring praised the campus community for their diligence in following safety guidelines during the fall semester.
BYU-Idaho’s is working to foster a culture where faculty can actively engage in inspired inquiry, innovation, and collaboration with one another.
In an effort to fulfill the mission of the university, BYU-Idaho has developed four university-wide learning outcomes, Disciples of Jesus Christ, Sound Thinkers, Effective Communicators, Skilled Collaborators.
I.T. Department designs new interactive digital map.
This fall, BYU-Idaho has hired 958 new students employees.
Rendering of new BYU-Idaho entrance sign.
BYU-Idaho continues to create educated scholars and future professionals during these uncertain times by developing five different course types.
All the updates on campus remodelings and constructions
BYU-Idaho's Health Services team that they made the right decision—well ahead of time—to plan for a remodelof the Student Health Center in 2020. The timing of this remodel is inspirational.
As BYU-Idaho headed into a new, unique semester, instructive messaging campaigns were designed to explain what to expect and how to follow health guidelines to stay safe and enjoy the semester.
Constant communication between BYU-Idaho and EIPH, due to the pandemic, has strenthened BYU-Idaho's realtionship EIPH.
President Eyring highlights the importance of following the guidelines set by the university, including wearing protective face coverings inside buildings, following directional signs in hallways, and calling the Student Health Center if symptoms arise.
New course offerings and adjusted campus activities aim to create the best learning and social experiences possible for students and their individual needs.
BYU-Idaho undertakes many precautions in response to prioritizing the health and safety of both students and faculty.
New strategic priority plan aims to improve the career opportunities of BYU-Idaho students as they leave campus.
Learn how the Online Development Council has been inspired to improve the online course experience.
Any book you might need, the Mckay Library either has it or will get it for you.
Formerly known as "university studies degree," professional studies completes many BYU-Idaho student's education.
Business course continues to teach same principles through online meetings
Students in the Department of Teacher Education provide online tutoring services instead ofvisiting students in school.
Students in CONST210 follow along with their instructor to make a roof drip edge out of paper to replicate a metallic roof drip edge.
Through podcasts and private Zoom meetings, students can completesome of their labs from their homes.
Exciting ideas make learning about landscape design a unique experience.
The Reseach and Business Center provides internship opportunites for student's desired field of study.
All the updates on campus remodelings and constructions
Campus departments switch gears during social distancing times
Faculty and students can still be instructed through technology platforms
The new ropes course provides a safe and adventurous experience for members of the campus community.
Update on new constructions taking place in the Hart Auditorium.
Don Sleight speaks BYU-Idaho students and employees about discerning true information.
The Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities measures the school's progress on preparing students for the future.
Personal and professional experiences inspire students in their future careers.
BYU-Idaho's employee conference blesses the work and personal lives of employees
BYU-Idaho strives to apply principles of discipleship, collaboration, and honor into the classroom.
AEFIS is a new tool the university is using to improve the educational experience for students.
BYU-Idaho service missionaries improve students' chance of succeeding in the future
BYU-Idaho service missionaries improve students' chance of succeeding in the future
Over the past three semesters, a group of CIT students have been writing a web application for the University Store to help simplify ordering processes.
The BYU-Idaho Financial Aid Office is delivering student aid faster and more efficiently than ever before.
Jill Evans, Student Development Managing Director and the final keynote speaker at the All Employee Conference.
“Being one accord is a prerequisite to becoming a Zion society,” Riggins said.
Mentorship stemmed from former Ricks College and BYU-Idaho President David A. Bednar’s teaching that “every employee is a teacher.”
Mentors are periodically asked about their experience—what they’re learning, what frustrates them, and how to navigate those challenges.
Over the past few weeks, new, clear “greenhouse skins” that bring more light and heat to plants in the greenhouse have been installed.
The 30-minute radio program airs on Fridays from 4:00 p.m. until 4:30 p.m., replacing a portion of NPR’s ‘All Things Considered.’
By focusing on more specific therapeutic careers, students will stand out to potential employers.
This new change allows more opportunities for degree-seeking students and members of the Church around the world.
Admissions strongly feels that BYU-Idaho’s campus is a powerful tool to help high school students understand what sets BYU-Idaho apart from other higher-ed institutions.
BYU-Idaho employs more than twice as many students for part-time positions than full-time employees.
Finalizations are now taking place to complete the legal separation of BYU-Pathway Worldwide from BYU-Idaho.
The consolidated university communication team has started to apply an institutional strategy to every campus-wide communication request.
Each vice president recognized a number of employees in thier area during the annual all-employee banquet for their efforts in accomplishing the mission of BYU-Idaho.
Each fall brings a new beginning and level of excitement to the faculty at Brigham Young University-Idaho. It is the start of a new academic year full of teaching, learning, and “rethinking education.”
Sister Bonnie H. Cordon taught that preparation is key to receiving additional help from the Lord. Not personal preparation alone, but also acknowledging how the Lord’s hand in that preparation.
Changes will be taking place over the coming months as new positions are filled, processes are refined, and infrastructure is developed to make for better access to data.
BYU-Idaho has made the decision to switch to Workday Financial Management as its new financial management system.
The Department of Computer Science is making changes to its program curriculum this coming fall.
With bowling classes taken off the course catalogs, the Manwaring Student Center bowling alley is undergoing renovations in order to lose the “classroom vibe” and become a place where more students will want to gather.
One area President Eyring focused on was the need to gain leadership experience.
Each semester, the BYU-Idaho Architecture and Construction Management Services Department provides stewardship over construction, remodeling and repurposing of campus buildings to provide the best possible environment for the campus community.
The Department of Home and Family is better preparing its marriage and family studies degree-seeking students for the workplace.
In an effort to increase students’ career options after graduation, the College of Language and Letters launched a campaign that is helping students identify elective courses that will complement their degree. The campaign is called “Smart Elect.”
The Department of Religious Education is seeking to develop techniques that allow them to identify and assist students who might be at risk of dropping out.
Services offered by the Dean’s Office are numerous and widespread, but ultimately deal with matters of student wellness, safety, and stability.
Interdisciplinary Studies students choose a concentration and either a minor or two certificates/clusters.
Each semester, the BYU-Idaho Architecture and Construction Management Services Department provides stewardship over construction, remodeling and repurposing of campus buildings to provide the best possible environment for the campus community.
Just in time for Spring Semester 2018, the Counseling Center is preparing to serve more students with recent renovations that will accommodate two more therapists.
The recent completion of the new Wellness Center is enabling the student-led organization to grow and serve more of the university community.
I-Plan is offering new features to help guide students through their educational journey.
BYU-Pathway Worldwide headquarters will begin moving to Salt Lake City over the summer, but it will remain closely aligned with BYU-Idaho for the foreseeable future.
Eyring has worked at BYU-Idaho for the past 11 years as an associate academic vice president over Online Learning, advancement vice president, and academic vice president.
Morrin will supervise University Services, University Operations, University Relations, Human Resources, Information Technology, Internal Audit, and Finance Services.
"I just really felt the spirit prompting me, and it wouldn't leave my mind or heart, and I really felt I needed to do something to help these refugees," said Whitlock.
For the competition, students were given seismic and well data of an area in Australia and had to correlate data to get an idea of the subsurface.
By working with other campus departments through MarComm, costs can be cut, messages are clearer, and marketing strategies are stronger.
Renovations began when Forest Gahn, faculty member in the Department of Geology, first came to Brigham Young University-Idaho.
The plans for the suite were started about a year ago, with work commencing at the beginning of summer 2015.
This completes the first phase of renovation, with the main building as the next focus, which will be remodeled in the coming months.
The research presented by these BYU-Idaho students was peer reviewed by CREP and judged to meet high standards of research quality.
The students were tasked to build a concrete canoe that could float and do anything a normal wood or fiberglass canoe can do.
This nomination process seeks to recognize staff and administrators who go above and beyond in their responsibilities.
BYU-Idaho's Pathway program hold's its first ever Connections Conference for Pathway and Online Degree students in Phoenix.
The Welding Engineering Technology Degree has had an immense amount of growth since it's inauguration into the welding program.
BYU-Idaho progresses toward its full conversion to I-Learn 3.0, as the university provides faculty with a variety of tools to help during this transition.
One of the biggest changes is the new logo box, which has been created to replace the black bar the university previously used to signify that an advertisement was BYU-Idaho sanctioned.
Hokanson says, for the most part, the new system has been widely embraced by faculty and staff.
This year's performance will take place on March 19 at 7:30 p.m. in the BYU-Idaho Center, and will pay homage to the late DR. Robert M. Cundick, former Salt Lake Tabernacle organist for 27 years, who recently passed away in January of this year.
The Wellness Center provides free stretch tests, body fat tests, skin fold tests, nutrition counseling, and a blood lipid profile test to all employees and their spouses.
The festival provides opportunities for students to view and participate in new dramatic works, compete for scholarships, and audition for graduate school or internships
During this leave Becerril says he also gained an appreciation of the many resources that BYU-Idaho provides to its students.
The engineering students designed and created a topographical sandbox that is currently housed in the Children’s Discovery Center.
One of the primary focuses of the new website will be to raise awareness of opportunities surrounding women in the BYU-Idaho community.
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