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BYU EDUCATION WEEK TM Doctrine and Covenants 6:36 EDUCATIONWEEK.BYU.EDU • AUGUST 20-24, 2018 Program Highlights Campus Devotional Sister Joy D. Jones Tuesday, August 21, 2018 Marriott Center 11:10 a.m. • Topics include marriage More than 1,000 classes and family, communication, health, history, finance, the that Renew, Refresh, and arts, personal development, Recharge! a wide variety of gospel subjects, and more! • Come for a day, an evening, or the entire week! Evening Performances See pages 44–45 for information Nathan Pacheco in Concert Deseret String Quartet Our Roots: A Celebration of Who We Are Welcome to BYU Education Week Look unto me in every thought; doubt not, fear not. —Doctrine and Covenants 6:36 We are pleased to welcome you to BYU Education Week, a program now in its 96th year, offering TABLE OF CONTENTS more than 1,000 classes to strengthen and enrich your life! Education Week brings together Registration and General Information. 46–50 240 presenters, more than 600 volunteers, and hundreds of BYU employees to provide a unique, Monday Schedule . 4–5 outstanding educational experience . This year’s theme—Look unto me in every thought; Tuesday–Friday Concurrent Sessions. 6–10 doubt not, fear not—is taken from Doctrine and Covenants 6:36 . In relation to this admonition from the Lord, President Russell M . Nelson taught, Tuesday–Friday Class Titles . 11–32, 37–38 “Our focus must be riveted on the Savior and His gospel . It is mentally rigorous to strive to look About the Faculty . 51–55 unto Him in every thought . But when we do, our doubts and fears flee” (“Drawing the Power of Advice from Long-Time Attendees . 36 Jesus Christ into Our Lives,” Ensign, May 2017) . This week is designed to bless and enrich both you Campus Map, Parking, and Shuttle Routes . 34–35 and the people in your life . As you reflect on what you learn, we hope you will keep the Savior in your thoughts and press forward with confidence and Continuing Legal Education Classes. 39 optimism . Education Week presentations are designed for Evening Performances and Ticket Sales . 44–45 youth and adults, women and men, and single and married individuals . With classes available in Personal Class Schedule . 64–65 a great variety of subjects—gospel principles, the arts, family and marriage relationships, finance, Religious Freedom Classes . 40 personal development, technology, health, and many others—you have an opportunity to learn Topical Listing of Classes . 56–63 much that will motivate, encourage, strengthen, and rejuvenate . We are confident that as you attend the program and benefit from the resources Youth Classes and Youth Dance . 42–43 and atmosphere of Brigham Young University, you will have a rewarding and uplifting experience . Brigham Young University Continuing Education programs do not discriminate Sincerely, on the basis of race, gender, color, ethnic background, or national origin, but all registrants must meet and maintain the ideals and standards of H . Bruce Payne, Program Administrator The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints while attending the program . Erika M . Zeiner, Program Assistant Maddi Luczak, Student Assistant If you have questions, please contact us: The BYU Education Week booklet is published once a BYU Education Week year for previous BYU Education 169 Harman Continuing Education Building Week participants and for Provo, UT 84602-1507 anyone else who requests 801-422-6214 a copy . POSTMASTER: Send address corrections to BYU Education Week, Painting by Liz Lemon Swindle, “Against the Wind,” © Liz Lemon Swindle, 169 Harman Building, BYU, Courtesy Haven Light . All Rights Reserved Provo, UT 84602-1507 . 3 MONDAY [ August 20 ] Concurrent Sessions [ 8:30–9:25 a.m.] [ 9:50–10:45 a.m.] [ 11:10–12:05 p.m.] 377 CB Hymn Sing-Along: Non-Mormon Hymns Hymn Sing-Along: Early Utah Hymns Humility, Hope, and Humor: A Trinity of 342 CAP [ for Latter-day Saints—John R. Bringhurst [ and Tunes—John R. Bringhurst Righteous Resilience in the Latter Days Bradley P. Owens Assembly Hall HC Doctrines of the Resurrection Who Then Can Be Saved? The Gifts of Why Anxiety Has Become an Epidemic and 500 CAP [ Richard G. Moore [ Grace and Hope—Richard G. Moore What You Can Do to Conquer It Carrie M. Wrigley Madsen HFAC Before the Dead Sea Scrolls: The Discovery He Said, She Said: Men and Women in Continuation of 9:50 a.m. class 400 CAP and Content of the Ancient Christian Nag Conversation and Relationships Denise P. and Kevin R. Miller Hammadi Library—Jason R. Combs Denise P. and Kevin R. Miller Pardoe HFAC Abraham Lincoln and the Early Mormon The Remarkable Similarities of the Abraham Lincoln and the Restoration of 509 CAP [ Church—Ron L. Andersen Prophet Joseph Smith and Abraham [ the Gospel of Jesus Christ—Ron L. Andersen Lincoln—Ron L. Andersen 1102 JKB Engaging in Temple and Family History Engaging in Temple and Family History Engaging in Temple and Family History 278 CAP Work: Discover, Gather, Connect and Work: Discover, Gather, Connect, and Work: Discover, Gather, Connect, and Focus Follow the Brethren—Devin R. Ashby Start with Discovery—Devin R. Ashby on Youth and Converts—Devin R. Ashby 3108 JKB Advanced Financial Planning: Strategies America’s Financial Future: Compelling Teaching in the Savior’s Way: More Than a 292 CAP for Business Owners, Those with Larger [ Personal Opportunities—Ryan C. Egbert Meeting, or Program—B. Anderson, M. Barber, Estates, Etc. —Ryan C. Egbert T. Barnes, B. Hansbrow, M. Magleby, P. Murphy, C. Strang Auditorium JSB Jerusalem in Jesus’s Day: A Virtual, The People, Places, and Plates of the Questions of Geography in the Scriptures: 859 CAP [ Immersive, 3D Experience—Tyler J. Griffin Book of Mormon: A Virtual, Immersive Exploring Possible Locations to Enhance 3D Experience—Tyler J. Griffin Intended Messages —Tyler J. Griffin 250 KMBL Encouragement for Mothers: Rejoice! Don’t Encouragement for Mothers: Rejoice! Don’t Powerful Parenting Found in Moments: 284 CAP Despair: Ten Ways to Fill Your Home with Despair: Ten Ways to Fill Your Home with The Impact of Three Minutes to Teach, the Spirit of The Lord! Part 1—Sally F. Olsen the Spirit of The Lord! Part 2—Sally F. Olsen Love, and Calm—Lani O. Hilton 221 MARB Our Only Safety in the Last Days: Following Divinely Appointed Roles of Beginning Investing: A Principles-based 265 CAP Following the Prophets and Apostles [ Men and Women—David F. Barrus [ Approach—Bryan L. Sudweeks David F. Barrus 222 MARB An Etymological Look at Significant Humanities in the Digital Age: Video Forging an Equal Partnership in Marriage, 265 CAP [ Words in the Scriptures—Eric D. Richards [ Games and the LDS Family—Michael J. Call [ Part 1—Stephen F. Duncan Marriott Center The Teachings of the Prophet Joseph Increasing Our Eternal Perspective: The Increasing Our Eternal Perspective: 19,000 CAP Smith: Increasing Our Eternal Perspective [ Character of God—David A. Christensen Knowledge . the Power of God unto David A. Christensen Salvation—David A. Christensen 138–144 RB Foreordained and Fantastic (Youth) Opening the Gift of the Holy Ghost (Youth) The Tribe of Ephraim: Opportunities and 800 CAP [ Scott L. Anderson [ Randy B. Clegg Responsibilities of the Tribe of Ephraim (Youth)—Richard W. Jordan Jr. 151 TNRB Jonah and the Great Fish: A Type of Aaron’s Rod: A Type of Jesus Christ Religious Freedom: What You Can Do to 362 CAP [ Jesus Christ—Donald W. Parry [ Donald W. Parry Defend Our First Freedom Alexander Dushku and Hannah C. Smith 3220–3224 WSC Getting More Out of Your Patriarchal Ancient Rituals, Modern Applications: A New Depth of Anger and Rage: The 678 CAP [ Blessing—Alonzo L. Gaskill What Latter-day Saints Can Learn from Tarring and Feathering of Joseph Smith Ancient Religious Rites—Alonzo L. Gaskill Susan Easton Black 3280–3290 WSC Life and Teachings of President Russell Life and Teachings of President Dallin Life and Teachings of President Henry B. 440 CAP [ M. Nelson—Barbara M. Gardner [ H. Oaks—Barbara M. Gardner [ Eyring—Barbara M. Gardner Ballroom WSC Seven Hungers of Learning Studying the Doctrine and Covenants The Book of Revelation: Preparing for the 1,900 CAP [ Anthony R. Sweat [ Anthony R. Sweat [ Second Coming—Eric D. Richards Varsity WSC Joseph Smith’s Study of Hebrew in Joseph Smith’s Use of Hebrew in His Joseph Smith’s Use of Hebrew in His 393 CAP [ Kirtland—Matthew J. Grey Translation of the Book of Abraham [ Nauvoo Discourses—Matthew J. Grey Matthew J. Grey 4 [ 12:30–1:25 p.m.] [ 1:50–2:45 p.m.] [ 3:10–4:05 p.m.] 377 CB Finding Everyday Meaning and Coming to Know the Savior Better through Finding Peace, Understanding, and 342 CAP Understanding in the Signs and Symbols of the Messianic Prophecies of Isaiah Confidence Because of the Prophetic Isaiah—Bradley T. Bateman Bradley T. Bateman Glimpses of Isaiah—Bradley T. Bateman Assembly Hall HC “I Don’t Feel Like I’m Good Enough”: “It Is I; Be Not Afraid” (John 6:20): How the “Help Thou Mine Unbelief”: Supporting 500 CAP Overcoming Self-Doubt, the Most Savior Can Carry Us through the Storms Those We Love through Crises of Faith Common of All Fears—Carrie M. Wrigley and Battles of Life—Carrie M. Wrigley Scott R. Braithwaite Madsen HFAC Finding the Light: The Healing Effects How the New Tax Law Impacts the Empowering the Anxious Child: Managing 400 CAP [ of Uplifting Music—James Oneil Miner Way That You Will Make Charitable Childhood Anxiety Contributions —Scott M. Peterson Cindy G. Lee Pardoe HFAC Home Organization: The Better Way to Home Organization: The Better Way to Home Organization: The Better Way to 509 CAP Live: Chaotic to Controlled, Flustered to Live—Haphazard to Habitual, Madness Live—Rushed to Relaxed, Simultaneous to Focused—Marie C.
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