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2021 BYU Education Week Guide August 16–20, 2021 Looking HAVING Forward OUR HEARTS with Faith KNIT TOGETHER IN UNITY AND LOVE MOSIAH 18:21 Program Highlights Campus Devotional Elder Dieter F. Uchtdorf of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles Tuesday, August 17, 2021 Marriott Center 11:10 a.m. Young Women General Presidency Young Men General Presidency Sunday School General Presidency Counselors Tuesday–Friday, Marriott Center, 9:50 a.m. Tuesday–Friday, Marriott Center, 9:50 a.m. Wednesday–Friday, 11:10 a.m. Sister Bonnie H. Cordon, President Brother Steven J. Lund, President Assembly Hall, Hinckley Center Sister Michelle D. Craig, First Counselor Brother Ahmad Corbitt, First Counselor Brother Milton Camargo, First Counselor Sister Becky Craven, Second Counselor Brother Bradley R. Wilcox, Second Counselor Brother Jan E. Newman, Second Counselor The Young Women and Young Men General Presidencies present “Understanding and Implementing the “Getting the Most from Your Gospel Library App” (taught Children and Youth Program.” See page 13 for information. with Bryce A. Anderson). See page 17 for information. Evening Performances See pages 42–43 for information. Seven Brides for Seven Brothers, a SCERA Production BYU Vocal Point 2 Welcome to BYU Education Week Looking Forward with Faith—Having Our Hearts Knit Together in Unity and Love (Mosiah 18:21) We are pleased to welcome you to BYU Education Week, a program with more than 1,000 classes to TABLE OF CONTENTS strengthen and enrich your life! Education Week brings together 240 presenters, 500 volunteers, REGISTRATION AND CLASS INFORMATION and hundreds of BYU employees to provide a unique, outstanding educational experience. Registration and General Information . 44–48 This year’s theme—Looking Forward with Faith: Monday Concurrent Sessions . 4–5 Having Our Hearts Knit Together in Unity and Love—comes from Mosiah 18:21. In May 1994, Tuesday–Friday Concurrent Sessions . 6–10 then Elder Russell M. Nelson taught, “On every continent and across isles of the sea, the faithful Tuesday–Friday Class Titles . 11–33 are being gathered into The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Differences . fade Continuing Legal Education Classes .. 39 into insignificance as members lose themselves in service to their beloved Savior” (“‘Teach Us Topical Listing of Classes . 54–61 Tolerance and Love,’” Ensign, May 1994). In a later talk he stated, “I promise you that the future will be glorious for those who are prepared and who continue to prepare to be instruments in the GENERAL INFORMATION Lord’s hands. Let us embrace the future with faith!” (“Embrace the Future with Faith,” Ensign Campus Map, Parking, and Shuttle Routes .. 34–35 or Liahona, November 2020). The classes at Education Week are intended to testify of these Campus Dining . 36–37 marvelous truths and help us serve our beloved Savior. As you reflect on what you learn, we hope Advice from Longtime Attendees . 38 that it will bless you and your family as you embrace the future with faith. Youth Classes and Activities . 40–41 Education Week presentations are designed for Evening Performances and Ticket Sales . 42–43 youth and adults, women and men, single and married individuals. With classes available in a About the Faculty . .. 49–53 great variety of subjects—gospel principles, the arts, family and marriage relationships, finance, Brigham Young University Continuing Education programs do not discriminate on the personal development, technology, health, and basis of race, gender, color, ethnic background, or national origin, but all registrants many others—you have an opportunity to learn must meet and maintain the ideals and standards of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints while attending the program. much that will motivate, encourage, strengthen, and rejuvenate. We are confident that as you If you have questions, please contact us: attend the program and benefit from the BYU Education Week resources and atmosphere of Brigham Young 253 Harman Continuing Education Building University, you will have a rewarding and uplifting Provo, UT 84602-1507 experience. 801-422-6214 The BYU Education Week booklet is POSTMASTER: Sincerely, published once a year for previous BYU Send address corrections to: H. Bruce Payne, Program Administrator Education Week participants and for BYU Education Week anyone else who requests a copy. 253 Harman Building, BYU Erika M. Zeiner, Program Assistant Provo, UT 84602-1507 Painting by Jorge Cocco Santángelo, “Blessing the Children” © Jorge Cocco Santángelo, Courtesy Altus Fine Art. All Rights Reserved. 3 MONDAY August 16 Concurrent Sessions 8:30–9:25 a.m. 9:50–10:45 a.m. 11:10 a.m.–12:05 p.m. 377 CB Choosing Joy: Removing Barriers to Better Why We Choose: The Enduring Power of Discerning Truth and Error: Using the Power of 342 CAP Decision-Making—How Remembering Our Past Narratives and Labels the Holy Ghost to Edit False Narratives Shapes Our Present Kevin A. Hinckley Kevin A. Hinckley Kevin A. Hinckley 2258–2260 Doctrines of the Resurrection What We Know about Our Premortal Life Marriage Nourishment: Essential Ingredients CONF Richard G. Moore Richard G. Moore for a Healthy Relationship—Passion: Stoking the 340 CAP Fires of Connection Jason B. Whiting Assembly Judeans (Jews) in First-Century Rome and Jesus Followers (Christians) in First-Century The Blessings of Faithfulness Hall, HC Pompeii: Experiences of an Ethnic Minority Rome and Pompeii: The Beginnings of Susan Easton Black 500 CAP Group in the Aftermath of the First Revolt Christianity in the Center of the Roman Empire Matthew J. Grey Matthew J. Grey Madsen, HFAC Inspiring Women from the 18th Century Grandparenting on Purpose: What Do The Adolescent Brain and the Atonement of 400 CAP Jane G. Hinckley Grandchildren Want and Need? Jesus Christ: Meant for Each Other M. Winston Egan Mark H. and Shelly D. Butler Pardoe, HFAC Seven Days to Home Organization, Days 1–2: Seven Days to Home Organization, Days 3–4: Seven Days to Home Organization, Days 5–7: 509 CAP Family Councils, Planning the Week, and Bathrooms, Laundry, Kitchen, and Finishing Groceries, Finances, Training Children, and Paperwork Marie C. Ricks the Garage Marie C. Ricks Marie C. Ricks 1102 JKB Four Stages of Adult Emotional Development: “What Desirest Thou?” Living an Intentional Life How to Love One Another—Our Highest Vision 278 CAP From Survival to Security to Success to Roger K. Allen and Pathway of Emotional Growth Serenity (Love) Roger K. Allen Roger K. Allen 3108 JKB It Is Christ That Makes Us Whole, Part 1 It Is Christ That Makes Us Whole, Part 2 International Challenges to Religious Freedom 292 CAP Michael A. Goodman Michael A. Goodman William F. Atkin Auditorium, JSB The Human Body: Premium Fuel Required— Revving Your Engine: How to Turn Exercise Give It a Rest: Why Skimping on Sleep May Cause 859 CAP From Living to Eat, to Eating to Live into a Fountain of Youth Illness, Weight Gain, and Memory Impairment Matthew B. Morgan Matthew B. Morgan Matthew B. Morgan 221 MARB Discover Family History: First Hearts, Gather: “Genealogy, I Am Doing It”—Tools to Connect: Taking Names to the Temple— 265 CAP then Charts Make It Simple and Fun Experiencing Both Halves of the Blessing Olivia Lyman Jewell Olivia Lyman Jewell Olivia Lyman Jewell Marriott Center Traveling the Right Road: Recalculating Our Traveling the Right Road: Recalculating Our Traveling the Right Road: Recalculating Our Map 19,000 CAP Map about Holy Scripture Map about the Holy Temple about the Holy Prophets Anthony R. Sweat Anthony R. Sweat Anthony R. Sweat 138–144 RB God Knows Your Name: A Sign of His One-by- The Main Thing: Keep Your Eyes on Christ (Youth) Converted to the Lord, United unto the Church 800 CAP One Love (Youth) John G. Bytheway (3 Nephi 28:23) (Youth) Kori L. Andrews John G. Bytheway 151 TNRB A Walk in the Grove: Finding Personal Cultivating Eternal Relationships: He Said, She Said: Men and Women in 362 CAP Understanding in the Journey of the Becoming One with God and Family Conversation and Relationships Restoration Bradley P. Owens Denise P. and Kevin R. Miller Joe W. Neff 3220–3224 WSC The Tabernacle and Temple of Solomon Insights from Egyptian Temples Insights from Herod’s Temple 678 CAP Kerry M. Muhlestein Kerry M. Muhlestein Kerry M. Muhlestein 3280–3290 WSC The What, Why, and How of Expounding Expounding Isaiah in the Book of Mormon Assume Positive Intent (API)—A Guiding Principle 440 CAP the Scriptures Michael L. King That Will Help You Learn to Love Others Michael L. King Scott M. O’Neil and Randal A. Wright Ballroom, WSC “Be Not Moved!” Holding On When Faith Is “Be Not Moved!” Balancing the Scale and “Be Not Moved!” Wash the Mirror Dust Out! 1,575 CAP Shaken—Hinds’ Feet on High Places Celebrating the Good Being Aware of Lenses through Which We S. Michael Wilcox S. Michael Wilcox View Our World S. Michael Wilcox Varsity, WSC Mormon’s Call to Abridge the Book of Mormon Mormon’s Hand in the Book of Mosiah The Vision (Doctrine and Covenants 76) 393 CAP Frederick W. Axelgard Frederick W. Axelgard Kenneth L. Alford 4 Note: Bright green text represents youth classes. 12:30–1:25 p.m. 1:50–2:45 p.m. 3:10–4:05 p.m. 377 CB The Last Words of Mormon How to Press Forward through Adversity Ideas for Face-to-Face Interactive Gospel 342 CAP Frederick W. Axelgard Brandon Sulser Games for All Ages Lani O. Hilton 2258–2260 Marriage Nourishment: Purity—Staying Marriage Nourishment: Patience—Reducing Marriage Nourishment: Respect—The CONF Morally Confident in a Corrupt World Anger and Contention Importance of Freedom and Dignity 340 CAP Jason B. Whiting Jason B. Whiting Jason B. Whiting Assembly Witnesses of Joseph Smith, the Prophet Miracles and Mercies from Our Family History The Gathering: Stories of Missionaries Hall, HC Glenn J.
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