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CELL Honored UG Graduate: How Colson Beus Built His Confidence Through Medicine
As a first-generation college student, Colson Beus found his calling through mentorship while conducting research and being an anatomy TA.
BYU Spanish for nurses club president shares his light through nursing, research and global service
Senior Carter Bird learns the Healer’s art by providing care not only to others’ physical bodies but also to their souls
MMBIO Honored Graduate: How Faith and Persistence Guided Emily Shakespear's Academic Journey
While conducting research on hematopoiesis in bone marrow, Emily Shakespear discovered her passion for immunology and Christlike service, empowering her to overcome her challenges.
'The biggest miracle of my life': How language studies opened doors for a BYU graduate
Family has always been at the core of Faith Hall’s life, even shaping her academic focus at BYU. After a particularly inspiring Eternal Family class and a strong spiritual impression, she chose her major: Family Life with an emphasis in Family Services.
PH Honored Graduate: How Education Empowered Greg Hooke to Go Forth and Serve
After recovering from a brain injury, Greg Hooke dedicated his time at BYU to pursuing public health, fostering belonging, and serving others with Christlike compassion.
A BYU grad's first-generation journey guided by God
Passion: Identify it, explore it, pursue it.
EXSC Honored Graduate: Christina Larsen—Finding Purpose in Every Patient’s Step
Christina Larsen combines clinical care and research on pregnancy biomechanics to help patients regain movement and purpose.
NEURO Honored Graduate: Scott Cutler Explores Reflexes and Recovery with Empathy
Scott Cutler’s drive to translate knowledge into tangible patient care permeates both his research in Dr. Stay’s vestibular lab and his longterm goal to become a physician.
‘You can do chemistry short on sleep’: How one BYU grad balances faith, scholarship
For James Corey, some of the most important lessons he learned at BYU came between late nights and early mornings.