"As disciples of Jesus Christ we are to be examples of how to interact with others especially when we have differences of opinion." —President Russell M. Nelson
This week we're spotlighting Professor Jared Ludlow!
His favorite things about teaching are interacting with students and learning new things. Some of the most rewarding experiences he's had has been teaching at the BYU Jerusalem Center and getting to develop longtime friendships with students. A fun fact about Professor Ludlow is that he won a high school lip sync contest!
"God continually creates us and forms us in His image throughout our lives." —Daniel Becerra
Check out the latest episode of Y Religion! You can find the latest episode and all past episodes at this link: https://rsc.byu.edu/media/y-religion
"The God of heaven and earth will help us overcome discouragement and whatever obstacles we encounter if we look to Him, follow the promptings of the Holy Ghost and keep going with faith." —Elder Carl B. Cook
Here's another optional religious course to fulfill your religion requirements! Pioneers and Persecution covers the exodus from Nauvoo, the experience of Mormon Pioneers crossing the plains, establishing Zion in the Great Basin, plural marriage and government persecution, the Manifesto, and events leading to Utah statehood.
Today we're spotlighting Professor Jenet Erickson!
She loves the relationships she gets to experience with students, fellow faculty, and administrators. Seeking and teaching truth together with other faculty builds a special relationship, and there is a sacred connection with students when you are part of their journey to greater truth in their lives. That is a very personal journey, and a sacred opportunity to walk with them.
Jenet Erickson is really grateful to have had the opportunity to learn through involvement in a range of academic experiences including as a Fellow of the Wheatley Institute, Institute for Family Studies, faculty member of both Religious Education and the School of Family Life, and writer for the Deseret News. Those experiences, on top of the grounding experience of being a wife and mother, have provided rich learning and relationships. She is grateful for such a range of experiences.
A fun fact about Professor Erickson's background is her degrees in nursing and harp performance, with a master’s degree in Linguistics-TESOL, followed by a PhD in family social science. Heaven enabled all those different experiences to be powerful sources of training and truth that she says have blessed her life tremendously.
The latest episode of Y Religion was centered around The Book of Mormon and is available now! You can find the latest episode and all past episodes at this link: https://rsc.byu.edu/media/y-religion