If you think people respond best to leaders they perceive as virtuous, you’re right. If you assume virtuous behaviors are contagious, you’re right again. Dr. Kim Cameron has research findings to prove it.
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Opinion: BYU issued a ‘Statement on Belonging.’ Will it succeed?
Belonging based on truth seeks to transcend walls by ascending towards God together.
COVID-19 and Vaccination Rates: Answers from a BYU statistician
In this Q&A, BYU Academic Vice President and statistician Shane Reese discusses the complex numbers behind COVID-19 and vaccination rates.
The Church of Jesus Christ and the BSA Bankruptcy Case
Despite the large amount, critics say the Church should pay more. A review of the case shows that’s probably wrong.
Come to Israel with the Proctors This Fall (Don’t Miss this Last-Minute Opportunity)
Just when you have had enough of being cooped up, this fall it is time to travel again and breathe fresh air. Come and travel with Scot and Maurine Proctor in one of our transformational tours to Israel that will make the scriptures come alive as never before.
Challenging the Cultural Assumptions of Our Day
Our critics sometimes accuse us of being unwilling to question. I believe we should ask far more questions than we often do, and that real critical thinking involves asking questions about our questions. What cultural and worldview assumptions are baked in the questions themselves?
Three national outlets rank BYU one of the best values in the country
Three Top 10 marks for BYU from Forbes, US News, Princeton Review.
