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A Welcome Message from our Department Chair
Welcome back to campus! We hope that you will help us to create a community of belonging in our department and university: introduce yourself to a new student in your class, ask professors about their research, thank student employees for their work and service. Join us in the pursuit of light and truth (D&C 93:36-37) in your academic work, extracurricular pursuits, and individual study.
- Jay Goodliffe
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Introducing our new Political Science Department Faculty!
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Political Science Department Faculty Awards
College Awards
Mary Lou Fulton Associate Professor Faculty Award: Adam Dynes
Martin B. Hickman Innovation in Teaching Award: Chris Karpowitz
Martin B. Hickman Innovation in Teaching Award: Kelly Patterson
FHSS Outstanding Rookie Award: Krista Mortensen
Department Awards
BYPAS Professor of the Year: Darren Hawkins
Outstanding Scholarship Award: Ethan Busby
Outstanding Teaching Award: Adam Brown
Outstanding Service Award: Sven Wilson
Outstanding Mentoring Award: Celeste Beesley
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Introducing our new Academic Advisor!
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Winter 2023 Research Project Classes
As you plan your academic year, we want to make you aware of our winter Research Project classes so you can plan around a topic that is of interest to you.
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BYU’s 3rd Annual Richard L. Evans Memorial Lecture is just around the corner! On Thursday, Sept 15 at 7:30 in the Hinckley Center Assembly Hall, on what should be a lovely September evening, Dr. Yolanda Pierce, Dean of the Howard University Divinity School, will deliver her lecture titled “Cradle and Cauldron: Early Black American Religion and Interfaith Possibilities.” Her lecture is designed to provide a vital Black American perspective on interfaith relations both historically and at present. Given the university’s and college’s strong commitment to a vision of REB/DCI, attendance at this lecture promises to both offer helpful historical insight and make an important visual statement about broad student support for cultivating a community of belonging here at BYU.
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Cornerstone Research BYU Recruiting Events
Cornerstone will have a table at the Meet the Firms event in the Marriott Center on Tuesday, September 13th from 7:00 – 9:00 pm MT. We will also be hosting a Women’s Info Session from 5:00 pm – 6:00 pm MT on Wednesday, September 14th in room 2145 of the West View Building. Women interested in joining this info session can RSVP here. Finally, we will be hosting a general Information Session and Case Workshop on Thursday, September 15th from 5:00 – 6:00 pm MT and the location is TBD. You can sign up for this event on Handshake and be notified once the location is finalized. You can find more information about these events on Handshake or by getting in touch with the BYU Career Center.
Additionally, please be aware of the application deadlines below and click the links for descriptions of the Analyst and Summer Analyst roles.
Reminder: You must apply directly on our website in order to be considered.
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The BYU Department of Anthropology is celebrating its 75th anniversary! We invite all students, faculty/staff (past and present), and alumni to celebrate with us at an open house at the Museum of Peoples and Cultures September 16. Information for this event is in the flyer below. We look forward to seeing you in September!
Please contact the Department of Anthropology with any questions.
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Job and Internship Opportunities
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Savvi Legal Venture Specialist
Savvi Legal is looking to hire a pre-law student as a Venture Specialist to work as a full-time paid intern summer of 2023 with the possibility of starting now part-time. Savvi provides a software platform and an attorney network that have helped thousands of startup founders and investors navigate formation, financing, and exit events with peace of mind. As a Venture Specialist you’d be instrumental in the onboarding process both in interfacing with clients and offering legal support.
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