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Through loss and gain, through challenge and growth, a BYU education helps graduates find the tools they need not just to succeed in life, but to find true joy and peace.

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Katelyn Busch, BS, Elementary Education - Undergraduate Student Speaker

When Katelyn Busch first started her journey at BYU, she struggled to pick a major—until she saw a poster asking, “Do you feel called to be a teacher?” Busch knew that, despite the challenges that com

During the 2024 BYU Graduate Student Appreciation Week, we want to spotlight some of our very own graduate students in the McKay School of Education (MSE).  Students were selected from nominations made by MSE graduate faculty members.  These are only some of the many examples we have of our graduate students’ commitment to hard work, dedication, and to becoming more like our Savior, the Master Teacher.

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Melissa Earl, a junior at Brigham Young University studying elementary education, has been defying gravity and expectations in the world of gymnastics for the past 18 years.

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This year the Mary Lou Fulton "Faith-Intellect-Character Lecture" and Essay Contest had a record number of submissions. Students were asked to respond to this prompt:

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Julie B. Beck didn’t graduate from the McKay School of Education; she earned a Bachelor’s degree in family science. However, she said while delivering the 2024 Mary Lou Fulton lecture that the school’s mission resonates deep in her soul.

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Dr. Ramona Maile Cutri is not your average professor.