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BYU professor Jennifer Nielson is a chemistry enthusiast, humanitarian, and self-proclaimed ‘nerd’—but first and foremost she is a teacher.
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It’s all about the students for Kent Gee, BYU professor and most recent winner of the Lawrence K. Egbert Teaching and Learning Fellowship.
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“Physics” and “easier to understand” aren’t phrases that ordinarily appear together, but that’s what BYU alumnus Derek Hullinger is trying to accomplish.
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On August 14, graduates were given sage advice as they accepted their diplomas and started the newest chapter of their lives.
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