Skip to main content
College of Life Sciences
Exercise Sciences

Exercise Science Search

1,034 results found
Life Sciences
Sort by: Newest
Sort by: Newest
Newest Relevance
Section
Section
All (401) Advisement Information (11) Brand Guide (2) Character (2) College News (1) Compliance Policies & Procedures (11) Covid Information (10) Department News (12) Department News (3) Directory (1) Emergency (12) Events (1) Graduation 2020 (27) Graduation 2021 (11) HR Resources (1) Health, Safety, and Compliance (15) IT Support (2) Impact Magazine (126) Intellect (5) LSIT Knowledge Base (41) Leadership Council Site (1) Life Sciences Advisement (36) Life Sciences Advisory Council (8) Life Sciences Office of Research Development (12) Meet Your Academic Advisor (10) Mentored Research (8) Services (7) She is a Scientist (4) Student Success Plans (2) Support Info (4) Team Life (12) Web Application Development (3)
Site
Site
All (10433) Biology Department (4) Calendar (45) Cell Biology & Physiology (3) Engineering (4) Exercise Medicine Institute (1) Exercise Sciences Department (163) Life Science Museum (M L Bean) (1) Life Sciences (1034) Microbiology and Molecular Biology (4) National Scholarships (1) News (9095) Nutrition, Dietetics, & Food Science (10) Plant & Wildlife Sciences (12) Public Health (56)
Life Sciences building with stormy weather
Compliance Policies & Procedures
Minor Protection Policy
A light-skinned woman with long straight brown hair past her shoulders stands grinning in front of a marble building. She's wearing a thigh-length white lab coat on top of a black polka dot blouse and gray slacks.
Impact Magazine
Looking One Step Behind
BY Brittany Rogers, February, 2024
Dr. Britlyn Orgill has connected more than 150 of BYU's premedical students with internships at premier R1 research institutions across the country, work she's added on top of her comedy and anesthesiology careers.
A woman stands in front of a blurred out lab crossing her arms and smiling. She has light-toned skin, curled brown hair half pulled back, a pink floral blouse, and a buttoned white lab coat.
Impact Magazine
Be The Match—Save a Life
BY Kaigan Bigler, February, 2024
Dr. Julianne Grose’s family made it their mission to run stem cell donor registration drives, and almost 50 students have donated to blood-cancer patients since she started.
Photo of a printed black-and-white-page, the flash slightly reflected on the left side. Serif font on the top says Senior Ladies, and below the photo it says Barbara Lockhart. The photo shows a light-skinned woman in the middle of skating outside, her right leg extended out, her left arm thrown upward, and her right arm swinging across her body. She's wearing a dark-and-light striped knit hat, a dark sweater, dark shorts, and dark leggings.
Impact Magazine
Skating Across the Finish Line into the Hall of Fame
BY Marshall Haight, February, 2024
As a high school senior, Barbara Lockhart qualified for the United States Speedskating Team. She was recently inducted into the US Speedskating Hall of Fame.
A couple sits, smiling, in front of a bush in the foreground and a hilly landscape. The man on the left is wearing a baseball cap with sunglasses on the brim and a camo shirt. He has light-toned skin and slightly down-turned eyes. The woman on the right is wearing a pink and gray plaid shirt with a camo binoculars case around her neck. She has light-toned skin and platinum blond hair braided to one side.
Impact Magazine
Six Spiritual Lessons from the Natural World
BY Loreen Allphin, February, 2024
Amidst the storms of life, associate dean Loreen Allphin shares how she found peace and refuge in the natural world.
Four women sit around a table painting glaze on ceramics. Three of the women are wearing hijabs and are looking down at their work. The one in the left background wears a light brown hijab and a blue and maroon long-sleeve dress. The one in the left foreground wears an off-white hijab and a green dress. The one in the right foreground wears a cream hijab and a burgundy dress. The last woman in the right background grins eagerly at her work. She has chest-length curled brown hair, light-toned skinned, and wears a long-sleeve black shirt. The woman next to her in the burgundy dress oversees her work.
Impact Magazine
Handcrafting Access to Global Health
BY Kaigan Bigler, February, 2024
Melissa Levy helps lift thousands of people out of poverty by empowering 2,919 artisans in nearly 20 countries through her company Ethik.
Taken from inside a silver metal box, a woman smiles as she handles a vial of pink liquid in one blue-gloved hand and a long dropper filled with liquid in the other. She is light-skinned with straight red hair past her shoulders wearing a dark pink blouse.
Impact Magazine
Finding New Ways to Use the Immune System to Fight Cancer
BY Erin Saito , February, 2024
PhD student Kiara Whitley overcame substantial health-related obstacles to successfully publish cancer research identifying a new potential immunotherapy target.
Rectangular graphic with a dark blue border. At the top is the BYU College of Life Sciences logo. On the left side, the section labelled Vision reads, Inspire learning and discovery in the life sciences for the benefit of the world. Below that, the section labelled Mission reads, We cultivate an environment that inspires learning and discovery bathed in the light of the restored gospel of Jesus Christ. We study and celebrate the diversity and unity of life. We engage students in excellent academic instruction and student-centered scholarship to prepare the next generation of life science leaders and innovators who will serve throughout the world. The right side, divided by a thin line, is labelled Values. Each of the four values is bolded with text underneath. Discovering Truth: We value scientific and spiritual truths and affirm that all truths are compatible. Christlike Community: We value Christlike compassion, respect, and kindness in all our interactions. Academic Excellence: We value an excellent academic environment where students are inspired to reach their highest potential. Student-Centered Scholarship: We value substantive student engagement to produce scholarship that benefits the world.
Impact Magazine
Dean's Message
BY Laura Bridgewater, February, 2024
Dean Laura Bridgewater introduces the new College of Life Sciences vision, mission, and values, focusing specifically on student-centered learning and discovery.
A girl in a beige jacket and black dress smiles in front of a presentation board.
Exploring the Mind: Brynlee Cardall’s Literature Review on the Connection Between Depression and Addiction
BY Parker Smith, January, 2024
Brynlee Cardall (NEURO ’25) recently discovered a potential relationship between addiction and depression and wrote a literature review that was featured in the most recent issue of Chiasm, BYU Neuroscience’s undergraduate research journal.
A young woman with dark hair and a slight smile on her face stands in the center holding a green notebook with both arms. Students surround her sitting in desks and are writing in notebooks. Students all have dark hair, two with glasses. A greyish blue wall is in the background.
Support and a Bite for First-Generation College Students
BY Trent Olsen, January, 2024
The College of Life Sciences hosted a luncheon for first-generation college students in November. University and College Resources were present for students to learn more about. Check out the resources for yourself.
Previous Next