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Blaine Griffen and his students are conducting research on invasive crabs to understand their environmental impact.
Kaity Ward and her team of researchers share a raw and unfiltered look into the daily struggles of women suffering from polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS).
Honorable Mention for Inspiring Learning Contest 2024
The tree of life is a symbol to us of home, a place of love where we belong in a family with Heavenly Parents. This specific tree reminds me a lot of the tree of life as the evening light shines through it. As a student that aspires to be a forest ecologist I love trees, and believe that they are symbols of the divine love that we receive as children of Heavenly Parents.
Honorable Mention for Inspiring Learning Contest 2024
A hop, skip and a 16 hour plane ride landed me in the dead middle of the Australian outback. I saw almost immediately the plentiful reasons for life to avoid the harsh reality of that environment. Yet the Aboriginal people have been there for at least 65,000 years, treating the land with an awe-inspiring reverence. Take Uluru, for instance. To a tourist, it's a unique rock, but to the Aborigines it is sacred. They showed me how to love God through the land. Science showed me the outback, but the outback showed me God.
Honorable Mention for Inspiring Learning Contest 2024
This picture captures a moment of reflection in a tranquil garden in Italy. My study abroad enlightened my understanding of God’s work and creations because we took the time to slow down and ponder the spectacular world that God made for us. Not only did my understanding of God’s creations increase, but also my love for Him. As I noticed the details in each garden, I felt the overwhelming sense that God made the world beautiful because He loves us and wants us to enjoy it.
Dr. Sandra Hope and her team are conducting interdisciplinary research to mitigate the spread of diseases like malaria that are transmitted by mosquitoes.
BYU’s Range Management team took first place in the 2024 Undergraduate Range Management Exam and Plant Identification Contest at the Utah Society for Range Management meeting.
3rd Place Winner Inspiring Learning Contest 2024
In a letter by Francis Crick to his son Michael moments after the discovery of DNA's design, he wrote, "Our structure is very beautiful." While reading this tender and enthusiastic letter on my microbiology study abroad I was reminded of when I was sitting in the MARB for MMBIO 240. Dr. Steve Johnson was discussing DNA's intricacies and I felt a strong spiritual impression that the structure of DNA is divine. That celestial awe continued here in Amsterdam where this illuminated contemporary model of DNA encapsulates the reverent beauty and spiritual enlightenment I have come to treasure at BYU.
2nd Place Winner Inspiring Learning Contest 2024
This summer, I had to opportunity to learn more about Gods creations In the heart of Alaska’s untamed wilderness. I admired the inherent beauty of the landscape, but I was also touched by the feeling of grandeur that every small detail of each forest displayed. This photograph captures more than just a moment of observation—it reflects a journey of discovery. Through my life science experiences, I've come to see the natural world as a canvas painted with purpose and care. Each organism, from the smallest bacteria to the largest tree plays a part in an interconnected story of life. This deepened understanding has not only enlightened my view of biology, but has also stirred a profound reverence for the Creator's artistry. It reminded me that life itself is a masterpiece. I am excited to continue my journey of learning in the life sciences, and I hope to inspire that same passion in others.
1st Place Winner Inspiring Learning Contest 2024
Examining the delicate structure of this fern reminded me of the precision and beauty inherent in all living things. My life science background has shown me that even the smallest organisms are marvels of design—every leaf, vein, and cell intricately connected in a pattern of growth and regeneration. In moments like these, I see God’s work not just in grand landscapes but in the fine details that sustain life, reminding me of His attention to every part of His creation.