BYU Harold B. Lee Library

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Formerly the Graduate School, Graduate Studies was established in 1986. The school operates under the direction of a Dean. The following have served: Marilyn Arnold (1986-1990), J. Keith Rigby (1990-1991), Marilyn Arnold (1991-1993), Addie Fuhriman (1993-1999), Bonnie Brinton (1999-2009), and Wynn Stirling (2009-).

Description

Established: 1986

Location: Provo, Utah (1986- )

Functions

As a part of its commitment to excellence and to the advancement of learning, Brigham Young University has established graduate programs at both the master’s and the doctoral levels. The purpose of these programs is fourfold: (1) The advanced educational and intellectual development of able and motivated men and women in a variety of disciplines. (2) The development of greater understanding of new ideas and of creative works through careful research, rigorous intellectual inquiry, and masterful artistic effort. (3) The recognition and understanding of our cultural and intellectual heritage. (4) The development and training of well-qualified professionals.

Assets and Administrative Structure

Graduate Study operates under the guidance of a Dean, a Graduate Council, and the president of the University. Most activities that fall outside of the individual departments of instruction, such as admission, are routed through the central Office of Graduate Studies.

Associated Units

Superior unit: Brigham Young University (1986- )

Earlier unit: Brigham Young University. Graduate School (1986)

Associated unit: Brigham Young University. Graduate Council (1986-)

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Maintenance Information

Record ID: EAC-2010-00083

Creator: ARC