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Locker and Locker Room Details | Recreational Services | BYU-Idaho

# Locker and Locker Room Details

## Rentable Lockers

The dimensions of lockers available to rent long term.

## Day Use Lockers

The dimensions of lockers available for day use.

## Women's Locker Room Guide

Find where locker numbers are located in the women's locker room for both students and employees.

## Men's Locker Room Guide

Find where locker numbers are located in the men's locker room for both students and employees.
Recreational Service Pricing | BYU-Idaho

# Recreational Service Pricing

## Pricing

Community Patrons may use the facilities (except for the Fitness Center) by purchasing a Day Pass for $6 in Equipment Room (Hart 214).

Alumni may use the facilities (except the Fitness Center) by purchasing a Day Pass for $6 or a guest of a student pass for $4 in the Equipment Room (Hart 214).

All visitors have the option of purchasing a punch pass. A 10-punch pass is $40 and a 25-punch pass is $100. Alumni punch passes are offered at a discounted rate. A 10-punch Alumni pass is $30 and a 25-punch Alumni pass is $75. 
 
Passes can be purchased in the Hart Equipment Room. All passes include an approved clothing day rental. Collateral (such as keys, driver's license, or cellphone) will be requested if approved clothing is rented to ensure that the clothing is returned.
Registration | BYU-Idaho

# Registration

Find out how to register for BYU-Idaho classes, resolve registration holds, check registration due dates, and more.

Registration Dates

Deadlines for registration, semesters, etc.

How to Register for Classes

Finding, adding & dropping, waitlisting, etc.

Resolve Holds

Types of holds and who to contact to resolve them.

Understanding Course Search

Learn how to search for courses, use advanced search and more.

FAQ's

Auditing, pre-requisites, authorizations, etc.
Resolve Holds | Registration | BYU-Idaho

# Resolve Holds

Learn how to resolve registration holds while signing up for classes, and who to contact.

## What is the purpose of a hold?

Holds are placed on your account to ensure you are prepared to register for courses each semester. Holds will prevent you from registering if they are not resolved. Depending on the hold, you can still drop courses with holds but you cannot add a course.

Every hold has a specific office that has the ability to assist with the hold. For questions regarding a hold, please contact the associated office.

## How do I resolve a hold?

You can resolve holds with the Holds widget on your myBYUI dashboard, or visit the the Student tab on your BYU-Idaho account. You will need to resolve each hold individually.

1. Click "Resolve" and fill out the necessary information.
2. If the hold is still there after completing it, click the orange "Refresh Holds" button and it should disappear.

### Common Holds

| | | |
| --- | --- | --- |
| ****Academic Advising Hold**** Office: Advising Contact: advising@byui.edu or 208-496-1411 | ****Academic Success Plan**** Office: Advising Contact: advising@byui.edu or 208-496-1411 | ****CES Honor Hold**** ****Office:**** Student Honor Office Contact: sho@byui.edu or 208-496-9300 |
| ****Continuing Endorsement Hold**** Office: Student Honor Office Contact: sho@byui.edu or 208-496-9300 | ****Emergency Contact Info**** Office: Student Records and Registration Contact: registrar@byui.edu or 208-496-1000 | ****Financial Responsibility**** Office: Accounting Contact: financialservices@byui.edu or 208-496-1411 |
| ****Graduation Applicant**** Office: Student Records and Registration (Degree Verification) Contact:graduation@byui.edu or 208-496-1017 | ****High Credit Restriction**** Office: Advising Contact: advising@byui.edu or 208-496-1411 | ****Housing Hold**** Office: Housing Office Contact: housing@byui.edu or 208-496-9220 |
| ****Past Due Debt**** Office: Accounting Contact: financialservices@byui.edu or 208-496-1411 | ****Student Honor Hold**** Office: Student Honor Office Contact sho@byui.edu or 208-496-1411 | ****Student Health Plan Hold**** Office: Student Health Center Contact: 208-496-9330 |
Department of Religious Education | BYU-Idaho

# Department of Religious Education

A study of the gospel of Jesus Christ promotes purpose and spiritual growth in your educational pursuits.

## Developing Life-Long Spiritual Perspectives

Religious Education is an integral part of a BYU-Idaho student's education and provides opportunities for simultaneous growth in gospel knowledge and understanding during their secular studies.

Participating in religion courses can help students build habits of gospel study that continue long after their college years and are blessings to both the student and their posterity. Habits of gospel study will help individuals and families build and strengthen a spiritual foundation that will help them keep life-long spiritual perspectives in a world of chaos and endless distractions.

## Department Resources

Course Catalog

Get Involved

Religious Education Degree Requirements

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Second Religion Class

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Transfer Credits

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Teaching Institute/Seminary

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Institute Offering

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Careers as a Seminary Teacher | Religious Education | BYU-Idaho

# Careers as a Seminary Teacher

## About Careers as a Seminary Teacher

If you are interested in becoming a seminary teacher or would like more information about it, please visit the church's Seminary Jobs page. 
 
**Please select "Learn about job options and the hiring process."**

## Resources for More Information

Seminary and Institutes of Religion

Get Involved

Preservice Readings Download

March 24, 2023 01:26 PM

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Gospel Teaching and Learning Handbook

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Course Catalog & Manuals | Department of Religious Ed | BYU-Idaho

# Course Catalog & Manuals

## Religion Course Library

A complete list of the courses offered and prerequisites for classes taught by the Department of Religious Education can be found in the BYU-Idaho Course Catalog. Click down below to access BYU-Idaho religion course manuals. 
 
Course List Course Manuals

## Courses Available this Semester

To find courses available for registration, access the student registration portal by completing the following steps:

1. Log in to student.byui.edu.

2. Select "Registration" under the "Academic Resources" module on the left side of the screen.

3. Beneath "Course Search" click "Advanced Search."

4. Once you are in Advanced Search, select the term you are registering for under "Term."

5. Select "Religion" under "Subject" to easily identify all of the religion courses available.

6. Finally, select "Selection Status" and "Open," then click "Search."
Institute Offering | Department of Religious Education | BYU-Idaho

# Institute Offering

Institute Sign Up

Find and sign up for institute classes near you by visiting myInstitute. 
 
Sign Up

## Institute & Seminary Preservice Information

The purpose of Seminaries and Institutes of Religion is to help youth and young adults understand and rely on the teachings and Atonement of Jesus Christ, qualify for the blessings of the temple, and prepare themselves, their families, and others for eternal life with their Father in Heaven.

To achieve our purpose, we:

### Live

We live the gospel of Jesus Christ and strive for the companionship of the Spirit. Our conduct and relationships are exemplary in the home, in the classroom, and in the community. We continually seek to improve our performance, knowledge, attitude, and character.

### Teach

We teach students the doctrines and principles of the gospel as found in the scriptures and the words of the prophets. These doctrines and principles are taught in a way that leads to understanding and edification. We help students fulfill their role in the learning process and prepare them to teach the gospel to others.

### Administer

We administer our programs and resources appropriately. Our efforts assist parents in their responsibility to strengthen their families. We work closely with priesthood leaders as we invite students to participate and as we provide a spiritual environment where students can associate with one another and learn together ("Gospel Teaching and Learning: A Handbook for Teachers and Leaders in Seminaries and Institutes of Religion").

> "We hope that all for whom these programs [seminary and institute] are available will take advantage of them. Knowledge of the gospel will be increased, faith will be strengthened, and you will enjoy wonderful associations and friendships."

Gordon B. Hinckley, "Of Missions, Temples, and Stewardship," Ensign, Nov. 1995, 54
Interfaith Leadership Society | Religious Education | BYU-Idaho

# Interfaith Leadership Society

## Interfaith Leadership Society

Welcome to the Interfaith Leadership Society. We are pleased to have you join us! The purpose of the society is to promote the common good in every person and every religion. Members become skilled collaborators who understand and respect people who orient differently around religion. You can gain an understanding of others, and participate in interfaith learning and activities where all are invited and accepted.

I-Belong Page
Second Religion Class | Religious Education | BYU-Idaho

# Second Religion Class

## Can I take more than one religion class per semester?

## Can I take more than one religion class per semester?

Ideally, students should take one religion course each semester they are on-track until they have completed the religion requirement for their degree. 
 
Because The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints maintains that regular gospel study is a necessary part of the university experience, religion courses are built into BYU-Idaho's degree requirements. Students can develop and enrich their religious understanding and convictions while progressing in their degree. As such, religion courses conform to university standards and expectations and are an integral, continuous part of a student's university experience. 
 
In most cases, taking a second religion class during one semester leaves students without any religion class during another. We recommend that students take only one religion class each semester. However, no approvals are necessary for a student to enroll in a second religion class. However, the registration system will not allow students to register for a second religion class before the first day of the semester. Students have a week to add the class to their schedule.

## Second Block Classes

This policy also applies to second block classes. Students should take this into account when creating their Grad Plan so that credit requirements and limits for scholarships and other forms of financial aid can be met without the second religion class appearing on their registration before the first day of the term.

****Please note:**** 
Three or more religion classes in one semester requires departmental approval. Such approval will only be granted in cases of extreme academic necessity. If you feel your situation qualifies, please contact Brother Lon Pyper to request approval.
Transfer Credit Information | Religious Education | BYU-Idaho

# Transfer Credit Information

## From CES Institutes of Religion and Church Schools

## From CES Institutes of Religion and Church Schools

Religion credit earned at Church Education System (CES) Institutes of Religion and Church schools (BYU, BYU-Hawaii, BYU-Pathway Worldwide, Ensign College) will transfer to BYU-Idaho as an equivalent religion course or elective credit. This only applies if the course is taken for "Church University" or "BYU" credit and such credit is noted on an official Institute or university transcript. 
 
Qualifying religion credits will fulfill both the BYU-Idaho content and resident religion requirement. This policy is primarily designed to benefit BYU-Idaho students who are participating in the online degree programs. Students who are attending BYU-Idaho on-campus are strongly encouraged to register for religion courses offered through BYU-Idaho.

## From BYU Jerusalem Center

## From BYU Jerusalem Center

BYU-Idaho students are lucky enough to be eligible to apply and, if accepted, attend the BYU Jerusalem Center. Despite BYU's sponsorship of BYU-Idaho in this program, all applications must go through BYU. All information regarding the center can be found on the BYU Jerusalem Center website. 
 
All courses taken at BYU Jerusalem Center during a student's BYU-Idaho experience will transfer to BYU-Idaho and calculate into the student's BYU-Idaho GPA. These courses can fulfill BYU-Idaho's general religion credit requirements. 
 
BYU Jerusalem Center credits earned prior to a student's enrollment at BYU-Idaho can be used to fulfill religion course content only, not the BYU-Idaho residency requirement.

## From Other Universities

Religion credits earned at another university outside of the Church Education System will not be accepted toward fulfilling the BYU-Idaho religion requirements. They may transfer as elective credits. View the Transfer Evaluation page for more information.
Report a Concern | BYU-Idaho

# Report a Concern

****Privacy Disclaimer:**** All information shared with these forms will remain confidential and will only be discussed between you and those involved in helping you.

Report a Student of Concern

If you are concerned about a student's well-being or safety, please use this form. If you believe the student's behavior may constitute an emergency or poses a threat to the student or others, please call 9-1-1. 
 
This form will be sent to the Dean of Students Office. Please visit the Dean of Students website for more information.

Report a Concern

Report a Conduct Violation

If you witness a general conduct violation, including violations of Housing, Honor Code, and other University policies, please use this form. If you are an instructor reporting academic dishonesty, please use the reporting form in I-Learn under 'Help'. 
 
This form will be sent to the Student Honor Office. Please visit the Student Honor Office website for more information.

Report a Violation

Report Sexual Misconduct

To report an incident of sexual misconduct (including sexual assault, sexual harassment, dating violence, domestic violence, and stalking), please use this form. You may submit this form anonymously; however, without the identification of the victim/survivor or the person(s) accused of wrongdoing, the university may be limited in how it can respond. 
 
This form will be sent to the Title IX Coordinator. Please visit the Title IX Office website for more information.

Report a Misconduct

## Resources

Title IX Office

BYU-Idaho is committed to maintaining a safe and respectful environment for the campus community. Read more about these commitments on the BYU-I Title IX website.

Learn More

Counseling Center

The BYU-Idaho Counseling Center is committed to valuing diversity in all forms. Read more on the BYU-I Counseling Center website.

Get Involved

Student Honor Office

The Church Education System (CES) Honor Code includes shared values that help promote an atmosphere where the Spirit of the Lord can flourish. Read more on the BYU-I Honor Code website.

Get Involved

Student Health Center

BYU-Idaho's Health Center provides students primary healthcare. Read more about the services offered on the BYU-I Student Health Center website.

Get Involved

Disability Services

The BYU-Idaho Disability Services Office provides support and services to qualifying students to ensure equal access and to foster a spirit of integration and inclusion. Read more on the BYU-I Disability Services website.

Get Involved

Public Safety Office

The Public Safety Office seeks to maintain a peaceful, secure, and safe campus environment for all students and employees. Read more on the BYU-I Public Safety website.

Get Involved
Research & Creative Works Conference | BYU-Idaho

# Research & Creative Works Conference

## Our Mission

The Research & Creative Works Conference provides the event and venue for students to present original research and creative or artistic works for peers and expert evaluators. Held every semester at BYU-Idaho, the conference provides opportunities for students to network with professionals from a wide variety of backgrounds and skill sets. Our mission is to foster an environment for students to develop and share their creative and academic achievements for personal progress and benefit of others.

Create

Create a project that demonstrates your best work.

Share

Present your work in a professional environment and receive professional feedback

Grow

Cultivate an attitude of consistent improvement and learn from your experiences.

## Fall 2025 Conference

****Thursday, December 11 (F2F)****

## Learn More About Our Upcoming Conference

R&CW Student Information

How to register, types of projects, and how to prepare for the conference.

R&CW Mentor Information

Schedule a R&CW visit to your classroom. Learn how to help students prepare.

Evaluator Information

Evaluation and feedback materials and what to expect on conference day.

Registration

Registration dates, links and requirements
R&CW Mentor Information | Research & Creative Works | BYU-Idaho

# R&CW Mentor Information

## Classroom Visits

Classroom visits are one of the ways we communicate and inform participants, mentors, and others about the conference. Classroom visits usually take about 5 minutes.

Depending on the needs of your class, these visits can serve a few different purposes, including explaining the benefits of participating in the conference, showing students how to register, inviting students to attend the conference, and answering any other questions your class might have. To sign up for a visit, please email rcw@byui.edu.

We are always looking for evaluators for the conference! If you would like to volunteer as an evaluator for other projects, please email rcw@byui.edu.

## Pre-Conference Day

Mentors are faculty members that assist students with their preparation for the R&CW Conference. All students are required to have a mentor as a faculty endorsement and are encouraged to work with that mentor to help guide and prepare them for the conference.

****Mentors are responsible for making sure that:****

- The student has submitted a professional abstract on the R&CW website before the submission deadline.
- The student is in the most appropriate session and presentation type for their project (poster or performing arts).
- The student's project is professional, aesthetically appealing, inviting, and ready to present before students and evaluators.

Projects will be ranked on a scale from 0 to 3 (Just Getting Started, Sufficient, Meets Expectations, and Outstanding). Projects may also be chosen for a "Conference Choice" award from each department as well.

## Conference Day

We invite you to come and support your student by attending the conference!

Faculty Feedback is submitted directly to students after the faculty complete their rubrics. This feedback will be available online.

Talk to your student to see their feedback or contact us.

Schedule information for the conference can be found under our Conference Schedule tab.
Student Registration | Research & Creative Works | BYU-Idaho

# Research and Creative Works Student Registration

Registration

Registration is now ****Open!**** 
If you have any questions, contact us at rcw@byui.edu. 
Registration closes December 5.

Register

## Registration Requirements

## Registration Requirements

- Carefully follow every instruction given in the registration survey.
- For your email, input your official ****BYU-Idaho**** student email, not your personal one. The same applies for your mentor's email.
- The mentor for your project must be a faculty member on campus. Please keep in close contact with your mentor as you work on your project and prepare for the conference.
- Include your project title and a brief proposal or description of your hypothesis.
- If your project is part of a requirement for a class, only include your course code, using the following format: eg. MET 340, BIO 475, HS 391, etc. ( ****MET 340**** is the ****Course Code****)
- The department included should be in relation to the course.
Risk Management | BYU-Idaho

# Risk Management

Protecting life. Preventing harm. Preserving sacred resources.

## Risk Management's Mission

We protect life and preserve sacred resources on the BYU-Idaho campus by identifying, analyzing, and managing uncertainties. We offer resources that enhance accountability to relevant laws, regulations, and policies.

Our strategic operations include:

- Monitoring operational risks and coordinating safety compliance procedures
- Promote best environmental health and safety practices for all students, employees, and visitors

## Risk & Safety Management Service Requests

Service Request

Environmental Health & Safety

- Biohazard container disposal
- Electronic waste disposal
- First Aid box supplies
- Hazardous and environmental waste disposal
- Light bulb disposal

Safety

- AED maintenance
- CPR/AED & First Aid training
- Ergonomic evaluations
- Report campus safety issue
- Safety training (OHSA)
- Utility vehicle training

Risk

- Department risk assessment

## Risk Management Resources

Risk & Safety Management Resources

- Certificate of Insurance Request
- Environmental Health & Safety
- Hazardous Materials Management
- Incident Report Forms (e.g. Motor Vehicle Incident, Work-Related Employee Injury)
- Insurance FAQs (e.g. University Property, Field Trip Insurance)

Related Departments

- Compliance
- Fire Safety
- Fleet Services
- Public Safety (24-hour dispatch, campus patrol, Safe Walk escort, emergency response)
- Travel Office

Safety Information

- Lab Safety
- Driving & Winter Safety
- National Weather Service Spring Safety
- OSHA Form 300A
- Safety Permits
- Safety Policies

Emergency Information

- Emergency Preparedness

Training

- CPR/AED & First Aid (If students, faculty, staff, and immediate family members are interested in becoming CPR and/or First Aid certified, complete a Risk & Safety Management Service Request.

Travel Information

- Field Trip Insurance & Sign-Up Sheet
- International Travel Medical Insurance

Federal Agencies

- CDC Flu
- CDC NIOSH
- OSHA
- US DOT
- US EPA

State Agencies

- Eastern Idaho Public Health
- Idaho DEQ
- Idaho Health & Welfare
- Idaho Labor

## Risk Management Team

Spencer Johnson

****Risk Management Manager**** 
johnsonsp@byui.edu 
(208) 496-5602

Byron Gilbert

****Safety Officer**** 
gilbertb@byui.edu 
(208) 496-5605

Jason Hart

****Fire Safety Officer**** 
hartjas@byui.edu 
(208) 496-5603

John Thompson

****Hazardous Materials Officer**** 
thompsonjoh@byui.edu 
(208) 496-5604
Certificate of Insurance Request | Risk Management | BYU-Idaho

# Certificate of Insurance Request

Information for traveling faculty concerning requests for a Certificate of Insurance.

## Certificate of Insurance Request

When another entity requires proof of insurance from BYU-Idaho, you can make a request for a Certificate of Insurance. Submit your request using the Certificate of Insurance Request form. It is important you submit the request well ahead of time because it can take up to 30 days to receive the certificate. Typically, the request is for proof of general-liability insurance; however, the entity may want proof of other types of insurance or additional terms to be put on the certificate. Consult with Risk & Safety Management at (208) 496-5606 regarding special requests.

Certificate of Insurance Request Form