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IBC Resources | University Communications | BYU-Idaho

# Integrated Business Core (IBC)

Discover options for promoting your IBC business on campus.

All IBC groups must follow University Advertising and Brand Guidelines and use approved channels. Use Design Conductor to create and submit designs for approval. Ensure that your advertising:

-Conveys an appropriate message

-Implements a clear marketing objective

-Follows the Honor Code and Dress and Grooming Standards

-Exercises caution and respect regarding copyright laws

Design Conductor

## IBC Advertising Standards

IBC Options

University Communications offers marketing and communication tools for campus IBC businesses. To promote your IBC business, utilize the designated on-campus communication channels. They are the only approved advertising methods for IBC businesses.

Approved Channels

-11x17 posters 
-Digital Signage Network 
-Campus email three times per semester

Free Design Tool

You will need to use Design Conductor to access the approved channels. Design Conductor is a marketing tool that allows you to create IBC marketing with branded templates provided by the University Relations Department. To use Design Conductor for your business: 
 
-Complete a short questionnaire and quiz 
-Once the questionnaire and quiz are complete, you will receive an email within 48 hours granting access.

Other Options

Explore additional marketing channels to promote your business, including social media and websites. To market on social media and websites, download the IBC logo. Good luck! Contact urprojects@byui.edu if you have any questions.

## Additional Resources

IBC Logo

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Contact List

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As experienced strategists and marketers, we are here to help you deliver the correct message at the right time and in the most effective places for your audience.

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Speaker Requests | University Communications | BYU-Idaho

# Speaker Requests

Approval process for potential guest speakers.

## Speaker Clearance and Approval Process

Read and follow University Policies and Procedures 1-4: Guest Speaker. A potential speaker is not to be contacted until official approval is received. 
 
Download the Guest Speaker Request Form. Please complete appropriate steps based on your designated target audience; submit form to the appropriate administrator with at least the minimum advance time prior to event.

| Target Audience | Minimum Advance Time | Approval |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Classroom | 1 month | Department Chairman |
| Academic Department | 1 month | Department Chair & College Dean |
| Academic College | 1 month | College Dean & Academic Vice President |
| Activities Program | 1 month | Student Activities Council & Managing Director of Student Activities |
| Activities Event/ Campus-Wide | 6 months | Managing Director of Student Activities & the Student Services Vice President |
| Campus-Wide (Devotionals, Forums, etc.) | 6 months | President's Council, Executive Committee, & Board |
University Communications Strategists | Branding |BYU-Idaho

# University Communications Strategists

Here are the names, contact information, & areas of specialty of those who will help you deliver the correct message at the right time.

## Vance King

kingv@byui.edu

****Assigned Areas**** 
BYU-Idaho Support Center 
Dean of Students 
Executive Offices 
Executive Planning & Strategy 
Information Technology 
Student Records & Registration 
University Relations

## Lexy Myers

myersa@byui.edu

****Assigned Areas**** 
Campus Life 
Campus Recreation 
Career & Academic Advising 
First-Year Experience 
Mentoring 
Student Activities & Involvement 
Wellness Center

## Jericho Cline

clinej@byui.edu

****Assigned Areas**** 
Human Resources 
Web Strategy (All Areas) 
Web Maintenance (All Areas) 
Web Development (All Areas)

## Will Gierke

gierkew@byui.edu

****Assigned Areas**** 
Admissions 
Auxiliary Services 
Career Center 
Facilities 
Financial Services 
Financial Aid 
Housing and Student Living 
University Resources

## Ben Yates

yatesb@byui.edu

****Assigned Areas**** 
Academic Administration 
Academics Departments 
Academic Support Centers 
Integrated Business Core (IBC) 
Learning Innovation & Technology 
McKay Library 
Spori Art Gallery
University Operations | BYU-Idaho

# University Operations

The University Operations Department fulfills BYU-Idaho's mission by maintaining a wholesome academic, cultural, and spiritual environment.

## University Operations Services & Resources

Training Resources

Online training resources for central shops, custodial, and grounds.

Project Requests

Requests for remodel, space configuration, project design and scoping, cost estimates, and AV equipment install or removal.

Fleet Services

University driver training and vehicle rentals, polices, and procedures.

Service Requests

Make a custodial, maintenance, or repair request for campus, housing, agricultural science center, and KBI transmitter.

Sign Shop

Order building directories, name tags, door plates, desk plates, plaques, signs, and more.

Lodge

Hold programs and events in a beautiful facility in the Teton Basin.

WebTMA Login

Campus login to BYU-Idaho's Work Order System (authorized users only)

Facilities Standards
and Guidelines

Guidlines for how University physical resources are to be constructed, maintained, furnished, and used.

WebTMA Help

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For help with submitting and following up on Service Requests, please go to our WebTMA help page.

WebTMA Help Page

Access Control

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Request keys and access to buildings, rent lockers, get replacement keys, review the business access policy, or see building hours for BYU-Idaho.

Access Control
Asbestos Awareness Video | University Operations | BYU-Idaho

# Asbestos Awareness Video

Asbestos has caused many long-term health problems. Be aware of possible asbestos in commercial and residential buildings and construction materials.

## Asbestos Awareness

What is asbestos, where can it be found, why is it dangerous, and why was it used on construction projects? Learn about the dangerous of asbestos and why efforts are taken to remove it. 
 
"Diseases like asbestos mesothelioma and lung cancer are the most common diseases associated with exposure to asbestos. The sad part is that it can take between 10 to 40 years to develop an asbestos related disease after a person is exposed."
Back Safety Training Video | University Operations | BYU-Idaho

# Back Safety Training Video

Follow proactive work habits to keep yourself fit and support your back.

## Back Your Back: Back and Muscle Injury Prevention

Back injuries are among the most common industrial injuries and one of the leading health problems that interfere with daily activities. Learn which situations can cause back pain and how follow good work habits with posture, pushing, sitting, pulling, and lifting. 
 
"Today, it (back injuries) is among the most common industrial injuries, and one of the leading health problems that interfere with our active working. Back injuries account for a large proportion of lost time and money."
Confined Space Training Video | University Operations | BYU-Idaho

# Confined Space Training Video

Learn how to keep yourself safe when working in confined spaces where potential harmful substances and environments can have disastrous consequences.

## Confined Space Entry Permit System

Confined spaces are defined as spaces where conditions are not designed for continuous human occupancy, not large enough to enter and perform work, and has limited egress. Learn how to enter and exit pits, silos, tanks, pipes, vessels, and other confined spaces safely. 
"The Occupational National Safety and Health Administration or OSHA requires employers to evaluate the workspace to determine if any spaces are permit required confined spaces."
Hazcom Training Video | University Operations | BYU-Idaho

Hazcom Training Video

Learn about the potential and possibly detrimental dangers of irresponsible chemical use individually and in the workplace.

"Chemical substances can be a great benefit when used properly. It is when they are used incorrectly that hazards occur...Many household chemicals such as bleach can cause harm. Just as we know the dangers of household chemicals, we should know the hazards of chemicals in our workplace and how to protect ourselves from them. We need to be aware of chemical safety."
Online Training | University Operations | BYU-Idaho

# University Operations Online Training

Campus central shops training, custodial training, and grounds training for students and full-time employees at Brigham Young University-Idaho.

## Welcome to University Operations Online Training

Please review study aids and videos, then take the quizzes. All quizzes are scored and reviewed. Please complete training before starting work.

Central Shops Training

Training and quiz for asbestos, back safety, confined spaces, fire safety, Gator safety, hearing protection, hazardous energy, and more.

Custodial Training

Training and quizzes for hazcom, custodial safety, bloodborne pathogens, flooring, restrooms, and disinfectants.

Grounds Training

Training and quiz for grounds orientation, hazcom training, pesticide handling, and agricultural work.
Central Shop Student Safety Training | BYU-Idaho

# Central Shop Student Safety Training

Learn more about central shop safety precautions and procedures and how to gain additional training for essential work environments on the BYU-Idaho campus.

## Central Shop Training

Review training materials about asbestos, back safety, confined spaces, fire safety, gator operation, hearing and respiratory protection, and hazardous energy safety.

Asbestos Awareness Training

Learn what asbestos is, where it comes from, and what it is used for. Discover how asbestos affects health and where it can be found on the BYU-Idaho campus. 
 
Asbestos Awareness Training(PowerPoint download) 
Asbestos Awareness Training Video

Back Safety

Back injuries comprise nearly one-third of all industrial injuries but take up over half of worker compensation funds. Learn how to protect yourself from injury. 
 
Back Your Back(PowerPoint download)

Confined Space Training

Learn what confined spaces are, dangerous conditions in confined spaces, and how to avoid hazards from working in confined spaces. 
 
Confined Spaces Training Video

Fire Safety

Know the dangers of fire, including flame, heat, smoke, suffocation, toxic vapors, and explosion. Learn how to prevent fires and the rules of fire safety. 
 
Fire Safety Presentation (PowerPoint download)

Gator Safety Training

If you need to operate a Gator utility vehicle, safety training is required. If you are in need of this training, please contact the Safety Office at 2431 and/or Fleet Services at 2466. You will need to have the Blue Card issued by fleet services along with classroom training on Gators and other utility vehicles before you are allowed to operate one.

Hearing Conservation

Learn more about how excessive noise can affect hearing loss, the signs of potential hearing loss, and efforts to reduce noise and protect employees' hearing. Take quiz at the Training Quiz button below. The Hearing Conservation Program can be found on the "Safety Policies" web page. 
 
Hearing Conservation (PowerPoint download)

Lockout/Tagout

Learn how to control hazardous energy safely. Find out when lockouts and tagouts are used for maintenance and procedures to follow when energy-related equipment is repaired or serviced. After viewing the slide presentation, complete the quiz by clicking the Training Quiz button below. More information is found on the Safety Office webpage. 
 
Lockout/Tagout (PowerPoint download)

Respiratory Protection

Proper use of respirators and facemasks when working in areas where hazardous gases are present. Complete the quiz by clicking the Training Quiz button below. The Respiratory Protection Program can be found on the "Safety Policies" web page. A RESPIRATOR FIT TEST ADMINISTERED BY THE SAFETY OFFICER IS REQUIRED BEFORE A RESPIRATOR CAN BE WORN. 
 
Respiratory Protection (PowerPoint download)

Complete the Training Quiz

Take Quiz
Custodial Training | University Operations | BYU-Idaho

# Custodial Training

Custodial training material and quizzes for student employees and full-time employees.

## Student Employee Custodial Training

Explore the following training topics and take the quiz.

Hazcom Training Video

Video about dangers of hazardous materials and safety practices.

View Video

Custodial Safety Review

Custodial safety review covers time cards, payroll, safety precautions, and more.

Download Document

Bloodborne Pathogens

Workplace dangers and disease prevention.

View Video

Student Custodial Quiz

Take the student employee custodial training quiz.

Take Quiz

## Full-Time Employee Custodial Training

Review the following training topics and take the quiz.

Hazcom Training Video

Learn what hazardous materials are and important safety practices.

View Video

Custodial Safety Training

New employee orientation, clothing requirements, and work guidelines.

Download Document

Bloodborne Pathogens Video

Workplace dangers and disease prevention.

View Video

Full-Time Employee Custodial Quiz

Take the full-time employee custodial training quiz.

Take Quiz
Grounds Training | University Operations Facilities Management

# Grounds Training

Discover how to safely handle hazardous materials and pesticides. Learn how to keep Brigham Young University-Idaho campus grounds and agriculture centers safe, clean, and beautiful.

## Keep BYU-Idaho Beautiful

Your efforts to keep BYU-Idaho safe and beautiful for students, employees, and visitors is important to the university's mission. Learn how you can protect yourself and the campus as a new hire.

Grounds Orientation

New employee orientation and hire-on information, safety precautions, authorized work attire and equipment, and more.

Download Document

Hazcom Training Video

A short video about the dangers of hazardous materials and proven safety practices.

View Video

Take the Quiz

Training Quiz
Service Requests | University Operations | BYU-Idaho

# Service Requests

Submit service requests for Brigham Young University-Idaho's on-campus departments, housing, Agricultural Science Center, and KBYI transmitters. View work orders or get additional help with WebTMA.

## Select the facility type you are submitting a service request for

Campus Request

Submit a campus service request from Facilities Management through WebTMA.

Housing

Submit a service request for campus housing through WebTMA.

Agricultural Science Center

Submit a service request for the Agricultural Science Center through WebTMA.

KBYI Transmitter

Submit a KBYI transmitter service request through WebTMA.

WebTMA Help

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Get help with WebTMA to submit service requests or view work orders.

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University Support Services | University Operations | BYU-Idaho

# University Support Services

## Services We Provide

Deliveries

Need something delivered or moved on campus? Submit a request through here or **call ext. 2500** 
 
TMA Service Request Form

Requisition

Needing an item for your department? 
 
Order Items Here

Shipping

Ship your items out through FedEx, UPS, etc. 
 
Access Here

## Inventory

Office Supplies

Need to purchase office supplies? Use this list to know what to order 
 
Office Supplies Inventory

Food

Need to purchase food for your department? Use this list to know what to order 
 
Food Inventory

Custodial

Need to purchase cleaning supplies? Use this list to know what to order 
 
Custodial Inventory

Maintenance

Need to purchase maintenance supplies? Use this list to know what to order 
 
Maintenance Inventory

## Our Team

Scott Sauer

****University Support Services Manager**** 
sauersc@byui.edu 
208-496-2640

Nate Dickson

****Warehouse Supervisor**** 
dicksonn@byui.edu 
208-496-2641

Get Involved

Reylen Vernon

****Warehouse Supervisor**** 
vernonre@byui.edu 
208-496-2601

Get Involved

Jodee Boots

****Postal Services Supervisor**** 
bootsj@byui.edu 
208-496-2631

Get Involved

Elly Fisher

****Warehouse Supervisor**** 
fishere@byui.edu 
208-496-2630

Get Involved

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BYU-Idaho University Women's Association | BYU-Idaho

# University Women's Association

The University Women's Association at Brigham Young University-Idaho is an association dedicated to the connection and upliftment of the women employees at BYU-Idaho while focusing on Jesus Christ. The UWA encourages further education by awarding grants/awards to women employees.

## Goals

The BYU-Idaho University Women's Association strives to accomplish the following goals:

- Provide a way for the female employees of BYU-Idaho to socialize while encouraging a focus on Jesus Christ.
- Establish unity between campus departments as female employees become more familiar with one another.
- Encourage and support the furthering of education by providing grants to female employees.

> "As we fill our hearts with the love of Christ, we will awaken with a renewed spiritual freshness and we will walk joyfully, confidently, awake, and alive in the light and glory of our beloved Savior, Jesus Christ."

Dieter F. Uchtdorf, "Perfect Love Casteth out Fear," General Conference, April 2017

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BYU-Idaho Past Women's Association Luncheons | BYU-Idaho

# Past Women's Association Luncheons

The University Women's Association at Brigham Young University-Idaho is an association dedicated to the connection and upliftment of the women employees at BYU-Idaho. Luncheons are a time to come together in one body to build relationships and edify one another while focusing on Jesus Christ.

## March 16, 2017

"Be Brave" 
Speaker: Robert Wahlquist

## December 7, 2016

"Maybe Christmas he thought, doesn't come from a store. Maybe Christmas perhaps means a little bit more!" 
Entertainment: Guess that toon

## June 16, 2016

"Aloha to Summer"

## March 9, 2016

"Treasures from Heaven"

## December 9, 2015

"Behold Him"

## March 25, 2015 Luncheon

"Get Your Happy On" by Lon Pyper

## December 10, 2014 Luncheon

"Feliz Navidad"

## 

## June 26, 2014 Luncheon

"Be Perfected in Christ through Scripture Study" by Mindy Davis 
Adding Color to Your Scriptures Handout

## March 26, 2014 Luncheon

"Amazing Women Starring You: Self Image, or Title" by Tim Rarick 
Strawberry-Blueberry Spinach Salad

Unversity Womens Association Video 2008
BYU-Idaho University Women's Association Grants & Awards

# UWA Grants & Awards

Please submit your application to Cammie Sauer in CHP 107C or email sauerc@byui.edu.

## Things to Know

- All women enrolled in classes at BYU-Idaho should complete the Thomas E. Ricks Grant Application and FAFSA by March 1st.
- Identify students/employees who stand out or seem to need a little more financial assistance - send recommendations to the Financial Aid Office.
- When Financial Aid reviews the applicants, they will award as many individuals as they can who qualify for an award.

## Links to Financial Aid

- Financial Aid
- Grants
- FAFSA

## Past Grants & Awards

### 2016 Grant Recipients:

Wendy Miskin 
Amber Mitchell 
Teresa Moser 
Tara Steenson 
Jayden Cordier

### 2014 Grant Recipients:

Rebecca Johnston 
Jessica Turner 
Karla Ashbocker

### 2013 Grant Recipients:

Rebecca Johnston 
Anna Marie Taylor 
Neihlee Muir

### 2012 Grant Recipients:

Holly Howard 
Sylvia Turley 
Erin Gunnell

### 2011 Grant Recipients:

Sharon Leevy 
Vicki Nye 
Eva Sommer

### 2010 Grant Recipients:

Linda Mitchell 
Louise Benson

### 2008 Grant Recipients:

Kerry Moser 
Laurene Jackson

### 2007 Grant Recipients:

Nancy Taylor 
Eva Sommer

### 2007 Grant Recipients:

Leta Bates 
Marcanna Gohr 
Carrie Goodman

### 2007 Grant Recipients:

Denise Rydalch 
Deanna Leiser

### 2001 Grant Recipient:

Lisa Reese

### 2000 Grant Recipient:

Julie Davis

### 1998 Grant Recipients:

Rosalie Millburn 
Lisa Dawn Cummings

### 1997 Grant Recipient:

Jana Love
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Ward and Stake Home Evening & Activities | BYU-Idaho

# Ward and Stake Home Evening Activities

Campus Home Evening Activities & Resources

Explore free and ticketed Home Evening options on campus including recreational activities, service activities, and more.

Get Involved

Off-Campus Home Evening Activities & Resources

Enjoy fun group activities at Gateway Parks or rent outdoor equipment at the ORC with special discounts. Off-campus activities include several different active recreational activities to take part in with your FHE group.

Get Involved

Ward and Stake Activities & Resources

Looking to hold or reserve your ward or stake activity? Needing food or other resources to support your home evenings or activities? See the options that exist for you.

Get Involved

Have Questions? Don't Know Where To Start? We Can Help!

Contact us and we can help you with your Home Evening & Ward/Stake activities needs and answer questions you have.

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Holiday Activities | Ward & Stake Activities | BYU-Idaho

# Holiday Activities

Experience the holiday spirit through activities like caroling, gift exchange, and many more.

## FHE Holiday Activities

****Duration:****30-45 Mins 
 
****Group Size:**** 8-20 
 
****Materials Needed:**** None 
 
****Set-Up:**** None 
 
****Principal Tie-in:**** Love 
 
****Directions:**** 

- Get your group together.
- Decide where you are going to carol.
- Sing some songs!

****Principal Application:****Before the end of the activity have a discussion. Why is it easier to do random acts of kindness during the Holiday season. What keeps us from acting this way all the time? What plans can your FHE group make to help lift people in matter the circumstances?

****Duration:****30-45 Mins. 
 
****Group Size:****8-20 
 
****Materials Needed:****Supplies to make ginger bread houses. 
 
****Set-Up:**** Organize materials, set up building space. 
 
****Principal Tie-in:****Shared Responsibility 
 
****Directions:**** 

- Organize teams within your groups.
- To make it interesting and relate to the lesson set a rule that a foundation can't be used for the house.
- Build your houses!

****Principal Application:**** Were the houses very stable without a foundation? Would it make a difference to have a strong foundation? How does this relate to the gospel? How can we continue to build our foundation on Christ.

****Duration:****30-60 Mins 
 
****Group Size:**** Varies 
 
****Materials Needed:****Varies 
 
****Set-Up:****Varies 
 
****Principal Tie-in:****Love, Mutual Respect, Shared Responsibility 
 
****Choose an activity from the list below:**** 

- Ice skating or sledding.
- Rake leaves.
- Leaf imprinting.
- Make Valentine's day cards.
- Make Christmas ornaments.
- Secret Santa, or you've been boo'ed
- Carve pumpkins.

****Principal Application:****Depending on what you picked facilitate a discussion based on what you learned and how the gospel can apply to it.

****Duration:**** 30-45 Mins 
 
****Group Size:**** 10-20 
 
****Materials Needed:****Varies gifts 
 
****Set-Up:**** Gather somewhere with all the gifts wrapped. 
 
****Principal Tie-in****: Love 
 
****Directions:**** 

- Everyone in the group is responsible for bringing a cheap gift.
- Usually funny gifts are brought but its up to the group!
- The group will make a circle, starting at one point someone will open a gift.
- The next person in line will go, they can decide to keep their gift or steal a gift that has been opened already.
- Once a gift has been stolen three times it cannot be stolen anymore.
- The person who unwrapped first gets a chance to steal at the end.

****Principal Application:****Begin with a discussion. Read Moroni 7:6-9, what does Moroni teach about giving gifts? What are some other ways we can think of gifts? How does this apply to us?