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Tutor Other Students | Academic Success & Tutoring | BYU-Idaho

# Tutor Other Students

Help other students succeed in college by becoming a tutor.

## Increase Your Knowledge and Skills by Becoming a Tutor

Tutoring is a great way to serve others while improving your own knowledge.

## Increase Your Knowledge and Skills by Becoming a Tutor

Tutoring is a great way to serve others while improving your own knowledge.

Strengthen Your Knowledge

Gain more knowledge about course subjects by teaching and helping others to learn course concepts.

Become a Disciple Leader

Become proficient in explaining difficult topics with clarity and lead out by serving others. Be a part of another student's success.

Prepare for Future Employment

Develop valuable skills like communication, empathy, and organization--skills desired by many employers.

## Ways You Can Be a Tutor

There are several tutoring opportunities available to students who seek to volunteer as tutors. Discover how you can make a difference in someone's life.

Tutoring Center

Excel in your classes with help from a tutor!

Reading Center

Help students with reading comprehension, memorization, and organization..

Math Study Center

Help students improve their math studies with math labs, courses, and one-on-one tutoring.

Writing Center

Help other students improve their writing for professional and class projects.

Presentation Practice Center

Help other students prepare for class and professional presenations

Volunteer Connection

Help other students succeed in college by volunteering as a tutor.

Academic Skills Coaches (formerly Study Buddies)

Explore mini-lessons, study tips, videos, and Academic Skills Coaches to help you develop your study skills.
Leadership or Volunteer Opportunities | Student Guide | BYU-Idaho

# Leadership or Volunteer Opportunities

## Make a Difference in Someone's Life

BYU-Idaho students are known for being disciple-leaders and influencing others in positive ways. One of the best ways to serve others is by volunteer and student leadership opportunities. Student volunteers offer tutoring services to other students, serve as devotional ushers, support others as a peer mentor, and more.

## Worthwhile Service and Growth

As a student leader and volunteer, you'll discover ways to give meaningful service to other students. Through your service you also grow in your own discipleship to the Savior.

## Worthwhile Service and Growth

As a student leader and volunteer, you'll discover ways to give meaningful service to other students. Through your service you also grow in your own discipleship to the Savior.

Student Leadership

Discover personal growth by building up others.

Do Good for Someone

Find out how you can be an influence for good now and in future roles.

Find Joy in Lifting Others

Discover the joy of fulfilling the mission of BYU-Idaho to develop disciple-leaders of Jesus Christ.

Volunteer Connections

Serve for two hours each week as a tutor in one of our drop-in tutoring labs.

Get Involved

English Conversational Lab

Help international students to improve their English-speaking skills.

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Get Connected

Help new students get to know the campus and everything that makes BYU-Idaho a great place.

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I-Serve

Join in campus and community service projects.

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Be a Mentor

Become a one-on-one mentor for other students to help them adjust to college life.

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Student Leadership Council

Build disciple-leaders on campus taking part in the Disciple Leadership Conference and service opportunities.

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Outdoor Activities Trip Manager

Share your love of the outdoors with other students in a fun, social, nature-loving environment.

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ROTC

Develop hands-on leadership and discipline that will enhance your resume and open up scholarship opportunities.

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Devotional Ushers

Devotional ushers show support and love for the school by participating in devotional events.

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Online Survey Software | Qualtrics Survey Solutions

This form is designed to help students at BYU-Idaho get the assistance they need. Once submitted, a university representative will reach out to the student within 24 business hours to provide assistance. 
 
Please do not use this form to report events presenting an immediate threat to health or safety. If you require emergency assistance, please dial 911 or Campus Security at 208-496-3000.

Does your referral involve any of the following circumstances?

- ****Honor Code Concerns**** - Concerns dealing with housing, honor code, and other university policies
- ****Mental, Emotional, or Physical Concerns**** - Anxiety, depression, suicidal thoughts, hospitalization, accidents, pregnancy, etc.
- ****Sexual Misconduct**** - Sexual assault, sexual harassment, dating violence, domestic violence, and stalking.

- Yes (Dean of Students)
- No (Peer Mentoring)
Student Honor Office | BYU-Idaho

# BYU-Idaho 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.

Renew Your Ecclesiastical Endorsement

Need to renew your ecclesiastical endorsement?

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What is the CES Honor Code?

Learn about the CES Honor Code and how it can bless your experience at BYU-Idaho.

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Report a Concern

Report concerns if a student's behavior may be a threat to themselves, to others, or violate the Honor Code.

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Student Honor Policies and Procedures | Student Honor Office | BYU-Idaho

# Student Honor Office Policies and Procedures

Student Honor Office Investigation Process

August 26, 2021 11:51 AM

The Student Honor Office investigates violations of the Honor Code at BYU-Idaho and seeks to protect students and uphold the standards of CES. Learn how the process can help you.

Investigation Process

Withdrawn Endorsement Exception

The process of getting an exception to an Endorsement withdrawal and an explanation of how to get one.

View Exception Policy

Student Honor Review

October 27, 2021 12:24 PM

Purpose and procedures for the Student Honor Review Council, which reviews whether students who violate the Honor Code can continue with their education at BYU-Idaho.

Review Council

Biennial Drug & Alcohol Report

November 28, 2022 02:38 PM

Link and resources for the most recent Biennial Drug-Free Schools Report.

View Report

Family Education Rights & Privacy Act (FERPA)

Explanation of the Family Education Rights & Privacy Act which ensures rights to students to obtain information about their educational records.

View FERPA Info

Student Life Policies and Guidelines

September 19, 2023 02:56 PM

Read more about Student Life policies and guidelines.

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Shaving exemption policy

Learn about the guidelines for students requesting exemptions from shaving due to medical, religious, or cultural reasons.

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Shaving Exemption Policy | Student Honor Office | BYU-Idaho

# Shaving Exemption Policy

The CES Dress and Grooming Principles and Expectations state: "Men should be clean shaven. If worn, mustaches should be neatly trimmed."

****Exceptions to this standard may be granted to individuals who:****

1. Have a diagnosed medical condition that prevents them from fully meeting the standard,
2. Are performing in a theatrical event (for a short time) sponsored by BYU-Idaho or in an official Church production, or
3. Are not members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and are actively participating in an officially recognized religion in which the wearing of a beard is a religious tenet.

Students seeking a shaving exemption must schedule an appointment with the Student Honor Office and attend a brief Shaving Exemption meeting to review the policy and expectations. Afterward, the student will meet with a Student Honor Administrator to discuss individual circumstances.

****Students should be prepared to present one of the following:****

- A letter from a licensed medical professional certifying that a medical condition exists which prevents the student from meeting the clean-shaven standard,
- A letter from an LDS Church production manager or a BYU-Idaho production manager indicating the need for an exemption, or
- A letter from the student's religious leader confirming that the student is a practicing member of their congregation.

For medical exemptions, a student's beard must be kept closely trimmed unless otherwise specified in the medical documentation provided.

Shaving exemptions are granted on a semester-by-semester basis. The Student Honor Office will notify current instructors, and a shaving exemption card will be issued.

This policy applies only to currently enrolled students. The Student Honor Office does not provide shaving exemptions for non-students, including student spouses, dependents of students, or spouses/dependents of BYU-Idaho employees.

Students wishing to obtain medical documentation from the BYU-Idaho Health Center are required by the Health Center to first obtain a referral from the Student Honor Office.
Student Leadership| BYU-Idaho

# Student Leadership

## Meet the Student Leadership

The Student Leadership Team oversees the Student Leadership Council and the Student Leadership Ambassadors, while also working closely with university leadership to improve the student experience on our campus!

### Janessa Bingham

Director of Student Leadership

### Enoch Sam Effah

Assistant Director of Student Leadership

### Michael Zenger

Assistant Director of Student Leadership

## Our Mission

"The mission of Student Leadership is to help build disciple leaders and improve the student experience at BYU-Idaho."

## Lead Like the Savior Leadership Pattern

We use the Lead Like the Savior leadership pattern to prepare students to lead in their homes, the church and their communities.

Download Lead Like the Savior

Get Involved with Student Leadership

Student Leadership at BYU-Idaho provides a place to grow as a disciple of Jesus Christ while gaining valuable leadership experience. Through opportunities to serve, lead, and connect with others, you will strengthen your testimony, develop leadership skills, and help build a campus culture centered on the Savior. Join us in fulfilling BYU-Idaho's mission to develop disciple leaders prepared to serve in the home, the Church, and the world!

Apply Today!
Student Leadership Ambassadors | Student Leadership | BYU-Idaho

# Student Leadership Ambassadors

Student Leadership Ambassadors are volunteer student leaders. They work to personally become disciple leaders while providing the student body with opportunities to become disciple leaders as well!

****Interested in becoming a Student Leadership Ambassador?****

Ambassadors volunteer a minimum of three hours each week to develop leadership skills in weekly leadership trainings, have conversations with the student body, lead leadership initiatives, and attend and support campus activities.

Applications are open! Interviews will be scheduled at the end of each semester for the following semester. You will be contacted for an interview if a full application is submitted.

Apply To Become an Ambassador
Student Leadership Council | Student Leadership | BYU-Idaho

# Student Leadership Council

Student Leadership Council is a group of 30 student leaders representing various departments and colleges on campus. This council meets regularly to discuss the needs of the student body, provide a student perspective on various topics to university administrators and develop individually through regular leadership training.

Within this council, we have representatives from the following departments:

- College of Agriculture & Life Sciences
- College of Business & Communication
- College of Education & Human Development
- College of Language & Letters
- College of Physical Science & Engineering
- College of Performing Arts
- Academic Success & Interdisciplinary
- Student Activities
- Recreational Services
- Campus Life
- Honor Office / Belonging & Inclusion
- First-Year Experience
- Peer Mentoring
- International Services
- University Relations
- Academic Societies
- Career & Support Center
- Human Resources
- Admissions
- Housing & Student Living
- Support Center
- Accessibility Services
- Wellness Center
- H.O.P.E Council
- Academic Advising
- Auxiliary Services
- University Operations
- Information Technology

If you have a concern or suggestion for the student leadership council to address, please email slc@byui.edu. We would love to hear from you!
Get Involved | Student Leadership Council | BYU-Idaho

# Get Involved with Student Leadership

## Get Involved with the Student Leadership Council

Student Leadership has a variety of opportunities for students to get involved! Whether you're joining our after-devo discussion, attending the leadership book club or working through the disciple leader development program - there is something for everyone!

After-Devo Discussions

****Every Tuesday - right after Devotional**** 
BYU-Idaho Center, Court 10 
 
Come join student leaders every Tuesday to discuss the weekly devotional message!

Leadership Book Club

****More details coming soon!****

BYU-Idaho Ignite Leadership Conference

The next Ignite Leadership Conference will be on October 16, 2025 in the Hart Gym. The Conference will be during forum hour, 11:30-12:30. President Meredith will be the Keynote speaker - watch for details on our Instagram account!

Apply to be a Student Leadership Ambassador

Student Leadership Ambassadors are volunteer student leaders. They work to personally become disciple leaders while providing the student body with opportunities to become disciple leaders as well!

Become an Ambassador

Stop by the Student Leadership Office

Come chat with us to learn more about current leadership opportunities! 
 
Our office is MC 165 (right next to the bowling alley)
Student Living Roommate Guide | BYU-Idaho

# The Student Living Roommate Guide

The invitation to become disciples of Jesus Christ may be best applied in your apartment. This Roommate Guide presents ideas for building and strengthening your discipleship and your relationships to make your apartment experience positive and enjoyable.

## Student Living

You will spend more time in your apartment than anywhere else combined (class, church, gym, play fields, etc.) during your time at BYU-Idaho. For that reason, the apartment represents the most natural place for you to learn and consistently apply the Student Living principles of love, shared responsibility, and mutual respect.

Building Relationships

September 08, 2023 01:26 PM

Whether you are a new freshman or a seasoned upperclassman, developing and maintaining roommate relationships can be a challenge.

2 Min Read

Get Involved

Don't Wait... Communicate!

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Being a Supportive Roommate

September 08, 2023 01:39 PM

At times we may be prone to think that what others do is none of our business. After all, they are adults and can make their own decisions. However, a feeling of responsibility for others is at the heart of discipleship.

1 Min Read

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Resolving Conflict

September 08, 2023 01:59 PM

It can be tough living with others and conflict is bound to occur. Managing conflict and roommate issues appropriately, however, can strengthen your relationship. Review and strive to apply the following tips when conflict or tension exists.

1 Min Read

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Student Living Resources

The following materials represent foundational resources for understanding and teaching Student Living. Many of these materials are integrated in the Student Living lessons. Some, however, are not included and can provide greater breadth and depth to any 
Student Living or apartment life discussion.

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New Roommate | Video | Student Living | BYU-Idaho

New Roommate

## Whether you are new or returning, settle into your space with respect and grace.

Moving to a new apartment is an adjustment for everyone. This short video depicts the frustration some students have with a new roommate. Follow the Golden Rule and treat all your roommates with consideration and respect. This will make your student living experience enjoyable, memorable, and happy.

For more information about how to improve your roommate experience at BYU-Idaho, read the article "Being a Supportive Roommate."
Jake's Ice Cream | Video | Student Living | BYU-Idaho

Jake's Ice Cream

## Sharing is great! Make sure you talk about it first.

One of the adjustments to apartment living is learning how to share your living space and belongings. In this video, consider how the other roommates could be more respectful Jake and his ice cream.

Everyone wants to be treated with respect and have their personal belongings be treated with care. While it is important to learn how to share, communication about how to share is vital. Establish an atmosphere of friendly communication among roommates so that personal boundaries are respected.

For more information about how to improve your roommate experience at BYU-Idaho, read the article "Being a Supportive Roommate."
Early Riser | Video | Student Living | BYU-Idaho

Early Riser

## Schedules vary in an apartment. Be the roommate who thinks of others.

Your schedule will likely be different from that of your roommates. A vital skill to learn as a roommate is how to respect others' schedules while keeping your own.

As you watch this video, consider ways the early riser could be more considerate of his roommates who might need to sleep. How might this episode apply to other situations throughout the day?

When it comes to schedules, communication is key. Talk about what your schedule looks like. What classes will you be taking and what time are they at? When will everyone need to get ready for the day? When will roommates be at home? How will all roommates accommodate study habits, social activities, and other daily events?

As you communicate with each other, be considerate of what others' needs are and look for ways to make life a bit better for them.

For more information about how to improve your roommate experience at BYU-Idaho, read the article "Being a Supportive Roommate."
Mary and Jim | Video | Student Living | BYU-Idaho

Mary and Jim

## Enjoy your guests - just not at the expense of your roommates!

One of the perks of student living is social activities. Your apartment will often be the setting of some of your most memorable college experiences, and social activities are a major part of that.

When planning to spend time at your apartment, whether inviting a friend, a date, or a group of friends, be considerate of your roommates. Not everyone likes having a lot of guests at their home. When you plan social activities and would like to use your apartment for guests, talk with your roommates first. Be considerate of their wants and needs. Maybe one of them is studying for a test and needs the apartment to be quiet. Perhaps there's a roommate that doesn't feel comfortable having guests over. Or maybe your roommates would like to have some guests over, too!

For more information about how to improve your roommate experience at BYU-Idaho, read the article "Being a Supportive Roommate."
Giant Trash | Video | Student Living | BYU-Idaho

Giant Trash

## In most every case, a clean apartment is a happy apartment. Do your part.

One of the most distracting problems of apartment living is a messy apartment. Your apartment is a reflection of you and your roommates. Keeping it clean and free of messes will create a positive environment for you and anyone who visits your apartment.

Take the trash out. Make a weekly cleaning schedule. Wash the dishes. Clean up after yourself and don't leave messes behind.

For more information about how to improve your roommate experience at BYU-Idaho, read the article "Dirty Apartments."
Late for Curfew | Video | Student Living | BYU-Idaho

Late for Curfew

## Curfew is important. Your roommate is even more important.

Curfew is a protection for both you and your roommates. Abiding curfew is not only respectful to your roommates but also will create a sense of responsibility and integrity in your own life. By being home when you need to be at home, you show yourself and others that you can be trusted.

As you watch this video, consider each roommate's point of view. What might the roommate who is trying to get home be thinking? What might the roommate who is waiting at home be thinking? How might both roommates be more loving and considerate of each other?

Adopt a schedule as roommates and be open to encouraging each other to abide by curfew. It will keep good feelings between roommates and help you maintain the Spirit of the Lord in your home.

For more information about how to improve your roommate experience at BYU-Idaho, read the article "Being a Supportive Roommate."
Letter of Gratitude | Video | Student Living | BYU-Idaho

Letter of Gratitude

## Feel the power of expressing gratitude to roommates. What will you do to say "thank you"?

Gratitude is powerful in lifting others and bringing out the best in them. People like to be noticed, especially for the good things they do. Your roommates are no different. Look for every opportunity to brighten their day with a little gratitude for who they are and what they do.

Gratitude is not only good for others, it is good for you, too. Elder James E. Faust taught that "gratitude is a saving principle."When you are grateful for others, they will often be grateful for you. You will also feel happier and closer to the Lord as you walk in gratitude every day.

For more information about how to improve your roommate experience at BYU-Idaho, read the article "Being a Supportive Roommate."
Love is Looking Outside of Yourself | Video | Student Living | BYUI

Love is Looking Outside of Yourself

## Serving others is a reflection of love.

Love should always be a motivating factor in all you do. One of the best ways to show love and consideration for others is through service.

Look for ways to serve your roommates. It can be something small and they might not even notice or it could be something more substantial. It doesn't necessarily matter what you do to serve. It matters more how you serve. Even sharing a smile and a kind word is an act of service that might mean the world to someone else.

One of the blessings of student living is that you will find countless opportunities to serve others. Make a service a vital part of your college experience. Make sure that service begins at home with your roommates.

For more information about how to improve your roommate experience at BYU-Idaho, read the article "Being a Supportive Roommate."
Show Love as Jesus Did | Video | Student Living | BYU-Idaho

Show Love as Jesus Did

## Love thy neighbor as thyself.

The Lord Jesus Christ was the supreme example of how to show love to others. During your time at BYU-Idaho, seek to become more like the Savior by showing love and consideration for others, especially your roommates.

Showing love doesn't require much effort or time. Seek to be a listener. Be observant of others and how they might need to have their spirits lifted. As you seek to be builder of souls you will find that the Lord's love will grow brighter and brighter in your own heart. You will be able to enjoy more of His love because you willingly share it.

For more information about how to improve your roommate experience at BYU-Idaho, read the article "Being a Supportive Roommate."