Writer, College of Humanities
As a writer for BYU’s College of Humanities, I wrote two to three articles per week that were published on the college’s website. I also wrote several profiles that were featured in Humanities magazine and designed web pages. I had the opportunity to talk to a variety of people and to listen to their incredible stories and contributions to the college and to the world while in this position. Below is a selection of stories I wrote while in this position.
Penda Mbow visited BYU’s campus. She discussed the role of women in the public sphere in Africa in a session of the Women’s Studies Conference.
David Delbar attended the Information Fluency in Classics workshop at the Center for Hellenic Studies this summer, where he learned research skills that will benefit him throughout his career.
Professors Daryl Lee and Quinn Mecham discussed the issue of identity politics of Muslims in Europe in a Café CSE installment.
In a recent International Cinema lecture, French professor Bob Hudson discussed redemptive realism in the Dardenne brothers’ film Two Days, One Night.
BYU president Kevin J. Worthen addressed faculty and staff at the 2015 Annual University Conference. He optimistically spoke of the upcoming year and encouraged the congregation to continue pushing towards an eternal education.
Bryce Nobles is a senior majoring in American studies making his way in the business world. He provides insight into the worth of a humanities education and shares his keys to success.
