Riley Payne BYU Directory 2014-15

B R I G H A M Y O U N G U N I V E R S I T Y
T E L E P H O N E D I R E C T O R Y
2 0 1 4 - 2 0 1 5
"Shall we not go on in so great a cause?"
Doctrine and Covenants 128:22

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Emergency Procedures
USE OF THIS GUIDE
A copy of this guide should be readily available in each building and other occupied locations. This guide contains general
recommended emergency procedures. Please refer to the university programs and policies for detailed information.
Remember, actual emergency responses must address the uniqueness of each situation. These recommendations may not be
appropriate in every circumstance. Use caution, common sense, and good judgment in approaching any situation. If you
reasonably believe any of these recommended procedures could lead to injury or damage, then do not use them.
At a minimum, this guide should be reviewed with staff during safety training before the start of each school year. This guide
should also be reviewed with substitutes and volunteers prior to their assignments.
Administrators should review this guide and insert organization-specific information prior to use. This information should be
updated as needed.
For more information, contact Risk Management and Safety at 2-4468.
GENERAL RESPONSIBILITIES CHECKLIST
1. Address life threatening issues (first aid, safety of victims, etc.).
2. Call 911 to report emergencies.
3. Seal off high-risk areas and preserve the scene.
4. Follow Emergency Procedures found in these pages.
5. Follow Building Emergency Plan.
6. Follow University Emergency Management Plan.
7. Contact Risk Management and Safety at 2-4468.
8. Notify university administration through dean or director.
9. Keep written chronological notes.
10. Refer news media to University Communications at 2-4511
THREAT ASSESSMENT
These are examples of potentially reportable conduct:
• Causing physical injury.
• Engaging in threats that create a reasonable fear of injury.
• Possessing or brandishing a weapon.
• Engaging in threatening behavior that subjects another individual to undue emotional stress.
• Damaging property intentionally.
• Threatening to injure or damage property.
• Retaliating toward those who report such conduct to university officials.
• Engaging in physical actions short of actual contact, such as aggressively moving closer to a person, waving arms or
fists, yelling in an aggressive manner, etc.
• Threatening in a joking fashion.
• Stalking.
• Engaging in hate speech or other derogatory speech.
• Engaging in repeated erratic behavior that causes other individuals to be apprehensive or fearful for their safety or the
safety of others.

• Engaging in threatening or disturbing behavior or communications in academic work or in any other form of written
or verbal communication.
• Engaging in threatening or disturbing behavior in written or verbal communication to professors.
Any member of the campus community who observes signs of a threat to public safety should report the conduct to University
Police, 2-2222, or to the Dean of Students, 2-2731.
EVACUATIONS
There are situations in which evacuation of a given building, or group of buildings, may be required. Evacuations in a given
building are governed by the specific building’s emergency plan. Faculty, staff, and administrators will follow the instructions
outlined in the building emergency plan and report to the designated assembly area. When the fire alarm sounds, all occupants
must evacuate immediately.
Students will follow instructions from university personnel when evacuating a building. If the particular emergency affects only
one building, then students are to be released and to be encouraged to move to their next appointment. If the situation is one that
impacts the entire campus (e.g., an earthquake), then students should report to their ward emergency assembly location.
MEDICAL ASSISTANCE
Follow these procedures if there is need for medical assistance:
1. Report all injuries or serious illnesses to University Police by dialing 911 or 2-2222.
2. The responding officer will determine the need for transportation to a medical facility in consultation with Emergency
Medical Services personnel and the sick or injured person.
3. Transportation by private vehicle is discouraged.
FIRE
Follow these procedures if fire or smoke is detected:
1. Pull the fire alarm.
2. Evacuate the building. If you are a building coordinator, make appropriate verbal notifications as you exit the building.
3. If it can be done safely, shut doors and windows as you leave. Never jeopardize your own safety.
4. Call the police, 911 or 2-2222, from outside the building to give additional information.
5. Report to your designated location and then account for those in your group.
6. Report names and possible locations of missing group members to the University Police or responding fire fighters.
7. Do not re-enter the building until it has been cleared by the Fire Department, University Police, or Risk Management
and Safety.
8. Notify students and staff of the termination of the emergency and resume normal activities.
EARTHQUAKE
Follow these procedures if there is an earthquake:
DURING
1. Move to a safe place.
2. If indoors, get under a sturdy table or desk, or stand or crouch in a corner of a room. Stay away from windows.
3. Do NOT evacuate building until shaking stops.
4. If outdoors, then go to an open area away from buildings and power lines.
5. Seek safety where you are.
6. Avoid stairways or elevators, as they are likely to be jammed.
7. Be prepared for electrical outages, sprinkler systems turning on, or fire alarms sounding.

AFTER
1. Check for injuries.
2. Do not move seriously injured persons unless they are in immediate danger of further injury.
3. Do not turn light switches on or off, as they may spark and create a fire hazard.
4. Do not use any type of open flame.
5. Immediately report fires, spilled volatile agents, and gas leaks to University Police and your Building Coordinator.
6. Be prepared for aftershocks.
7. Evacuate your building (only after the shaking stops).
SHELTER-IN-PLACE
Sheltering-in-place provides refuge for University personnel in the event of an accidental or deliberate release of a hazardous
material. Safe areas may change depending on the specific emergency and wind direction. The directive to shelter-in-place will be
given by building, campus, or Provo City emergency personnel.
The following actions will be taken when emergency personnel direct shelter-in-place:
1. Move to a safe location as instructed by appropriate authority.
2. Close all exterior windows and doors.
3. If available, then use plastic sheeting, wet cloth, or duct tape to seal windows and doors and other cracks to minimize
indoor air contamination.
4. All persons will remain in safe areas until an “all clear” is given by emergency responders.
5. Custodial personnel will shut off air handling systems to avoid bringing in outside air, if possible.
LOCK-DOWN
Lock-down procedures are used in situations involving dangerous intruders or other incidents that may result in harm to
university students, visitors, and personnel. A lock-down will be announced using whatever communication systems are available
in the affected building(s).
Follow these procedures when a lock-down is announced:
1. All students, staff, faculty, and known visitors should be directed into rooms or enclosed areas.
2. Lock all interior and exterior rooms to prevent entrance by the intruder.
3. Secure all exterior windows and, if possible, cover the windows to prevent an intruder from observing those in the
room.
4. All persons should move away from windows and doors.
5. All personnel will remain in the room or enclosed area until an “all-clear” is given by University Police.
CAMPUS DISTURBANCE/RIOT
Follow these procedures if there is a campus disturbance/riot:
1. Avoid areas where disturbances are taking place. Do not become a “sightseer.”
2. Notify police by dialing 911. If on campus, then notify University Police at 2-2222 of the disturbance. Provide all in-
formation you have available.
3. Follow the instructions of local/university authorities.
Follow these procedures if some form of civil disturbance or demonstration takes place in or close to your location:
1. Leave the area using a route that will enable you to avoid passing through or close to demonstrators.
2. If the disturbance involves the building you are in or if you feel that it is unsafe to remain in the building, then leave
the building using an exit route that will enable you to avoid passing through or close to demonstrators.
3. Avoid becoming involved with the demonstration in any way.

EMERGENCY PHONE NUMBERS
American Red Cross, 801-373-8580
Campus Operator, 0 (on-campus) or 2-1211
Health Center, 2-2771
TTY/TDD, 2-5129
Urgent Care Receptionist, 2-5128
Poison Control Center, 1-800-222-1222
Police Non-Emergencies, 2-2222 (on-campus) or 2-2222
Relay Services for the Deaf and Speech Impaired (TTY/TTD/Voice), 711
Utah Valley Regional Medical Center, 801-357-7850
Victim Assistance:
Abuse/Assault Hotline, 1-800-371-7897
Child Abuse Hotline, 1-800-341-7005
Child and Family Services, 801-374-7005
After hours for Child and Family Services, 801-376-8261
Intermountain Specialized Abuse Treatment Center, 801-373-0210
WARNINGS AND NOTIFICATIONS
The university will use every means available to notify students, faculty, administration, and staff in any emergency requiring
immediate action to protect university personnel and property. University personnel need to be aware of these potential systems
for disseminating emergency information and warnings:
Y ALERTS
University Police will use the following systems to make general emergency notifications:
• Voice message to campus IP telephones. (NOTE: If a headset is plugged into the phone then the message will not be
broadcast through the speaker.)
• Text message to subscribing cell phones. Follow these procedures to subscribe:
1. Log into myBYU.
2. Click on “Communication.”
3. Go to “Personal Information.”
4. Go to “Contact Information.”
5. Click on “Campus Emergency Alert Contact Information.”
6. Enter your text message number and save.
• Email general announcements. To subscribe for E-mail general announcements follow the same procedures as above
except click on "E-mail Address," and save.
OTHER CAMPUS SYSTEMS
• The BYU 800 MHz radio system.
• University Police vehicle public announcement systems.
• The BYU Broadcasting System (radio and television).

Announcements specific to individual buildings will be accomplished through:
• Building public announcement systems, if available in the given building.
• Building fire alarm systems (for general emergency evacuations).

EMERGENCY ALERT SYSTEM (EAS)
These stations provide Emergency Alert information from government emergency services organizations:
Radio:
KBYU—89.1 or 89.5 FM
KSL—1160 AM
Television:
KBYU—Channel 11
KSL—Channel 5
SUSPICIOUS MAIL
A suspicious package is any item that by its nature or under existing circumstances would cause one to believe that the item may
be a bomb.
Most bombers build and deliver the package/bomb themselves; however, the item could also be delivered by a friend or another
carrier (UPS, USPS, FedEx, etc.).
Always be alert to mail and packages coming to the area. The following list of questions will assist in determining if a package is
suspicious. If the answer to any of these questions is “yes,” then contact University Police at 911 or 2-2222.
• Does the package have leaks, stains, or strange odors?
• Are there any protruding wires, strings, tape, or other items?
• Is the package unexpected?
• Is there excessive postage on the package?
• Is it unusual for the addressee to receive mail or packages at the address where the package was delivered?
• Are names and titles incorrect and/or spelled improperly?
• Is a legitimate return address not on the package?
• Have there been any inquiries by unknown persons concerning the package or letter?
• Is there any foreign writing, addresses, or postage on the unexpected package?
• Did the package arrive in a non-traditional manner or did it “just show up”?
• Are there any handwritten notes directing how or when the package should be opened?
• Does the package make you feel “uneasy” for some unknown reason?
BOMB THREAT
Follow these procedures upon receiving a message that a bomb has been planted:
1. Use Bomb Threat Questionnaire (see next page).
2. Record Caller ID number.
3. Immediately cease the use of all two-way radios and cellular phones.
4. Call 2-2222 to notify University Police.
5. Make visual checks.
6. Report suspicious object(s) to administration/University Police.
Follow these procedures if a suspicious device is found:
1. Do not touch or move the device.
2. Secure the area, preserve the scene, and be aware of the possibility of more bombs.
3. Call University Police at 2-2222.

Follow these evacuation procedures:
1. Do not use cell phones, radios, or transmitting devices.
2. Leave doors and windows open.
3. Take personal effects that can be hand-carried: money, jewelry, medication, etc.
4. Evacuate per plan.
5. Do not re-enter buildings until declared safe by fire or police personnel.
Follow these procedures if a bomb detonates:
1. Respond to injured persons.
2. Secure the area, preserve the scene, and be aware of additional bombs.
3. Call University Police at 2-2222.
4. Calm evacuated persons.
BOMB THREAT QUESTIONNAIRE
Where is the bomb?____________________________________________________________________
When will it go off?____________________________________________________________________
How much time is left?_________________________________________________________________
What kind of bomb is it?________________________________________________________________
What does the bomb look like?___________________________________________________________
Why is the building being bombed?_______________________________________________________
How do you know about the bomb?_______________________________________________________
Why are you calling?___________________________________________________________________
What is your name?____________________________________________________________________
What is your address?___________________________________________________________________
VOICE CHARACTERISTICS: Loud Soft Deep High Child’s voice Raspy Pleasant Nasal Intoxicated
SPEECH: Fast Stutter Slurred Slow Distinct Distorted
LANGUAGE: Poor Fair Good Obscene Profane Abusive
ACCENT: Local__________ Foreign__________ Racial__________
MANNER: Calm Coherent Laughing Serious Rational Angry Deliberate Irrational Incoherent Emotional
BACKGROUND NOISES: Office machines Factory machines Traffic Trains Airplanes Animals
Voices Party noises Music Quiet
AGE:_____ GENDER:_____

SEVERE WEATHER
There are several types of severe weather in Utah, the most common to the least common severe weather are: lightning storms,
winter storms (including drifting snow and extreme cold), heavy rain (including hail and flash floods), spring (snowmelt) flooding,
wind, and tornadoes. Each are prepared for and responded to in a different way.
LIGHTNING STORMS
1. Stay or move indoors (or in a car); if that is not possible, then move to a low area and crouch (do not lie down). Avoid
hilltops and tall trees.
2. Avoid plumbing fixtures and appliances. Do not take a shower during a lightning storm.
3. Do not use phones or electrical equipment.
WINTER STORMS
Outside:
1. Find shelter and stay dry.
2. Cover all exposed body parts.
3. If there is no shelter, then prepare a lean-to, wind break, or snow cave for protection from the wind. Build a fire for
heat and to attract attention. Place rocks around the fire to absorb and reflect heat.
In a vehicle:
1. Mark your location for rescuers.
2. Avoid falling asleep.
3. Avoid eating snow; it will lower your body temperature. If you must use snow for hydration, then melt it first.
4. Stay in the vehicle. Disorientation occurs quickly in snow and cold.
5. Run the motor for ten minutes each hour for heat. Slightly open a window for fresh air and to avoid carbon monoxide
poisoning. Make sure the exhaust pipe is not blocked.
6. Make yourself visible to rescuers. Turn on the dome light at night while the engine is running. Tie a colored cloth
(preferably red) to your antenna or door. Raise the hood to indicate trouble after snow stops falling.
7. Exercise from time to time to keep blood circulating and to keep warm.
At home or in a building:
1. Stay inside.
2. Use telephones only for life-threatening emergencies.
3. Use fire safeguards for heat. Remember to properly ventilate. If there is no heat, then close off unneeded rooms and
stuff towels or rags in cracks under doors. Cover windows at night.
4. Eat and drink plenty.
5. Wear layers of loose-fitting, lightweight, warm clothing. Remove layers to avoid overheating, perspiration, and chill.
Wear a hat.
HEAVY RAIN
1. Avoid areas where flash floods can occur (they do not occur on campus). Even if you do not detect rain, desert washes
can quickly fill with rushing water.
2. Move indoors as quickly as possible.
3. Never attempt to cross even shallow flooded areas either on foot or in your vehicle.

SPRING FLOODING
1. Avoid flooded areas.
2. Tap water may be contaminated; do not drink unless civil authorities confirm that it is safe.
3. Avoid downed power lines.
4. If instructed to do so, then turn off utilities at main switches/valves.
5. Unplug appliances (do not touch wet electrical equipment).
6. Never attempt to cross even shallow flooded areas either on foot or in your vehicle.
WIND AND TORNADOES
High winds are much more likely than tornadoes, but the response is much the same. You will have to make a judgment
on the severity of a windstorm and whether to follow the steps below. If you see a funnel shaped cloud, then follow all
steps below without question.
1. Seek shelter immediately in basement or interior room on a lower level. Get under a sturdy table if possible.
2. Stay away from windows, doors, and outside walls; do not open windows.
3. If not sheltered, then lie flat in a ditch with hands covering head.
4. Avoid buildings with wide span roofs.
5. If in a vehicle, then get out and seek shelter in a ditch or culvert.

Administrative Officers
2-2521 President, Kevin J. Worthen D-346 ASB
2-3080 Assistant to the President, General Counsel, Michael R. Orme A-357 ASB
2-4919 Assistant to the President, Planning and Assessment, James D. Gordon III C-327 ASB
2-1166 Assistant to the President, University Communications, Carri P. Jenkins C-341 ASB
2-6201 Academic Vice President, Brent W. Webb A-387 ASB
2-3567 Associate Academic Vice President—Faculty, Craig H. Hart D-387 ASB
2-5995 Associate Academic Vice President—Research and Graduate Studies, Alan R. Harker A-376 ASB
2-4331 Associate Academic Vice President—Undergraduate Studies, Jeffrey D. Keith D-380 ASB
2-2640 Advancement Vice President, Matthew O. Richardson D-364 ASB
2-2533 Associate Advancement Vice President—Alumni and External Relations, John C. Lewis 227 HC
2-3760 Chief Financial Officer and Administrative Vice President, Brian K. Evans B-346 ASB
2-3861 Assistant Administrative Vice President—Human Resource Services, Forrest L. Flake D-238 ASB
2-5500 Assistant Administrative Vice President—Physical Facilities, Ole M. Smith 202 BRWB
2-3868 Assistant Administrative Vice President—Student Auxiliary Services, David A. Hunt 301 SASB
2-4887 University Treasurer, Richard P. White A-153 ASB
2-3142 Information Technology Vice President, CIO, J. Kelly Flanagan C-366 ASB
2-5025 Assistant Information Technology Vice President, Kelly C. McDonald 3016 ITB
2-1801 International Vice President, Sandra Rogers B-307 ASB
2-1803 Associate International Vice President, Erlend D. Peterson A-185 ASB
2-2387 Student Life Vice President, Janet S. Scharman A-333 ASB
2-8157 Associate Student Life Vice President, Ronald K. Chapman A-260 ASB
2-4771 Associate Student Life Vice President, Vernon L. Heperi 3500 WSC
Deans and Administrators
2-7649 Athletics, Director, Thomas A. Holmoe 331 SAB
2-3854 Compliance and Auditing, Executive Director, David A. Galloway C-289 ASB
2-4147 Continuing Education, Dean, Lee J. Glines 391 HCEB
2-1592 Education, David O. McKay School of, Dean, Mary Anne Prater 301 MCKB
2-4327 Engineering and Technology, Ira A. Fulton College of, Dean, Alan R. Parkinson 270 CB
2-2083 Family, Home, and Social Sciences, Dean, Benjamin M. Ogles 990 SWKT
2-8271 Fine Arts and Communications, Dean, Stephen M. Jones A-501 HFAC
2-4465 Graduate Studies, Dean, Wynn C. Stirling 105 FPH
2-2779 Humanities, Dean, John R. Rosenberg 4002 JFSB
2-8619 Institute for Religious Scholarship, Neal A. Maxwell, Executive Director, 104B B-49
M. Gerald Bradford
2-3378 International Studies, David M. Kennedy Center for, Director, Jeffrey F. Ringer 237E HRCB
2-6383 Law School, J. Reuben Clark, Dean, James R. Rasband 348A JRCB
2-9033 LDS Philanthropies BYU, Executive Director, Curt F. Swenson C-389 ASB
2-2905 Library, Harold B. Lee, University Librarian, Jennifer Pastenbaugh 2060 HBLL
2-3963 Life Sciences, Dean, Rodney J. Brown 5000 LSB
2-4122 Management, Marriott School of, Dean, Lee T. Perry 730 TNRB
2-1167 Nursing, Dean, Patricia Ravert 500A SWKT
2-2674 Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Dean, Scott D. Sommerfeldt N-181 ESC
2-2736 Religious Education, Dean, Brent L. Top 370 JSB
2-4640 Student Academic and Advisement Services, Executive Director, Norm B. Finlinson B-202 ASB
2-4771 Student Life, Dean of Students, Vernon L. Heperi 3500 WSC
2-3037 Undergraduate Education, Dean, John D. Bell 2006B JKB

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EXT DEPARTMENTS AND SERVICES ADDRESS FAX ADDRESS
For current information and web addresses, go to www.byu.edu, click Campus Life, then Directories.
DEPARTMENTS AND SERVICES
ACADEMIC CLASS SCHEDULING (See Registrar’s Office) B-150 ASB 2-0615
2-2689 ACADEMIC SUCCESS CENTER (See Career and Academic
Success Center)
2-2723 ACADEMIC SUPPORT OFFICE 2500 WSC 2-0175 academic_support
ACADEMIC VICE PRESIDENT’S OFFICE 2-0688 as
2-6201 Academic Vice President, Brent W. Webb A-387 ASB
Associate Academic Vice Presidents
2-3567 Faculty, Craig H. Hart D-387 ASB
2-5995 Research and Graduate Studies, Alan R. Harker A-376 ASB
2-4331 Undergraduate Studies, Jeffrey D. Keith D-380 ASB
2-5521 ACCESS SERVICES (See Physical Facilities Division/Building, Grounds 194 BRWB cardaccess
and Transportation Services/Building Maintenance and Project Delivery)
Locks/Keys/Electronic Security/Lockers/Card Swipe
2-4195 ACCOUNTANCY, SCHOOL OF (See School of Accountancy) 540 TNRB 2-0621 soa
2-3845 ACCOUNTS PAYABLE (See Financial Accounting and Reporting) B-280 ASB 2-0243
ADMINISTRATIVE SOLUTIONS GROUP B-56 ASB
2-7975 Director, Chad Feilbach B-56B ASB
2-7897 Anya Allred B-65 ASB
2-7488 Jared Bishop B-56C ASB
2-8626 Andrew Cluff B-34B ASB
2-1553 Cheryl Daniels B-34C ASB
2-7809 Mark Madsen B-59 ASB
2-6628 Ed McCracken B-61 ASB
2-1126 Ken Sumsion B-63 ASB
2-7803 Patrick Vincent B-67 ASB
ADMINISTRATIVE VICE PRESIDENT’S OFFICE (See Chief
Financial Officer and Administrative Vice President’s Office)
2-2507 ADMISSIONS (See BYU OneStop) D-148 ASB 2-0005 ymessage.byu.edu
2-5000 ADMISSIONS SERVICES EXECUTIVE OFFICE A-209 ASB 2-0623 admissions_services
2-5000 Director, R. Kirk Strong A-209 ASB
2-5000 Associate Director, Lori Gardiner A-209 ASB
2-1280 Associate Director, Tom Gourley 206 HC
2-1280 Associate Director, Mark Larson 206 HC
2-1280 Manager, Travis Blackwelder 206 HC
2-4104 Admissions and Financial Aid Counseling D-148 ASB
2-4431 Campus Visits 206 HC 2-0986 campus_visits
2-1280 High School Relations 206 HC hsrassistant
2-4104 International Admissions Counseling D-148 ASB
2-7827 ADULT RELIGION CLASSES (See Continuing Education, Division of) 207 HCEB 2-0731 arc
Ben G. McKinnon
2-5162 ADVANCED COMBUSTION ENGINEERING RESEARCH 309 CB 2-0151
CENTER (ACERC)
2-6236 Director, Thomas H. Fletcher 350 CB
ADVANCEMENT VICE PRESIDENT’S OFFICE
2-2640 Advancement Vice President, Matthew O. Richardson D-364 ASB
2-2533 Associate Advancement Vice President--Alumni and External 227 HC
Relations, John C. Lewis
2-2671 AEROSPACE STUDIES 380 ROTC 2-0523 afrotc
Colonel Paul Kucharek
2-5532 AIR CONDITIONING/HEATING AND REFRIGERATION 270 BRWB 2-0171 airshop
(See Physical Facilities Division/Planning and Construction/Utilities
Maintenance and Engineering)
2-2671 AIR FORCE ROTC 380 ROTC 2-0523 afrotc
Aerospace Studies, Colonel Paul Kucharek

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CAMPUS EMAIL
2-4663 ALUMNI ASSOCIATION/ALUMNI RELATIONS 2-0537 alumni
2-3605 Managing Director, Keith Lue 224 HC
2-4233 Alumni Affinity Groups, Julie Hatchett 242 HC
2-7600 Alumni Career Services, Scott Greenhalgh 282 HC cougarcareers
2-6751 Alumni Services and Activities, Michael Busenbark 280 HC
Aspen Grove Family Camp, Mark Longhurst (801-225-9554) UPB aspen_grove
2-7579 BYU Magazine, Alumni Writer, Charlene Winters 237 HC
2-4964 Chapter Activities, Roy Brinkerhoff 284 HC
2-8220 Communications and Marketing 231 HC 2-0537
2-4233 Emeriti Alumni, Julie Hatchett 242 HC emeriti
2-6741 IT Services, Michael Cunningham 327A HC
2-7621 Parents Program, Curtis Isaak 242 HC
2-6740 Records 327B HC
2-4233 Reunions, Julie Hatchett 242 HC
2-4233 Single Alumni 242 HC
2-8659 Student Alumni Association (SAA), Curtis Isaak 242 HC
2-6744 Web Administrator, Seth McCulloch 342 HC
2-6751 Young Alumni, Michael Busenbark 280 HC
2-2629 AMATEUR RADIO STATION (N7BYU) 3278 WSC 2-0619 n7byu
2-7547 Advisor, Jim Manookin 1100 ITB
2-6076 AMERICAN HERITAGE 3421 HBLL 2-0226 americanheritage
Coordinator, Kristen C. Betts
AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE (See Languages)
2-6692 AMERICAN STUDIES (See Humanities, College of) 4095 JFSB american_studies
Coordinator, Kristin Matthews
2-2067 ANCIENT SCRIPTURE 375A JSB 2-0616 ancient_scripture
Chair, Camille Fronk Olson
Associate Chair, Kerry Muhlestein
2-7933 ANNUAL FUND (See LDS Philanthropies Donor and Support Services) 215B LDSP 2-0892 annualfund
2-3058 ANTHROPOLOGY-ARCHAEOLOGY 800 SWKT 2-0021 anthropology
2-3058 Chair, Charles Nuckolls 894 SWKT
2-3541 Advisement Center, Lori Seely 1041 JFSB
2-0020 Museum of Peoples and Cultures 105 ALLN 2-0026
2-0024 Office of Public Archaeology 256 ALLN 2-0026 opa
ARCHAEOLOGY (See Anthropology)
2-3601 ARMY ROTC 320 ROTC 2-0521 armyrotc
Military Science, Major Chanda I. Mofu
ARTS PRODUCTION 2-0027 arts_production
2-4745 Director, Russell Richins D-359C HFAC
2-3002 HFAC Scheduling Office D-359D HFAC
2-2110 Associate Director/Tour Operations, Benjamin Sanders 2231B RB
2-3161 School of Music Production Manager, Bridget Benton B-236B HFAC
2-2380 Stage and Technical B-236 HFAC
2-8145 Theatre and Media Arts Production Manager, Jennifer Reed B-275 HFAC
Operational Areas
2-7918 Audio, Jeff Carter C-354 HFAC 2-0324
2-6647 Costume Shop/Makeup/Hair, Donnette Perkins D-101C HFAC
2-2791 Costume Studio (No Rentals) D-101 HFAC
2-2116 Lighting, Michael G. Handley B-279 HFAC
2-4272 Technical, Travis Coyne B-236A HFAC
2-5330 Properties (No Rentals) B-294 HFAC dap_props
2-4943 Scenic Studio, Ward Wright B-249C HFAC
2-3556 Video, Scott Hill 273M RB
Tour Operations
2-2110 Associate Director/Tour Operations, Benjamin Sanders 2231B RB
2-9186 Folk Dancers/Contemporary Dance, Mark Ohran 2231A RB
2-2566 Living Legends/Young Ambassadors, John Shurtleff 2233 RB

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2-3396 ASIAN AND NEAR EASTERN LANGUAGES 3064 JFSB 2-0028 anel
2-9189 Chinese Flagship Program 3067 JFSB
2-7192 National Middle East Language Resource Center (NMELRC) 214 HRCB
2-4699 ASIAN STUDIES (See David M. Kennedy Center for 209 HRCB
International Studies)
Coordinator, Eric Hyer
ASPEN GROVE FAMILY CAMP/CONFERENCE CENTER UPB 801-226-4043 aspen_grove
(801-225-9554)
Director, Mark Longhurst
Business Manager and Controller, Bryan Ackerman
Business Assistant, Jamie Longhurst
Office Manager, Taralyn Parker
Programs and Marketing, Manager, Jared R. Knight
Program Administrator, Nate Slaughter
Food Services, Scott Hart, Tim McMillan, Brian Richter
Physical Facilities Manager, James V. Dodds
Maintenance Ranger, Greg Black
ASSET MANAGEMENT (See Financial Accounting and Reporting)
2-9766 Capital Assets/Plant Fund C-249 ASB
2-6106 Capital Equipment/Tagging C-249 ASB
2-8948 ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS 30 SFH 2-0633
Director, Duff Tittle
2-2096 ATHLETICS, INTERCOLLEGIATE SPORTS 331 SAB 2-0036 athletics
2-7649 Director, Tom Holmoe
2-9196 Athletic Marketing 307 SAB 2-0971
2-8948 Athletic Communications 30 SFH 2-0633
2-5049 Baseball, Mike Littlewood 111 MLRP 2-0913
2-3612 Basketball--Men’s, Dave Rose 2112 MC 2-5965
2-8035 Basketball--Women’s, Jeff Judkins 60 SFH 2-0697
2-1875 Compliance, Chad Gwilliam 316 SAB 2-0971
2-2717 Cougar Club 336 SAB 2-0013
2-3329 Cross Country--Men’s, Ed Eyestone 54 SFH 2-0030
2-7922 Cross Country--Women’s, Patrick Shane 54 SFH 2-0030
2-5263 Development, Chad Lewis 336 SAB 2-0013
2-4874 Diving--Men’s and Women’s, Keith Russell 144 RB 2-0034
2-5302 Football Equipment, Mick Hill 122 SAB 2-0765
2-5301 Equipment, Men’s Olympic Sports 1180 SFH 2-0031
2-7872 Women’s Olympic Sports 1182 SFH 2-0031
2-2916 Football, Bronco Mendenhall 220 SAB 2-0259
2-7304 Golf--Men’s, Bruce Brockbank 60 SFH 2-0697
2-9787 Golf--Women’s, Carrie Roberts 60 SFH 2-0697
2-4769 Gymnastics, Brad Cattermole 6 SFH 2-0699
2-8732 Soccer, Jennifer Rockwood 206 SFH 2-0699
2-1158 Softball, Gordon Eakin 141 MLRP 2-0947
2-5724 Sports Camps 307 SAB
2-2946 Sports Medicine 1130 SFH 2-0038
2-8781 Director, Carolyn Billings 1140 SFH 2-0038
2-9269 Strength and Conditioning 147 SFH 2-0697
2-1972 Head Coach, Jay Omer 109 SAB 2-0036
2-4382 Student Athlete Academic Center 345 SAB 2-0037
2-8665 Swimming--Men’s and Women’s, John Brooks 151 RB 2-0034
2-4675 Tennis--Men’s, Brad Pearce 6 SFH 2-0699
2-8730 Tennis--Women’s, Lauren Jones Spencer 6 SFH 2-0699
2-3329 Track and Field--Men’s and Women’s, Ed Eyestone 54 SFH 2-0030
2-6523 Varsity Club, Robbie Bosco 336 SAB 2-0013
2-6473 Volleyball--Men’s, Chris McGown 235 SFH 2-0697
2-2808 Volleyball--Women’s, Shawn Olmstead 60 SFH 2-0032

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2-4000 AUDIO/VISUAL SUPPORT SERVICES (See Office of
Information Technology)
2-4318 AUDIOLOGY AND SPEECH-LANGUAGE PATHOLOGY 140 TLRB 2-0197 comdsec
(See Communication Disorders)
2-3853 AUDITING (See Compliance and Audit Office) C-289 ASB audit
2-5512 AUTO REPAIR SHOP (See Physical Facilities Division/Building, Grounds 148 BRWB
and Transportation Services/Building Maintenance and Project Delivery/
Transportation Services)
2-7924 AUXILIARY CUSTODIAL (See Physical Facilities) 128A AXMB 2-0846 facility_services
2-2793 Director, Nathan Roundy
2-2971 Helaman Halls 116A CANC
2-4788 Heritage Halls 137 HRCN
2-8979 SASB Night 128 AXMB
2-2727 Wilkinson Student Center 1086 WSC
2-4180 Wymount 100B W0AB
2-9247 Wyview 109 WPCB
2-2501 Carpet and Upholstery Cleaning 199 AXMB
2-4519 MTC, Facility Services, General Manager, Don Lovelace 1M-A111 MTC
2-4411 AUXILIARY MAINTENANCE (See Physical Facilities/Auxiliary Services) 104 AXMB 2-0846 auxmaintenance
2-4411 Emergencies and Dispatch 121 AXMB
2-7924 AUXILIARY SERVICES (See Physical Facilities) 109 AXMB
Managing Director, Larry Fairbank
2-4411 Auxiliary Maintenance 104 AXMB 2-0846 auxmaintenance
2-3098 Director, David Boekweg 108 AXMB
2-6847 Assistant Director, Jim Cunningham 107 AXMB
2-5582 Cafeteria Maintenance, Foreman, Eddie Clark 130 AXMB
2-4411 Emergencies and Dispatch 121 AXMB
2-5581 Housing Maintenance, Foreman, Ray Maag 134 AXMB
2-5590 MTC Maintenance, Foreman, Harold Ostler 132 AXMB
2-5585 Supply and Tool Distribution, Manager, Jeff Troyna 138 AXMB 2-0846

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2-4351 BACHELOR OF GENERAL STUDIES 315 HCEB 2-0901 bgs
Director, Trav D. Johnson
2-5283 BALLARD CENTER FOR ECONOMIC SELF-RELIANCE 360 TNRB ballardcenter
2-1781 Director, Todd Manwaring 360 TNRB
2-2666 Academic Director, Gibb Dyer 570 TNRB
2-4522 Associate Academic Director, Paul Godfrey 576 TNRB
2-9009 Manager, Alicia Gettys 360 TNRB
BALLET DIVISION
2-4748 Division Administrator, Shani Robison 273Q RB
2-1387 BALLROOM DANCE COMPANY 286 RB
Artistic Director, Lee Wakefield
2-4623 BALLROOM DANCE DIVISION 288 RB 2-0541
2-1387 Division Administrator, Lee Wakefield 286 RB
2-4701 BANKING SERVICES (See Treasury Services) A-153 ASB 2-0241
BARBERSHOP (See Studio1030 Salon or MTC Barbershop and Salon)
2-5049 BASEBALL--MEN’S 111 MLRP 2-0913 baseball_team
2-3612 BASKETBALL--MEN’S 2112 MC 2-5965 mens-basketball
Coach, Dave Rose
2-1265 BASKETBALL--WOMEN’S 60 SFH 2-0697 wbasketball
Coach, Jeff Judkins
2-5050 BEAN LIFE SCIENCE MUSEUM (See Monte L. Bean Life MLBM 2-0093 secretary.museum
Science Museum)

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2-4716 BENEFITS SERVICES D-240A ASB 2-0306 benefits
DMBA Insurance Information (800-777-3622)
2-6867 Director, Douglas J. Lee D-251 ASB
2-6375 Operations/Payroll Deductions, Cathy Wies D-255 ASB
2-4486 Retirement Services, Peg Schmidt D-244 ASB
2-6868 Enrollment, Benefits Counselor, Lois Cottle D-240A ASB
2-5723 Service/Retirement Awards, Benefits Counselor, Carol Tate D-240A ASB
2-4496 Tuition, Benefits Counselor, Derek Blad D-243 ASB
2-2582 BIOLOGY 4102 LSB biosecretary
2-3647 DNA Sequencing Facility 4046 LSB seqtech
2-0636 BLUE LINE DELI TNRB retail_dining
2-4381 BOWLING AND GAMES CENTER 1171 WSC
2-5850 Manager, Sterling May 1171 WSC
2-1399 Bowling Center Food 1173 WSC
2-6633 BUDGET OFFICE D-208 ASB budgetoffice
2-5501 BUILDING MAINTENANCE AND PROJECT DELIVERY 225 BRWB buildingservices
(See Physical Facilities Division/Building, Grounds and
2-5520 BUILDING, GROUNDS AND TRANSPORTATION SERVICES 225 BRWB buildingservices
(See Physical Facilities Division)
2-5800 BUSINESS CAREER CENTER (See Marriott School) 446 TNRB 2-0494 career_services
2-4164 Assistant Dean and Director, Mike Roberts 438 TNRB
2-9305 Director of Operations, Terri Hagler 410-A TNRB
2-6378 Recruiting Coordinator, Melinda Maughan 410-C TNRB
2-1834 Business Undergraduate Career Services 410 TNRB
2-1924 Business Graduate Career Services 410 TNRB
2-8065 Institute of Financial Services, Kim Smith 437 TNRB
2-1790 Accounting and MAcc, Bill Brady 510-A TNRB
2-8928 Experiential Learning and Field Studies, Roger McCarty 439 TNRB
2-1823 IS and MISM, Reid Grawe 436 TNRB
2-2709 Marketing, Virginia Rosenthal 442 TNRB
2-1928 MBA, Dick Smith W455 TNRB
2-1827 MPA, Tanya Harmon 435 TNRB
2-2412 OBHR, Strategy, and Entrepreneurship, Bill Keenan 440 TNRB
2-7914 Supply Chain, Eric Doman 441 TNRB
2-4367 BUSINESS MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT 660 TNRB 2-0108 bmst
Chair, Tom Foster 660A TNRB
BUSINESS OBJECTS (See Financial Accounting and Reporting) C-249 ASB bobsupport
2-4436 Marion Golding
2-6104 Rebecca Harrison
2-2629 BYU AMATEUR RADIO CLUB (BYUARC) 3278 WSC 2-0619 n7byu
2-7547 Advisor, Jim Manookin 1100 ITB
BYU ARTS
2-4322 Ticket Office/Fine Arts Performance Recording C-358 HFAC
2-6340 Producer/Performing Arts Series, Jeff Martin C-358C HFAC
2-4577 Business Manager, Kyle Nielsen D-359A HFAC
2-2474 Business Office D-359B HFAC
2-5203 Creative Services Manager, Nicholas Mendoza F-315 HFAC
2-9348 Marketing Manager, Ken Crossley F-321 HFAC
2-8450 BYU BROADCASTING BYUB 2-0298 byubroadcasting
2-8457 Managing Director, Derek Marquis BYUB
2-8461 BYU Radio BYUB 2-0922
Customer Service 866-662-9888
2-8450 BYU Television BYUB 2-0298 byutv
2-2438 BYU Television International BYUB 2-0870 byutvinternational
2-8494 KBYU--FM Classical 89 BYUB 2-0922 classical89

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2-8494 KBYU--TV ELEVEN BYUB 2-0298 kbyutv
2-5001 BYU FOOD TO GO MORC takeout
BYU HOME PAGE www.byu.edu (See University Communications) webteam
2-7323 Web Communications, Director, H. Brent Harker C-373 ASB
2-2518 BYU LAUNDRY 111 AXLB
2-3291 General Manager, Sheyla Wager 113 AXLB
2-4900 BYU MAGAZINE (See Publications & Graphics) magazine
2-1963 Editor, Peter Gardner 207 UPB
2-6597 Assistant Editor, Brittany Rogers 216E UPB
2-1965 Associate Editor, Andrea Christensen 209 UPB
2-1964 Associate Editor, Michael Walker 211 UPB
2-6740 Changes of Address
2-8385 BYU MUSIC GROUP 1128A RB
General Manager, Ben Fales
BYU ONESTOP
2-7360 Director, Christine Tanner D-165 ASB ymessage.byu.edu
2-6708 Admin Assist/OneStop Coordinator, Noelle Pitcher D-155 ASB
2-7075 OneStop Counseling Center D-148 ASB 2-0797
2-5991 Manager, Kalisi Palu D-148 ASB 2-0005
2-3466 OneStop Processing Center, Manager, Kristen Whittaker A-41 ASB
2-4706 Imaging Services A-4 ASB
2-4104 OneStop Student Services D-155 ASB 2-8505
2-2653 Manager, Bill Oldroyd D-155 ASB 2-0005
2-2507 Admissions D-155 ASB
2-7705 Discontinuance D-155 ASB
2-4104 Financial Aid D-155 ASB
2-4104 Grants D-155 ASB
2-2507 International Admissions and Counseling D-148 ASB
2-4104 Loans D-155 ASB
2-4104 Scholarships D-155 ASB
2-4104 Student Accounts D-155 ASB
2-7322 BYU PHOTO (See University Communications) B-251 ASB 2-0637 photo
2-3219 BYU PRESCHOOL (See Child and Family Studies Laboratories) 1100 JFSB 2-0230 cfsl
2-3552 BYU RADIO (See BYU Broadcasting) BYUB 2-0922 byuradio
3-9400 BYU SALT LAKE CENTER SLC 3-9456 slc
345 West North Temple Street, 3 Triad Center #300
Salt Lake City, UT 84180
2-2400 BYU STORE 2900 WSC byustore
Director, David A. Hunt 3983 WSC
BYU Store Departments
2-3003 Academic Resources (Course Materials and Textbooks) 3995 WSC
2-3004 Faculty Textbook Requests
2-6791 Independent Study Textbooks
2-5738 Packet and Copyright Clearance Center
2-2470 Accounting 3970 WSC 2-0061
2-5615 Accounts Payable 3970 WSC
2-2470 Customer Accounts/Billing 3978 WSC
2-8491 Art/Print/Supplies 1905 WSC
2-1416 Beehive Clothing 1152 WSC
2-7311 BYU Cell Phone Office at the BYU Store 3951-D WSC
2-5828 BYU Store Campus Representative 1955 WSC
2-3519 Campus Orders and Deliveries (Departments Only) 1955 WSC
2-4461 Candy, Snacks, and Beverages 1936 WSC
2-3886 Cards and Gifts 2943 WSC
2-9736 Computer Service/Repair 3931 WSC

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2-7119 Cougar Tech/Electronics 3951 WSC
2-2319 Cougarwear 2967 WSC
2-2595 Custom Specialties 1937 WSC
2-4175 Customer Service Desk 3979 WSC
2-3868 Director’s Office 3983 WSC
2-7119 DVD/Electronics/Cameras 3951 WSC
2-6506 E-Commerce/In-store Pickup 1955 WSC 2-0084
2-8141 Framing 1970 WSC
2-3584 General Book Office (Non-Text) 2915 WSC 2-0078
2-6811 Children’s Books 1900 WSC
2-2841 Fiction and Academic (Non-Text) Books 2915 WSC
2-3585 Religious Books 2915 WSC
2-3007 General Merchandise 1931 WSC 2-0062
2-4175 Gift Wrap, Imprinting, Monogramming, Returns 3979 WSC
2-3731 Men’s Clothing and Accessories 2947 WSC
2-5639 Office/School Supply 1907 WSC
2-6803 Pack and Ship Mail Center 1944 WSC
2-4654 Personnel Manager 3987 WSC
2-3517 Receiving 1951 WSC
2-3740 Video/DVD Rentals 3951 WSC
2-3893 Women’s Apparel and Accessories 2938 WSC
2-6691 BYU STUDIES 1063 JFSB 2-0232 byu_studies
2-3168 Editor in Chief, John W. Welch 1063A JFSB
2-8608 Senior Editor, James Summerhays 1063D JFSB
2-8658 Senior Editor, Jennifer Hurlbut 1063E JFSB
2-1323 Production Editor, Marny K. Parkin 1063F JFSB
2-8691 Editorial Director, Roger Terry 1063C JFSB
2-6691 Publications Coordinator, Annette Samuelsen 1063 JFSB
2-7991 Web Editor, Eden Rasmussen 1063B JFSB
2-8450 BYU TELEVISION (See BYU Broadcasting) BYUB 2-0298 byutv
2-2438 BYU TELEVISION INTERNATIONAL (See BYU Broadcasting) BYUB 2-0870 byutvinternational
2-5884 BYU WELLNESS PROGRAM (For Faculty/Staff) 2001 JKB wellness
2-5638 BYU Wellness Program (For Students) 203 RB
BYU WOMEN
President, Shirley Ricks (801-373-6140)
2-3901 BYUSA (See Student Service Association) 3400 WSC
2-3901 BYUSA STUDENT HONOR 3440 WSC 2-3902 studenthonor
2-5835 Coordinator, Sue Murie
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2-5960 CAEDM LAB SUPPORT DESK (CB) 423 CB 2-0218
2-2274 CAEDM Lab Support Desk Second Line 423 CB
2-8060 CAEDM LAB SUPPORT DESK (CTB) 450 CTB
2-5844 CAEDM CTB In-lab phone 450 CTB 2-0218
2-7343 CAMPUS ACCOMMODATIONS 100 SASB 2-0837
2-3869 Manager, Diane Adams 107 SASB
2-6941 Conference Housing 100 SASB housing
2-6944 Meal Plans 100 SASB mealplans
2-7343 On-Campus Student Housing 100 SASB housing
2-6214 CAMPUS EDUCATION WEEK (See Education Week, BYU Campus) 169 HCEB 2-0730 educationweek
2-2840 CAMPUS FLORAL 180 SASB campusfloral
Manager, Corrine Smith
2-3123 CAMPUS LIFE FACILITY ADMINISTRATION AND SERVICES 112 RB 2-0543
2-9211 Assistant to the Dean and Administrator, Steve Baker 112 RB
2-3123 Supervisor of Info Center and Administrative Assistant, Kitty Karr 112C RB

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2-3644 Information Center/Cashier/Reservations (Racquetball, Tennis) 112 RB
2-8140 Operations Manager, Conrad Todd 112G RB
2-3046 Academic Weight Room/Student Fitness Center 293 SFH
2-4186 Central Supply and Facility Supervisors 145E RB
2-2781 Men’s Issue Rooms, RB 129 RB
2-3496 Men’s Issue Rooms, SFH 121 SFH
2-3326 RB Pools 147 RB
2-4030 Women’s Issue Rooms 163 RB
2-4443 CAMPUS LIFE WEB CONSULTING
2-4443 Systems Administrator, John Nicholes 105 RB
2-3993 Computer Services Help Desk 108 RB
2-1918 Computer Support Representative (CSR), Corey Niepraschk 110 RB
2-2222 CAMPUS POLICE (See University Police) 2120 JKB police
911 Emergencies, Fire, Police, Ambulance
2-2085 CAMPUS POST OFFICE (See Print and Mail Production Center) 1131 WSC 2-0479
2-3134 CAMPUS SCHEDULING OFFICE 3371 WSC 2-0647 scheduling
2-7927 Manager, Janae Pickard 3371 WSC 2-0647
2-2453 CANADIAN STUDIES RESEARCH PROGRAM (See David M. 774 SWKT
Kennedy Center for International Studies)
Coordinator, Earl H. Fry
2-3913 CANCER RESEARCH CENTER (See College of Physical and E-181 BNSN cancer_research
Mathematical Sciences)
CANNON COMMONS
2-4031 Dining Services 140 CANC cannon_dining
2-2034 Housing Services 126 CANC 8-5096
2-2689 CAREER AND ACADEMIC SUCCESS CENTER (See Counseling 2590 WSC 2-0175 thecasc
and Career Center)
Manager, Lynne Bennion
2-6535 CAREER SERVICES (See University Career Services)
2-5524 CARPENTER SHOP (See Physical Facilities Division/Building, 283 BRWB carpenter
Grounds and Transportation Services/Building Maintenance
and Project Delivery)
Doors/Cabinets/Remodeling/Wall Hangings
2-4104 CASHIER’S OFFICE D-155 ASB
CATERING
2-5001 BYU Catering 5562 WSC 2-0907 catering
2-5001 BYU Food to Go MORC 2-0802 foodtogo
2-7311 CELL PHONES, PAGERS, WIRELESS TELECOMMUNICATION 3951 D WSC 2-0608
2-7010 Manager, Park Romney
2-5068 CENTER FOR CONFLICT RESOLUTION 4412 WSC 2-0992 ccr
2-7543 Manager, John Pace
2-5283 CENTER FOR ECONOMIC SELF-RELIANCE (See Ballard Center
for Economic Self-Reliance)
2-7437 CENTER FOR ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND TECHNOLOGY (CET) 470 TNRB 2-0109 cet
(See Rollins Center for Entrepreneurship and Technology)
2-1201 CENTER FOR LANGUAGE STUDIES 3086 JFSB 2-9741 cls
2-3263 Director, Ray T. Clifford 3086A JFSB
2-5199 Program Manager, Agnes Welch 3086B JFSB
2-5193 Curriculum/Instruction, Associate Director, Robert Erickson 3105 JFSB
2-4515 Interactive Learning, Associate Director, Michael Bush 3086C JFSB
2-1976 ARCLITE Lab 230 B-34
2-3765 Foreign Language Student Residence, Julia Bottita 3086 JFSB 2-9741 flsr-dept
8-2381 Hall Advisor, Foreign Language Student Residence A-103 FLSR
1950 North Temple View Drive #100, Provo, UT 84604
2-3477 Language Certificate Program, Coordinator, Michele Price 3086 JFSB languagecertificate
2-1201 Less Commonly Taught Languages (see cls.byu.edu for list of languages) 3086 JFSB cls

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2-5199 Second Language Teaching MA Degree Program, Agnes Welch 3086B JFSB clsgradsec
2-2615 Graduate Coordinator, Grant Lundberg 3092 JFSB
2-8686 CENTER FOR SERVICE AND LEARNING 2010 WSC 2-0645
2-1281 Director, Chris Crippen 2010 WSC
2-1904 Community Services Coordinator, Theodore Okawa 2330 WSC
2-4681 Community Services Coordinator, Rebecca Smoot 2330 WSC
2-4540 Office Manager, Janine Green 2010 WSC
2-1277 Y-SERVE Tutor
2-8180 CENTER FOR TEACHING AND LEARNING 3800 HBLL 2-1220 ctl
Director, Nancy Wentworth 3810 HBLL
2-9346 Associate Director, Richard Swan 3811 HBLL
2-8151 Associate Director, Larry Seawright 3813 HBLL
2-2395 Business Manager, Dana Lipari 3814 HBLL
2-4646 CENTER FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF TEACHER 149 MCKB 2-0199 cites
EDUCATION AND SCHOOLING (CITES)
2-8388 Director, Gary Seastrand 149B MCKB
2-6146 Arts Initiative, Cally Flox 149H MCKB
2-6576 Special Projects, Barry Newbold 149D MCKB
2-5889 Student Behavior Research, Lynnette Christensen 149E MCKB
2-6064 Teacher Education Research, Robert V. Bullough 149F MCKB
2-9229 CENTER FOR THE PRESERVATION OF ANCIENT B-49 2-0040 cpart
RELIGIOUS TEXTS
2-9019 Director, Kristian Heal
2-3716 CENTER FOR THE STUDY OF ELECTIONS AND DEMOCRACY 1142 SWKT 2-0580 csed
Director, Quin Monson
2-6277 CENTER FOR THE STUDY OF EUROPE (See David M. Kennedy 216 HRCB cse
Center for International Studies)
2-3475 FLAS Fellowship 216 HRCB flas
2-6444 CENTRAL FOOD STORES 146 SASB 2-0837 stores
2-5534 CENTRAL HEATING PLANT/WATER TREATMENT (See Physical CHP 2-0565
Facilities Division/Planning and Construction/Utilities
2-4048 CHARLES REDD CENTER FOR WESTERN STUDIES 954 SWKT
2-5211 Director, Brian Q. Cannon 954 B SWKT
2-7585 Assistant Director 954A SWKT
2-4048 Office Specialist, Amy M. Carlin 954 SWKT redd_center
CHEERLEADING SQUAD (See Spirit Squad)
2-2586 CHEMICAL ENGINEERING 350 CB 2-0151 chemesec
Chair, Randy S. Lewis
2-5162 Advanced Combustion Engineering Research Center (ACERC) 309 CB 2-0151 acerc
2-4554 Biomedical Lab 336 CB
2-9366 Design Institute for Physical Properties (DIPPR) Lab 394 CB
2-3749 International Reservoir Simulation Research Institute (IRSRI), 210 FB
Hugh B. Hales
2-3667 CHEMISTRY AND BIOCHEMISTRY C-100 BNSN 2-0153 chemistry
2-4917 Chair, Gregory F. Burton C-104B BNSN
2-8697 Associate Chair, Steven G. Wood C-104A BNSN
2-1701 Associate Chair, Adam T. Woolley C-104C BNSN
2-2676 Business Office N-214 NICB 2-0154
2-3487 Central Stockroom, Matthew Allen 126 NICB 2-0154
2-5818 Personnel and Grants, Wayne J. Anderson C-106 BNSN
CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER AND ADMINISTRATIVE
VICE PRESIDENT’S OFFICE
2-3760 Chief Financial Officer and Administrative Vice President, B-340 ASB
Brian K. Evans
Assistant Administrative Vice Presidents
2-3861 Human Resource Services, Forrest L. Flake D-238 ASB
2-5500 Physical Facilities, Ole M. Smith 202 BRWB

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2-1861 Administrative Solutions Group, Director, Chad Feilbach B-56B ASB
2-6633 Budget Office, Director, Paul Behrmann D-208 ASB
2-3868 BYU Store, Director, David A. Hunt 3983 WSC
2-4935 Dining Services, Director, Dean Wright 180 SASB
2-7346 PERSS, Director, Hans Douma 142A SASB
2-2734 University Controller, Doug Belliston B-355 ASB
2-4887 University Treasurer, Richard P. White A-153 ASB
CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER (CIO) AND INFORMATION
TECHNOLOGY VICE PRESIDENT’S OFFICE
2-3142 Chief Information Officer and Information Technology Vice President, C-366 ASB
J. Kelly Flanagan
2-5025 Assistant Vice President, Office of Information Technology, 3016 ITB
Kelly McDonald
2-5650 Enterprise Architect, Troy Martin 3206 ITB
2-1495 Enterprise Architect, Christine Tolman 3018 ITB
2-7853 Enterprise Architect, Phil Windley 3212 ITB
2-3946 Fulton Supercomputing Lab 403 CB
2-6623 Print and Mail Production Center, Director, Doug Maxwell 204 UPB
2-3219 CHILD AND FAMILY STUDIES LABORATORIES 1100 JFSB 2-0230 cfsl
2-5321 CHINA TEACHERS PROGRAM (See David M. Kennedy Center 220 HRCB china_teachers
for International Studies)
2-9189 CHINESE FLAGSHIP CENTER 3067 JFSB chinese_flagship
2-5303 Director, Matthew B. Christensen 3063 JFSB
2-6659 Flagship K-12 Supervisor, Ellen Knell 4091 JFSB
2-2200 Managing Director, Rita E. Cortez 3061 JFSB
2-9189 Coordinator, Trenton McCall 3067 JFSB
2-3073 CHRISTIAN VALUES IN LITERATURE, STUDIES OF 3184 JFSB 2-0222 centercv
2-9229 CHRISTIANITY AND THE BIBLE RESEARCH INITIATIVE
2-8766 Director, Carl Griffin
2-3691 CHURCH HISTORY AND DOCTRINE 375B JSB 2-0616
Chair, Richard E. Bennett
Associate Chair, Scott C. Esplin
2-5508 CHURCH/YSA WARDS AND STAKES INFORMATION (See Physical 230 BRWB 2-0565 space
Facilities Division/Planning and Construction/Space Management)
2-4646 CITES (See Center for the Improvement of Teacher Education 149 MCKB cites
and Schooling)
2-2811 CIVIL AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING 368C CB 2-0159 civil@et.byu.edu
Chair, Rollin H. Hotchkiss
2-2814 Graduate Student Advisement, Kim Glade 368 CB
2-2814 Undergraduate Student Advisement, Kim Glade 368 CB
2-4050 CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY (See Psychology) 284 TLRB 2-0163 clinical_psychology
2-5700 CNA CENTER (CES) (See Physical Facilities Division) 223 BRWB cna
2-6634 COLLECTIONS, CREDIT REPORTING, AND D-151 ASB
DISHONORED CHECKS (See Student Financial Services)
COLLEGE ADVISEMENT CENTERS
2-3426 Education Student Services 350 MCKB 2-0195 ess
2-4325 Engineering and Technology 242 CB 2-0302 engineering_advisement
2-3541 Family, Home, and Social Sciences 1041 JFSB 2-0226
2-3777 Fine Arts and Communications D-444 HFAC 2-0831 advisement_secretary
2-4789 Humanities 1175 JFSB 2-0309 humanities-advisement
2-3548 International and Area Studies 273 HRCB 2-0382 student_professional
2-3042 Life Sciences 2060 LSB 2-0048 ls_advisement
2-4285 Management 460 TNRB 2-0492 msm_advisement
2-4173 Nursing 551 SWKT 2-0536 nursing_advisement
2-2674 Physical and Mathematical Sciences N-181 ESC physmath.advisement
2-3826 University Advisement Center 2500 WSC 2-0175 university_advisement

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2-4640 COMMENCEMENT B-202 ASB 2-0007
Ann Behling
2-4318 COMMUNICATION DISORDERS 140 TLRB 2-0197 comdsec
2-6461 Chair, Christopher Dromey 129 TLRB 2-0197
2-7758 Clinic, Audiology TLRB 2-0197
2-2870 Clinic, Speech and Language Pathology TLRB 2-0197
2-2997 COMMUNICATIONS 360 BRMB 2-016 comms_secretary
2-1221 Chair, Edward E. Adams 360B BRMB
2-6143 Graduate Studies, Associate Chair, Mark Callister 360C BRMB
2-1686 Undergraduate Studies, Associate Chair, Dale Cressman 360A BRMB
2-7324 Advanced Advertising Lab, Pat Doyle 140 BRMB contact@byuadlab.com
2-2997 Advertising (Instruction) 360 BRMB
2-4510 Alumni Outreach, Jacey Carpenter 263 BRMB devsec
2-4946 Bradley Agency, Lincoln Hubbard 116 BRMB
2-6142 Business Manager, Layne Peterson 375 BRMB 2-0162
2-2632 Department Secretary, Debby Jackson 360D BRMB
2-6918 Eleven NEWS 150 BRMB
2-6143 Graduate Program, Mark Callister 360C BRMB
2-6846 Internship/Job Placement, Natalie Chambers 280 BRMB 2-0161 comms_internship
2-2997 Journalism (Instruction) 360 BRMB
2-2997 Public Relations (Instruction) 360 BRMB
2-1591 Research Center, Director, John Davies 210A BRMB
2-1686 Undergraduate Studies, Dale Cressman 360A BRMB
2-2957 UNIVERSE 152 BRMB
2-4092 COMPENSATION D-240B ASB 2-0242 compensation
2-1689 Managing Director, Jim Woodard D-295 ASB
2-7534 Assistant Director, Denise Haney D-275 ASB
Employment Verification
2-4092 Staff/Administration
2-3853 COMPLIANCE AND AUDIT OFFICE C-289 ASB audit
2-3854 Executive Director, David A. Galloway C-289 ASB
2-1375 Assistant Director, Todd T. Brown C-289 ASB
2-5478 Assistant Director, Mark D. Gotberg C-289 ASB
2-7383 University Counsel, Christopher A. Bauer C-250 ASB
2-7667 Associate University Counsel, Sarah L. Campbell C-254 ASB
COMPLIANCE HOTLINE (888-238-1062)
2-7759 COMPREHENSIVE CLINIC 2-0163 clinic-pt-sec
2-7818 Director, Dean Barley 237 TLRB
2-7749 Associate Director, Adam Moore 162 TLRB
2-5469 Audio-Visual Services 173 TLRB
2-7758 Clinic, Audiology LOBBY TLRB
2-2870 Clinic, Speech-Language 136 TLRB comdsec
2-4050 Clinical Psychology 284 TLRB clinical_psychology
2-4318 Communication Disorders 140 TLRB 2-0197 comdsec
2-7759 Individual, Marital, and Family Therapy Appointments LOBBY TLRB clinic-pt-sec
2-7620 LDS Family Services 204 TLRB 2-0165
2-5680 Marriage and Family Therapy Graduate Programs 234 TLRB mftptsec
2-7745 Materials Room 155 TLRB materialsroom@gmail.com
2-7758 Reception/Downstairs LOBBY TLRB clinic-reception
2-7759 Reception/Upstairs LOBBY TLRB clinic-reception
2-3027 COMPUTER SCIENCE 3361 TMCB 2-0169 csoffice@cs.byu.edu
2-6468 Chair, Michael A. Goodrich 3360 TMCB
2-7608 Associate Chair, Dan A. Ventura 3364 TMCB
2-1108 Operations and Systems Manager, Gordon Billings 3362 TMCB
2-2316 CONCESSIONS 180 SASB 2-2316 concessions
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2-3559 CONFERENCES AND WORKSHOPS 113 HCEB 2-0730 conferences
Director, Robert A. Holcombe
2-6214 Campus Education Week 2-0730
2-7589 Dance Camps 2-0730
2-3559 Other Programs 2-0730
2-5080 PowWow 2-0730
2-4853 Professional Certification Courses 2-0730
2-3550 Test Prep Courses (ACT, DAT, GMAT, GRE, LSAT, MCAT, OAT, PCAT) 2-0730
2-7692 Women’s Conference 2-0730
2-5506 CONSTRUCTION (See Physical Facilities Division/Planning and 2-0565 construction
Construction)
2-4873 CONTEMPORARY DANCE DIVISION 2220 RB
Division Administrator, Pam Musil
2-8022 CONTEMPORARY DANCE THEATRE
Artistic Director, Nathan Balser 273-K RB
2-4149 CONTINUING EDUCATION, DIVISION OF 391 HCEB 2-0745
2-4149 Dean, Lee J. Glines 391 HCEB
2-4147 Associate Dean, Darin R. Oviatt 391 HCEB
2-4147 Associate Dean, John E. Taylor 391 HCEB
2-6013 Assessment, Assistant to the Dean, Jonathan S. Spackman 297 HCEB
2-7380 Compliance, Assistant to the Dean, R. Neil Carlile 299 HCEB
Controller, Assistant to the Dean 309 HCEB
2-8341 Adult Religion Classes, Ben G. McKinnon 207 HCEB 2-0731 arc
2-4351 Bachelor of General Studies, Director, Trav D. Johnson 315 HCEB 2-0901 bgs
3-9400 BYU Salt Lake Center, Director, Scott L. Howell SLC 3-9456 slc
345 West North Temple Street, 3 Triad Center #300, Salt Lake City, UT 84180
2-6214 Campus Education Week, Administrator, Bruce Payne 169 HCEB 2-0730 educationweek
2-8368 Computer Operations, Director, Barton D. Schaerrer 199 HCEB
2-7700 Conference Center, Manager, Spencer E. Hansen 2255 CONF
2-3559 Conferences and Workshops, Director, Robert A. Holcombe 109 HCEB conferences
2-3817 Especially For Youth, Director, J.D. Hucks 205 HCEB efy
2-2872 Evening Classes, Director, Jeff C. Fox 211 HCEB 2-0729 evening_classes
Financial Services, Controller 309 HCEB
2-7150 Human Resource Services, Manager, Jennie Voorhis 337 HCEB 2-0743 dce.hroffice
2-7224 Independent Study, Director 128 MORC 2-0102 indstudy
2-4157 Marketing Communications, Director, M. Shayne Clarke 293 HCEB 2-0740
2-1106 Program Cashiering Services LOBBY HCEB
2-8925 Program Registration Services LOBBY HCEB 2-0739
2-2847 CONTINUING STUDENT ECCLESIASTICAL ENDORSEMENTS 4440 WSC 2-0299 hco
(See Honor Code Office)
COPY CENTERS (See Print and Mail Production Center)
2-4215 ASB C-3 ASB 2-0586
2-4265 JFSB B115 JFSB 2-0587
2-2745 JSB 163 JSB 2-0595
2-4880 LSB 2115 LSB
2-3330 MTC 2M-235 MTC
2-4197 TNRB 550 TNRB 2-0589
2-3116 UPB, Supervisor, Ben Bean LOBBY UPB 2-0836
2-3794 WSC/Color Center, Supervisor, Fred Grazzini 1010 WSC
2-2786 WSC/Cougar Creations 1010 WSC
2-9339 COPYRIGHT LICENSING OFFICE 3760 HBLL 2-0463 copyright
2-3821 Director, Peter Midgley 3760 HBLL
2-4467 Associate Director, Susie Quartey 3760 HBLL
2-5343 Licensing Administrator, Ty Turley-Trejo 3760 HBLL
2-7613 COSMO cosmo
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2-2583 COUGAR CLUB 336 SAB 2-0013 cougarclub
Executive Director, Michael W. Middleton
2-1782 Assistant Director, Greg Vehar
2-2786 COUGAR CREATIONS (See Copy Centers)
COUGARETTES (See Spirit Squad)
2-7769 COUNSELING AND CAREER CENTER 2500 WSC 2-0175 counseling_career
Director, Steven A. Smith
2-2689 Career and Academic Success Center 2590 WSC thecasc
Manager, Lynne Bennion
2-3035 Counseling and Psychological Services 1500 WSC 2-0173 counseling
Clinical Director, Kara Cattani
2-3035 Stress Management and Biofeedback Services 1582 WSC 2-0173
2-6291 Student Development Classes 2510 WSC stdev
2-6535 University Career Services 2400 WSC 2-0577 byucareerservices
Career Services Director, Jodi Chowen
2-3035 COUNSELING AND PSYCHOLOGICAL SERVICES 1500 WSC 2-0173 counseling
Clinical Director, Kara Cattani
2-3857 COUNSELING PSYCHOLOGY AND SPECIAL EDUCATION 340 MCKB 2-0198 cpsesec
Chair, Timothy Smith
CREAMERY STORES creamery
2-2555 Creamery at Helaman CANC
2-7166 Creamery on Ninth CONE 2-0187
2-2581 Creamery Outlet CSC
2-9201 Creamery at Wyview WPCB 8-0843
2-8399 CREATIVE SERVICES 150 AXMB
Manager, Rowdy Symons creativeservices
2-5297 CREATIVE WORKS 3760 HBLL 2-0463 catalog
Director, Giovanni Tata
2-7634 Marketing Coordinator, Mary Jo Tansy 3760 HBLL
2-9077 CRITERION 4148 JFSB byucriterion@gmail.com
Advisor, Emron Esplin
2-3329 CROSS COUNTRY--MEN’S 54 SFH 2-0030
Coach, Ed Eyestone
2-7922 CROSS COUNTRY--WOMEN’S 54 SFH 2-0030
Coach, Patrick Shane
2-3243 CULINARY SUPPORT CENTER 180 SASB
CURRICULUM (See Registrar’s Office) B-150 ASB
2-5522 CUSTODIAL SERVICES (See Physical Facilities Division/Building, 191 BRWB custodialshop
Grounds and Transportation Services/Building Maintenance and
Project Delivery)
Custodial/Special Events/Chair Repair/Equipment Repair/Chair Mats/
High Window Cleaning/Stone Grinding
2-2727 CUSTODIAL WSC (See Physical Facilities/Auxiliary Services) 1086 WSC
Auxiliary Custodial
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2-5086 DANCE 294 RB 2-0033 dance
Chair, Marilyn Berrett
2-4322 Dance--Fine Arts Ticket Office C-358 HFAC 2-0027 artstix
2-1628 DANCE MEDICINE TRAINING FACILITY 173 RB
2-3377 DAVID M. KENNEDY CENTER FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDIES 237 HRCB 2-0382 kennedycenter
2-3378 Director, Jeffrey F. Ringer 237E HRCB
Assistant Directors
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2-6244 International Study Programs, Lynn Elliott 204B HRCB
2-6621 Controller, Ryan Zirker 237C HRCB
2-3548 Advisement Center 273 HRCB kennedy_advisement
2-6277 Center for the Study of Europe 216 HRCB cse
2-1711 Director, Wade Jacoby 742 SWKT
2-5321 China Teachers Program 220 HRCB china_teachers
2-2651 Computer Support Representative (CSR), Devin T. Christensen 273B HRCB
2-3377 Culturegrams 237 HRCB
2-3077 International Society 139 HRCB international_society
2-8687 International Study Programs, Administrative Office 204 HRCB isp-administrative
2-6244 Director, Lynn Elliott 204B HRCB
2-3560 Accounting, Troy Galbraith 237 HRCB
Coordinators
2-6677 Malcolm Botto 204E HRCB
2-3309 Chelita Pate 204D HRCB
2-8535 Chris Quinlan 204F HRCB
2-8241 Aaron Rose 204A HRCB
2-5357 International Security 280C HRCB international_security
2-4302 Landes Holbrook
2-3686 International Study Programs, Student Services Office 101 HRCB isp
2-8687 Registrations/Scholarships 204 HRCB isp_registrar
2-7935 Student Services Office, Supervisor, Reid Minster 101 HRCB
2-7192 National Middle East Language Resource Center 214 HRCB
2-6531 Director, Kirk Belnap 212 HRCB
2-7192 Coordinator, Maggie Nassif 212 HRCB
Publications
2-2652 Editor, Lee Simons 280A HRCB
2-6921 Model United Nations 120 HRCB mun
2-3040 Outreach 141 HRCB 2-0382
2-6293 Travel Office 280B HRCB 2-0705
2-1291 Nancy Bean 280B HRCB
2-9370 Todd Bird 280B HRCB
2-3991 Wendy Baumgarten 280B HRCB
2-3998 Julie Ann Zarbock 280B HRCB
2-3548 Undergraduate Studies 273 HRCB
2-2782 African Studies, Coordinator, Chantal Thompson 206 HRCB
2-3359 Ancient Near East Studies, Coordinator, Eric Huntsman 205 HRCB
2-4699 Asian Studies, Coordinator, Eric Hyer 209 HRCB
2-2453 Canadian Studies Research Program, Coordinator, Earl H. Fry 774 SWKT
2-4617 European Studies, Coordinator, Nick Mason 208 HRCB
2-9187 International Development, Coordinator, Tim Heaton 210 HRCB
2-1352 International Relations 215 HRCB
2-1545 Latin American Studies, Coordinator, Christopher Lund 211 HRCB
2-3409 Middle Eastern Studies/Arabic, Coordinator, Jim Toronto 203 HRCB
DAVID O. MCKAY SCHOOL OF EDUCATION 2-0200 msesec
2-3426 Advisement/Education Student Services 350 MCKB
2-3694 Dean’s Office 301 MCKB
2-3695 Dean, Mary Anne Prater 301 MCKB
2-5045 Associate Dean, Tina Dyches 301 MCKB
2-4809 Associate Dean, Lynnette Erickson 301 MCKB
2-3858 Controller, Gary Arnoldson 306A MCKB
2-3426 Advisement Center and Licensing Office, Director, Jay Oliver 350 MCKB 2-0195 eac
2-4646 Center for the Improvement of Teacher Education and Schooling 149 MCKB 2-0199 cites
(CITES)
Director, Gary Seastrand
2-4318 Communication Disorders, Chair, Christopher Dromey 136 TLRB 2-0197 comdsec
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2-4717 Educational Inquiry, Measurement, and Evaluation, Director, 150M MCKB eime
Richard Sudweeks
2-4291 Educational Leadership and Foundations, Chair, Sterling Hilton 306 MCKB 2-0196 edlfsec
2-3426 Education Student Services, Director, Jay Oliver 350 MCKB 2-0195 ess
Education Advisement Center eac
Communication Disorders, Early Childhood Education, Elementary
Education, Secondary Education, Physical Education, Special Education
Education, Student Teaching/Internship mse-fieldservices
Education Scholarships mse-scholarships
Mentorships, Teaching Grants, Teaching Scholarships
2-1202 Field Services (Student Teaching), Director, Jay Oliver 350 MCKB 2-0195 eacsec
2-5097 Instructional Psychology and Technology, Chair, Andrew Gibbons 150 MCKB 2-0314 ipt
2-3497 Teacher Education, Chair, Michael O. Tunnell 201 MCKB 2-0652 tedsec
2-2229 Technology Education Computing Lab (TEC Lab) 180 MCKB 2-0200 teclab
2-2731 DEAN OF STUDENTS OFFICE--CAMPUS LIFE 3500 WSC 2-0643
2-4771 Associate Student Life Vice President and Dean of Students,
Vernon L. Heperi
2-5864 Associate Dean, Casey Peterson 3525 WSC
2-2130 Associate Dean, Sarah Westerberg 3527 WSC
2-9211 Assistant to the Dean/Campus Life Facility Administration Services, 112F RB
Steven M. Baker
2-7254 Assistant to the Dean, Connie Livingston 3524 WSC
2-2845 Assistant to the Associate Deans, Melba Latu 3520 WSC
2-7061 Assistant to the Dean/Student Life Controller, Steven Allen 3373 WSC
2-6940 Student Life Accountant, Vaughn Johnson 3375 WSC
2-2846 Assistant Dean, Jonathan Kau 3516 WSC
2-2293 Assistant Dean/BYU Chaplain, Jim Slaughter 3490 WSC
2-4443 Campus Life Web Consulting, Administrator, John Nicholes 105 RB
2-3024 Campus Lost and Found 1080 WSC
2-7927 Campus Scheduling, Manager, Janae Pickard 3371 WSC 2-0647
2-7543 Center for Conflict Resolution, Manager, John Pace 4412 WSC 2-0992
2-1281 Center for Service and Learning, Director, Chris Crippen 2010 WSC 2-0645 centerforservice
2-1372 DSNAITI Advisor, Sharon Tapahe 1372 WSC
2-2293 Extramural Sports, Administrator, Jim Slaughter 3490 WSC
2-2465 Honor Code Office, Director, Larry Neal 4440 WSC 2-0299 hco
2-4313 Information Center (WSC) 2300 WSC 2-0650
2-6073 International Student Services, Director, Sam Brown 1351 WSC 2-0644
2-3130 Intramural Activities, Manager, Phil Kelly 145A RB
2-3065 Multicultural Student Services, Director, Ann Marie Lambert 1320 WSC 2-0641
2-6854 Student Leadership (BYUSA), Director, Nathan Ward 3492 WSC 2-0142
2-6020 University Accessibility Center, Director, Michael Brooks 2170 WSC 2-0174 uac
(Physical and Learning Disabilities)
2-0436 TTY
2-4820 Women’s Services and Resources, Manager, LaNae Valentine 3326 WSC 2-0174
2-2640 DEVOTIONAL ASSEMBLIES D-364 ASB
Advancement Vice President, Matthew O. Richardson
2-2571 DINING SERVICES 180 SASB 2-0715 dining
2-4935 Director, Dean A. Wright
2-1459 Assistant Director, Cordell Briggs 103 CSC 2-0715
2-7218 Administrative Office, Kelley Williams 180 SASB 2-0715
2-5001 Hospitality and Fine Dining, Kirk Rich 5562 WSC 2-0907
2-1738 Concessions, Aaron Black 180 SASB 2-8369 concessions
2-3243 Culinary Support Center, Shane McEwen 103 CSC 2-0715
2-2572 Executive Chef, John McDonald 180 SASB 2-0715
2-7006 Purchasing, Roland Nelson 180 SASB 2-0715
2-3539 Vending Services, Kirt Fairbank 180 SASB 2-0715
Cafeterias and Restaurants
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2-4031 Cannon Commons, Leone Douma 140 CANC 2-5096 cannon_dining
2-1607 Cougareat Food Court, Joe Tiapson 2170 WSC 2-0907 retail_dining
2-1915 Jamba Juice, SAB 102 SAB
2-3245 Jamba Juice, WSC 2040 WSC
2-3757 Legends Grille, Wayne Griffin 106 SAB
2-8217 MOA Cafe 452 MOA
2-4727 MTC Dining Services, Douglas Walker D118 MTC mtc_cafeteria
2-9020 Skyroom Restaurant 6000 WSC skyroom
Catering and Food to Go
2-5001 BYU Food to Go, Chet Davis MORC 2-0802 takeout
2-5001 BYU Catering, Corey Lewis 5562 WSC 2-0182 catering
Concessions
2-2316 Edwards Stadium 180 SASB 2-2316
Creamery Stores
2-2555 Creamery at Helaman CANC
2-7166 Creamery on Ninth East, Jason Carter CONE
2-2581 Creamery Outlet CSC
2-9201 Creamery at Wyview WPCB
2-5895 DISABILITIES, 504 COORDINATOR D-282 ASB 2-0306 eo_manager
24-Hour Hotline (888-238-1062)
2-6020 DISABILITY STANDARDS COMMITTEE (See University 2170 WSC diac
Accessibility Center)
Chair, Michael Brooks
DISCONTINUANCE (See BYU OneStop) D-155 ASB
2-4874 DIVING--MEN’S AND WOMEN’S 144A RB 2-0698
Keith Russell
2-3647 DNA SEQUENCING CENTER (See Biology) 4046 LSB seqtech
2-4444 DONATIONS (See LDS Philanthropies) 100 LDSP 2-0894 ldsphilanthropies
2-6645 DRAMA (See Theatre and Media Arts) D-581 HFAC 2-0654 tma_secretary
2-1942 DRUG ABUSE PREVENTION OFFICE
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2-3680 EARTH SCIENCE MUSEUM (See Museum of Paleontology) 2-7919
ECCLESIASTICAL CLEARANCE - EMPLOYEES (Non-Students) eccl_clearance
2-3715 Ecclesiastical Clearance Office - Employees (Human Resources) A-242 ASB eccl_clearance
2-3563 Staff Ecclesiastical Clearance - New Hires (Staff Employment Office) D-70 ASB
ECCLESIASTICAL ENDORSEMENTS - STUDENTS
2-2847 Continuing Student Ecclesiastical Endorsements (Honor Code Office) 4440 WSC hco
2-2507 New Student Ecclesiastical Endorsements (Admissions Office) D-148 ASB
2-5283 ECONOMIC SELF-RELIANCE CENTER (See Ballard Center for
Economic Self-Reliance)
2-2859 ECONOMICS 130 FOB 2-0194 economics
Chair, Eric Eide
2-6519 EDUCATION IN ZION (See Library, Harold B. Lee) 2001 JFSB educationinzion
2-3426 EDUCATION STUDENT SERVICES 350 MCKB
(See David O. McKay School of Education- Education Student Services)
2-6214 EDUCATION WEEK, BYU CAMPUS 169 HCEB 2-0730 educationweek
Administrator, Bruce Payne
EDUCATION, SCHOOL OF (See David O. McKay School of Education)
2-4291 EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP AND FOUNDATIONS 306 MCKB 2-0196 edlfsec
Chair, Sterling Hilton
2-6022 EDWARDS STADIUM (See Marriott Center/Edwards Stadium) 2103 MC marriottcenter

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2-5533 ELECTRIC SYSTEMS SHOP (See Physical Facilities Division/Building, 269 BRWB electric_shop
Grounds and Transportation Services/Building Maintenance and
Project Delivery)
Power/Lights/Elevators/Fire Alarms/Clocks/Temporary Power
2-4012 ELECTRICAL AND COMPUTER ENGINEERING 459 CB 2-0201
2-6455 Chair, Brent E. Nelson 459C CB
Analog Labs 428, 430 CB
2-4004 Analog/Mixed-Circuits Lab 424 CB
2-9375 BARDD 106 FB
2-3812 Bio-Medical Imaging Lab 417 CB
2-4881 CERS (Center for Remote Sensing) Computer Lab 304 CB
2-3102 Clean Room (IML Lab) 487 CB
2-7206 Configurable Computing Lab 461 CB
2-1161 EE Computer Support Representatives 409 CB
2-4686 Fiber Optics Lab 418 CB
2-9007 High Frequency Microwave Lab 505 CB
2-4344 IML (Integrated Microelectronics Office) 485 CB
2-3230 MAGICC (Multiple Agent Intelligent Coordination and Control Lab) 290 FB
2-4881 MERS (Microwave Earth Remote Sensing) Computer Room 304 CB
2-8748 NANO Graduate Studies-Conference Room 494 CB
2-5414 NANO Graduate Studies 494 CB
2-8743 NANO Research and Equipment Lab 498 CB
2-7398 Optics Lab 421 and 495 CB 421, 495 CB
2-4686 Optics Lab 418 CB 418 CB
2-7405 Senior Project Room 150 FB
2-1919 RCNFG 246 B-34
2-4119 Robotic Vision Lab 496 CB
2-4279 Shop-Electrical Engineering Technical Support, Joe Bussio 416 CB
2-4884 Grad Lab 480 CB
2-4013 Student Advisement, Janalyn L. Mergist 459B CB
2-2274 Teaching Assistant (TA) Offices (in CAEDM area) 423 CB
2-4892 UAV (Unmanned Air Vehicle) Controls Lab 280 FB
2-6918 ELEVEN NEWS 150 BRMB
2-7110 Broadcast Managing Director, Chad Curtis 117 BRMB
2-6918 Eleven NEWS Assignment Desk 150 BRMB
2-8142 EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT (See Risk Management) 250 FB 2-0710
2-7933 EMPLOYEE GIVING (See LDS Philanthropies Donor and 212E LDSP 2-0892 annualfund
Support Services)
2-3863 EMPLOYEE RELATIONS (See Human Resource Services) D-276 ASB 2-0306 employee_relations
2-9065 Manager, David Tueller
2-6630 ENDOWMENT & GIFT FUNDS (See Regulatory C-233 ASB
Accounting and Reporting)
2-4938 ENGLISH 4198 JFSB 2-0221 english
2-4939 Chair, Phillip Snyder 4179 JFSB
2-3398 English Education 4168 JFSB english-education
2-8673 Graduate Program 4166 JFSB gradenglish
2-3565 University Writing and English Composition, Coordinator, Brian Jackson 4110 JFSB 2-8910 writing
2-4306 Writing Center 4026 JKB
2-2691 ENGLISH LANGUAGE CENTER (Intensive English) 4056 JFSB elcsec
2-3137 University Parkway Center Office, Arwen Wyatt 103 UPC
2-7437 ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND TECHNOLOGY, CENTER FOR
(See Rollins Center for Entrepreneurship)
2-4468 ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH AND SAFETY (See Risk Management) 250 FB 2-0710
2-6452 ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT (See Risk Management) 101 CMB
2-5895 EQUAL OPPORTUNITY OFFICE (See Human Resource Services) D-282 ASB 2-0306 eeo
Manager, Sue DeMartini eo_manager
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2-2731 ERNEST L. WILKINSON STUDENT CENTER 3500 WSC 2-0647
2-2400 BYU Store (See BYU Store) 3970 WSC 2-0061 byustore
2-4381 Bowling and Games Center 1171 WSC 2-0647
2-3901 BYUSA (See Student Leadership) 3400 WSC
2-3134 Campus Scheduling (See Scheduling Office) 3371 WSC 2-0647
2-5001 BYU Catering Information 5562 WSC 2-0182 catering
2-5068 Center for Conflict Resolution 4412 WSC 2-0992 ccr
2-8686 Center for Service and Learning 2010 WSC 2-0645
2-1277 Administration 2330 WSC
2-9798 Computer Lab 1111 WSC
2-2786 Cougar Creations 1010 WSC
2-1607 Cougareat 2692 WSC 2-0182
2-3035 Counseling and Career Center (See Counseling and Career Center) 1500 WSC counseling_career
2-2727 Custodial Services 1086 WSC
2-2731 Dean of Students--Campus Life 3500 WSC 2-0643
2-7419 Faculty Center 4450 WSC faculty_center
2-7077 Guest Services 3319 WSC guest_services
2-2847 Honor Code Office 4440 WSC 2-0299 hco
2-5092 ID Center 2310 WSC idcenter
2-4313 Information Center 2300 WSC 2-0650 infocenter_wsc
2-2695 International Services 1351 WSC 2-0644
2-3245 Jamba Juice 2040 WSC 2-0647
2-3024 Lost and Found 1055 WSC 2-0650 lostandfound
2-3065 Multicultural Student Services 1320 WSC 2-0641
2-2085 Post Office, University Station 1131 WSC
2-3134 Scheduling Office 3371 WSC 2-0647
2-3866 Signature Card/ID Center 2310 WSC signature_card
2-9020 Skyroom Restaurant 6600 WSC skyroom
2-3561 Student Employment 2024 WSC 2-0640 student_hire
2-3758 Student Honor Association 3420 WSC stu_honor_assoc
2-3901 Student Leadership 3400 WSC
2-1030 Studio 1030 Salon 1030 WSC 2-0647
2-2767 University Accessibility Center 2170 WSC 2-0174 uac
2-3111 WSC Support Services 3234A WSC 2-0647 rcpt
2-4877 Women’s Services and Resources 3326 WSC 2-0174 wsr
2-4470 The Wall 1151 WSC 2-0647
2-3817 ESPECIALLY FOR YOUTH (See Continuing Education, Division of) 206 HCEB 2-0731 efy
Director, J.D. Hucks
2-2872 EVENING CLASSES 211 HCEB 2-0729 evening_classes
Director, Jeff C. Fox
2-3622 EXECUTIVE MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION emba
(See Master of Business Administration Programs)
2-6507 EXERCISE SCIENCES 106 SFH 2-0555 exscoffice
Chair, Gary W. Mack
2-3042 Advisement Life Sciences Student Services 2060 LSB lifesciences
2-4970 Human Performance Research Center 120F RB 2-0555
Director, Matthew Seeley
Pre-Physical Therapy
2-5490 Advisor, Wayne Johnson 266 SFH
2-3344 Advisor, Ulrike Mitchell 268 SFH
2-4494 Y Be Fit (Personal Health Assessment and Lifestyle Coaching) 127 RB 2-0555 ybefit
Director, Larry Tucker
2-2533 EXTERNAL RELATIONS 227 HC
Associate Advancement Vice President, Alumni and
External Relations, John C. Lewis
2-4663 Alumni Relations, Keith Lue 224 HC alumni
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2-1920 Licensing and Trademark Administration, Adam Parker 272 HC
2-5788 Public Affairs and Guest Relations, Jim Kasen 212 HC
2-4711 Publications and Graphics, Jeff McClellan 212 UPB
2-5789 Speakers Bureau, Phyllis Jensen 252 HC
2-6022 Special Events, Lawrence R. Duffin (See Marriott Center/ 2103 MC marriottcenter
Edwards Stadium)
2-5789 United Way-BYU Campaign, Phyllis Jensen 252 HC
2-3334 EXTRAMURAL SPORTS
2-2293 Administrator, Jim Slaughter 3490 WSC
2-1958 Administrator, Morris Havea 3496 WSC
2-3316 Lacrosse--Men’s, Coach, Matt Schneck 87 SFH 2-0543 lacrosse
2-3334 Racquetball--Men’s and Women’s, Coach, Paul Snyder 87 SFH 2-0543
2-2934 Rugby--Men’s, Coach, David Smyth 87 SFH 2-0543
2-8733 Soccer--Men’s, Coach, Chris Watkins 206F SFH 2-0699
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2-7419 FACULTY CENTER 4450 WSC 2-0223 faculty_center
2-1792 Director, Alan L. Wilkins 4454 WSC
2-9142 Associate Director, R. Kent Crookston 4455 WSC
2-4008 Assistant Director, A. Jane Birch 4456 WSC
2-4842 Assistant Director, Jenith A. Larsen 4434 WSC
2-3569 FACULTY COMPENSATION D-353 ASB 2-0684
Manager, Michael J. Colledge
2-1719 FACULTY EDITING SERVICE 4092 JKB 2-0771 byu.fes@gmail.com
Mel Thorne
2-7017 FACULTY RELATIONS D-341 ASB 2-0684 faculty_relations
Manager, Tom Patterson
2-6200 FAMILY HISTORY LIBRARY (See Library, Harold B. Lee, Religion/ family-history
Family History Help Desk)
2-2549 FAMILY HOUSING (See Residence Life) 205 W0AD 2-0772 family_housing
2-2069 FAMILY LIFE, SCHOOL OF 2086 JFSB 2-0230 sfl
Director, Dean Busby 2086 JFSB
2-4584 Associate Director, Clyde Robinson 2086 C JFSB
2-7529 Associate Director, Jason Carroll 2086 D JFSB
2-3219 Child and Family Studies Lab 1100 JFSB
2-9748 Family Studies Center 343 SWKT 2-0230
2-1410 Gerontology Program 2086 JFSB gerontology_info
2-4359 Relate Institute, Brian Willoughby 331 SWKT support@relate-institute.org
2-9748 FAMILY STUDIES CENTER 2-0230 sfl
2-2083 FAMILY, HOME, AND SOCIAL SCIENCES, COLLEGE OF 1041 JFSB 2-0227 fhss
Dean, Benjamin M. Ogles
2-2084 Administrative Assistant, Robin Shumway 990B SWKT
2-3425 Associate Dean, Shawn Miller 990A SWKT
2-4985 Associate Dean, Kelly Patterson 990D SWKT
2-2058 Associate Dean, Susanne Olsen Roper 990Q SWKT
2-3950 Assistant Dean, Scott Dunaway 938 SWKT
2-6296 Assistant Dean, Joseph Olsen 930 SWKT
2-8192 Controller, Michael Nelson 990H SWKT
2-2152 Assistant Controller, Mike Bridenbaugh 990F SWKT
2-3541 Advisement Center, Director, Lori Seely 1041 JFSB
2-6076 American Heritage, Coordinator, Kristen C. Betts 3421 HBLL americanheritage
2-3058 Anthropology, Chair, Charles Nuckolls 800 SWKT anthropology
2-4048 Charles Redd Center for Western Studies, Director, Brian Q. Cannon 954 SWKT redd_center
2-3989 Comprehensive Clinic, Director, Dean Barley 241 TLRB clinic-pt-sec
2-9755 Office of Civic Engagement, Director, Richard Davis 359 SWKT

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2-7415 Computing Services 382 SWKT fhsscomputing
2-3586 Director and Web Development, Ken Millard 385 SWKT
2-2833 Databases, Teaching and Learning, Bruce Burgon 386 SWKT
2-2878 Desktop Support, Gary H. Glade 387 SWKT
2-6296 Research Support, Joe Olsen 930 SWKT fhssresearch@gmail.com
2-4373 Systems Administrator, Greg Wilson 388 SWKT
2-2859 Economics, Chair, Eric Eide 130 FOB econ
2-2069 Family Life, School of, Director, Dean Busby 2086 JFSB famlife-sec
2-4065 Associate Director, Clyde Robinson 2086C JFSB
2-7529 Associate Director, Jason Carroll 2057 JFSB
2-3697 Family and Social Services Internships, Karen Christensen 942 SWKT 2-1421
2-3851 Geography, Chair, Ryan Jensen 690 SWKT geography
2-4335 History, Chair, Donald Harreld 2130 JFSB hist_dept
2-2944 Center for Family History and Genealogy, Director, Jill Crandell 1031 JFSB
2-3423 Political Science, Chair, Sven Wilson 745 SWKT polysec
2-4287 Psychology, Chair, Dawson Hedges 1001 SWKT psychology
2-3282 Social Work, School of, Director, Gordon Limb 2190 JFSB socialwork
2-3392 Sociology, Chair, Cardell K. Jacobson 2008 JFSB sociology
2-6029 Washington Seminar, Director, Scott Dunaway 945 SWKT 2-1421 washingtonseminar
2-2276 Women’s Studies, Valerie Hegstrom 1065 JFSB
FAX SERVICES
2-4215 ASB Copy Center C-3 ASB 2-0586
2-4265 JFSB Copy Center B115 JFSB 2-0587
2-2745 JSB Copy Center 163 JSB 2-0595
2-4197 TNRB Copy Center 550 TNRB 2-0589
2-3116 UPB Copy Center 275 UPB 2-0836
2-6067 Business Office UPB 205 UPB 2-0591
2-3658 Mail Services 296 UPB 2-0486
2-6645 FILM (See Theatre and Media Arts) D-581 HFAC 2-0654 tma_secretary
2-8377 FINANCE DEPARTMENT 640 TNRB 2-0741 finance
Chair, Andrew Holmes 640A TNRB
2-8378 Program Office 610 TNRB finmajor
Director, Colby Wright 610A TNRB
2-4701 FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING AND REPORTING
2-8061 Director, Duff Gardner B-279 ASB
2-3845 Accounts Payable B-280 ASB 2-0243
2-6218 Manager, Jerry A. Sandbakken B-280 ASB
2-5527 General Accounting and Reporting C-249 ASB
2-8062 Manager, Craig Larson C-249 ASB
2-6104 Academic Accounting and Business Objects (BOb) Reporting, C-249 ASB
Guy Curtis
2-4436 Auxiliary Accounting and Business Objects (BOb) Reporting, C-249 ASB
Marion Golding
2-5527 Cleared Checks C-249 ASB
2-9766 Plant Fund and Asset Management Accounting, Ben Wake C-249 ASB
2-6106 Asset Management, Supervisor, Terry Francis C-249 ASB
2-2080 Reporting and General Ledger Processing, Larry McFerson C-249 ASB
2-8186 Payroll D-55 ASB payroll1
2-6349 Manager, Shannon Reid D-55 ASB
2-7567 Assistant Manager, Shannon Kelly D-55 ASB
2-6591 Garnishments, Pam Wilson D-55 ASB
2-8186 Y-Time D-55 ASB
2-4104 FINANCIAL AID OFFICE C-144 ASB 2-0235
Director, Stephen E. Hill
2-4701 FINANCIAL SERVICES A-153 ASB
2-3760 Chief Financial Officer, Brian K. Evans B-346 ASB 2-0593
2-2734 University Controller, Douglas G. Belliston B-355 ASB

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2-6633 Budget Office, Director, Paul Behrmann D-208 ASB budget_administration
2-8061 Financial Accounting and Reporting, Director, Duff Gardner B-279 ASB
(See Financial Accounting and Reporting)
Financial Aid (See Student Academic and Advisement Services)
2-8025 Grants and Contracts Accounting, Manager, Kathleen Rugg A-261 ASB fsresearch
(See Grants and Contracts Accounting)
2-6639 Regulatory Accounting and Reporting, Director, Kevin Walker C-233 ASB
(See Regulatory Accounting and Reporting)
2-4104 Student Financial Services, Director, Jay Hanson A-153 ASB
(See Student Financial Services)
2-4701 Treasury Services, University Treasurer, Richard White A-153 ASB
(See Treasury Services)
2-2819 FINE ARTS AND COMMUNICATIONS, COLLEGE OF A-501 HFAC 2-0253 cfac
2-8271 Dean, Stephen M. Jones A-501 HFAC
2-2564 Arts Production, Associate Dean, Randy Boothe D-501C HFAC
2-6340 BYU Arts, Jeff Martin C-358C HFAC
2-4340 Student Programs, Associate Dean, Ed Carter A-501 HFAC
2-8132 Faculty, Associate Dean, Rodger Sorensen A-501 HFAC
2-6488 Assistant Dean/Controller, Scott M. Boyter A-501 HFAC
2-9377 Information Systems, Manager, Don J. Powell D-513 HFAC
2-3292 CFAC Computer Support D-406A HFAC cfaccsr
2-2818 Barlow Endowment for Music Composition A-501 HFAC
2-8251 External Relations, Yvette Arts 278 MOA
2-3524 Laycock Center, Jeff Sheets A-360 HFAC
2-3777 Advisement Center, Supervisor, Julee Braithwaite D-444 HFAC advisement_secretary
2-2997 Communications, Chair, Ed Adams 360 BRMB comms_secretary
2-5086 Dance, Chair, Marilyn Berrett 294 RB 2-0033 dance
2-4322 Fine Arts Ticket Office C-358 HFAC 2-0027 artstix
2-8257 Museum of Art, Director, Mark Magleby 492 MOA moa_admin
2-8903 School of Music, Director, Kory Katseanes C-550 HFAC music
2-6645 Theatre and Media Arts, Chair, Amy Petersen Jensen D-581 HFAC tma_secretary
2-2957 Universe 152 BRMB universe.releases@gmail.com
2-7321 Visual Arts, Chair, Linda Reynolds E-509 HFAC e509frontdesk
2-6880 FIRE SAFETY (See Risk Management) 250 FB 2-0710
2-4243 FIRST-YEAR EXPERIENCE, OFFICE OF 2006 JKB fye
2-8677 Assistant Dean, Heather M. Hammond
2-3475 FLAS FELLOWSHIP (See Center for the Study of Europe) 216 HRCB flas
2-3104 FOLK DANCE DIVISION (See World Dance Division)
2-2916 FOOTBALL--MEN’S 220 SAB 2-0259 football@byucougars.com
Coach, Bronco Mendenhall
2-5302 Football Equipment Room, Director, Mick Hill 122 SAB
2-3512 FOREIGN LANGUAGE ACHIEVEMENT TESTING 1163 JFSB 2-0304 flatstesting
Director, Jarom McDonald
2-3765 FOREIGN LANGUAGE STUDENT RESIDENCE PROGRAM 3086 JFSB
8-2381 Foreign Language Student Residence, Hall Advisor A-100 FLSR 2-0838
1950 North Temple View Drive #100, Provo, UT 84604
2-4331 FORUM ASSEMBLIES D-380 ASB 2-0684 forums
2-2209 FRENCH AND ITALIAN 3134 JFSB 2-0260 french_italian
Chair, Corry Cropper
2-4978 Teaching Assistants
2-8176 FRESHMAN MENTORING 2014 JKB 2-0639 freshmanmentoring
2-6284 Director, Phillip Rash
2-4326 FULTON COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY
(See Ira A. Fulton College of Engineering and Technology)
2-3946 FULTON SUPERCOMPUTING LAB 403 CB supercomputing
2-5556 FURNITURE/INTERIOR DESIGN (See Physical Facilities Division/
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2-5527 GENERAL ACCOUNTING (See Financial Accounting and Reporting) C-249 ASB
2-3089 GENERAL COUNSEL (Legal Office) A-357 ASB 2-0265
2-3080 General Counsel, Michael R. Orme A-357 ASB
2-3532 Executive Secretary-Administrative Assistant, Betty M. Johnson A-357 ASB
2-2235 Deputy General Counsel, Steven M. Sandberg A-350 ASB
2-4722 Deputy General Counsel-BYU-Idaho/BYU Hawaii, David B. Thomas A-357 ASB
2-6727 University Counsel, Paul J. Angerhofer A-350 ASB
2-7383 University Counsel, Christopher A. Bauer C-250 ASB
2-3013 University Counsel, Stephen M. Craig B-350 ASB
2-5941 University Counsel, Erik G. Davis A-350 ASB
2-8417 University Counsel, Christian A. Fox A-357 ASB
2-6793 Paralegal, Tamera S. Gustin B-346 ASB
2-3528 Records Manager, Jann Tingey A-350 ASB
2-7667 Associate University Counsel, Compliance, Sarah L. Campbell C-254 ASB
2-6818 GENERAL EDUCATION 302 MSRB 2-0263 gened
2-9326 Associate Dean, Deborah Dean
2-2009 GENERAL RECEIVABLES (See Off-Campus Receivables) A-153 ASB
2-3851 GEOGRAPHY 690 SWKT 2-0266 geography
2-5386 Chair, Ryan R. Jensen
2-3851 Environmental Studies, Matthew F. Bekker 672C SWKT
2-3851 Geographic Information Systems (GIS), Brandon Plewe 672B SWKT
2-3851 Geospatial Intelligence, Perry J. Hardin 630 SWKT
2-3851 Global Studies, Daniel H. Olsen 622 SWKT
2-3851 Tourism, James A. Davis 690C SWKT
2-3851 Urban Planning, Michael J. Clay 690E SWKT
2-3918 GEOLOGICAL SCIENCES S-389 ESC 2-0267 geology
2-5219 Chair, John H. McBride S-389B ESC
2-5219 Associate Chair, Mike Dorais S-335 ESC
2-3919 Department Administrative Assistant, Kristine B. Mortensen S-389C ESC
2-2578 Department Secretary, Kathryn Tucker S-389A ESC
2-2082 Graduate Student Offices C-371 ESC
2-3680 Museum of Paleontology 140 MP 2-7919
2-3940 Vertebrate Paleontology Lab 140 MP
2-4923 GERMAN AND RUSSIAN 3112 JFSB 2-0268 germ-slav
Chair, Michelle Stott James
Teaching Assistants 3010 JKB
2-1410 GERONTOLOGY PROGRAM 2086 JFSB gerontology_info
2-5515 GLASS (See Physical Facilities Division/Building, Grounds
and Transportation Services/Building Exteriors)
Roofing, Building Exteriors
2-6495 GLOBAL MANAGEMENT CENTER (See Whitmore Global 360 TNRB gmc_secretary
Management Center)
2-7304 GOLF--MEN’S 60 SFH 2-0697 mens_golf
Coach, Bruce Brockbank
2-9787 GOLF--WOMEN’S 60 SFH 2-0697
Coach, Carrie Roberts
2-3257 GORDON B. HINCKLEY ALUMNI AND VISITORS CENTER HC
2-4091 GRADUATE STUDIES 105 FPH 2-0270 gradstudies
2-4465 Dean, Wynn C. Stirling 105 FPH
2-4465 Administrative Assistant, Denise Gibbons Davis
2-1586 Assistant Dean, James N. Crane 105 FPH
2-7308 Graduate Admissions, Kevin M. Green 105 FPH
2-4541 Graduate Advisement, Claire A. DeWitt 105 FPH

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2-2863 Office Manager 105 FPH
2-7396 Special Projects Coordinator, Janice Robinson 105 FPH
GRADUATION (For Information on Graduation Requirements,
See College Advisement Centers)
2-4640 Commencement B-202 ASB 2-0007
2-2631 Records and Registration (Diplomas) B-150 ASB 2-0613 records
2-2631 Registrar’s Office (Transcripts)
2-4175 Traditional Graduation Announcements 3979 WSC
2-4104 GRANTS (See BYU OneStop) D-155 ASB 2-0005
2-8025 GRANTS AND CONTRACTS ACCOUNTING (See Regulatory A-261 ASB 2-0622
Accounting and Reporting)
Manager, Kathleen Rugg
GREENHOUSE
2-5509 Grounds Maintenance, Plant and Floral, Tegwyn Ellingson GRNDS PPGH
2-2659 Life Sciences Greenhouse LSGH
2-6209 Plant and Wildlife Sciences Department, Life Sciences Greenhouse 108 LSGH
Manager, Earl Hansen
2-5510 GROUNDS (See Physical Facilities Division/Building, Grounds and GRNDS PPGO 2-0271 grounds
2-5672 GUEST SERVICES (WSC) 3234 WSC 2-0647
2-4769 GYMNASTICS--WOMEN’S 6 SFH 2-0699
Coach, Brad Cattermole
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2-2629 HAM RADIO STATION (N7BYU) 3278 WSC 2-0317 n7byu
2-7547 Advisor, Jim Manookin 1100 ITB 2-0619
2-6452 HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT (See Risk Management) 101 CMB envmgmt
2-9016 HEALTH AND SAFETY (See Risk Management) 250 FB 2-0710
2-3386 HEALTH SCIENCE 4103B LSB health-science
2-3327 Chair, Michael D. Barnes
2-2771 HEALTH SERVICES (See Student Health Services) 2310 SHC
2-7758 HEARING CLINIC (See Communication Disorders) TLRB 2-0197 comdsec
2-5532 HEATING/AIR CONDITIONING/REFRIGERATION 270 BRWB 2-0171 airshop
(See Physical Facilities Division/Planning and Construction/Utilities
2-2034 HELAMAN HALLS, CANNON CENTER (See Residence Life) 106 CANC 2-5096
2-4421 HERITAGE HALLS OFFICE (See Residence Life) 32 FELT HALL 2-0300
2-3257 HINCKLEY CENTER HC
2-4335 HISTORY 2130 JFSB 2-0275 hist_dept
Chair, Donald J. Harreld
2-1968 Center for Family History and Genealogy, Director, Jill Crandell 1031 JFSB cfhgoff
HOME AND FAMILY LIVING (See Family Life, School of)
2-2847 HONOR CODE OFFICE 4440 WSC 2-0299 hco
Director, Larry Neal
Continuing Student Ecclesiastical Endorsements
2-3036 HONORS PROGRAM 350 MSRB 2-0263 honorsprogram
2-3138 Director, Joseph Parry
2-5497 Advisement Center honors
2-5001 HOSPITALITY AND FINE DINING (See Dining Services) 5562 WSC 2-0907
HOTLINE, COMPLIANCE (888-238-1062)
HOUSING housing
2-6941 Campus Accommodations--Conference Housing 100 SASB 2-0837 housing
(Summer Conference Housing Information)
2-2611 Campus Accommodations--On-Campus Student Housing 100 SASB 2-0837 housing
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2-1513 Off-Campus Housing C-141 ASB 2-0182
On-Campus Student Housing Areas (See Residence Life)
2-4970 HUMAN PERFORMANCE RESEARCH CENTER 120F RB
Director, Matthew K. Seeley
2-5011 HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT 2001 JKB training
2-5884 BYU Wellness Program (For Faculty/Staff) 2001 JKB wellness
2-5886 HRD Director, Greg Danklef
2-5887 Online Training Consultant, Jerry Bishop ytrain
2-5011 Training, Registration, and Scheduling training
HUMAN RESOURCE SERVICES D-238 ASB hrs
2-3861 Assistant Administrative Vice President, Forrest L. Flake
Area Human Resource Consultants
2-1962 Collette Blackwelder D-263 ASB
2-6877 Carl McCain D-256 ASB
2-6802 Jessika Walker D-274 ASB
2-5113 John Young D-265 ASB
2-4716 Benefits Services Director, Douglas J. Lee D-240A ASB benefits
2-4486 Retirement Services, Peg Schmidt D-244 ASB
2-4092 Compensation Services Director, Jim Woodard D-240B ASB compensation
2-5335 Ecclesiastical Clearance Office, Mikalani Yamada
2-3863 Employee Relations Managing Director, Scott Elkins D-240C ASB
2-9065 Employee Relations Manager, David Tueller D-276 ASB
2-5895 Equal Employment Opportunity Manager, Sue DeMartini D-282 ASB
24 Hour Hotline (888-238-1062)
Employment Verification
2-3569 Faculty
2-4092 Staff/Administration
2-3562 Student
2-5886 Human Resource Development, Greg Danklef 2001 JKB
2-5011 BYU Wellness, Marie Harris 2001 JKB
2-5887 Online Training Consultant, Jerry Bishop 2001 JKB
2-3563 Staff and Administrative Employment Manager, Wade Ashton D-70 ASB
2-3562 Student Employment Manager, Brittany Goff 2024 WSC
2-1664 HUMANITIES CENTER
2-1664 Director, Matthew Wickman 4103 JFSB
2-3073 Christian Values in Literature, Studies of, Jesse S. Crisler 3184 JFSB centercv
2-5360 Digital Humanities, Office of 1163 JFSB 2-0304
Director, Jarom McDonald 1163E JFSB 2-0304
2-3512 Foreign Language Achievement Testing 1163 JFSB 2-0304 flatstesting
2-7428 Humanities Computer Lab--Mac 1133 JFSB 2-0304
2-7428 Humanities Computer Lab--PC 1131 JFSB 2-0304
2-5424 Humanities Learning Resources, Manager, Harold Hendricks 1141 JFSB 2-0304
2-1719 Humanities Publication Services 4037 JFSB 2-0771 hpc
2-1719 HUMANITIES PUBLICATION SERVICES 4092 JKB 2-0771
Director, Melvin J. Thorne
HUMANITIES TECHNOLOGY AND RESEARCH SUPPORT CENTER
(See Humanities Center, Digital Humanities, Office of)
2-4448 HUMANITIES, CLASSICS, AND COMPARATIVE LITERATURE 3008 JFSB 2-0305
2-7151 Chair, George B. Handley 3008B JFSB
2-2775 HUMANITIES, COLLEGE OF 4002 JFSB 2-0308 humanities
2-9797 Dean, John R. Rosenberg 4002D JFSB
2-3581 Associate Dean, Gregory Clark 4002B JFSB
2-3263 Associate Dean, Ray Clifford 3086A JFSB
2-4622 Assistant Dean, Melinda Semadeni 4025 JFSB
2-6084 Assistant Dean, David Waddell 1175A JFSB 2-0309
2-3665 Controller, Jared Christensen 4002C JFSB
2-4789 Advisement Center 1175 JFSB 2-0309 humanities-advisement

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