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Toggle ItemDean's List
How to Qualify:
- Ranked in the top 5% of grades for the college for the semester
- Minimum of 14 hours of credits for the semester
- Minimum GPA of 3.5 for the semester
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Mary Lou Fulton and Marjorie Pay Hinckley endowments in the college fund many experiential learning activities for students, including internships and travel to academic conferences. If you received an award from either of these endowments, please complete this form to report on your experience.
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Make friends who share your interests by joining a club!
Anthropology Student Association
BYU Emerging Museum Professionals Association
BYU Political Affairs Society student chapter / Pi Sigma Alpha Beta Mu Chapter
Civic-Engagement Leadership Association
Gerontology Student Association
Master of Social Work Student Association
National Security Student Association
Phi Alpha Theta History Honor Society
Sociology Academic Student Association
Student Urban Planning Association
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Toggle ItemStudent Competencies
Here are the skills students should develop by the time they graduate from our college:
Brigham Young University College of Family, Home, and Social Sciences Student Competencies
Produce Solutions
Research Proficiency
Employ rigorous research methods to understand diverse human experience.
Identify Solutions
Design research that addresses societal problems.
Apply Research
Solve real world problems and evaluate outcomes using critical thinking and empirical research.
Communicate Effectively
Write Effectively
Write persuasive prose employing empirical research to make an argument.
Speak Persuasively
Articulate findings, claims, and solutions effectively.
Collaborate Constructively
Work closely with others to solve problems.
Navigate Human Experience
Understand People
Understand and interpret diverse social worlds through empirical research and empathetic engagement.
Civic Engagement
Creatively engage social problems using effective theories and methods.
Spiritual Understanding
Recognize the role of the divine in human affairs and the divinity of humanity.
(November 4, 2019)
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The newsletter is sent to all majors and minors in the College of Family, Home, and Social Sciences. If you are not receiving the newsletter, or are not a declared major or minor and would like to subscribe, send your name and email address to fhss_communications@byu.edu.
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