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  The Paradox of Positivity

  "Deliberately seeking for light and positive energy produces the highest levels of individual and organizational well-being and performance."

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  Religion in the Public Square

  Interested in religion's role in nearly every aspect of society? This conference is for you! Early bird undergraduate registration ends October 6.

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  Connectivity, Propinquity and the Future of Academic Institutions

  Industrialization affected the way we work and live by substituting machine labor for human labor. Connectivity is affecting the way humans work and live by substituting digital communication for face-to-face communication, that is: connectivity for propinquity.

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  Our Mission

  The mission of the Wheatley Institution is to enhance the academic climate and scholarly reputation of BYU, and to enrich faculty and student experiences, by contributing recognized scholarship that lifts society by preserving and strengthening its core institutions.

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News

Summer Seminar on Civic Virtue

Teaching Ethics at Universities

From the Founding to the Future: Teaching Civic Virtue

Recent Publications

The Promising Future (with Cautions) of Online Learning

For whom does online learning work, under what circumstances, and what kinds of supports are required to ensure that all students can learn online?

Inviting Moral Relativism to be Irrelevant

What if we were to assess moral values by examining whether decisions nourish the individual, sustain quality family relationships, strengthen the community, and build a cohesive unity in the culture itself?