Happenings
The latest news and events from Wheatley Institute.
The Grand Story of Our Eternal Family
Wheatley Family Fellow Jenet Erickson Gives Devotional Address at BYU-Hawaii
Your Faith is Your Greatest Asset: Paul Lambert Gives Devotional on Religion in the Workplace
Paul Lambert, Wheatley Religion Initiative Director, spoke at Ensign College.
Agency vs. Equity: Which Way Forward for American Education?
Ian Rowe, Senior Fellow at American Enterprise Institute, visits Wheatley Institute for a lecture on empowering children.
Dr. Rivers Gives Annual Truman G. Madsen Lecture on Eternal Man
Conceptions of the Soul: Some Implications for Contemporary Culture
Wheatley Institute Awards Scholarships to Three Students as a Part of the 2023 Constitution Day Essay Contest
Wheatley partnered with BYU's College of Family, Home, and Social Sciences to hold a Constitution Day essay contest for BYU students.
Professor Jason Carroll Named Family Initiative Director
Carroll continues his work with Wheatley Institute in a new position within the Family Initiative.
Institute for Family Studies Publishes Article by Wheatley Family Initiative Director
Jason Carroll, Wheatley Institute's Family Initiative Director, authored an article for the Institute for Family Studies
New Faculty Fellows Announced
New fellows are set to help Wheatley Institute conduct research and support the Institute's mission. Each fellow will focus on one of Wheatley's three initiatives: religion, family, and constitutional government.
Wheatley Institute Welcomes Dr. Paul Lambert
Dr. Paul Lambert joins the Wheatley Institute as the Director of the Religion Initiative
Governor Cox Speaks About Healthy Conflict Initiative at the Braver Angels National Convention
Utah Governor Spencer Cox gave a sneak peak about a new initiative that he is in the process of creating at the Braver Angels National Convention. The initiative, which is to yet be announced, focuses on creating a healthy conflict model for Americans to use when disagreements arise. Deseret News wrote about his presentation on the democratic need for the improving how Americans disagree.