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By Gabe Mills (Gabriela as editor-in-chief) + 3 others for BYUI Scroll - 2 min read
Accounting department notes 100% employment rate for graduates
In the Department of Accounting, Kevin Kimball, the department chair, prepares students for the professional world by giving them opportunities through internships, networking and giving them a better understanding of the professional world that BYU-Idaho is preparing them for. In the fall of 2023, there was a 100% employment rate for students who graduated from the accounting department. When asked...
By Aubree Christensen (Gabriela as editor-in-chief) + 4 others for BYUI Scroll - 3 min read
Alumni Spotlight: Skyler Poteat teaches professional skills applicable to students
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As a business professional, Skyler Poteat found collaboration and networking a useful skill to communicate better with people of all different backgrounds. Poteat is from North Carolina and met his wife at BYU-Idaho. He and his wife have been married for almost 15 years with four kids, residing in American Fork, Utah. Poteat graduated from BYU-I in 2013 with a...
By Kenzie Fox (Gabriela as editor-in-chief) + 3 others for BYUI Scroll - 4 min read
Creating new opportunities: TV news back at BYU-I
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Scroll Broadcasting is a new addition to the Scroll Newspaper that deals with the more visual side of news. They partner with Scroll to report on the relevant campus and local news."Students that would take the broadcasting class Comm 362 ... wanted to pursue careers ... in anchoring or sportscasting... (but) we didn't have anything," said Steven Vest, the media...
By Dakotah Barclay (Gabriela as editor-in-chief) + 4 others for BYUI Scroll - 7 min read
Alumni spotlight: Alex Narayan
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Alex Narayan misses Taco Bell. Germany doesn’t have Taco Bell “Every now and then you want something gross but yummy, (and) reminds you of home, and Taco Bell is what does that for me," Narayan said. Narayan's parents split when he was around 14 ,and he lived with his mom. On July 4, 2011, his father suddenly passed away while...
By Rosemary Jones (Gabriela as editor-in-chief) + 4 others for BYUI Scroll - 2 min read
BYU-I students experience the process of agricultural policy in Boise
Photo credit: Chanel Tewalt
Around 20 students from the agricultural policy and trade class traveled to Boise on Feb. 21 through 22 and visited the Idaho State Legislature in Boise. Every winter semester, students learning about the process of agricultural policies and their importance, talk and meet with legislators, lobbyists and agricultural organizations."We've studied it out of a textbook," said Allan Walburger, associate dean...
By Gabriela Fletcher (Gabriela as photographer) + 2 others for BYUI Scroll - 2 min read
Reeder takes over communication department chair
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Jason Reeder, a BYU-Idaho professor, became the Communication Department Chair in December 2023. Prior to this promotion, Reeder taught various classes in the department, including classes in the digital and social media emphasis such as Digital Media Analytics/Strategy and core classes such as Mass Media and Society. When Marc Skinner, the previous department chair, announced he would finish his career...
By Cody Miller (Gabriela as editor-in-chief) + 4 others for BYUI Scroll - 3 min read
James Valentine: What makes a teacher
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James Valentine loves to teach. This talent for teaching goes back to when he went to work at McDonald's, where he taught other employees the policies that make a fast-food restaurant work. This would carry over to his two-year proselyting mission for The Church of Jesus Christ Of Latter-day Saints in Bucharest, Romania. He worked as a carpet cleaner for...
By Gabe Mills (Gabriela as editor-in-chief) + 3 others for BYUI Scroll - 2 min read
College makes economic data accessible with Bloomberg terminals
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Greg McKee is a professor of economics at BYU-Idaho who uses valuable software to give his students real world, hands-on experience with the economic status of countries and businesses across the world. This software is found through the Bloomberg terminals that the university owns. “The idea is that the Bloomberg software gets you access to a number of different types...
By Bailee Edwards-Kevin (Gabriela as editor-in-chief) + 3 others for BYUI Scroll - 3 min read
BYU-I's Accounting Department re-evaluates curriculum
For the past two years, BYU-Idaho's Department of Accounting has removed International Accounting (ACCTG 440) from their options courses, out of which accounting students much choose two, and replaced it with Accounting and Audit Data Analytics (ACCTG 354) in order to set their accounting graduates up for success. The Department of Accounting focuses on developing students’ abilities in financial and...
By Gabe Mills (Gabriela as editor-in-chief) + 4 others for BYUI Scroll - 2 min read
Employment dashboard leads to effective job placement for students
Photo credit: Matt Maroon
Using a dashboard that shows where students within the College of Business and Communication find jobs, Matt Maroon, BYU-Idaho's department chair for the Department of Marketing, can help students know where to look for employment. The dashboard, created by a former student, shows the geographic location of where BYU-I alumni are employed with higher-volume areas indicated by a larger bubble....