Brian Page has been a professor at BYU-Idaho for nine years. He has taught 5 classes: financial management, advanced financial management, spreadsheet analysis, business fundamentals and business strategy. He has been the finance department chair for 4 years.“I do the jobs no one else wants to do," Page said. He is over the faculty and curriculum. Page got his accounting...

If you ask Rick Hirschi what the best thing in Brazil is, he’ll likely tell you the same thing he told Scroll: “The people.” He’ll go on to tell you how friendly, loving and devoted to God they are — never even considering that those are the same qualities people admire in him. Hirschi, an economics professor at BYU-Idaho, along...

"I'm a professor by accident," said Daniel Moncayo, a BYU-Idaho faculty member. "I fell in love with research ... then I realized that I could use all my education to help ... improve education."Moncayo is a six-year faculty member at BYU-I, and for the past semester, he has conducted an experiment on the students to determine the most effective way...

Ethics is essential to many BYU-Idaho students within their education and future careers. ECON 370 provides a learning experience of professionalism, standards and overall performance. Ethics is a meaningful term that helps to determine the moral principles of one’s behavior. Ethics is used in all aspects of our lives, from work to school and in our interactions. ECON 370 is...

The fans in the crowd roared as David Landeen shuffled through the pitch with the ball glued to his foot, breaking through the defense and striking a goal for the intramural soccer team. Landeen gave his soon-to-be wife a high five and saw all his friends waving their homemade posters in the stands. This made it the perfect moment for...

Shiree Shirley grew up in Sugar City, Idaho, and has always enjoyed the beauty of Idaho's nature. She first attended BYU-Idaho when it was called Rick’s College back in 1990 and graduated with a degree in elementary education in 1993. Shirley began her professional career at BYU-I in the Event Services Department for six years. After graduating, she began applying...

Students flew to Dallas and met with BYU-Idaho alumni about their career paths. "It's crazy, because it's, like; you graduated from the same school that I'm gonna graduate from with a similar major that I have. And now you're working really high up at Toyota and all of this stuff," said Ellie Freeman, a senior majoring in communication with a...